The Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience at NTNU is a leading research center in neuroscience, located in Trondheim. The institute focuses on key aspects of brain function, especially space, time and memory. It houses several research groups, including the renowned Moser Group, which has contributed to significant advances in the field.
The institute is known for its development of advanced technology, such as Mini2P, which is used in brain research. In addition to research activities, the Kavli Institute offers seminars and educational programs to promote knowledge and collaboration in neuroscience. It also has specialized facilities such as NORBRAIN and the Viral Vector Core Facility, and collaborates with Nobel laureates and international research communities to strengthen its research.