Join us for the Clem Jones Centre for Ageing Dementia Research (CJCADR) Scientific Symposium. This is a free event that will focus on neurodegeneration-related research.
Keynote speaker Prof Daniel Razansky, from the University of Zurich, will present his ground-breaking work on photoacoustics and with local and national speakers to facilitate discussion and interactions throughout the event.
Advances in imaging, disease mechanisms, and therapies for ageing dementia research
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The CJCADR Scientific Symposium is a free event that will focus on neurodegeneration-related research with keynote speaker Prof Daniel Razansky (University of Zurich) presenting his ground-breaking work on photoacoustics and with local and national speakers to facilitate discussion and interactions throughout the event.
The Symposium will launch with two ECR-coordinated workshops. These are free to attend and will explore:
- Bioinformatics – Galaxy big data platform
- Design Thinking – Soft skills in the research landscape
Afternoon sessions will conclude with networking drinks and canapes.
Registrations close 1 February, 2023.
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Speakers
Keynote Lecture
Using light and sound for non-invasive stimulation and interrogation of the brain
Daniel Razansky, University of Zurich and ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Invited international speaker
Classification of cell types in human neocortex and their variation in ageing and disease.
Jeremy Miller, Allen Institute – Brain Atlas, Seattle, USA
Clare Parish, Florey
Danny Hatters, University of Melbourne
Tracey Dickson, University of Tasmania
Schedule
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 1.30pm | Registration, Level 3 Reception |
| 2.15-4.15pm | Workshop 1 - Design thinking In this interactive workshop, participants will be assigned to groups to create a research output in a limited timeframe. For example, this could be:
Participants decide what output is mostly useful for them to produce in the limited timeframe and organise their work in the time they have. Please note that this workshop will be limited to the first 30 registrants. |
| 4.15pm | Afternoon tea |
| 4.45-6.00pm | Workshop 2 Bioinformatics Galaxy (web-based platform to handle big data) |
| 6.00-8.00pm | Welcome reception with canapes and drinks |
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 8.15am | Registrations |
| 9.00am | Welcome |
| 9.05-9.45am | Presentations |
| 9.45-10.15am | 5x Rapid Fire |
| 10.15am | Morning Tea |
| 10.45am | Keynote Lecture
Prof Daniel Razansky - Institute for Biomedical Engineering, University of Zurich, Switzerland Using light and sound for non-invasive stimulation and interrogation of the brain |
| 11.35-12.35pm | Presentations |
| 12.35-1.05pm | 5x Rapid Fire |
| 1.05pm | Lunch |
| 1.35-2.35pm | Posters |
| 2.35-3.35pm | Presentations |
| 3.35pm | Afternoon Tea |
| 4.00-5.00pm | Presentations |
| 5.00-7.00 | Evening Mixer [canapes and drinks] |
| Time | Event |
|---|---|
| 9.00am | Arrival and Welcome |
| 9.15am | Jeremy Miller, Allen Institute – Brain Atlas, Seattle, USA Classification of cell types in human neocortex and their variation in ageing and disease (Zoom) |
| 10.00-10.40am | Presentations |
| 10.40am | Coffee break |
| 11.05-12.05pm | Presentations |
| 12.05pm | Concluding Remarks + Oral/Poster Prizes |
Poster and oral presentations
Free ECR workshops
Registrations for the ECR workshops close 1 February, 2023.
Workshop 1 is capped and will only be available to the first 30 registrants.
Workshop 1- Research Design Sprint workshop
In this interactive workshop, participants will be assigned to groups to create a research output in a limited timeframe. This can be the abstract for a paper, a draft grant application, the plan for a research project, a synthesis of research gaps in one area, etc. Participants decide what output is mostly useful for them to produce in the limited timeframe and organise their work in the Sprint.
Workshop 2 - Galaxy Big Data Platform
Learn to apply the open-source Galaxy platform to access data integration and analysis tools to make the most of your Big Data. Using Galaxy, you can analyse and interpret datasets such as transcriptomics and proteomics data, without any prior computer programming experience.
Register
There are no costs to attend.
Registrations close 1 February, 2023.