US Neuroscience & Technology Symposium: Revisualizing the brain Venue: NUS, Auditorium, Level 1, Clinical Research Centre, Block MD 11 (map) Dates: 25 – 26 November 2019, Monday – Tuesday Time: 9.00 (25th) – 18.00 (26th) Symposium on Metabolomics and Circadian Rhythm
TLL: Fat-brain relay: How fat hormones signal nutrient state to the brain LKC Medicine: New era of imaging brain metabolism Duke-NUS NBD: Fat-brain relay: How fat hormones signal nutrient state to the brain LKC Medicine: OncomiR-138: A therapeutic target for malignant gliomas TLL: Genetic screens provide into Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative disease mechanisms LKC Medicine: Brainstem mechanisms for motor recovery and spasticity after stroke LKCMedicine Neuroscience Seminars: Identification of early AD biomarkers and disease mechanisms using a proteomics approach NUS Medicine: Professor Edward Koo’s Farewell Symposium LKCMedicine Neuroscience Seminars: How amyloid and cerebrovascular burden influence brain network degeneration in preclinical and prodromal dementia: A longitudinal perspective
NUS Physiology: Nuclear receptor Nurr1 based research on the pathogenesis and therapy for Parkinson’s disease IBRO-RIKEN CBS Summer Program 2020: How brains make decisions: Cognitive, Emotive and Societal Factors LKCMedicine Neuroscience Seminars: Mechanisms of dendrite pruning of nociceptive sensory neurons in drosophila
LKCMedicine Neuroscience Seminars: Cognition and the cerebellum: From bedside to bench
LKCMedicine Neuroscience Seminars: Modeling brain disorders using human neurons and minibrains
LKCMedicine Neuroscience Seminars: Reversing hallmark metabolic defects in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
LKCMedicine Neuroscience Seminars: Role of RNA editing of Cav1.3 channels in learning and memory
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