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SUMMARY:ICVS Advanced Seminar “Xenograft model to study human microglia in vivo”
DESCRIPTION:Next Monday at 1 pm\, don’t miss Anna Martinez-Muriana “Xenograft model to study human microglia in vivo” at the A0.03 auditorium in UMinho’s School of Medicine. \nAnna Martinez-Muriana obtained her PhD in 2018 under the supervision of Prof. Ruben Lopez-Vales in Barcelona\, Spain. From those studies\, she gained interest in the role of the microglia in neurodegeneration. In 2019\, she moved to Belgium to do a postdoc at the laboratory of Prof. Bart De Strooper\, a renown Alzheimer’s disease researcher. During this stage\, Anna deepen her knowledge in microglia and pioneered a human microglia xenotransplantation model\, opening unprecedented venues to study human microglia genetics\, development and disease. \n 
URL:https://icvs.uminho.pt/event/icvs-advanced-seminar-xenograft-model-to-study-human-microglia-in-vivo/
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SUMMARY:ICVS Advanced Seminar "Host cell organelle remodelling by Leishmania"
DESCRIPTION:Next tuesday at 11 am\, don’t miss Albert Descoteaux “Host cell organelle remodelling by Leishmania” at the A0.03 auditorium in UMinho’s School of Medicine. \nProf Descoteaux holds a BSc in Biology and a MSc in Microbiology from Université de Montréal and he obtained a PhD in Parasitology (1991) at McGill University. In 1996\, he joined the Institut Armand-Frappier (INRS) where he currently is Professor. His research interests focus on the cellular mechanisms of Leishmania pathogenesis.
URL:https://icvs.uminho.pt/event/icvs-advanced-seminar-host-cell-organelle-remodelling-by-leishmania/
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SUMMARY:ICVS Advanced Seminar "Alzheimer’s disease – pathomechanisms\, therapeutic antibodies and low-intensity ultrasound as a new treatment modality"
DESCRIPTION:Next monday at 1 pm\, don’t miss an ICVS Advanced Seminar with Jürgen Götz “Alzheimer’s disease – pathomechanisms\, therapeutic antibodies and low-intensity ultrasound as a new treatment modality” at the A0.03 auditorium in UMinho’s School of Medicine. \nProfessor Jürgen Götz is the Lesleigh Green – Bill and Nancy Green Endowed Chair in Dementia Research and inaugural Director of the Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research (University of Queensland). Professor Götz studied biochemistry in Switzerland and earned his PhD in immunology with Nobel Laureate Köhler in Germany. After postdoctoral work at UCSF and at Novartis\, he became a group leader in Zürich\, before moving to the University of Sydney in 2005\, and then to the University of Brisbane (Queensland Brain Institute) in 2012. A major focus of his laboratory is to gain insight into how tau and amyloid both separately and synergistically contribute to Alzheimer’s disease. In recent years\, the laboratory has started to develop therapeutic ultrasound into a treatment modality for Alzheimer’s disease and other brain diseases\, both by transiently opening the blood-brain barrier and as a neuromodulatory tool. Professor Götz has published 230 papers in leading journals including Cell\, Science and Neuron\, and has authored many authoritative reviews in the Nature Reviews journal family.
URL:https://icvs.uminho.pt/event/icvs-advanced-seminar-alzheimers-disease-pathomechanisms-therapeutic-antibodies-and-low-intensity-ultrasound-as-a-new-treatment-modality/
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SUMMARY:ICVS Seminar "Combining Neuroprotection and Neuroregeneration for Spinal Cord Injury Repair"
DESCRIPTION:Next Monday at 1 pm\, don’t miss Carla S. Sousa “Combining Neuroprotection and Neuroregeneration for Spinal Cord Injury Repair” at the A0.03 auditorium in UMinho’s School of Medicine. \nCarla Sofia Silva Sousa successfully earned her integrated Master’s degree in Medicine from the University of Minho on 07/31/2013. Presently\, she is pursuing a PhD in Medicine at the ICVS\, School of Medicine\, University of Minho. Concurrently\, Carla serves as a Neurosurgery Assistant at Hospital do IPO Porto Francisco Gentil EPE.
URL:https://icvs.uminho.pt/event/icvs-seminar-combining-neuroprotection-and-neuroregeneration-for-spinal-cord-injury-repair/
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