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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

The ESI celebrates Wolf Singer's 80th birthday

10 March 2023 About the symposium to honor this special anniversary - a retrospect in words and pictures … read more

The trick of distance-of-distance transformation

22 February 2023 How can high-dimensional data be visualized? ESI scientists have a suggestion for improvement … read more

ESI SyNC 2022 - the talks on tape

10 January 2023 Videos of the ESI Systems Neuroscience Conference … read more

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

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Events

29 March 2023

ESI TALKS: Daniela Vallentin

22 March 2023

ESI TALKS: Jang-Yeon Park

16 March 2023

ESI TALKS: Sergio Neuenschwander

14 March 2023

ESI TALKS: Carmen Canavier

7 March 2023

ESI TALKS: Kristine Krug

28 February 2023

ESI TALKS: Luigi Petrucco (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, Italy)

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.

Jobs

Research Assistant (m/f/d) - Rademaker Lab

Webdeveloper (m/f/d) for the ESI website

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