News Archive

Seeing more of the living brain at work

Interview with Vincent Bonin, Karl Farrow and Alan Urban, three of NERF's PIs in the latest edition of the imec magazine

More than the sum of its parts

Norma Kühn's PhD work in Göttingen sheds light on synergistic motion decoding. Her findings were published in Neuron today.

Researchers answer decades-old question about protein found in Alzheimer's brain plaques

Young talent at NERF: Cagatay Aydin

Cagatay Aydin is featured in the latest edition of VIB news, themed around training for talented young researchers

Research highlights at 2018 NERF retreat

On December 7th we assembled at OPEK for our annual NERF retreat

FWO fellowship for Simon Lavaud

Simon was awarded a competitive strategic basic research fellowship from FWO

Whole-brain imaging of mice during behavior

In a new study published in Neuron, the team of Botond Roska collaborated with Alan Urban to demonstrate how functional ultrasound imaging can yield high-resolution, unbiased, brain-wide activity maps of behaving mice

Improved real-time readouts from the brain

In a new collaborative paper in Cell Reports, the Kloosterman lab reports an unprecedented increase in decoding and analysis speed by implementing Falcon on GPU chips

How your moving brain sees the world

In a new study published in Nature Communications, scientists from the Bonin lab uncover behavioral modulation of visual information processing in the brain

Imec releases Neuropixels to the global neuroscience community

Imec stelt de nieuwste high-density neurale probe Neuropixels ter beschikking

Neuroscientists build a tool to “read the mind” in real-time

We have developed a new method to measure and interpret brain activity in real-time. This is a real game-changer for studies on memory and other complex brain processes.

Science artwork exhibited in Liège

Micheline Grillet's work was selected for the Brain Art Challenge