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URPP Adaptive Brain Circuits in Development and Learning (AdaBD)

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  • learning-deficits

    Causes of learning deficits and development delay

    We aim to establish causal links between learning deficits or development delay and impaired brain circuit adaptation during behavior. Further, we aim to identify genetic factors contributing to mild learning impairment. (Picutres: Helmchen lab (left) and Ruff lab (right)).

  • molecules_behavior

    From molecules to behavior

    We aim to uncover molecular mechanisms underlying brain circuit development. Further, we want to identify mutations affecting circuit formation and multi-sensory processing. (Picture: Alexandre Dumoulin, Stoeckli Lab, UZH)

  • patient-care

    Translational research for better patient care

    We aim to translate insights from basic research to the clinic and to develop new diagnostic tools as well as innovative treatment strategies. (Picture: Children's Hospital Zurich)

  • MesoSPIM

    Platform: mesoSPIM – 3D cleared-tissue light-sheet microscopy. An open-source science project

    We provide expertise and service for UZH researchers interested in using our newly developed light-sheet microscope, which allows high-resolution 3D imaging of whole brains. (Pictures: mesospim.org)

  • Developmental Delay Database

    Platform: Developmental Delay Database – a unique cohort of children

    We improve and extend the existing database containing data about all pre-school children that have been assessed for developmental delay in the Canton of Zurich. With this, we provide a tool for identifying specific subtypes of development and learning deficits, designing research projects and recruiting study participants. (Picture: Jan Antonin Kolar on Unsplash)

  • iPSC

    Platform SEED: Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) for neuroscience

    We aim to provide tools and expertise with iPSC-based models for neuroscience, with a specific emphasis on brain circuit development. We will establish 2D and 3D differentiation protocols and generate a tool box of iPSC lines with fluorescently tagged proteins relevant for neuroscience, with the aim of supporting groups applying these methods and establishing new collaborations. (Picture: Affef Abidi, Bachmann lab, UZH)

  • HDDA

    Platform SEED: Innovative high-dimensional data analytics (HDDA)

    We aim to develop innovative algorithms for analysis of data from microscopy, functional imaging or behavior videos. (Picture: Sepp Kollmorgen, Mante lab, UZH)

Adaptive Brain Circuits in Development and Learning

Weiterführende Informationen

AdaBD on Social Media

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Studienteilnahme ChildBrainCircuits

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Studienteilnahme NumRisk

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Studienteilnahme SMILE

Address

URPP Adaptive Brain Circuits in Development and Learning (AdaBD)


Winterthurerstrasse 190
CH-8057 Zurich
Switzerland

 

Coordinating office
Sabina Huber-Reggi, PhD
Laura Zanetti
Phone: +41 44 635 33 83

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