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SUMMARY:Cajal lectures: "Cancer and Neuroscience"
DESCRIPTION:Venue : CARF \nOrganized by the Bordeaux School of Neuroscience. \nLectures are open to everyone. \n\n\n\nProgramme\n\n\n\n\nMonday 22 September – 11:00am\nAnna Golebiewska (Luxembourg Institute of Health\, Luxembourg)\nHeterogeneity and plasticity of the brain tumor ecosystem: What can we learn from advanced patient-derived models? \nTuesday 23 September – 9:00am\nSimona Parrinello (University College London\, UK)\nInjury programmes shape gliomagenesis. \nTuesday 23 September – 11:00am\nHenrik Heiland (Dep. of Neurosurgery\, University Clinic Erlangen\, Germany)\nTBA\n \nThursday 25 September – 9:00am\n Hélène Castel (Cancer and Brain Genomics\, Inserm\, University of Rouen\, France)\nNeurosciences in Oncology: When Cancer Thinks Out of the Box. \nThursday 25 September – 11:00am \nThomas Daubon (CNRS\, University of Bordeaux\, France)\nLactate Shuttle between Glioblastoma Cells and Neurons: a Cancer Neuroscience Case. \nMonday 29 September – 9:00am\nFranck Winkler (University of Heidelberg\, Germany)\nCancer Neuroscience of Brain Tumors. \nMonday 29 September – 11:00am \nVidhya M. Ravi (Medical Centre University Clinic of Freiburg\, Germany)\nTumor–Host Interdependence: Decoding the Microenvironmental Dialogue. \nThursday 2 October – 9:00am \nHrvoye Miletic (University of Bergen\, Norway)\nCell communication and mitochondria transfer in brain tumors. \nThursday 2 October – 11:00am\nManuel Valiente (Spanish National Cancer Research Centre\, Spain)\nThe Evolving Landscape of Brain Metastases. \nFriday 3 October – 9:00am\nLeila Akkari (Netherlands Cancer Institute\, The Netherlands)\nMacrophages: Jack of all Trades in the Brain Ecosystem? \nMonday 6 October – 9:00am\nVarun Venkataramani (German Cancer Research Center\, Germany)\nTBA \nOctober 6 – 11:00am\nAurélie Tchoghandjian (Institute of Neurophysiopathology\, Marseille\, France)\nGlioblastoma stemness and immunosuppression: breaking the lethal cycle. \nOctober 9 – 9:00am\nAntonio Pagano Zottola (Bordeaux Institute of Oncology\, University of Bordeaux\, France)\nMitoDREADD: a new mitochondria-specific chemogenetic tool. \n\n\n\nCourse Directors \n\nAnna Golebiewska – Luxembourg Institute of Health\, Luxembourg\nAntonio C. Pagano Zottola – Bordeaux Institute of Oncology – Inserm\, France\nVarun Venkataramani – Universität Heidelberg\, Germany\n\n\nMore details about the course \n
URL:https://www.bordeaux-neurocampus.fr/en/event/cajal-lectures-cancer-and-neuroscience/
CATEGORIES:Cajal Lectures,For scientists
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SUMMARY:Seminar - Rob Meijers
DESCRIPTION:Venue: Centre Broca \n\nRob Meijers \nHarvard University \nInvited by Jonathan Elegheert (IINS) \nTitle\nDeveloping synthetic antibody reagents for neuronal receptors and their ligands \nAbstract\nThe Institute for Protein Innovation is a non-profit organization developing recombinant antibody panels targeting the human and mouse neuronal surfaceome. We focus on neurobiological pathways where there is a need for validated\, reproducible reagents.\nUsing display technologies and machine learning\, we systematically generate antibody panels that cover entire receptor families. This approach reduces antibody cross-reactivity and produces large\, consistent sequence datasets that can be used for machine learning applications to further develop and optimize these antibodies.\nOur synaptic cleft panel includes antibodies for receptor families like Neurexins\, Neuroligins\, Teneurins\, Latrophilins and Eph receptors. We are also developing panels for axon guidance receptor/ligand families and for glial cell markers. We are mapping cross-family interactions and identifying how they can be modulated using our antibodies. Each reagent is evaluated for binding kinetics\, potency\, specificity\, and aggregation\, and formulated as chimeric human/rabbit antibodies.\nThese antibodies are distributed through Addgene following community validation. We are establishing a crowdsourced validation system with Addgene to build a reliable set of reagents supporting studies in neuronal migration and synaptogenesis. We also welcome input on additional targets that would benefit the field. \nBiosketch\nDr. Rob Meijers is the Head of Neuroscience at the Institute for Protein Innovation (IPI)\, a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing protein science and technology in Boston\, United States. At IPI\, he leads efforts to develop renewable recombinant antibodies by combining synthetic biotechnology with machine learning protocols. The goal is to produce and distribute well-validated affinity reagents to support the life sciences community. Dr. Meijers’ team focuses on creating antibody panels for neuroscience applications\, enabling the study of synapse formation\, axon guidance\, and other neural processes that require novel protein tools. He also is as a part-time lecturer at Harvard Medical School. \n  \n
URL:https://www.bordeaux-neurocampus.fr/en/event/seminar-rob-meijers/
CATEGORIES:For scientists,home-event,IINS,Impromptu seminar
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