Cellular and Systems Neurobiology
Research groups in the Cellular and Systems Neurobiology Department study the integrative processes of the nervous system combining molecular, electrophysiological, optogenetics, brain imaging and behavioral tools in a variety of animal models (Drosophila, mouse, rats) and human studies. Specific topics cover investigations on synaptic transmission and synaptopathies, functional organization of brain networks and its plasticity, sensory transduction and perception, sensory-motor integration, memory formation and the neurobiological underpinnings and organizational principles of behavior.
Research Groups
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Neurogenetic basis of behavior (PI: JA. Sánchez-Alcañiz)
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Cognition and social interactions (PI: F. Leroy)
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Behavior of Organisms (PI: A. Gómez Marín)
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Wiring and Function of Somatosensory Circuits (PI: F. Taberner)
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Molecular and cellular physiology of synaptic transmission (PI: J. Wesseling)
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Synaptic Physiology (PI: J. Lerma)
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Plasticity and remodeling of neural circuits (PI: I. Pérez-Otaño)
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Ocular neurobiology (PI: J. Gallar; MC Acosta)
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Synaptic Neuromodulation (PI: S.Jurado)
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Plasticity of Brain Networks (PI: S. Canals; E. Marcos)
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Sensory-motor processing by subcortical areas (PI: R. Reig)
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Sensory transduction and nociception (PI: E. de la Peña, A. Gomis, F. Viana)
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Neural circuits in vision for action (PI: A. Kardamakis)
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The Visual Analogy Laboratory (PI: LM. Martínez-Otero)