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Department of Neuroscience
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Current research (34)
Completed research (29)
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Part of
Erasmus MC
Part of
Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
Address
Dr. Molewaterplein 50, 3015 GE Rotterdam
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Postal address
Postbus 2040, 3000 CA Rotterdam
Phone
+31-10-7043309
Fax
+31-10-7044734
URL
http://www.neuro.nl
People
Professor
Prof.dr. J.G.G. Borst
Professor
Prof.dr. C.I. de Zeeuw
Extraordinary professor
Prof.dr. Y. Elgersma
Extraordinary professor
Prof.dr. M.A. Frens
Extraordinary professor
Prof.dr.ir. R.H.M. Goossens
Extraordinary professor
Prof.dr. G.J. Kleinrensink
Associate professor
Dr. J.C. Holstege
Associate professor
Dr. T.J.H. Ruigrok
Associate professor
Dr. J. van der Steen
Current research
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Optogenetically Enhanced Multipatch Neurophysiology: Defining the physiology of experience-dependent plasticity by targeted mapping of neural circuits
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Molecular mechanisms of dendritic spine plasticity
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D-phenylalanine as a possible treatment of neurological problems in Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC)
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Whole-cell recordings in the learning cerebellum
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Mechanisms underlying consolidation of procedural memory formation
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Completed research
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Collaboration
Investigation of the effect of neck injury on eye-head movements.
Collaboration
Plasticity of the brain: taste adaptation in the nematode C. elegans
Collaboration
Plasticity of motor systems in the CNS and PNS
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The microtubule regulating protein RB3 in Alzheimer's disease
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Cerebellar systems physiology
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Classification
A70000
Public health and health care
D21300
Biochemistry
D21600
Anatomy, morphology
D23231
Neurology
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