- University of Gothenburg
- The Sahlgrenska Academy
- Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology
Welcome to the Institute of Neuroscience and Physiology
The institute conducts preclinical and clinical research in the areas of neuroscience, rehabilitation, pharmacology, neurophysiology, endocrine physiology and circulation physiology. Scientific activities include molecular and cell biological studies, integrative experimental studies, clinical research and epidemiology. Among the conditions given special interest are psychiatric and neurological endemic diseases, dementia, neuropsychiatric disabilities, eye diseases and common metabolic and cardiovascular diseases.
The institute is responsible for the occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech and language pathology, audiology and pharmacist programmes, and also has major commitments in the education of future physicians, dentists, prescriptionists and biomedical analysts. The institute also provides postgraduate education, contract education and independent courses.
Research Centres at the Institute
Tuesday, May 21: Special CBR Guest Lecture - Novel roles for the complement system in aging and neurodegeneration
21st International HPH Conference 22-24 May 2013
Svenska Mässan, Gothenburg, Sweden
News
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World authority in autism genetics, Thomas Bourgeron to give lecture on 'From Synaptic Genes to Brain Connectivity in Autism Spectrum Disorders'.
[23 Apr 2013]
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Dr. Susan Swedo to hold lecture on PANDAS-Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections
[12 Mar 2013]
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Mind the Gap IV symposium 4th June 2013 in Gothenburg "Behaviour & cognitive problems in childhood epilepsy".
[8 Mar 2013]
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STIAS fellowships for Swedish researchers
[6 Mar 2013]
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New method results in more cost-effective treatment of HIV patients
[12 Dec 2012]
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Astrocytes as a novel target in Alzheimer's disease
[22 Oct 2012]
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Biomarkers in Cerebrospinal Fluid Can Identify Patients with Alzheimer´s disease
[18 Oct 2012]
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Science Slam during Global Week
[9 Oct 2012]
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Astrocytes control the generation of new neurons from neural stem cells
[8 Oct 2012]
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27-30 Oct. 2011: 7th German-Scandinavian meeting on Movement Disorders
[25 Oct 2011]
Calendar
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COPSAC Retreat, June 18th - 21st 2013: Shared Origins in Early Life of Chronic Disorders
18 Jun at 11:30 AM [Meeting]
