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Multiple sclerosis: Triggers in the gut flora

8 May 2025 | Press Release

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

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

8 May 2025 | News

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…

Running for those who can't

6 May 2025 | News

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…

Research Spotlight

 Research Spotlight - Anna-Sophia Wahl

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

23 Apr 2025 | Research Spotlight

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…

Podcast

57 Clusters of Excellence, 1 podcast. This episode of “Exzellent erklärt - Spitzenforschung für alle” focuses on our research with Thomas Misgeld and Anna-Sophia Wahl. Topics include research into common neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis and stroke, the self-healing powers of the brain and the Cluster's interdisciplinary approach. Current advances in repair mechanisms, the importance of neuronal plasticity and the use of modern technologies such as AI for research are discussed.

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The Cluster of Excellence SyNergy (Munich Cluster for Systems Neurology) investigates how complex neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease, stroke, or multiple sclerosis develop. Even though these diseases differ significantly in their clinical manifestations, overlapping mechanisms are involved in their development. Using systems neurology as a new interdisciplinary approach, researchers can better map the processes involved in neurovascular, neurodegenerative, and neuroimmunological diseases and develop approaches for novel therapies. The cluster has been funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) since 2012.