The IRTG2150 student Lena Hofhansel got the Friedrich-Wilhelm Award for her dissertation - “The Criminal Brain: Brain Structure and Function Specifics of Aggressive Behavior”. The award ceremony will be on 19th of November. Congratulation Lena!!
The speaker of IRTG2150, Prof. Ute Habel, was invited to have a presentation at the symposium The emerging neurobiology of aggressive behaviour: circuits, genetics and pharmacology, held at the annual ECNP Congress at Lisbon. The talk title was - Functional and structural correlates of (pathological) aggression.
Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to announce that the 1st virtual Euregio Brain Networking (EBN 2021) conference will be organized by IRTG2150 students and take place online from November 22-23, 2021. The EBN 2021 is a conference organized by IRTG** PhD students for young researchers to promote scientific exchange and contact with other young [...]