Coordinator Project - Coordination, promotion, workshops, summer schools

The goal of the Priority Program (PP) 1608 is to obtain a comprehensive knowledge of the mechanisms underlying ultrafast auditory processing with high precision, with the aims of achieving a fundamentally improved understanding of the causes of hearing disorders and tools for better therapeutic treatment. To achieve this goal, the PP will network renowned and young researchers in physiology, anatomy, human and mouse genetics, computational neuroscience, and behavioral studies. In an interdisciplinary and seminal endeavor, the PP will bundle their core competences and ensure strong and synergistic interactions between experts across the various disciplines. Researchers will make use of a broad repertoire of state-of-the-art as well as innovative technologies (e.g. cell-specific Credriver lines, viral gene delivery, next-generation sequencing). Some of the new top technologies shall be established and distributed in the consortium as part of the endeavor.An important aspect of the program is the promotion of young researchers, who will profit from the expertise and receive coordinated training in technologies. Achieving and promoting equal opportunities is also a major issue of the Priority Program.

DFG-Verfahren Schwerpunktprogramme

Teilprojekt zu SPP 1608:  Ultraschnelle Informationsübertragung und hohe zeitliche Präzision: normale und funktionsgestörte Hörmechanismen

Beteiligte Person Professorin Dr. Jutta Engel