MEMO Satellite
25/02/10 22:00 Filed in: Project news
Molecular Mechanisms of Memory Loss in
Alzheimer’s Disease
A joint meeting of European networks MEMOSAD, MEMOLOAD, MEMSTICK
The MemStick consortium cordially invites all to a satellite of the FENS 2010 meeting, the 7th conference of the European Neuroscience Society, entitled "Molecular Mechanisms of Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s Disease" and taking place in Amsterdam on 2 July 2010. The satellite is co-organized by three Alzheimer and memory related consortia, MEMOSAD, MEMOLOAD, MEMSTICK, funded by EU Framework programmes. The focus is on the interactions of two key pathological Alzheimer proteins, amyloid-beta and tau, with cellular mechanisms that allow synaptic plasticity to happen when new information is to be stored in neural networks. The program includes presentation of the three consortia and short oral presentations given primarily by young scientists on the latest development in this rapidly evolving field of research.
The meeting is free of charge and open to all who are interested. However, because seating is limited to 115 participants, advance registration is required. Please find the programme, registration and further information at the meeting website.
The deadline for registration is 1 March 2010.
A joint meeting of European networks MEMOSAD, MEMOLOAD, MEMSTICK
The MemStick consortium cordially invites all to a satellite of the FENS 2010 meeting, the 7th conference of the European Neuroscience Society, entitled "Molecular Mechanisms of Memory Loss in Alzheimer’s Disease" and taking place in Amsterdam on 2 July 2010. The satellite is co-organized by three Alzheimer and memory related consortia, MEMOSAD, MEMOLOAD, MEMSTICK, funded by EU Framework programmes. The focus is on the interactions of two key pathological Alzheimer proteins, amyloid-beta and tau, with cellular mechanisms that allow synaptic plasticity to happen when new information is to be stored in neural networks. The program includes presentation of the three consortia and short oral presentations given primarily by young scientists on the latest development in this rapidly evolving field of research.
The meeting is free of charge and open to all who are interested. However, because seating is limited to 115 participants, advance registration is required. Please find the programme, registration and further information at the meeting website.
The deadline for registration is 1 March 2010.
