Dr. Katrin Vogt, Harvard University, USA, is givin a talk at our chair on Friday, 20.12.19 at 13:00 on:

"Internal state configures olfactory behavior and early sensory processing in Drosophila larva"

Next Monday afternoon (18th Nov, 13:45-19:00) the CARE (Carbon Reduced Conferences) EBRS CONFERENCE will be broadcasted in our seminar room. Please find its program attached to this email and more information at this link (https://careconferences.org/).

Circadian clocks coordinate the organism to the alternating cycles of day and night. Scientists from the University of Würzburg have studied how these clocks work in polar regions where days or nights can last for weeks.

Kimberly Prior, University of Edinburgh, is giving a talk at our chair on Tuesday, 29.10.19 at 09:00 on:

"Searching for a time cue: the role of circadian rhythms during malaria infection"

In order to survive in an ever-changing, complex world, animals need be able to flexibly respond to sensory stimuli in a context-dependent way. Despite the ubiquitous importance of behavioral flexibility, its neuronal underpinnings are poorly understood.