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PROMEMO aims to identify and understand the function of memory-associated proteins that determines the persistence of a memory.
Switching memory "on" and "off" - generation and removal of an associative memory by changing synaptic strength (inducing LTD and LTP).
Spanning cutting-edge techniques in proteomics, complex structural biology, optogenetic memory engineering, electrophysiology, and high-resolution brain imaging.
The Inauguration of Center of Proteins in Memory, PROMEMO, took place on 4 April 2018.
Marco Capogna has been granted DKK 0.5 million by Lundbeckfonden to investigate neuron types and synaptic plasticity in the human cerebral cortex
Registration is now open! On 1 May, NeuroCampus Aarhus is hosting ”Neuroscience Day 2018 - Rewarding Neuroscience”. The event is open to all students,…
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The focus of this workshop is on cross-cultural communication and collaboration within the Aarhus University context and the challenges and benefits…
Save the dates for the fourth edition of the NAD Annual Meeting, bringing together neuroscience researchers from all over the country for three days…
The International Staff Office warmly welcomes all AU staff and their accompanying families to an afternoon of Danish Christmas hygge.
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