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The Neuronal Circuit of the Dorsal Circadian Clock Neurons in Drosophila melanogaster

04/29/2022

Drosophila’s dorsal clock neurons (DNs) consist of four clusters (DN1as, DN1ps, DN2s, and DN3s). In comparison to the well-characterized lateral clock neurons (LNs), the neuroanatomy and function of the DNs are still not fully understood.

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We mourn the severe loss of our Dean's secretary, Annette Dorst

03/29/2022

Our esteemed dean's secretary, Annette Dorst, died after severe illness on 25.03.2022. She led our Dean's office over many years with great expertise, cautiousness and liability. We will remember her friendly and open personality and her connectedness with the faculty. Her death touches us all, as she has been the heart and soul ouf the faculty.

 

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Adaptation of Drosophila melanogaster to Long Photoperiods of High-Latitude Summers Is Facilitated by the ls-Timeless Allele

03/21/2022

Light-dark cycles are the most important Zeitgeber for animal's circadian clocks. The further north one goes, the more these clocks are challenged by longer photoperiods and - at very high Arctic latitudes - even by constant light-like conditions around the summer solstice.

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First publications of the year 2022

02/11/2022

We have published our first papers of the year 2022.

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We mourn the severe loss of Alois Hofbauer

12/06/2021
[Translate to Englisch:] Bild Alois Hofbauer

The whole Department of Neurobiology and Genetics is deeply saddened about the unexpected death of Alois Hofbauer.

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How the brain and the circadian clock shape behaviour

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How the brain and the circadian clock shape behaviour is the fundamental question behind our research projects. Our primary model system is the genetically amenable fruit fly, though we also do work on other insects. For more information on the current lines of research, please check out the links below for the different groups at our chair.


Chronobiology - Professor Charlotte Förster

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Neurogenetics - Professor Wegener

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Emmy-Noether-Group - Dr. Jan M. Ache

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FlyNeuro on twitter

20.05.2022 19:17
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Zoom-Link Workgroup Seminars

Here you can find the Zoom-link to our Workgroup seminaren after the Login (Novel credentials).

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Talks Neurobiology and Genetics

May 24

Workgroup seminar Rituja Bisen
Tue, 05/24/2022, 9:15 AM - 11:00 AM


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