Neuroanatomy Freiburg

Our research focuses on structural and functional plasticity of neurons and their molecular regulation in health and disease. Using reverse and horizontal translation approaches for (non-)invasive neuromodulation, we strive to better understand how the brain works. Eventually our findings may support the development of new therapeutic strategies in neurology and psychiatry based on ‘neural plasticity modulation’.

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New review on the mechanisms of transcranial magnetic brain stimulation featured on the cover of Physiological Reviews

A new review article co-authored by Andreas Vlachos from the Department of Neuroanatomy has been published in Physiological Reviews and…

Contributions to the 120th Annual Meeting of the Anatomische Gesellschaft

Zsolt Turi and Christos Galanis presenting their research at the 120th Annual Meeting of the Anatomische Gesellschaft in Bielefeld.Researchers from…

BaMS3: Bayesian motor mapping with structured inference for anatomical precision

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)-based motor mapping is an established method for non-invasively localizing cortical muscle representations from motor evoked potentials…

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Open Positions

We are always interested in highly motivated and enthusiastic colleagues. If you possess the skills and drive that resonate with our scientific pursuits, we invite you to initiate contact and explore the possibilities of becoming a part of our group.
Send an Email and your CV to vlachos@anat.uni-freiburg.de