Organisers at UoN and NTU:
Dr. Graham Sheridan (UoN) and Dr. Joern Steinert (UoN),
Dr. Kamal Gadalla (NTU), Dr. Aslihan Ugun-klusek (NTU)
Nottingham Neuroscience Day
9th January 2025
9.00-18.00
Venue:
The Exchange Building (free car parking)
Jubilee Campus
Wollaton Road
Lenton
Nottingham
NG8 1BB
Registration
The Symposium, lunch and coffee breaks are free. However, registration is mandatory. All staff, including students (undergraduate and doctoral) and researchers (at all levels) are encouraged to participate.
Please complete this registration form
Registration deadline: 5th Dec 2024
Abstract submission link to follow.
The Neuroscience@Nottingham conference is an annual event which has been held consecutively since 2011. This will be the second year in which we include members of the Nottingham Trent University Neuroscience team, both as delegates and in the organising committee. The critical mass of diverse and complementary neuroscience research across the two academic institutes will create an outstanding opportunity to build networks, encourage collaborations and knowledge exchange between neuroscientists across Nottingham.
Key Note Speakers
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Prof. Nikita Gamper (Professor in Neuroscience, University of Leeds)​
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​Prof. Tom Wishart (Professor of Molecular Anatomy, Nottingham Trent University & The Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh)​
Neuroscience from Synapse to Disease
Nitric Oxide volume diffusion reaches pre- and post-synaptic targets
Neurons are stained for tyrosine hydroxylase and redox stress (4-HNE)
Mass Spectrometry allows detection of modified proteins
fMRI imaging assesses morphological and functional changes in the brain
Sponsors
NTU
Baker Ruskinn
School of Psychology and
Mathematical Sciences
UoN
10x Genomics
Nanion Technologies
StemCell Technologies
PHC Europe
Prelim PROGRAM
9th January 2025
9.00-9.10
Welcome and introduction to the symposium.
Introduction to the Symposium, house keeping and Acknowledgement of Sponsors
9.10 - 9.20
Presentation by Sponsors of the Symposium
9.20-10.00
Prof. Nikita Gamper (University of Leeds)
Title: Dorsal root ganglion as an intrinsic filtering device
10.00-11.00
Session 1, Chair:
xxx
11.00-11.30
Coffee
11.30-12.15
Session 2, Chair:
xxx
12.15-13.15
Lunch
13.15-14.30
Session 3, Chair:
xxx
14.30 - 16.00
Coffee + Posters
16.00 - 16.40
Prof. Tom Wishart (Nottingham Trent University & The Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh)
Title: Modelling neurological disorders to scale up therapeutic development for neurological disorders
16.40 - 17.00
Closing Session
Coffee + Posters