Michael Graupner (PhD)

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Biographical notes
since 08/09 Center for Neural Science, New York University, United States
  • Post-Doc working together with Alex Reyes on signaling in the auditory cortex

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    07/09 Optical Imaging and Electrophysiological Methods in Neuroscience, ENP, Paris, France.
  • summer school

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    11/07-06/09 Group for Neural Theory, LNC, DEC, ENS, Paris, France
  • Post-Doc working together with Boris Gutkin on nicotine addiction

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    08/05 Advanced Course in Computational Neuroscience, Arcachon, France.
  • summer school

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    01/04-06/08 Laboratory of Neurophysics and Physiology, Paris V, France and
    Max-Planck-Institut für Physik komplexer Systeme, (TU Dresden), Germany
  • Ph.D. student in the framework of a binational promotion - "cotutelle" - under the supervision of Nicolas Brunel (Paris) and Frank Jülicher (Dresden)
  • title: "Induction and Maintenance of Synaptic Plasticity" (download as .ps -55.4 MB- or as.pdf -10.3 MB- file)
  • scholarship holder of the French Government (Eiffel scholarship) and the DAAD
  • thesis submitted in December 2007, thesis defended in June 2008
  • grade: magna cum laude (Germany), très honorable (France)

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    10/00-6/01 University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom
  • physics studies

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    10/97-07/03 University of Technology Dresden, Germany
  • physics studies
  • 8/99 Preliminary Exam
  • field of specialisation: Particle Physics
    non-physics subject: Sociology
  • Diploma Thesis at the Institute for Theoretical Physics under the supervison of Michael Meyer-Hermann
    title: "A theory of Plasma Membrane Calcium pump function and its consequences for presynaptic calcium dynamics" download as .ps -4.9 MB- or .pdf -1.2 MB- file,
    Thesis submitted in July 2003

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