The Board for the Advancement of Women (BAW) announces a new mentoring and training scheme for female researchers.
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CIN Member Daniela Berg has been appointed head of the Deutschen Parkinson Gesellschaft.
Members of the European Society for Philosophy and Psychology (ESPP) have elected Philosophy of Neuroscience (PONS) Junior Research Group leader Hong-Yu Wong to the board of the society.
Tübingen researcher learns how the brain keeps an eye on the periphery even when focusing on one object.
Tübingen researchers studying how mirror neurons, which are assumed to be key to the understanding of behaviour, have come to a surprising conclusion: the system does not adapt.
Scientists at the CIN decode how red-green vision works in the retina
CIN Member Eberhart Zrenner's research has been recognized by 150 000 euro prize from the Hector Foundation.
In order to strengthen specific research areas, the CIN is offering junior group leader (JRG) positions with tenure track option. Submission deadline is February 15 2013.
In the field of subcortical systems and cortico-subcortical interactions. NEW DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS - FEBRUARY 26 2013.
Visiting scientists from the NIPS (National Institute for Physiological Science) in Okazaki, Japan, took the opportunity to honour the German physician who brought modern western medical science to Japan when they visited Tübingen for a joint symposium with the Werner Reichardt Centre for Integrative Neuroscience (CIN) on November 29 and 30.
Consciousness as a Scientific Concept - A Philosophy of Science Concept: a new book by Liz Irvine of the Werner Reichardt Centre for Integrative Neuroscience looks at the problem of consciousness from the perspectives of philosophy and scientific research.
The University of Tübingen has been successful in the second round of the German governments’ Excellence Initiative, with the approval of its Institutional Strategy, one Graduate School in the field of Empirical Education Research and one Excellence Cluster in the Neurosciences. Click here to
Der Neubau festigt Tübingens Stellung als einer der wichtigsten Standorte neurowissenschaftlicher Forschung.
Jörg Hipp und Markus Siegel, Wissenschaftler am Centrum für Integrative Neurowissenschaften der Universität Tübingen, haben in Zusammenarbeit mit Kollegen aus Hamburg und den USA eine neuartige Methode entwickelt, die neue Möglichkeiten im Bereich der bildgebenden Darstellung menschlicher Gehirnaktivitäten eröffnet.
Zwei Wissenschaftler des Hertie-Instituts für klinische Hirnforschung (HIH) am Universitätsklinikum Tübingen und des Centrums für Integrative Neurowissenschaften (CIN), erhalten den Heredo-Ataxie Preis 2012.
Scientists from Tübingen discovered new functions of brain regions that are responsible for seeing movement
Neurowissenschaftler entdecken wichtige Zusammenhänge von Informationsverarbeitungsprozessen im Gehirn
Application Deadline: February 20, 2012
Im CIN sind die Disziplinen gemeinsam den Rätseln des menschlichen Gehirns auf der Spur.
Bericht in attempto! Forum der Universität- Ausgabe 31- Dezember 2011
Nicole Fröhlich, PhD-student at the CIN (Junior Research Group "Neuron Glia Interaction"), received one of the three Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard grants.
Anton Sirota, Neuroscientist at the CIN, together with French colleagues uncovered in an animal model the neuronal processes that underlay the development of sensory maps in the developing brain.
Using a simple mathematical model originating from theoretical physics, scientists at the University of Tübingen are able to capture complex properties of neuronal population activity
The CIN presents in its pavilion on the Mainau exposition "Discoveries 2011: Health" diverse neuroscientific subjects to acquaint its visitors with the fascinating coherence of the brain and its functions.
Das Exzellenzcluster CIN der Universität Tübingen ist jetzt komplett aufgestellt
Interview with CIN research group leader Thomas Münch and CIN Chairman Peter Thier
Mithilfe von Ratten untersucht CIN-Professor Cornelius Schwarz, wie aus Sinneseindrücken Wahrnehmung wird.
Tübinger und Hamburger Hirnforscher entdecken Schlüssel zur menschlichen Wahrnehmung
Brain research and sports: Prof. Thier gives an interview to Zeit Online
Kernspinspezialist Prof. Klaus Scheffler kommt nach Tübingen
Leibniz-Preisträger wird Nachfolger von Niels Birbaumer
SCHWÄBISCHES TAGBLATT 28.12.2010
Artikel aus der STUTTGARTER ZEITUNG vom 30.11.10
Tübingen scientists use image processing effects to decipher brain functions
Artikel aus der "Süddeutschen Zeitung" vom 28.05.2010
"Die Welt ist nicht nett"
Autor: Christian Weber
Approach sensitivity in the retina processed by a multifunctional neural circuit
Münch TA, da Silveira RA, Siegert S, Viney TJ, Awatramani GB, Roska B
Nat Neurosci. 2009 Oct;12(10):1308-16
1. Self as cultural construct? An argument for levels of self-representations.
2. Understanding other minds: A cricitism of Goldman's theory and an outline of the person model theory.
Münch et al (9-2009) Nature Neuroscience
Max-Planck-Institut für biologische Kybernetik





