Fortbildung: Update Multiple Sklerose
Location: Großer Hörsaal, Alte Nervenklinik, Charité Campus Mitte, Bonhoefferweg 3, 10117 Berlin
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Stephan Krohn
Regional Patterns of decreased topological complexity in Anti-NMDA Receptor Encephalitis.
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Future of Immunology Symposium
Location: Institute of Anatomy (Waldeyer Haus), Charité Campus Mitte (Philippstr. 12, 10115 Berlin)
Neuroscience Colloquium: Sabine Bahn
"Development of a combined digital and biomarker test for Bipolar Disorder"
Location: Paul-Ehrlich Lecturehall, Virchowweg 4, next to CCO
BIH Lecture Series: Frontiers in Translational Medicine (Ulrich Dirnagl)
"Debunking Common Myths about Translation"
Location: Charité Campus Mitte (CCM-Wilhelm Waldeyer Haus), Hans Virchow-Hörsaal, Philippstr. 11/12, 10115 Berlin
RESTORE 1st Advanced Therapies Science Meeting
Location: Maritim Hotel, Stauffenbergstr. 26, 10785 Berlin
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Helena Radbruch
Brain Banking at Charité - challenges and opportunities.
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroscience Colloquium: Berthold Hedwigt
"The neurobiology of singing and phonotaxis in Crickets"
Location: Paul-Ehrlich Lecturehall, Virchowweg 4, next to CCO
Building Networks in Epilepsy: 1st workshop
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Bonhoefferweg 3 ("Alte Nervenklinik"), Seminar room, 10117 Berlin
Prophylaxe-Seminar des Kompetenznetzes Schlaganfall
Location: Hörsaalruine des Berliner Medizinhistorischen Museums, Campus Charité Mitte, Virchowweg 16, 10117 Berlin
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Tanja Kuhlmann
How to wrap the Myelin: What can we learn from stem cells?
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
DMSO Benefizkonzert for the German Society for Multiple Sclerosis
Location: Charite Crossover (CCO) - Atrium, Virchowweg6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Jeffrey Bennett
Neuromyelitis Optica: Pathogenic and Therapeutic Antibodies.
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroscience Colloquium: Kate O'Connor-Giles
"Communication in neural circuits: from genes to synapse formation, function and plasticity"
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Miklos Palotai
Neurogenic determinants of fatigue in multiple sclerosis.
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroscience Colloquium: Loren Frank
"Understanding the brain's model of the external world"
Location: Paul-Ehrlich Lecturehall, Virchowweg 4, next to CCO
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Sandra Amor
Oligodendrocyte Stress - a trigger of microglia in Multiple Sclerosis
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Marlen Alisch
Effects of NMO patients' sera on human astrocytes.
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroscience Colloquium: Megan Carey
"Understanding the complex behaviors of the 'simple' cerebellar circuit"
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Harald Prüß
Anti-neuronal autoantibodies - do they explain everything in neurology and psychiatry?
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroscience Colloquium: Camilla Bellone
"Neural circuit underlying social Motivation"
Location: Paul-Ehrlich Lecturehall, Virchowweg 4, next to CCO
Neuroimmunological Colloquium: Hadas Stiebel-Kalish
Through the looking glass: Neuromyelitis optica in the emergency room.
Location: Charité Campus Mitte, Ferdinand Sauerbruch Hörsaal 4, Hufelandweg 6, 10117 Berlin
Neuroscience Colloquium: Tommaso Fellin
"Optical dissection of the thalamocortical circuits underlying the processing of sensory information in the mouse somatosensory system"
Location: Paul-Ehrlich Lecturehall, Virchowweg 4, next to CCO
Welcome to the Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin
This Center was founded to provide an umbrella structure to foster interdisciplinary, collaborative research; harmonize and combine the many existing graduate programs in Berlin; and improve international visibility. We want to facilitate further synergies among the different research groups and promote interactions at all levels.