This event explores the fascinating question of how learning and memory work in the brain. It provides a clear explanation of the role that spatial and temporal patterns of neural activity, as well as rhythms, play when we store information and later retrieve it.
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Prof. Dietmar Schmitz and Dr. Alexandra Tzilivaki from Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin will provide insights and demonstrate what “music” our nerve cells play when we remember.
Dr. Jochen Müller will moderate the event.
“Berlin Brains” is a regular lecture series that makes cutting-edge neuroscience research from Berlin accessible to a broad public. It is jointly organized by Urania Berlin, the Berlin Planetarium Foundation, the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin, the Clusters of Excellence NeuroCure and Science of Intelligence, the Max Delbrück Center, the Collaborative Research Centers 1315 and RETUNE, the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, and the Einstein Center for Neurosciences Berlin.
NeuroCure as part of the “Berlin Brains” series
Admission is free. Registration is not mandatory, but we kindly ask you to register in advance at:
https://www.urania.de/event/die-musik-in-unserem-gehirn/
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Dates
May 2026
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