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Lecture Series:
“Checkpoints of CNS Recovery”

The TRR 274 offers a lecture series “Checkpoints of CNS Recovery”, which is integrated into the graduate school curriculums of the universities at all TRR 274 sites: GSN (LMU), Medical Life Science and Technology (TUM), and GGNB (UMG).

Each semester, senior TRR 274 members present state-of-the-art knowledge and technologies on CNS regeneration. The lectures explore the biology of the multicellular response to CNS injury, focusing on the variable outcomes ranging from irreversible damage to near-complete recovery. Topics include multi-scale, spatio-temporal cell biology, new imaging technologies, multi-omics approaches, and the neuronal, glial, and immunological aspects of CNS recovery.

The series consists of 8 lectures held each winter semester on Tuesdays from 17:00 – 18:30 on Zoom, allowing participation from all sites.

Anyone interested is welcome to join. Please register with the coordination office to receive login details and course materials. Deadline for registration is 11.10.2024.

DateLecturerTitle
22.10.2024
(15:00 – 16:30)
Johanna KlughammerSingle-cell and spatial transcriptomics: background and analysis
12.11.2024Arianna MerliniMolecular anatomy of the meninges
19.11.2024Simon SchäferHuman model systems
26.11.2024Florence BareyreCircuit refinement following traumatic injuries of the CNS
03.12.2024Jonas Franz(Spatial) Transcriptomics and digital pathology of human brain tissue
17.12.2024Stefan NesslerImmunological networks to promote CNS recovery
14.01.2025Anna-Sophia WahlPrinciples of neuronal repair
21.01.2025Jürgen WienandsCheckpoints of B cell activation
04.02.2024Exam
11.02.2024Re-take Exam
DateLecturerTitle
18.10.2022Veit RothhammerInteraction of glial cells during autoimmune CNS inflammation
25.10.2022Leanne GodinhoExamining brain plasticity following vision loss
08.11.2022Lara MartenDemyelination and repair in pediatric leukodystrophies
22.11.2022Francesca OdoardiCNS entry and exit routes
06.12.2022Hannelore EhrenreichEffects of erythropoietin on neuroplasticity, neuroprotection, anti-inflammation and neuroregeneration
10.01.2023Thomas KornT cells in the initiation and modulation of autoimmune tissue damage in the CNS
24.01.2023Stefan JakobsSuper-resolution light microscopy
07.02.2023Jovica NinkovicEvolution of the CNS Regeneration
DateLecturerTitle
12.10.2021Thomas MisgeldCheckpoints of axon loss in development and disease
02.11.2021Martin KerschensteinerNeuronal damage and repair in multiple sclerosis
16.11.2021Florence BareyreCheckpoints of axonal repair in spinal cord injury
30.11.2021Arthur LieszChronic neuroinflammation after stroke: too much of a good thing?
14.12.2021Christine StadelmannMyelin regeneration in the context of multiple sclerosis
11.01.2022Alexander FlügelLive analysis of T-cell-mediated acute autoimmune CNS lesions
25.01.2022Mikael SimonsRemyelination in the central nervous system
08.02.2022Martina SchiffererElectron microscopy of the CNS