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Director, Professor of Dynamics and Biological Physics
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Dr. Fred Wolf serves as the Director and Professor of Dynamics and Biological Physics at Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany. His research focuses on the dynamics of biological systems, including population coding, cell morphogenesis, and the neurophysiological implications of neurodegeneration. Recent contributions include studies on dendritic functions, E-cadherin complexes, and synaptic nanoarchitecture, highlighting his interdisciplinary approach to understanding complex biological processes.
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Stochastic models for the optimal fusion of social and sensory information in transparent interactions (C01)
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NeuroNex: The fabric of the primate neocortex and the origin of mental representations. From transcriptomics to single neurons and neuronal networks.
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Release face designs and dynamics tailored for synaptic working memory (C02)
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Through the eyes of a mouse lemur – understanding the evolutionary emergence of visual cortical columns through cellular imaging, optimization theory, and visual behavior in a miniature primate
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Coordination Funds Priority Program "Evolutionary Optimization of Neuronal Processing"
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Larry Abbott
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Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons
Andreas Neef
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Jörg Großhans
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Philipps-Universität Marburg
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