Neurological, Psychiatric Disease and Trauma to the Nervous System

Ulrik Gether’s lab has long-standing expertise in studying the molecular, cellular and physiological function of monoamine receptors and transporters.

We study the molecular, cellular, and network diversification of locomotor circuitries in mammals with the goal of providing a unified understanding of the functional organization of neuronal circuits that execute…

Our research efforts revolves around Drosophila (the fruit fly), a powerful genetic model system. The focus is basic cell biology, but with a keen view on medical relevance.

Our lab explores sleep biology in health and disease. Our focus is to understand sleep-wake neurophysiology and how the immune system affects the sleep regulating networks of the brain. We are particularly interested i…

Our group has a long-standing interest in improving the outcome of peripheral nerve regeneration.

Research in this laboratory concentrates on the neural and astrocytic mechanisms of local vascular regulation. Our basic research circles around blood flow control and blood-brain barrier properties under normal…

The focus of this lab is the implications of astrocytes in ensuring a healthy brain and adequate blood flow.

The Løland lab focuses on structure-function relationships in membrane transporters with focus on the Neurotransmitter:Sodium Symporter (NSS) class of proteins.

The research group focuses on elucidation of the molecular mechanisms underlying water and ion homeostasis in the mammalian brain under both physiological and pathophysiological conditions.

The main experimental approach of the laboratory has been the use and development of electrophysiological techniques in which the excitability and connectivity of spinal neurones can be investigated in transgenic roden…

The Nielsen lab aims to gain insight in basic principles and mechanisms of motor learning, the neuroplastic changes in the central nervous system (CNS) underlying motor learning and the relationship between…

Our lab has a developed a strong expertise in the study of intrinsic properties of individual neurons.

The aim of the research is to understand how neurons in small assemblies interact to produce sensory and motor functions in the brain.

My group has expertise in studying the molecular and cellular mechanisms of neurotransmitter release in chemical synapses and in neuroendocrine cells.

The Woldbye lab has been studying the role of neuropeptide Y (NPY) and other neuropeptides in rodent behavioural and CNS disease models over the past 20 years.