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 Colorful balloons

22.05.2025 | News

SyNergy receives funding for a third funding period: 2026-2032

On 22 May the DFG announced its decision for the next round of funding for Clusters of Excellence, and SyNergy has successfully made it to a third round.

 Janos Groh

22.05.2025 | Research Spotlight

Aging-related neurodegeneration: Microglia activation leads to the accumulation of CD8+ T cells

Aging is associated with structural and functional changes in the white matter of the brain, which can lead to neurodegeneration. In a new study, researchers investigated aging-related changes in white matter and found that the...

08.05.2025 | Press Release

Multiple sclerosis: Triggers in the gut flora

Study of twins detects bacteria in the small intestine that play a role in the development of MS.

 Prof. Magdalena Götz

08.05.2025 | News

The Power of Stem Cells: Shaping the Future of Regenerative Medicine

Stem cells are transforming the way we think about treating disease, repairing damaged tissues, and even regenerating entire organs. As a cornerstone of regenerative medicine, they offer hope for conditions previously thought untreatable.

 A group photo of enthusiastic researchers with SyNergy headbands before starting the run

06.05.2025 | News

Running for those who can't

A team of 19 researchers, along with our managing director and Team Captain, Tobias Niemann, participated in the largest running event to raise funds for spinal cord injury research – the Wings for Life World Run.

 Research Spotlight - Anna-Sophia Wahl

23.04.2025 | Research Spotlight

The survival of stable place cells is predictive of a good cognitive outcome after stroke

Cognitive decline is common following a stroke, but the underlying mechanisms are not well understood. A team of researchers have uncovered the role of place cells, and how a functional subclass of them are predictors of cognitive...

 Managing Director Tobias Niemann at the Network of German Neurocenters booth. 

22.04.2025 | News, Event Recap

Successful networking at SONA 2025 in Marrakech

We participated in the 17th International Conference of the Society of Neuroscientists of Africa (SONA 2025), which took place in Marrakech. Alongside other Network of German Neurocenters members, we set up a booth to inform attendees...

 Spotlight Citation

07.04.2025 | Research Spotlight

Alpha-Synuclein accelerates Aβ-driven tau accumulation and cognitive decline in Alzheimer’s disease

A new study reveals that the protein α-Synuclein is more prevalent in advanced Alzheimer’s disease and that it accelerates amyloid-related tau accumulation. These findings show the need to consider α-synuclein in Alzheimer’s research and...

31.03.2025 | News, Award

 Christian Haass received the Grand Prix Européen 2024

Christian Haass has received the European Research Award, also known as the “Grand Prix Européen 2024.” This prestigious award comes with a grant of 100,000 euros and was presented by the Fondation Recherche Alzheimer in recognition of...

 Research Spotlight: photo of researcher with citation on impact of research

25.03.2025 | Research Spotlight

MIF-2: An atypical chemokine connecting vascular inflammation to metabolic dysfunction in atherosclerosis

Atherosclerotic cardiovascular diseases, including myocardial infarction and ischemic stroke, are the leading cause of mortality worldwide. A team of researchers shows that the protein MIF-2/D-DT acts as an atypical chemokine and a...