Conference Program
2022 Preliminary Program
It will certainly evolve…
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October 18th – AM
Session 1: Decision-making
9:00 – Welcome breakfast
9:30 – Event Introduction – Sébastien Bouret
09:45 – Pathway-specific chemogenetics within the frontal cortex of macaque monkeys – Charlie Wilson
10:05 – YRSP: Pathway-specific chemogenetics in macaque monkeys: histological validation and optimization – Clémence Gandaux
10:20 – Imaging-guided chemogenetics reveals dissociable roles of
primate prefronto-subcortical pathways for cognitive functions – Takafumi Minamimoto
10:40 – Using DREADDs to evaluate the specific role of the locus coeruleus in effort – Pauline Perez
11:00 – Discussions
12:00 – Lunch & Posters
October 18th – PM
Session 2 : Perception
13:30 – YRSP: Generation of three distinct nonhuman primate inducible-models of retinal degeneration – Divya Ail
13:45 – Optogenetic control of marmoset V6 and its effects on behavior – Pascal Fries
14:30 – Break
15:00 – Pathway -selective activations in the macaque brain – Wim Vanduffel
15:20 – Disscussions
17:00 – Social event
October 19th – AM
Session 3 : Applications in clinics
9:15 – Breakfast
9:45 – YRSP: Accelerating optogenetics development in nonhuman primates – Sebastien Tremblay
10:00 – YRSP: Brain injection of patient-derived tau extracts induce progressive supranuclear palsy-like pathology and phenotype in primates – Morgane Darricau
10:15 – TBA – Erwan Bezard
10:35 – TBA – Stephane Palfi
10:55 – Discussion
12:00 – Lunch & Posters
October 19th – PM
Session 4 : Methods
13:30 – YRSP: Reliable and long-term multi-photon imaging in macaque monkey cortex – Marie Guillemant
13:45 – A mosaic adeno-associated virus vector as a versatile tool for primate neuroscience – Ken-ichi Inoue
14:05 – Disscussions
14:30 – Break
15:00 – CAV-2-mediated gene transfer to the CNS – Eric Kremer
15:20 – Novel AAVs capsids to unlock NHPs research – Ivo Vanzetta & Eduardo Gascon
15:40 – Discussions
16:40 – Closing remarks
Poster Session
After a fruitful set of lectures let’s have casual moments where everyone can discuss with the speakers, chat about where the field is going, and present their ongoing work on posters…
Posters will be presented during the lunch breaks. Poster presenters have to register for this session in the application form (the frames are portrait oriented – 170cm tall and 90cm wide).
Young researchers short presentations
We wish to promote young reserachers (PhD students, postdocs) by encouraging them to share their work in front of the audience. In order to overcome the systemic issue of gender ratio inbalance of leading reseacher in th field, we will give the priority to women but anyone is welcome to apply.
Apply directly in the registration form. A selection will be make based on the submitted abstracts. Note it won’t be possible to apply after September 27th.
Our speakers
Young researchers short presentations
Divya Ail
IdV, Paris France
Clémence Gandaux
Inserm, Lyon, France
Morgane Darricau
Université de Bordeaux, France