The institute invites applications for research projects to be funded with up to 2 million euros with European structural funds awarded through the Romanian National Authority for Research and Innovation.
read moreA video of the event organized by Research for Industry, a project of the Romanian Institute of Science and Technology
read moreCluj Innovation Days, organized by Cluj IT Cluster, is an annual regional forum aimed to consolidate the IT community and to facilitate the interaction with business partners as well as the public sector.
read moreThe fourth edition of TENSS will take place between June 1-19, 2015. 150 students from 42 countries have applied for one of the 13 available places.
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The philosophy of the school is learning by doing and while doing so, openly sharing ideas and expertise. TENSS is unique in that most of the experimental (hardware and software) tools are assembled from scratch, with minimal costs leading to a deeply personal transfer of information from first principles. Your support is vital for the continuity of TENSS itself, and for accomplishing one if its main goals to support neuroscience research in Eastern Europe and Romania, to raise community awareness and support in the matter. Donate on Indiegogo.
read moreCătălin Rusu and Răzvan Florian have developed a series of several new metrics for quantifying the differences between spike trains. The new metrics are inspired by the Pompeiu-Hausdorff distance.
read moreRaul Mureşan and Răzvan Florian have talked about the institute’s history and results.
read moreThe prestigious weekly journal of science has published an editorial about the Transylvanian Experimental Neuroscience Summer School, co-organized by our institute’s Center for Cognitive and Neural Studies.
read moreA video of the event organized by Research for Industry, a project of the Romanian Institute of Science and Technology
read moreVasile V. Moca, Raul C. Mureșan and colleagues have recently shown that membrane resonance, a property of inhibitory neurons, may hold the key to the emergence of robust and stable gamma oscillations in the brain.
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