CRC870 Closing Event 2022
30.06.2022 at 01:30
The closing event will be organized as a half-day event to celebrate more than 12 successful years of CRC870.
Date: Thursday, June 30, 2022
Location: LMU Biocenter, Großhaderner Strasse 2
Program
Registration: open at 12.30pm
Session 1: 01.30pm-03.30pm (lecture hall B 01.019)
01.30-01.45pm: Benedikt Grothe (CRC870 spokesperson) - Welcoming speech
01.45-02.00pm: Florence Bareye (A05) - Establishing new spinal circuits following spinal cord injury
02.00-02.15pm: Michael Pecka (B02) - Novel insights in to the neural mechanisms of auditory spatial processing
02.15-02.30pm: Volker Scheuss (A08) - Direction tuning aligns with connectivity in mouse visual cortex
02.30-02.45pm: Pieter Goltstein (A08) - How the mouse brain learns to represent visual categories
02.45-03.00pm: Mihai Stancu (A10) - Use it or lose it - adaptive myelination in the auditory brainstem
03.00-03.15pm: Leanne Godinho (A11) - Investigating cell fate plasticity in the developing retina
03.15-03.30pm: Wolfgang Wurst (A13) - Dysfunctional Primary Cilia - the starting point of Parkinson´s Disease?
Coffee break & Poster session: 03.30pm-04.00pm (foyer)
Session 2: 04.00pm-05.45pm (lecture hall B 01.019)
04.00-04.15pm: Kenneth Klau (A15) - Radial glia cells follow an alternative way of neurogenesis in Pumilio2 deficient mice
04.15-04.30pm: Magdalena Götz (A06) - How to replace lost neurons
04.30-04.45pm: Martin Biel (B10) - Cyclic AMP controls thalamic circuit activity via HCN channel modulation
04.45-05.00pm: Maria del Rosario Sanchez-Gonzalez (B12) - The blood brain barrier in the Axolotl brain
05.00-05.15pm: Laura Busse (B19) - Effects of corticothalamic feedback and behavioral state in mouse dLGN
05.15-05.30pm: Karl-Klaus Conzelmann (Z01) - Rabies connections
05.30-05.45pm: Arthur Konnerth (B18) - Thalamo-cortical activation at the single synapse level
Get-together & Barbecue: starting at 06.00pm (small terrace)