Methods Courses
During the first months (Oct - Dec) of the Neuroscience Program, all students participate in a series of introductory methods courses. They learn fundamental techniques applied in current research and meet members of the participating research groups.
Courses are not open to the public.
Block A - Neuroanatomy & Development
| Topic |
Supervisors |
| Human Brain |
Reuss |
| Development |
Dresbach |
| Histology |
Dresbach |
| EM |
Rickmann, Chao |
| Sensory Systems |
Staiger |
| Development of the Insect Nervous System |
Silies |
| Introduction Neuroanatomy of the Leech |
Hörner, Ferber |
| Single Neuron Recording |
Hörner, Ferber |
Block B - Physiology & Basic Statistics
|
Topic |
Supervisors |
|
Statistics |
Friede, Günhan, Leha |
| Electrophysiological/ Optical Techniques |
Lindau, Zhao, Fang |
| Genetic Engineering: siRNA and other Transgenic Techniques |
Tuoc, Sokpor, Nguyen |
| Live-Cell Imaging |
Rizzoli, Seitz, Wildhagen |
| EM |
Möbius, Meschkat |
| PYTHON |
NN |
| Demo MRI and MRS |
Boretius |
| Fluorescence Microscopy Optics/ (Non-)Confocal Imaging |
Enderlein |
| NEURON Simulation Program |
Hörner |
| Introduction to Cell Culture Methods |
Rhee |
| Psychophysical Methods in Decision Making Studies |
Pooresmaeili |
| Demo FLIM |
Wouters |
| Demo Patch Clamp Techniques |
Schlüter |
| Introduction Methods in Molecular Biology |
Göbbels |
| Psychophysiological Methods |
Schacht |
| Visual Sense of Arthropods |
Schmidt, Michel |
| Insect Muscles |
Heinrich, Hahn |
| Physiology of Locust Wing Stretch Receptor |
Corthals, NN |
| Communication of Weakly Electric Fish |
Hörner, Giraldo |
Block C - Modelling, Autonomous Nervous System, Pharmaclology
| Topic |
Supervisors |
| Neuronal Modelling |
Gütig |
| Behavioral Analysis |
Ehrenreich / Treue |
Block E - Sensory and Motor Systems
| Topic |
Supervisors |
| Clinical Sensory Physiology |
Moser et al. |
| Muscle & Spinal Motor Systems |
Hülsmann |
Block F - Clinical Neurosciences and Higher Brain Functions
| Topic |
Supervisors |
| Demo Functional Topography of the Human Brain |
Chao |
