GRK 2416: MultiSenses-MultiScales: Novel approaches to decipher neural processing in multisensory integration
GRK 2416:多感官-多尺度:破译多感官整合中神经处理的新方法
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- 依托单位国家:德国
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项目摘要
Multisensory processes are fundamental in scaffolding perception, cognition, learning, and behavior. However, the structural and functional architecture that underlies the brain’s ability to seamlessly integrate a multitude of simultaneous multisensory inputs is poorly understood. Across multiple scales – from cellular to network and systems levels – specialized mechanisms enable crossmodal processing. Previously, multisensory integration was considered to primarily occur in higher-level cortices and was examined within a theoretical framework of computational principles associated with spatiotemporal stimulus characteristics. More recently, it has become evident that (i) physical stimulus attributes do not fully account for multisensory precepts, (ii) sensory processing streams affect one another even at very early stages, and (iii) multisensory processing is plastic and dynamic. While these findings have challenged many traditional views of crossmodal integration, we still lack a coherent picture of the neural basis underlying multisensory percept formation. Fundamental questions remain unanswered. Therefore, the goal of RTG 2416 is to gain a conceptual understanding of the mechanisms that govern crossmodal integration of sensory information at multiple scales. By implementing a unique MultiSenses–MultiScales approach, we substantially advance our knowledge in several areas of multisensory neuroscience. This RTG provides in-depth expertise in sensory neurobiology, fosters the spirit of transdisciplinary collaboration, and offers hands-on training in a variety of cutting-edge techniques . The RTG consortium is ideally suited to achieve these ambitious goals. Consequently, we train expert individuals that make the transition from cells to systems and behavior, thus, preparing trainees for various career paths. A coherent, though flexible curriculum builds a solid foundation in the core concepts of neuroscience. In addition, a specialized course program is tailored to individual needs. Combined with innovative qualification elements, professional skill development and – most importantly – the opportunity to conduct independent research in a nurturing environment, we train neuroscientists that can compete at the highest international level. In summary, RTG 2416 has become a prime location for both national and international doctoral researchers interested in the mechanistic foundation of multisensory integration.
多感官过程是感知、认知、学习和行为的基础。然而,人们对大脑无缝整合大量同步多感官输入能力的结构和功能架构知之甚少。在多个尺度上——从蜂窝到网络和系统级别——专门的机制可以实现跨模式处理。此前,多感觉整合被认为主要发生在较高级别的皮质中,并在与时空刺激特征相关的计算原理的理论框架内进行了检查。最近,很明显的是(i)物理刺激属性并不能完全解释多感官规则,(ii)即使在非常早期的阶段,感官处理流也会相互影响,以及(iii)多感官处理是可塑的和动态的。虽然这些发现挑战了跨模式整合的许多传统观点,但我们仍然缺乏对多感官知觉形成背后的神经基础的连贯认识。基本问题仍未得到解答。因此,RTG 2416 的目标是从概念上理解控制多尺度感官信息跨模式整合的机制。通过实施独特的多感官-多尺度方法,我们大大提高了多感官神经科学多个领域的知识。该 RTG 提供感觉神经生物学方面的深入专业知识,培养跨学科合作精神,并提供各种尖端技术的实践培训。 RTG 联盟非常适合实现这些雄心勃勃的目标。因此,我们培训能够从细胞过渡到系统和行为的专家,从而为学员做好各种职业道路的准备。连贯而灵活的课程为神经科学的核心概念奠定了坚实的基础。此外,还根据个人需求量身定制专业课程。结合创新的资格要素、专业技能发展以及最重要的是在培育环境中进行独立研究的机会,我们培养能够在最高国际水平上竞争的神经科学家。总之,RTG 2416 已成为对多感官整合的机械基础感兴趣的国内和国际博士研究人员的黄金地段。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
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