Neurobiology
Neurobiology research at FMI
From neurons to neuronal circuits to system-wide networks
To investigate the neurobiological basis of essential brain functions such as perception, emotions, cognition, learning, and behavior, FMI scientists study the development and function of neuronal circuits using cutting-edge molecular and imaging technology and computational approaches. Integrating different levels of analysis, from local circuits to brain-wide networks, will lead to fundamental mechanistic insights into the neuronal basis of physiological and pathological brain states. These insights have enormous potential for diagnosing and treating psychiatric, neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative conditions.
Neurobiology group leaders

Silvia Arber
Motor circuit function
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Johannes Felsenberg
Neural circuit mechanisms of memory re-evaluation
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Rainer W. Friedrich
Neuronal circuits and computations
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Georg Keller
Mechanisms of psychiatric treatments
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Andreas Lüthi
Cellular mechanisms of learning and memory
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Filippo M. Rijli
Transcriptional and epigenetic regulation of craniofacial and neuronal development
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Friedemann Zenke
Computational Neuroscience
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