Welcome to the Neuroscience Center Zurich
Award of the
Siegenthaler Foundation 2012
Jan
Lünemann has received one of two Walter and Gertrud Siegenthaler Research
Awards. Read more >>
Credit Suisse
Award for Best Teaching 2012
Martin Meyer has
received the Best Teaching Award at the Dies
academicus 2012. Read
more >>
Deep brain stimulation for epilepsy patient
The first patient in Switzerland has received deep brain stimulation electrodes at the University Hospital Zurich to reduce epileptic seizures. Read more >>
Mathematical model
predicts neurological diseases
The new Translational
Neuromodeling Unit headed by Klaas Enno Stephan
uses fMRI data and
mathematical models to improve diagnosis
of schizophrenia. Read more>>
Reduced neurogenesis in primates
Olivier Raineteau and
his colleagues show an early decline in progenitor diversity in the marmoset
lateral ventricle. Read more>>
Brainbus Tour 2012
Die rollende Ausstellung der “Association Decade of the Brain
Switzerland“ startet ihre Tour 2012 am 10. April in Zürich. Read
more>>
Prof. Fritjof Helmchen
Simultaneous BOLD fMRI and fiber-optic calcium recording in rat neocortex.
Schulz K., Rudin M., Helmchen F. et al. Nat.Methods 2012 May 6.
Prof. Rodney Douglas
Competition Through Selective Inhibitory Synchrony.
Rutishauser U., Douglas R.J. et al. Neural Comput. 2012 April 17
Prof. Jean-Marc Fritschy
Selective distribution of GABA(A) receptor subtypes in mouse spinal dorsal horn neurons and primary afferents.
Paul J., Zeilhofer H.U., Fritschy J.M. J. Comp. Neurol. 2012 April 23
Prof. Stephan Neuhauss
Novel expression patterns of metabotropic glutamate receptor 6 in the zebrafish nervous system.
Huang Y.Y., Neuhauss S.C. et al. PLoS One 2012; 7(4):e35256
Prof. Ruedi Stoop
Tuning the Hopf cochlea towards listening.
Gomez F., Stoop R. et al. J. Acoust Soc. Am. 2012 April; 131(4): 3268
Dr. Helge Ewers
A simple, versatile method for GFP-based super-resolution microscopy via nanobodies.
Ries J., Ewers H. et al. Nat. Methods 2012 April 29

The ZNZ is a joint
competence center of ETH and University of Zurich creating synergies between its 800
neuroscientists in research and education. About 115 basic, clinical and applied research groups
cover the
entire spectrum of neuroscience ranging from molecular and cellular
processes in the brain over
physiology and diseases of the nervous system to computational modeling and
psychology.