Date: May 28, 2023, All day
Location: Montreal Bonaventure Hotel
Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/neural-stem-cells-function-and-dysfunction-tickets-593406182867
Organisers
- Armen Saghatelyan (University of Ottawa)
- Karun Singh (Krembil Research Institute)
Ticket price: 50$ if registered for CAN, 75$ if registering for NSC satellite only
Brief description of event:
The 5th satellite meeting on Neural Stem Cells (NSCs) will bring together experts and trainees in the field of embryonic/postnatal stem cells, neurodevelopmental disorders and brain tumors to exchange ideas and discuss recent data. The speakers from multiple institutions across Canada and all career stages will discuss recent advances in the field of stem cell biology and provide insights on how NSC dysfunction may lead to distinct pathological states. The speakers will cover topics spanning from the mechanisms underlying NSCs maintenance and function (session 1) to how NSCs dysfunction leads to brain tumors and various neurodevelopmental disorders (session 2). We hope that this meeting will further catalyze the interactions between Canadian neural stem cell researchers.
Tentative Program
Session 1: Neural stem cells: from development to function
9h10 Ruth Slack (U. Ottawa)
9h35 Michel Cayouette (IRCM)
10h00 Jeff Biernaskie (U Calgary)
10h25 short-talk from trainee
10h40 coffee break
11h00 Jessica Rosin (UBC)
11h25 Paul Frankland (SickKids)
11h50 short-talk from trainee
12h05 lunch
Session 2: Stem cells dysfunction in brain disorders
13h30 Brian Kalish (SickKids)
13h55 Frédéric Charron (IRCM)
14h20 Arezu Jahani-Asl (U Ottawa)
14h45 Valerie Wallace (Krembil Research Institute)
15h10 short-talk from trainee
15h30 closing remarks
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