New Avenues for Brain Repair: Programming and Reprogramming the Central Nervous System
Conference - Cambridge, US
This meeting will be held immediately prior to ISSCR 2013 in Boston.
Topics include: Principles of neural development: from cell type specification to circuit formation;
Axon regeneration and the glial response to CNS injury;
Programming and reprogramming in the central nervous system;
Functional integration into the circuit: a lesson from adult neurogenesis
The development of new therapies for neurodegenerative disease faces a multitude of challenges. Yet, an increased understanding of central nervous system development, of the barriers to regeneration during adult life, and the recent progress in reprogramming cell identities, carry promise to pave new avenues for brain repair.
This conference aims at providing a multidisciplinary examination of strategies and opportunities to make brain repair a future reality.
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Mon, Jun 10, 2013 - Tue, Jun 11, 2013
Harvard University, Cambridge, US
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