Neuro Research Day |
Friday, March 21, 2008
2231 Weiskotten Hall sponsored by Department of Neurosurgery SUNY Upstate Medical University |
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Breakfast Buffet
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8:25am
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Welcome, Opening Remarks - Daniel Ts'o
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8:30am
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Jesse Schallek (Tso Lab)
- Stimulus-evoked blood flow dynamics contribute to intrinsic signals of the
retina
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8:50am
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Lydia Lormand (Hodge Lab)
- A behavioral model to assess functional recovery following cortical
lesions in rat barrel cortex
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9:10am
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Frank Middleton, Neuroscience
- Alpha catenin haploinsufficiency and synaptic connectivity:
the spines have it
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9:30am
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Break
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9:45am
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Eric Schepis (Calancie Lab)
- Time-course and mechanisms of autonomic dysreflexia in humans after spinal
cord injury
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10:05am
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Miriam Donohue (Calancie Lab)
- Comparison of multi-pulse and single-pulse stimuli in intraoperative
neuromonitoring of thoracic pedicle screws
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10:25am
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Igor Yusupov (Moquin Lab)
- Ceramics and Spine Surgery
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10:45am
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Break
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11:00am
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Leigh R. Hochberg, MD, PhD,
Instructor in Neurology, Harvard Medical School,
Investigator in Neuroscience, Brown University
- Neural Interfaces for Restoration of Communication and Mobility
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12:00pm
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Lunch Buffet (in the Setnor Atrium)
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1:10pm
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Steve Youngentob, Neuroscience
- Fetal Ethanol Experience and Chemosensory Plasticity: Its Contribution to
Adolescent Alcohol Abuse
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1:30pm
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Jeremy Shefner, Neurology
- Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: Pathophysiology and
Clinical Trial Update
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1:50pm
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Jennifer Jennings (Vallano Lab)
- Calcium dependent regulation of neuronal development and regeneration
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2:10pm
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Break
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2:20pm
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Peter Kim (Middleton Lab)
- Characterization of gene expression, DNA copy number and
methylation status in paired initial and recurrent high grade gliomas using
high throughput microarray analysis
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2:40pm
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Dawn Post
- Dual oncolytic and immunogene delivery adenoviruses for brain tumor
therapy
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3:00pm
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Greg Canute
- Retrospective glioblastoma treatment outcomes at University Hospital
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3:20pm
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Break
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3:30pm
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2008 Jacobsen Lecturer in Neuroscience:
Edward A. Neuwelt, MD,
Oregon Health & Science University
- Mechanisms of Disease: The Blood-Brain Barrier
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4:30pm
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Concluding Remarks
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For information call 315-464-5787
or email info AT tsolab.org |
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