Lectures and interviews

Alexander Borst investigates the visual system of fruit flies and draws conclusions also for human vision.
(Video in German)

Helena Decker unveils a study from the Baier department, highlighted in the February 2020 MPNeuro newsletter.

Nadine Gogolla talks in an interview for the ALBA Network about her work and experiences and views on diversity in brain science

Duncan Mearns from the department of Herwig Baier talks about his research.

Sophie Keeling from Irina Dudanova's group talks about her research.

Nate Dolensek from Nadine Gogolla's group talks about her research.

Joe Donovan from the department of Herwig Baier talks about his research.

At the Max Planck Day 2018, Alexandra Klein from Nadine Gogolla's group talks about her research.
(Video in German)

A talk by Winfried Denk at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology Vienna (IMP): "Towards a Connectome of the Whole Mouse Brain".

Alexander Borst talks about how scientists seek to understand the information processing going on in our brain, at the level of individual neurons and small neural circuits. He tells us how his studies with motion vision in fruit flies may help overcoming this challenge.

At the "Visions in Science" Conference in Berlin, Alexander Borst explains his motiviaton behind joining the Max Planck Institute for Neurobiology: he ais to unravel the mechanisms behind fly motion vision.

Mark Hübener explains the technique of two-photon microscopy and the related research on individual neurons and entire systems.
(Video in German)