“Life is not what you lived, but what you remember and how you remember to tell about it.”
Gabriel García Márquez
Our team works in the field of neurosciences being our main objective to understand how memories are formed, and how they can be modified during sleep and wakefulness. Our research goes from the Basic Science studying how sleep participates in the improvement of memories, transfer of information between different brain areas, and integration of new information in pre-existing mnesic networks, to Applied Science studying how to improve memory during sleep in elderly people, patients with Mild Cognitive Impairment, Alzheimer’s disease and Temporary Epilepsy.
Team’s website (in Spanish)
Director
Fellows
Malen Daiana Moyano, BSc (Biotecnologist), CONICET’s PhD student
Leonela Tassone, BSc (Psychologist), PhD Student
University students
Nerea Herrero (BSc student, Psychology)
Camila Jorge (BSc student, Psychology)
Matías Bonilla (BSc student, Psychology)
Interns
Daniela Andrea Langianese
Former assistants and interns
Carolina Palacios
Fernanda Alcaraz
Leonel Campos Valdés (Mexico)
María Eugenia Samman
Lic. Tatiana Romero (Spain)
Lic. Julia Carbone
Collaborators
Susanne Diekelmann, PhD, Tübingen University, Germany
Jan Born, PhD, Tübingen, University, Germany
Shaozheng Qin, PhD, Peking University, China
Jingyi Wang, PhD, Peking University, China
Eugenio Rodríguez, PhD, Catholic University, Chile
Laura Kaczer, PhD, Buenos Aires University, Argentina
María Eugenia Pedreira, PhD, Buenos Aires University, Argentina
María Ángeles Alonso, PhD, Laguna University, Spain
Tatiana Romero Arias, BSc, Laguna University, Spain
Ignacio Larrabide, PhD, PLADEMA, Tandil, Argentina