Editorial Article: Virtual Neuroscience Summit 2021: Full meeting agenda
Watch world-leading scientists online, October 5, to discover the latest tools and techniques advancing Alzheimer's research, single cell characterization, biomarker discovery and more
The full exciting schedule has been announced for the SelectScience® Virtual Neuroscience Summit 2021, taking place on October 5.
| Free Registration |
Covering hot topics in neurological disease, neurodegeneration, analytical neurochemistry and more, this free-to-attend online summit offers an interactive forum for scientists and manufacturers to connect, showcase research and share technology solutions at this critical time.
The Summit will host talks by world-leading scientists, live Q&As, video interviews, interactive booths, and unique networking opportunities. As a brand new feature, attendees will also be able to view academic posters submitted by our global scientific community, leave comments, ask questions, and prompt collaboration through 1-on-1 chat facilities.
Register now to reserve your free place and read on to learn more about:
Keynote Speaker
|
Dr. Andrew Newberg Professor and Director of Research at the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health at Thomas Jefferson University How enlightenment changes your brain |
Featured Speakers
- Dr. Omer Bayraktar, Wellcome Sanger Institute
- Dr. Shakil Awan, University of Plymouth
- Dr. Andreas Langer, NanoTemper Technologies
- Prof. Steven Estus, University of Kentucky
- Dr. Vikram Gujar, Northwestern University
- Dr. Sayantani Basak, Advanced Cell Diagnostics, a Bio-Techne brand
- Prof. Jannon Fuchs, University of North Texas
- Prof. Jonathan Sweedler, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Agenda: Tuesday, October 5
|
Mapping human tissue architecture using spatial genomics |
|
Alzheimer's biomarker detection using graphene sensors |
|
Analyzing protein interactions to combat neurodegenerative diseases |
|
Identifying genetic risk factors in Alzheimer’s disease |
|
How enlightenment changes your brain |
|
Neural-epithelial crosstalk during inflammatory disorders |
|
Advancing neuroscience research with single-cell spatial transcriptomics using RNAscope™ technology |
|
Why do neurons have primary cilia? |
|
The single-cell chemical characterization of the brain |
Sponsors
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Register for free to reserve a place today — you’ll be able to drop in and out as you wish during the Summit.
Watch this space for further updates and follow our social media channels:
Catch up on the latest techniques and technologies and play your part in improving science communication by leaving a lab product review for a chance to win a $400 Amazon Gift Card.
Spread the word using #NeuroscienceSummit
_(1).gif)
.gif)
Related Articles
- Next-generation instrument screens for hemoglobin disorders in newborns
- ESCMID modernizes its branding and communications
- Achieve accuracy and reliability in cell counting
- Optimize drug development with advanced bioanalysis
- Bioanalytic breakthroughs redefine drug development
- Analytical measurements supporting cellular therapies