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1. Sculpture "Das schnelle Vergessen" donated to the LIN
… the generous gift. The sculpture…
2. LIN at Tomorrow Labs: Hands-on brain research at the Science Harbour
On 6 June, Magdeburg’s Science Harbour will become the laboratory of the future.
3. Organisation
How is the LIN organized? Which structures exist? The Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology is a Foundation under public law. The purpose of our foundation is to promote science and basic research in
4. Combinatorial NeuroImaging Core Facility
The Combinatorial NeuroImaging (CNI) Core Facility at the Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology combines an outstanding range of imaging techniques for non-invasive human imaging, translational animal
5. Cognitive Neurophysiology
The hippocampus and entorhinal cortex, which are part of the medial temporal lobe (MTL), support memory and spatial navigation functions. Our research focuses on neural computation underlying
6. LIN Colloquium: Prof. Miguel Remondes
Title of his talk is „A Gradient of Hippocampal Inputs to the Medial Mesocortex"
7. NeuroCommunications: Mark Brandon (Montreal)
8. Data Protection
We are delighted that you are visiting our website and would like to thank you for your interest in our work. The protection of your privacy is important to us in this respect. To see how we
9. Syntophagy, FOR 5228; Kick-off meeting
10. Career Talk: Dr. Robert Waschipky
11. Conferences in 2022
The following scientific conferences are planned for the coming year.
12. Long Night of Science
13. Talk by Katja Kornysheva (Birmingham)
14. Seminar “Neuro Communications”: Stephan Lammel (Berkeley)
15. onLINe seminar by Dimitris Pinotsis
16. Behavioral Imaging
With the Core Unit "Behavioral imaging", we want to contribute to a better understanding of disease-related changes in synaptic signal processing in neuronal networks during behavior in humans
17. Women Career Day
18. Commission for Ethics in Security-related Research
The LIN has a Commission for Ethics in Security-Related Research (KEF). The Commission was established in accordance with the recommendations of the German Research Foundation (DFG) and
19. Health day for employees
Healthy and motivated in everyday working life
20. Neuro-Optics
We use optical methods to study the brain. Our particular focus is on using optical methods to stimulate and measure neural activity at the mesoscopic scale. We study how groups of neurons
21. In Rain Man's Synapses
An international team of researchers led by Dr. Michael R. Kreutz and Dr. Marina Mikhaylova from the Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology Magdeburg (LIN), the Center for Molecular Neurobiology Hamburg
22. Support
Combining knowledge and technology - supporting researchers The LIN is an institute that conducts basic research in the field of learning and memory research. In order to support the researchers
23. LineOfVision '27
Conference of the Institute
24. Research Group Neuroplasticity
The main topics of our research group are cellular and molecular mechanisms of neuronal plasticity in the healthy brain, but also disorders of synaptic functions in neuropsychiatric and
25. Prof. AJ Parker, MA, PhD, ScD, FRSB, Oxford
26. Leibniz Lecture I
Michael Kreutz | LIN: From synapse to nucleus and back - communication over distance in neurons
27. Frühjahrsputz im Körper: Wie Fasten funktioniert und warum Grapefruits das Leben verlängern können
Grapefruits enthalten nicht nur jede Menge Vitamin C, sondern halten auch jung. Das war eine der vielen Erkenntnisse aus dem gestrigen Vortrag von Prof. Frank Madeo am Leibniz-Institut für
28. For scientists
In four research programmes, we investigate how learning and memory processes function in the brain – from small molecules to individual cells and complex networks. Our research units are divided
29. Expert service
You research for an article, a TV or radio broadcast? At LIN, you find experts for these and other topics: Learning and memory Working memory Attention in children and adults Hearing
30. LIN with 2 teams at the company relay
Ten runners from three countries competed for the LIN on June 27 and took part in the Magdeburg company relay.
31. New broschure „Kompass Tierversuche“ published
The initiative Understanding Animal Experiments has published the "Compass Animal Experiments" on the occasion of the Day of the Laboratory Animal on 24 April.
32. animal husbandry
Animal husbandry supports the scientists at LIN in their research on learning and memory. Laboratory animals are an essential part of this. Our animal keepers take care of the well-being of the
33. High-speed 3D and Live Cell Microscopy Workshop
34. NWG Microscopy Course "Imaging Techniques in Neuroscience" Sept 20-24
From September 20 to 24, 2021, for the sixth time our NWG (German Neuroscience Society) microscopy course will take place at the Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology. This time titled "Imaging
35. New joint project has started
In order to investigate tissue alterations and head and neck tumors, a BMBF-funded project has been running since August.
36. Brain Facts
Did you know .... ? The brain is a fascinating organ, it has a very complex structure and is therefore still not completely researched. We can anatomically distinguish two halves and four main
37. Department Cellular Neuroscience
  How does the brain learn, store, and recall specific locations and events? And what causes these memory processes to malfunction in disease? We study how neural computations on the
38. XII Leibniz Lecture
with Floris de Lange from the Radboud University in Nijmegen (NL)
39. Wie lassen sich Forschungsdaten standardisieren?
Analysiert man Hirnschnitte oder Zellen unter dem Mikroskop, entstehen schnell große Mengen an Daten. Doch wie kann man diese Bilddateien strukturiert abspeichern, sodass sie auch von anderen
40. Department Systems Physiology of Learning
In the Department "Systems Physiology of Learning", we investigate neuronal mechanisms of diverse phenomena in the context of learning and memory. We focus predominantly on the level of neuronal
41. past FAM conferences
The conference series focuses on bringing new insights on major controversies in recognition memory as well as bridging further human and animal memory. The event is organized by our department in
42. PD Dr. Tonio Ball, Bernstein Center Freiburg
43. Department Genetics of Learning and Memory
We want to understand the role of the brain for the organization of behaviour. We want to understand specifically how the acquisition, maintenance, and behavioural impact of memory is organised at
44. Physiology of Motor Control
Throughout life, humans acquire precise, complex and flexible motor skills, e.g., when learning to use novel tools. We adjust these skills as the environment or our body changes, for example, when
45. Functional Neuroanatomy & Small-Animal-MRI
One of the main questions in neuroscience is the relationship between the structure and function of the brain. The project group "Functional anatomy and small-animal-MRI" approaches this issue
46. Department Functional Architecture of Memory
The medial temporal lobe (MTL) of the brain is crucial for memory. Damage to this brain region leads to severe memory deficits as seen in aging or in patients with amnesia. The focus of our
47. Leibniz Association to fund the Health Technologies Research Alliance for another four years
The research alliance "Leibniz Health Technologies" will receive funding of 1.2 million euros from the Leibniz Association until the end of 2024. Leibniz Health Technologies is thus starting its
48. Somatosensory and Body Perception
We study psychological and brain mechanisms related to the way we experience touch and the space that surround us, and how this interaction is used to construct representations of our body and to
49. International Day of Women and Girls in Science - An Interview with the PhD student Marina Zempeltzi
On the occasion of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Marina Zempeltzi, PhD student at LIN and active member of the PhD Representatives, talks about what she particularly likes
50. onLINe seminar by Salil Bidaye (MPI Florida)
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