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The brain’s hidden puppeteer: How astrocytes might hold the key to treating depression

Scientists at the University of Copenhagen have discovered an intriguing mechanism that could transform the treatment of depression.

Two DFF–Research Project1 grants awarded to Hajime Hirase and Verena Untiet

Two new research projects from Center for Translational Neuroscience have each received a DFF-Research Project1 grant of 3 million DKK.

Chronic headache, ADHD, Alzheimer’s and psychosis: Young researchers at SUND receive large grants

10 young researchers conducting brain research at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences have received funding from the Lundbeck Foundation LF Postdocs and Early-Career Clinician Scientists programmes.

Early Career Clinician Scientists

Postdoc Martin Kaag Rasmussen from the Centre for Translational Neuromedicine has received a grant of DKK 2,499,920 from Early Career Clinician Scientists

Research Seeks to Break New Ground in Understanding of Schizophrenia

More than $6 million in funding from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is supporting new research that could fundamentally alter the way we comprehend and, perhaps ultimately, treat schizophrenia. The…

Goodnight. Sleep Clean.

Sleep seems like a perfectly fine waste of time. Why would our bodies evolve to spend close to one-third of our lives completely out of it, when we could instead be doing something useful or exciting? Something that…