General
Prof. dr. Marlene Bartos investigates how information is processed and encoded in neuronal networks to realize learning, memory and behavior. Utilizing electrophysiological, imaging, molecular and computational approaches they study fundamental questions from the level of cellular and molecular events underlying synaptic communication to how different neuron types govern the emergence of neuronal network oscillations during behavior.
Marlene Bartos is director of the Institute for Physiology in Freiburg and recipient of numerous prizes. She leads a Collaborative Research Center, a transregional alliance of multiple universities, bridging the gap between basic and applied neurosciences, focusing on interneurons and the development of new therapeutic strategies restoring healthy cognitive function in various psychiatric disorders.