Our new study is out in Current Biology. Staudigl et al. show grid-like modulation of human high frequency activity in non-invasive magnetoencephalographic and intracranial EEG recordings. The results indicate that…
Anja Hanisch11 October 2018
Our new review article "How the brain's navigation system shapes our visual experience" is featured on the cover of the September issue of Trends in Cognitive Sciences. (more…)
Anja Hanisch17 August 2018
We are excited to announce that our lab will be joining the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig, Germany! (more…)
Anja Hanisch14 June 2018
Our new primer article on Alzheimer's disease and potential new biomarkers is out now on Current Biology. Humans differ from other primates through their superior intellectual and mental abilities. When…
Ignacio Polti7 June 2018
Our new MR-compatible eye tracking system is up and running at the Kavli Institute. We are excited to get new data soon here in Trondheim (also related to our recent paper…
Anja Hanisch22 January 2018
Silvy Collin has been awarded the Rubicon grant by The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) to continue her scientific career at the Princeton Computational Neuroscience lab lead by Ken…
Anja Hanisch15 January 2018
The entorhinal cortex is a crucial part of the brain’s navigation system but its function beyond navigation remains unclear. In our new study published in Nature Neuroscience, we examined entorhinal…
Anja Hanisch8 January 2018
We constantly move our eyes to sample visual information. In order to make the sampling efficient, these eye movements need to be coordinated with the intrinsic brain dynamics that constrain…
Ignacio Polti3 January 2018
We will be at SfN 2017! Come by our posters to see our latest research. We will present on Sunday (12 Nov) in session 169 - Human Long-Term Memory: Encoding.…
Anja Hanisch8 November 2017