RNA Mechanisms and Brain Disease

Due the COVID-19 latest developments, the Brain Conference has been rescheduled for 18-21 April 2021.

Applications will reopen in November 2020

The morphology and complexity of neurons provides unique challenges for the maintenance and modification of the neuronal transcriptome and proteome in the cell body and at synapses. In this meeting, we will explore how neurons regulate RNA molecules and protein synthesis and how these mechanisms represent vulnerabilities for various neurological diseases.

Organised by FENS in collaboration with Lundbeck Foundation, awarder of The Brain Prize,  these bi-annual conferences bring together outstanding researchers in key areas of contemporary neuroscience to discuss current concepts and define challenges for future research.

Photo description: Cultured hippocampal neuron, the dendrites are labelled in purple and the white puncta indicate newly synthesized CaMKII2alpha.

                                                          Co-Chairs:

	Erin Schuman		Giovanna Mallucci
	MPI Brain Research, Germany		University of Cambridge & UK DRI, United Kingdom

• Preliminary Programme

Venue: Rungstedgaard, Denmark  

For enquiries and press registration, please contact the Brain Conference coordinator: brain@fens.org