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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250521
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250524
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DESCRIPTION:The human brain is renowned for its complexity\, intricacy\, an
 d remarkable beauty—qualities that often inspire both excitement and app
 rehension among students. This course begins by introducing the fundamenta
 l building blocks of the brain and progressively expands to examine their 
 interconnections. To accommodate a broad range of learners\, the course is
  structured to offer multiple levels of engagement\, making it accessible 
 to both beginners and advanced PhD students. We will also explore how brai
 n size relates to its structural components\, emphasizing the brain’s hi
 ghly interconnected nature. A central theme of the course is the relations
 hip between brain structure and function. We will investigate how anatomic
 al features underpin normal behavior and how alterations contribute to neu
 rodegenerative diseases. This includes a systems-level examination of vari
 ous sensory modalities.By the end of this five-lecture series\, participan
 ts will be equipped with the foundational knowledge needed to engage with 
 contemporary neuroscience research and to understand how specific brain st
 ructures contribute to diverse scientific questions.
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LOCATION:Alte Anatomie\, Kleiner Hörsaal
SUMMARY:Course: Neuroanatomy
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