The Center for Regenerative and Restorative Medicine Research (REMER), which operates under Health Science and Technologies Research Institute (SABITA), was established to create a platform that will bring together clinical and basic medical science research with solution and product-oriented projects. REMER supports multidisciplinary studies on many subjects. An important part of these studies is the understanding of the functioning of the nervous system, the mechanisms of neurological diseases and the development of treatment approaches to be used in these diseases, which are of great scientific and socio-economic importance. Rather than focusing on a single technique or model organism, REMER studies are carried out on a wide range of subjects, from in vitro cell culture models to mice and rats or axolotls for experimental in vivo interventions and volunteer individuals for cognitive neuroscience research. Within this wide range of research opportunities, our work in the field of neuroscience mainly aims to better understand the processes and mechanisms associated with neurodegenerative diseases or injury, to reveal the molecular, cellular and biochemical relationships behind them and to reveal various treatment approaches (drugs, cell therapy, implants, etc.). With its existing technical infrastructure, REMER is a world-class research center in Europe, especially in regenerative applications in neuroscience and advanced microscopy imaging systems.