Targeting a cure for paralysis - a Science and Society joint lecture joint lecture with RENKEI and British Biophysical Society Biennial conference
5:30pm - 6:30pm /
Tuesday 5th July 2016
/ Venue: Leggate Theatre Victoria Gallery & Museum
- +44 (0) 151 795 0447
- Mathilde Chapal
- Admission: This event is free, but please register for tickets.
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Toshihide Yamashita, Chair, Department of Molecular Neuroscience, Osaka University (Japan)
Understanding the recovery of the nervous system is a major challenge. Initial behavioral deficits resulting from injuries in the central nervous system (such as traffic accident injuries) are frequently followed by spontaneous recovery of function.
Professor Yamashita will describe his latest research findings which focus on molecular mechanism of neuronal rewiring regulation under neuronal injures and neurodegenerative disorders.
Understanding the recovery of the nervous system is a major challenge. Initial behavioral deficits resulting from injuries in the central nervous system (such as traffic accident injuries) are frequently followed by spontaneous recovery of function.
Professor Yamashita will describe his latest research findings which focus on molecular mechanism of neuronal rewiring regulation under neuronal injures and neurodegenerative disorders.