Hidehiko Inagaki receives Prestigious Searle Scholarship
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Early visual experience drives precise alignment of cortical networks critical for binocular vision
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MPFI Scientific Director Ryohei Yasuda Awarded $8.8 Million To Study Learning and Memory
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Max Planck Florida Machine Shop Shifts from Manufacturing Microscope Parts to Face Shields
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Pioneer in MRI Technology Speaks at MPFI’s Science Meets Music
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Two-week Neuroimaging Course enlightens scientists and sparks collaboration
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In Vivo Imaging of CREB Dynamics: Coupling Sensory Experience to Activity
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Disruption of glycine receptors to study embryonic development and brain function
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International Exhibit of Max Planck Research Imagery Comes to Seattle’s Pacific Science Center
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Max Planck Florida Announces New Research Group Leader
MPFI announces that Dr. Hidehiko Inagaki has joined the institute as a research group leader studying Neural Dynamics and Cognitive Functions. His research focuses on understanding cellular and […]
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Collaboration and Innovation: Uncovering the presynaptic distribution and profile of mitochondria
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Palm Beach County High School Students Get Hands-On Science Career Exposure at MPFI Event
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MPFI Head of Education Outreach Wins STEM Innovation Award
Dr. Ilaria Drago, Head of Education Outreach for the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience, was named the Rising Star Award recipient for the 2019 STEM Innovation Awards at […]
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Innovative technique for labeling and mapping inhibitory neurons reveals diverse tuning profile
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MPFI Researchers Develop Newly Devised Strategy that Allows the Linking of Phenotype to Genotype
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State Allocates $1.6 Million for Max Planck Florida Training Programs
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Unexpected Mechanism Allows CaMKII to Decode Calcium Signal
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Final Science Meets Music of the Season Held Surprises and Excitement for Max Planck Florida Audience
Science met music on April 10 in a very special family-themed evening of talks and performance, hosted by the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MPFI). Hyungbae Kwon […]
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Max Planck Society Named Number One Research Nonprofit in the World
Germany’s Max Planck Society, the research powerhouse that includes the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience, has been ranked as the top biomedical nonprofit organization in the world […]
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Palm Beach County Students Compete in Max Planck Florida’s Brain Bee Challenge
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Newly Discovered Role for Climbing Fibers: Conveying a Sensory Snapshot to the Cerebellum
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Max Planck Florida Institute Names Two New Max Planck Research Fellows
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Ryohei Yasuda Receives $2.9M NIH Grant
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iMT: Creating a Blueprint for Cortical Connectivity
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Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience enters Partnership with Zeiss
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