Andreas studied Psychology (BSc) at the University of Maastricht, the Netherlands and Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia. After obtaining a MSc in Neuropsychology at Maastricht University, Andreas conducted his doctoral research at Cardiff University in the Brain Repair Group under the tutelage of Steve Dunnett and Anne Rosser where he used simple and complex behavioural tasks to assess lesion-induced deficits and graft-induced behavioural recovery in a rodent model of Parkinson's disease. Andreas has conducted two post-doctoral periods at  Lund University, with Malin Parmar (working on the preclinical assessment of dopaminergic human ES cell grafts) and Martin Lundblad (working on the detection of Dopamine release from transplants) from 2013-2016 , and Tomas Björklund (using chemogenetics to manipulate cell activity) from 2016-2018 focussing on the selective and reversible modulation of cell activity using chemogenetics.

Andreas was awarded a post-doc stipend by the Swedish Society for Medical Research (SSMF) and subsequently an establishing grant by the Swedish Research Council (VR) to start his independent research group in June 2018 focusing on brain-behaviour relationships  and disase modelling. 

Marcus Davidsson, PhD

Visiting Research Fellow

(Lab)life

Lab Christmas dinnend goodbye of Noelia

Alex defended his PhD - Congrast Dr. Svanbergsson

Outreach activity at ProCivitas Highschool in Lund

PhD defense at University College Cork of Martina Mazzocchi.

Presenting at NECTAR meeting at Edinburgh and visiting former student.

Never get tired of taking confocal images of neurons...

Goodbye Iva

Turkish night with delicious food

Some slice recordings of our transplants with the Ledri lab

Alex passed his PhD half-time

New objective, camera and condenser-rings arrived today :-)

DIS student (virtual) visit. First outreach activity of the year :)

Goodbye Giuseppe and merry christmas

Tough day of writing ;-)

Next generation of BNLers taking over histology

Paper celebration! Thanks to all co-authors for their efforts! 

NECTAR conference 2020 - Francesco presenting his work in a Datablitz and Pizza conference dinner :-)

Some impressions from our 2020 Labretreat in Småland

Our residence: The Davidssons Family summer house

Cannoeing and BBQ-lunch

Smålands dinner: Kroppkakor + Crayfish and 5h game of Catan.

Christmas came early this year!!! Many thanks to Steve Marsh from Marshdesigns for two acrylic rodent cages for our optogenetic and electrochemistry studies.

Very happy with our new RaspberryPi HQ 12MP colour camera, which is now hooked up to our microscope. Many thanks to the OpenFlexure Team for providing all the code on Github for free.

First protocol published from the lab! Well done Mati and Marcus!

Our new Leica inverted DMi8 is all set up. Thanks to Peter for being amazing from start to finish as well as the Crafoord foundation for supporting our research and making this possible.

First installment of coding club has finished. Thank you so much for the lovely card and gifts!

Finally I have someone to talk to. #RubberDuckDebugging.

Photoshoot for our new AAV-production methods submission.

Successfull implantation of an optrode for the new fiber-photometry system.

Luca graduated in Italy! BRAVO Luca!

UniStem Day 2020

Happy 21st Birthday!!!

Floor christmas party

DIS student exchange vistit to BMC - Naomi and Matilde explaing histology and electrochemistry

BNL at NECTAR 2019 in Cardiff

Hello World : BMC Coding club in action

Parkinsonskåne visits Lund University

First year as PhD student and still smiling :-)

Welcoming our 2 Candian exchange students, great to have you in the lab!

Labretreat: Day at the beach joined with the Ottoson lab

The Queen of BMC has left! Good luck at KAVLI Vale!

Happy Birthday Marcus

Traditional Christmas dinner with the Bourgine lab and BNL

Christmas time at BNL

Matilde's first day as PhD student: Let the journey begin

The new equiptment has arrived: Optogenetics, Soldering, Operant boxes

Matilde welcoming the newst team member

The new labspace

#Lablife

Previous lab members: