Institute of Experimental Medicine CAS

Our PhD students and postdocs presented their projects at the European significant neuroscience conference FENS FORUM 2022 in Paris

Published 21. 07. 2022

More than 7,500 neuroscientists from all over the world, over 400 speakers, 4,800 posters, 56 scientific symposia, 22 plenary lectures, 4 mini-conferences and 3 expert workshops - that's exactly what this year's FENS FORUM 2022, Europe's largest international conference on neuroscience in Paris, included.

Scientists from the IEM CAS were, of course, there! Our institute was represented by:

Dept. of Neurochemistry

Ing. Štěpán Kortus, Ph.D. - Data processing tool for studying surface mobility of NMDARs
Mgr. Jakub Netolický - Pathogenic mutation GluN1-N650K in combination with GluN2A subunit changes kinetic parameters and conductance of NMDA receptors
Mgr. Marharyta Kolcheva - Pathogenic mutation N650K in the GluN1 subunit regulates transport and functional properties of NMDA receptors

Dept. of Neuroregeneration

RNDr. Jiří Růžička, Ph.D. - The role of C4S brain extracellular matrix sulfation epitope in aging
Mgr. Barbora Smejkalová - AAV-mediated gene therapy for sensory regeneration after spinal cord injury
Mgr. Kateřina Štěpánková - Oral administration of 4-methylumbelliferone combined with rehabilitation promotes anatomical plasticity and functional recovery in the chronic stage of spinal cord injury

Dept. of Auditory Neuroscience

Mgr. Jana Svobodová Burianová, Ph.D. - Age-related changes in the structure of neurons in the auditory cortex of rats
Mgr. Kateryna Pysanenko, Ph.D. - Differences in auditory temporal processing in the left and right auditory cortices of the rat

More information: https://forum.fens.org/

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