We seek motivated master students for an upcoming project, which aims at identifying the functional and neural interplay of reactivation processes during wakefulness and sleep. The experiment, starting in August…
Anja Hanisch10 April 2016
Humans have the remarkably ability to integrate information from multiple memories and infer indirect relationships. But how does our brain support this important function? In the latest study from our…
DoellerLab28 January 2016
A key feature of Parkinson's disease (PD) is the depletion of striatal dopamine, which is associated with the motor and non-motor symptoms of the disease. In this study, we sought…
Anja Hanisch3 November 2015
Here you can find links to interesting articles covering our recent paper in Science together with the group of Nikolai Axmacher. (more…)
Anja Hanisch29 October 2015
Alzheimer's patients suffer from severe memory loss and disorientation. An international research team led by Christian Doeller (Donders Institute, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands) and Nikolai Axmacher (Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany) has now…
DoellerLab22 October 2015
In a new paper in Nature Neuroscience, we show that memories of the same events co-exist at different scales in the brain. To avoid interference, the different memory scales (coarse,…
DoellerLab19 October 2015
Artist-in-residence Seet van Hout explores the intersections between art and science and creates a space where the two disciplines can communicate and learn from each other. (more…)
Anja Hanisch24 September 2015
Renowned Nijmegen- and Berlin-based visual artist Seet van Hout is joining the Donders Institute this autumn as artist-in-residence. For six weeks, Seet will work on art that is inspired by,…
Anja Hanisch4 September 2015
Welcome to our new website. Have a look around and learn about our mission, our research and our team. WWW.DOELLERLAB.COM
DoellerLab24 August 2015