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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MPFI Researchers Discover a New Synaptic Logic for Connections Between the Two Hemispheres of the Brain
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FAU and Max Planck Florida Institute Partner to Launch the Only Program of Its Kind in the World for High School Students
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Gloria Choi, Ph.D. Named 2018 Peter Gruss Young Investigator Award Winner
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Surprising Network Activity in The Immature Brain: Developing Brain Networks Act Locally to Build Globally
One of the outstanding mysteries of the cerebral cortex is how individual neurons develop the proper synaptic connections to form large-scale, distributed networks. Now, an international team of […]
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MPFI Scientist Receives More than $2 Million in NIH Funding to Study Regulation of Instructive Signaling in the Cerebellum
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Newly Identified Role for Inhibition in Cerebellar Plasticity and Behavior
Researchers at the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MPFI) have discovered a new role for inhibition, regulating how and when motor learning is acquired in the cerebellum. […]
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Unconventional Connections: How Inhibition Hones Cortical Selectivity
Researchers at the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience discover a fundamentally new role for inhibition in the visual cortex, refining how neurons encode object motion Our brains […]
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Convergence of Synaptic Signals is Mediated by a Protein Critical for Learning and Memory
Researchers at the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience show that protein Kinase C is a novel information integrator, keeping tabs on the recent history of neighboring synapses […]
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New Software Designed for Rapid, Automated Identification of Dendritic Spines
Researchers at the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience release open source software, connecting and building the neuroscience coding community. Is it possible for microscopes to learn a bit […]
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Tools of the Trade That Shatter the Resolution Barrier
Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MPFI), in partnership with Abberior Instruments America (AIA) and Nobel Laureate Dr. Stefan W. Hell, hosted an immersive STED Workshop showcasing just […]
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MPFI Scientist Secures a $2.4 Million Grant to Investigate Inhibitory Circuits in the Cerebral Cortex
The project will focus on applying advanced imaging technologies paired with precise genetic techniques to disentangle how inhibitory circuits in the cortex are constructed. Dr. Hiroki Taniguchi, Ph.D., […]
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Memory Molecule Limits Plasticity by Calibrating Calcium
Researchers at the Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience discovered a new way that the protein RGS14 functions as a molecular brake on learning and memory The brain […]
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MPFI High School Intern Accepted to One of the Nation’s Top Universities
“Mens et Manus” a phrase coined years ago, was adopted by one of the nation’s most prestigious and distinguished Universities, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Very simply it […]
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From Postdocs to Principal Investigators
Armed with nothing but an Expo marker, white board, and quick wits, Postdoctoral candidates wishing to effloresce into full-fledged scientists, have only 20 minutes in front of a […]
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