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Anne-Sophie Hafner is an Assistant Professor at Radboud University, specifically at the Donders Centre for Neuroscience. Her expertise lies in molecular and cellular neurobiology, with a focus on techniques such as RNA sequencing, immunochemistry, fluorescence-activated cell sorting, super-resolution microscopy, and computational modeling of intracellular processes. Dr. Hafner's research interests are centered around memory and plasticity, particularly in relation to mRNA translation and local protein synthesis. She has received multiple prestigious grants and fellowships, including an ERC-Starting grant under the European Union's Horizon 2020 program for her project 'MemCode', a Humboldt Research Fellowship, and several EMBO fellowships. Additionally, she has been awarded a Junior Researcher Fellowship by the Alzheimer Foundation in France. Dr. Hafner is also an active member of the Gender, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee at her institution.
Radboud University - Donders Centre for Neuroscience • Nijmegen, Netherlands
Conducts research in molecular cellular neurobiology, focusing on memory and plasticity.
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