http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/ 2010-03-20T09:25:51+01:00 http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/ http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-03-15T16:02:56+01:00 Hege J. Tunstad http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/news/brain_awareness_week_15-21_march?rev=1268665376&do=diff events news Brain Awareness Week (BAW) is the global campaign to increase public awareness about the progress and benefits of brain research. Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience (CBM) host, and participate, in several events during BAW. Exhibition text/html 2010-03-10T13:27:58+01:00 Haagen Waade http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/witter/publications?rev=1268224078&do=diff * Bast T, Wilson IA, Witter MP, Morris RGM (2009) From rapid place learning to behavioral performance: a key role for the intermediate hippocampus. PLoS Biol. 7: 0730: 0746; e1000089. * Damoiseaux JS, Smith SM, Beckman CF, Zarei M, Witter MP, Barkhof F, Scheltens P, Stam CJ, Rombouts SARB. (2009) White matter tract integrity in aging, and Alzheimer’s disease. Hum. Brain Mapp.30: 1051-1059 text/html 2010-03-09T11:51:28+01:00 Haagen Waade http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/spill/mainsidebar?rev=1268131888&do=diff text/html 2010-03-03T10:08:56+01:00 Haagen Waade http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/people?rev=1267607336&do=diff text/html 2010-03-01T14:04:55+01:00 Hege J. Tunstad http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/news/annual_kavli_lecture_2010_mark_bear_-_a_cure_for_fragile_x?rev=1267448695&do=diff [Kavli lecture 2010 poster] Annual Kavli Lecture 2010: Mark Bear: A cure for fragile x? -Fulfilling the promise of molecular medicine in a developmental brain disorder 18 March at 18:00 In the Student Society building The lecture is free Proper brain function requires the sculpting of connections between neurons during early postnatal life. Synapses are formed and strengthened, weakened and lost, under the influence of sensory experience. text/html 2010-01-21T12:58:02+01:00 Hege J. Tunstad http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/news/seminar_the_brain_and_musical_improvisation?rev=1264075082&do=diff seminar [John Pål Inderberg playing his baritone sax] What goes on in the brain during musical improvisation? Are there differences in brain activity when a musician plays written music compared to improvising? Does improvisation have something in common with “the adaptive unconscious”? text/html 2009-12-18T16:37:02+01:00 Haagen Waade http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/menu?rev=1261150622&do=diff * About us * About Kavli * Contact * People * Alumni * Seminars and Events * Publications * In the News * Studies * Moser Group * Publications * Grid Cells * Witter Group * Publications * Tashiro Group * Publications text/html 2009-12-18T16:36:44+01:00 Haagen Waade http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/media?rev=1261150604&do=diff text/html 2009-12-18T16:18:06+01:00 Haagen Waade http://commonweb.ntnu.no/cbm/media/old?rev=1261149486&do=diff Old Media attention NTNU-forskere vant millionpris [adressa.no 22.09.2008] Medisinprofessorene Edvard og May-Britt Moser vant den prestisjetunge Stora Fernströmpriset. Brain operates own 'satellite navigation' system [netindia123.com 15.09.2008] The human brain possesses a unique navigation system, much like satellite navigation, with in-built maps, grids and compasses, according to neuroscientist Hugo Spiers.