We will host a mini-symposium “Frontiers in Neuronal Development and Physiology” on campus on Dec 2nd. We look forward to your participation.
Date: Dec 2 (Mon), 2019
Venue: Auditorium, Collabo-station I, Hospital campus (Maidashi), Kyushu University
Program
14:30 Kenta Hagihara (FMI, Switzerland)
Antagonistic amygdala inhibition orchestrates valence processing
15:00 Keiko Nonomura (NIBB)
PIEZO2-mediated mechanodetection controls breathing patterns
– break –
15:55 Yusuke Hirabayashi (Univ Tokyo)
Roles of ER-mitochondria contacts in neurons
16:35 Ikuo Suzuki (Univ Tokyo)
Evolving brains with new genes: Molecular dissection of human-specific
NOTCH2NL genes in cortical neurogenesis
– break –
17:30 Ryohei Yasuda (Max Planck Florida Inst Neurosci)
Special Lecture: Intracellular signaling dynamics in synaptic,
14:30 Kenta Hagihara (FMI, Switzerland)
Antagonistic amygdala inhibition orchestrates valence processing
15:00 Keiko Nonomura (NIBB)
PIEZO2-mediated mechanodetection controls breathing patterns
– break –
15:55 Yusuke Hirabayashi (Univ Tokyo)
Roles of ER-mitochondria contacts in neurons
16:35 Ikuo Suzuki (Univ Tokyo)
Evolving brains with new genes: Molecular dissection of human-specific
NOTCH2NL genes in cortical neurogenesis
– break –
17:30 Ryohei Yasuda (Max Planck Florida Inst Neurosci)
Special Lecture: Intracellular signaling dynamics in synaptic,
circuit and behavioral plasticity
