Neurodegeneration Early Career Researcher Meeting 2022
Join Proteintech as we host our third iteration of the Neurodegeneration ECR meeting
Starting in 2020, we wanted to bring young scientists together from all over the world and give them a platform to present their work to an international audience. International travel may be back, but online symposia remain an excellent tool to share data and ideas to aid collaborations and enhance careers.
Our keynote speaker, Dr. Amanda Gleixner, Assistant Professor at The University of Pittsburgh, will be presenting her recently published data exploring TDP-43 proteinopathy in ALS/FTLD. Following this, there will be 5 short talks presented by ECRs from across the globe, discussing their recent advances in neurodegenerative research.
Timestamp of recording:
3:02 - NUP62 localizes to ALS/FTLD pathological assemblies and contributes to TDP-43 insolubility by Dr. Amanda Gleixner, Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh, United States
36:28 - Regional transcriptional analysis of the neuroinflammatory environment in Parkinson’s Disease by Annabel Curle, PhD Student at The University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
59.40 - Extracellular Vesicles induce neurodegeneration in vivo in C9-ALS by Dr. Maria Elena Cicardi, Postdoctoral Research Associate at Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, United States
1:17:31 - The era of cryptic exons: implications for ALS-FTD by Anna-Leigh Brown, PhD Student at University College London, United Kingdom
1:34:04 - Exploring the interaction between APOE and BMP signaling in astrocytic pathophysiology of Alzheimer's Disease by Anne Linden, PhD Student at Northwestern University, United States
Dr. Diana Acosta, Postdoctoral Research Associate at Ohio State University, United States have asked for their talks not to be included for intellectual property protection reasons.