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 ===News===
+  * **Talk at URANIA:** Janina and Susanne give a public talk on temperature and the brain at the URANIA (May 14th, 7:30 pm).
+  * **NEW paper:** Janina's work, just accepted in the Journal of Computational Neuroscience, shows how to correctly estimate phase-response curves from experimental data - a task that is not easy and requires appropriately designed stimulation. If following her advise, however, one can reliably distinguish the type of spike, i.e., SNIC versus homoclinic versus Hopf (May 2019).
+  * **NEW paper:** Our review on spikelets was accepted in Reviews in the Neurosciences (to appear soon). Whatever you may want to know about spikelets in pyramidal cells, check out this review, which covers Martina's and Michiel's work and all the mechanisms beyond (May 2019).
+  * **COSYNE 2019:** Susanne presents our work on homoclinic spikes in the Cosyne Workshop "Why spikes?" in Cascais, Portugal (March 2019).\\
+  * **Bernstein Network:** Susanne follows Andreas Herz as the Chair of the Bernstein Network Computational Neuroscience in Germany (February 2019).
   * **NEW paper:** Michiel's work on the energy efficiency of coincidence detection just came out [[https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1006612|in PLoS Computational Biology]] (October 2018).\\
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   * **FENS-Kavli Network of Excellence:** Susanne was selected to join the group of FENS-Kavli Scholars 2018. Looking forward to the interactions within the network and hoping to contribute to supporting neuroscience in Europe (July 2018).\\
-  * **ICMNS2018:** The lab participated in the 4th International Conference on Mathematical Neuroscience in Juan-les-Pins, France: Paul received the poster prize - Congratulations! - Susana gave a contributed talk, and Susanne a keynote lecture (June 2018).\\
+  * **ICMNS 2018:** The lab participated in the 4th International Conference on Mathematical Neuroscience in Juan-les-Pins, France: Paul received the poster prize - Congratulations! - Susana gave a contributed talk, and Susanne a keynote lecture (June 2018).\\
   * **NEW SFB project:** The DFG approved our SFB on memory consolidation. We will soon start a collaborative project on the role of inhibition for consolidation of tutor songs in zebra finches. A postdoctoral position for modelling will become available. Previous experience in mathematical modelling of neural systems and the analysis of biological data is required. Please contact us if interested (including the details stated in Positions).\\
-  * **ENCODS2018:** Paul and Susana co-organize this year's European Neuroscience Conference by Doctoral Students together with other PhD students from Berlin. The conference will take place close to Berlin in beautiful Schmoeckwitz on July 5th and 6th 2018. You can register [[http://www.fens.org/Training/ENCODS/ENCODS2018/|here]] (deadline: January 31st 2018).\\
+  * **ENCODS 2018:** Paul and Susana co-organize this year's European Neuroscience Conference by Doctoral Students together with other PhD students from Berlin. The conference will take place close to Berlin in beautiful Schmoeckwitz on July 5th and 6th 2018. You can register [[http://www.fens.org/Training/ENCODS/ENCODS2018/|here]] (deadline: January 31st 2018).\\
   * **National Bernstein Association:** Susanne elected as a member of the national steering committee of the Bernstein Network Computational Neuroscience (November 2017).\\