Professor Jürgen Götz, UQ : "Merging pathomechanistic studies of Alzheimer’s disease and the response of the brain to therapeutic ultrasound"
Speaker:
Professor Jürgen Götz
Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland
Title: "Merging pathomechanistic studies of Alzheimer’s disease and the response of the brain to therapeutic ultrasound"
Abstract:
I have not presented at QBI for a while and whereas previously I have either focused on selective aspects of our tau- and amyloid-based research, or on our translational activities in the ‘therapeutic ultrasound’ space, today I would like to give an overview of the breadth of research done within my team and the direction in which we are heading, merging a wide range of technologies (from click chemistry to super resolution microscopy to neuromodulation and others) to gain a deeper understanding of pathomechanisms in Alzheimer’s disease and how different components of the brain (neurons, glia and endothelial cells) respond to different modes of ultrasound.
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