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News:
Bolyai János Research scholarship from the HAS to János Brunner. Congratulation!
Stephen W. Kuffler Research Scholarship to Endre Marosi, Congratulation!
ERC Consolidator grant! official: erc.europa.eu, or in the news: mta.hu, nkfih.gov.hu
mta.hu – 2016, Dec 14: “Az idegsejtek dendritjei analóg/digitális hibrid jeleket használnak”
Equipment:
Four patch clamp setups with amplifiers (Axon Multiclamp, HEKA EPC-800), manipulators (Luigs&Neumann, Kleindiek, Sensapex) and upright microscopes (Nikon FN-1).
Imaging systems: CrestOptics V3 spinning disk confocal, Nikon C1 confocal and two high-speed (up to 40 kHz) Red Shirt Imaging Da Vinci 1K camera systems. These are equipped with various laser sources (89North LDI, Lumencor Celesta, ChangChun).
Funding:
2018 – 2023
2013 – 2018
2017 – 2018
2009 – 2017
2009 – 2014
Host institute: the KOKI – Institute of Experimental Medicine, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
The laboratory started its operation in July 1st 2009 after a new young investigator position was created by the institute with the support of the Network of the European Neuroscience Institutes (ENI-Network). Initial funding was provided by the Wellcome Trust and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (“Lendület” initiative). Our early projects focused on the cellular interface between the DG and CA3 network. The current work of the laboratory are funded by the European Research Council (ERC-CoG nanoAXON). Our group uses two rooms as laboratories (38 m2) and one office (19 m2) and some of our experimental equipment are located in the imaging facility of the institute (see NMC at IEM).