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Research at caesar is concerned with understanding the neural mechanisms underlying behavior. This ranges from studying the single celled organism to studying one of the core questions of mammalian neurobiology: how do patterns of neuronal activity give rise to complex but coherent and goal-directed behavior?
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Caesar is a neuroscience research institute associated with the Max Planck Society. The institute is operated by a non-profit foundation under private law.
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Caesar is a research institute associated with the Max Planck Society, one of Europe's leading basic research organisations.
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14 Sep 2017

Dr. Bettina Schnell leads new independent research group

6 Jun 2017

New Director at the Research Center caesar

31 Mar 2017

Gaucher disease and the Sphinx

15 Dec 2016

How cortical circuits keep the balance in imbalance

1 Dec 2016

New independent research group at caesar

22 Mar 2016

Biosensor measures signaling molecules within cilia

19 Nov 2015

When the neuron's doorman allows too much in

16 Nov 2015

Robustness during neuron firings

28 Oct 2015

Inauguration of the first transatlantic Max Planck Research School

19 Aug 2015

Sperm navigation in 3D

2 Mar 2015

Rhodopsin on track - Biological pigment aligns in double rows

20 Jan 2015

Shedding light on fertility – control of sperm function by optogenetics

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