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09:00
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Session III: Neuronal Autophagy in Homeostasis and Pathogenesis
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09:00
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Endosomal-lysosomal dysfunction as a primary catalyst in Alzheimer’s Disease
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Prof. Ralph Nixon
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10:00
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Neuronal autophagy in the regulation of presynaptic neurotransmission
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Dr. Marijn Kuijpers
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10:45
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COFFEE BREAK
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11:00
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Session IV: Enabling Methods and Technologies to Study Brain Cells
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11:00
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Optogenetics and Polarization Microscopy of Living Neurons using MicroLED-arrays and Double Tagged Photoswitchable Fluorescence Proteins
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Prof. Jomo Walla
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11:45
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Chip-based microscopy: photonic integration for structured micro-illumination light engines
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Dr. Mayra Garcés-Schröder
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12:30
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LUNCH BREAK
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13:30
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Session V: Live Cell Imaging in Microfluidic Devices
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13:30
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Interrogating chemosensory behavior and brainwide neural representation: an optofluidic approach
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Prof. Ko Ho
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14:30
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Lab-on-Chips for Neurobehavioral Screening of Small Model Organisms
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Prof. Pouya Rezai
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15:30
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COFFEE BREAK & POSTER SESSION
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16:00
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Session VI: In Vivo Microfluidics and Light Sheet Imaging
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16:00
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Fast and gentle light sheet microscopy with the modular and portable Flamingo framework
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Prof. Jan Huisken
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16:45
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Presentation of NeuroExaminer
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Prof. Köster & Prof. Dietzel
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17:30
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Multi-electrode arrays compatible with compartmented microfluidic chambers, patch-clamp electrophysiology, and high-resolution microscopy
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Victor Krajka
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17:45
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Quantum dots as a fluorescent tool for labelling zebrafish in vitro and in vivo
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Luiza Araujo Gusmão
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18:00
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CLOSING DAY 2
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