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Our research groups

Poeppel Lab

Brain basis of language, speech and music

Fries Lab

Mechanisms and functions of rhythmic neuronal synchronization

Singer Lab

Neuronal processes underlying higher cognitive functions

Rademaker Lab

The mechanisms giving rise to human perceptual experiences

Cuntz Lab

The fundamental principles of wiring in the brain

Havenith & Schölvinck Lab

Simultaneous encoding of cognitive processes during natural behaviour

Laurens Lab

Electrophysiology and modeling of navigation and vestibular systems

Schmidt Lab

Mapping of the entorhinal-hippocampal neuronal network

Vinck Lab

Using prediction and timing to encode information in the brain

News

How was ESI SyNC 2022?

21 September 2022 What was it that impressed the audience the most? A survey among the conference participants … read more

The effect of the color red on brain waves

8 August 2022 Red has a signaling and warning effect. How is this color specificity reflected in the brain? … read more

Gamma rhythms simpler than thought?

21 July 2022 Gamma rhythms can be explained by a much simpler mechanism than thought. To find out why and how… … read more

The ESI mourns loss of Richard Murphy

5 April 2022 ESI board member Richard Murphy died March 24, 2022. … read more

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Lectures

18 November 2022

ESI TALKS: Henry Evrard

30 September 2022

ESI TALKS: David Eriksson

8 September 2022

ESI SyNC 2022

8 July 2022

ESI TALKS: Michael Landy

19 May 2022

ESI TALKS: Gemma Roig

5 May 2022

ESI TALKS: Earl K. Miller

The Ernst Strüngmann Institute (ESI) for Neuroscience in Cooperation with Max Planck Society

… is an independent research institute financed by the Ernst Strüngmann Foundation which was created by Drs. Andreas and Thomas Strüngmann and named after their father Dr. Ernst Strüngmann. The ESI is under the scientific governance of the Max Planck Society with the mission to perform excellent fundamental brain research. ESI research focuses on understanding how the many parts of the brain work together to bring about our behaviour.

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