02:10
What Would a Dream Research Institute Look Like? Insights from Prof. Ed Boyden
09:04
What is Expansion Microscopy? Innovative technology that reveals natureâs hidden secrets
03:24
What are the applications of optogenetics (brain stimulation with light)?
56:03
Ed Boyden: How to develop technologies worthy of a Nobel prize | Optogenetics & Expansion Microscopy
20:38
Rethinking Academia: Whatâs Broken and How We Can Fix It | #2 with Prof. Peter Dayan
03:22
What is Bayesian Inference and Its Role in Decision-Making? Peter Dayan Explains
06:06
Decision-Making in Humans vs. Animals: Planning, Rewards, and Behavioral Biases
01:23:53
Peter Dayan: How to study the brain from a computational view | Q-Learning, Memory, Decision Making
12:01
Rethinking Academia: Whatâs Broken and How We Can Fix It | #1 with Prof. Nako Nakatsuka
01:04
Challenges in Academia: Introduction
02:30
Monitoring Levodopa and Dopamine Metabolism in Parkinson's Treatment Using Aptamers
03:49
Structural Biology for Aptamer Engineering
01:54
How Do Aptamers Work?
55:26
Aptamers in Brain research: Design, Molecule Detection, Disease Applications | Nako Nakatsuka
02:14
Transition from Academia to Industry
02:40
How One Different Perspective Can Elevate a Group's Collective Wisdom?
02:10
Getting lost in Virtual Reality (VR)
01:07:04
Revolutionizing Brain Recovery with Virtual Reality | Dr. Sandy Rathod
05:42
Two-photon Microscopy and Calcium Imaging. Tools to study the functioning brain
03:23
Can We Implant False Memories?
05:44
What makes the thalamus special?
03:58
Tools for Investigating the Neural Basis of Learning and Memory
01:20:29
How to study learning and memory in mammals - plasticity and imaging of the living brain
02:03
Communicating Animal Research: Transparency and Proactivity
06:43
Why do people object to the use of animals for research?
05:06
Animal use across various sectors
01:11:30
Why are animal experiments inevitable in biomedical research? | Dr. Roman Stilling
05:26
The burning question in baboon research
04:13
đ Communication Among Non-Human Primates
06:06
Tools for Studying Primates in Their Natural Environment đ
01:28:49
Baboon research: communication and behavior in the context of evolution with Prof. Julia Fischer
07:25
Multiscale Bioimaging Cluster of Excellence: Understanding the mysteries of the heart and brain
04:41
Optogenetic hearing restoration: Hearing with light
04:16
The Incredible Cochlear Implant: A Revolution in Hearing Technology
02:30
Understanding Sound: How Do We Hear?
01:24:18
Auditory Neuroscience, Hearing Impairment and Restoration with Prof. Tobias Moser
03:20
Anatomical ground truth of the brain revealed - Super Resolution Shadow Imaging
02:24
Resolution Beyond Classical limits - The Revolution of STED Microscopy
05:16
Unlocking Memory: The Synapse's Secret Role
01:13:36
Decoding memory: plasticity, SUSHI and super-resolution microscopy with Prof. Valentin NĂ€gerl
03:19
How to efficiently submit papers for publishing
03:19
Optimal use of classical microscopy - Structured Illumination Microscopy
04:39
What are the benefits of studying neurons in a dish?
01:21:33
Super-resolution microscopy reveals the secret of neuronal architecture | Dr. Christophe Leterrier
05:41
Smart technology entering the world of microscopy
07:26
How to bring your microscope everywhere with you? Flamingos - portable light-sheet microscopes
03:36
The birth of light sheet microscopy
02:19
Why do physicists enter life sciences? Exploring the common crossover in research
01:26:16
Revolutionizing imaging of whole biological organisms: light sheet microscopy with Prof. Jan Huisken
02:49
Artificial neural networks in neuroscience research: microscopy image analysis
02:28
Best programming language for image analysis in science - the winner isâŠ
04:16
How algorithms from Meta help scientists - Segment Anything and image analysis
01:13:48
AI and biology: deep learning for microscopy image analysis with Prof. Constantin Pape
04:03
Erythropoietin: a molecule that induces protection of nerve cells in the brain.
03:39
Neuroprotection and cell death
01:52
Million years old neurons: The last common ancestor of insects and mammals
01:23:50
Insect brain: neuroprotection, cell death and signalling. A thrilling talk with Prof. Ralf Heinrich
04:30
Meditation and non-invasive brain stimulation at home
03:04
Treatment with non-invasive brain stimulation techniques
08:10
Animal models in brain research
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We are a team of PhD students located in Göttingen, Germany, who share a passion about neuroscience and science communication. On a monthly basis we talk with experts in neuroscience and discuss their research, career path, struggles along the way and current problems in the field. Supported by the International Max Planck Research School for Neurosciences as well as the Cluster of Excellence "Multiscale Bioimaging" in Göttingen. The content of the podcast represents our personal opinions and is separate from the institutions we are working at. Ideas are our own!
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