Hard work always pays off! Gábor Nyiri and his team have deserved well the big success, when their paper was published in Science this May. Actually, according to the reviewers and Editors, their second discovery also has the merit for the publication in Science!

The findings published in the PNAS journal suggest that antibody-mediated autoimmunity contributes to the development of severe chronic pain syndrome after injury and that blockade of IL-1 actions may be an attractive therapeutic prospect.

Nucleus incertus GABAergic neurons can bidirectionally modify the strength of fear memory formation. The work lead by G. Nyiri is published in Science.

Csaba Fekete and Erzsébet Farkas helped to reveal the transcellular mechanism of a therapeutic peptide used in obesity. The significant paper has been published in the Science Translational Medicine.

The symposium titled "New approaches and applications of STORM super-resolution imaging in life sciences" is organized by our Institute and the Nikon. Everyone is welcome.

The new approach, developed by Balázs Ujfalussy and co-workers, provides a data-driven characterization of a key component of cortical circuit computations.

All cholinergic terminals establish synapses, where GABA and acetylcholine are released into the same synaptic gap. The work lead by G. Nyiri is published in the Nature Communications.

The paper published in Acta Neuropathologica by the group of Adam Denes demonstrates the essential role of microglial P2Y12 in controlling neutrotropic virus infection in the brain.

The Hájos group' results reinforced the knowledge about the heterogeneity and different roles of VIP interneurons in amygdala-dependent functions.

Every internationally acknowledged institute act as host for foreign scientists, young postdocs and PhD students. Let's be familiar with some of them!