Neuroscience
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🚀 Register now for The #3DMM2O Conference 2025! Join us March 23-27 at the Schöntal Monastery to explore advances in additive manufacturing in Optics, Electronics, and Bioengineering!🌟Early bird tickets until Nov 30, 2024!🔗conftool.com/future3dam2025/ #Future3DAM
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“Incorporate exciting new research into your own projects in a creative way.”
@mayersimo is working with @pch_familie to uncover what causes rare, #neurodevelopmental conditions like PCH2 👏🏻👏🏽👏🏿
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Having such a fantastic time at the Cerebellum Development and Disease conference and excited for our final day of talks. Special shout out to our other sponsors @DKFZ @dfg_public @KiTZ_HD @ResearchLifesci @Co_Biologists
Very exciting day yesterday kicking off the first conference focusing on cerebellar development and disease at Single-Cell resolution in Heidelberg. Many thanks for hosting us @hadw_bw
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Very pleased @Davidepril will present our cerebellar organoid work probing neurodevelopmental trajectories in disease & evolution at this fantastic meeting organized by @Lena_Kutscher & @mayersimo
Stellar speaker line-up 👍
[sad not to be there in person]
indico.dkfz.de/event/793/
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The Faculty of Medicine Tübingen is advertising a #W2 #Professor in #Gender #Medicine with a focus on #mental #health great position, apply to join our research hub #female #brain #neuroscience nature.com/naturecareers/job…
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The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Tübingen invites applications for a
Full W2-Professorship in Preclinical Therapy Development for Neurological Diseases in Childhood and Adolescence
available immediately.
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📍our #Neuroscience 2024 Meeting
Collaborative teams, patient-led rare disease organizations and research teams came together to discuss their work to advance our understanding of the fundamental biology underlying rare diseases.
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.@mayersimo + @pch_familie are taking remarkable steps toward treating PCH2 by using brain organoids to understand the fundamental biology of this rare neurodevelopmental disorder. Their research aims to review promising drug candidates + provide hope for many.
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Happy to be at #FENS2024 @FENSorg! Curious to hear about modeling maternal immune activation with regionalized neural organoids? Come to my talk on Friday at 15.45 (S45, Hall E)!
With @mayersimo, @KagermeierT, and X-less colleagues:)
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“It is important to keep an open mind about all the possible outcomes of an experiment. Avoid imposing your preferred hypothesis on the data.”
@mayersimo on the advice she’d give to scientists who are working to uncover the mysteries of the cell
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The last keynote of the #THE3RLÄND2024 conference is given by Simone Mayer, professor for systemic cellular #Neuroniology at @KITKarlsruhe, introducing her groundbreaking work on human #brain #organoids as models of #RareDiseases, a significant step towards #PersonalizedMedicine!
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“Be open to collaborate. Great science needs many + we can all learn so much from each other”
@pch_familie is working with @mayersimo on groundbreaking research for the #RareDisease
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Excited for our upcoming #THE3RLÄND2024 Conference! 🌟 Explore cutting-edge #keynote & opening speakers and 8 exciting session topics on the future of biomed & pharma research with #NAMs! 🔬 Don’t miss out - register now & submit your abstract! Details at: bit.ly/THE3RLAEND
Simone Mayer retweeted
Great news today for IHB. I warmly welcome Juergen Knoblich as new director and head of the institute. Thrilled to see the next step of our strategic evolution come to fruition and our ambitions to expand into basic biology realised. See you soon in Basel @Knoblich_lab!
🎇Big news! Prof Juergen Knoblich @IMBA_Vienna @oeaw @MedUni_Wien joins #TeamIHB as its new Head. Bringing extensive leadership experience, he is also a pioneer in #organoids biology. His lab was 1st to develop an organoid model for a human brain disorder. Welcome @Knoblich_lab!
ALT A picture of Juergen Knoblich, Directo and Head of IHB, with his quote: “I am honoured to join IHB as its new head and build upon its already impressive successes. Together with the outstanding scientists at the institute and Roche, we will trailblaze towards a future where our basic research translates to profound impact on patients.”
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We look forward to seeing you in Heidelberg in September, and keep tuned to our website for more details to come. indico.dkfz.de/event/793/
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We already have a great list of confirmed speakers, including @EstherBecker, @neurodevKathy, @myron_evansPhD, @HattenMb, Alex Joyner, @sumrubayin, Vincent Cantagrel, James Li, @GiorgiaQuadrato, @SillitoeLab, @sepp_mari, and Teresa Silva.
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We aim for 60-80 participants, so please submit your abstract for a poster or a talk early! Submission closes at the end of May, or until the meeting is full.
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Besides discussing cutting-edge research in the field, our goal is to establish a platform to bring together the cerebellar development research community including established scientists, young group leaders, postdocs and PhD students working in this field.
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Save the date! @mayersimo and I are co-organizing a conference focused on Cerebellar Development and Disease at Single-Cell Resolution in Heidelberg, Germany on Sept 11-13th, 2024. More details can be found here: indico.dkfz.de/event/793/
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What makes certain brain areas more vulnerable to dysfunction from a protein mutation expressed body-wide?
@mayersimo + @pch_familie are working to uncover the mechanisms of neurodegeneration in the #RareDisease PCH2
