Februar 2021
Open Lecture: Molecular codes enabling brain function
Open Lecture by Thomas Südhof (Stanford University, USA) For a person to think, act, or feel, the neurons in a person’s brain must communicate continuously, rapidly, and repeatedly. This communication…
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Open Lecture: Marine biodiversity advances in a digital era
Open Lecture by Hanieh Saeedi (Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum, Department of Marine Zoology, Biodiversity Information, Fellow of the JQ Young Academy, Frankfurt am Main, Germany) After a general…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Open Lecture: „AI in industry“
Open Lecture by Andreas Widl (SAMSON AG) Andreas Widl is CEO of the SAMSON AG. SAMSON operates wherever there is controlled flow of oils, gases, vapors or chemical substances. Valves…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Open Lecture: Challenges in medicine
Open Lecture by Peter Wild (Senckenberg Institute of Pathology, Germany) Structured pathological findings, digital histological and radiology images, and molecular data are the basis for personalized medicine, where individual predictions…
Erfahren Sie mehr »Open lecture: From image to brain function
Open lecture by Moritz Helmstädter (Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Frankfurt am Main, Germany) The goal of the Helmstaedter Department is to decipher how the cerebral cortex stores sensory…
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