CSHL 2022 Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity Conference

摘要 神经元连接的分子机制 2022年9月13日至17日 拟在冷泉港实验室举行的“神经元分子机制”会议 2022年9月的“互联互通”将汇集该领域的领导者、初级教员、博士后研究员和 研究生讨论会议标题中所定义领域的新的、前沿的发展。这 一项提案寻求支持在冷泉港举行的两年一次的系列会议中的第十三次 该实验室已成为世界上该领域的首届会议。会议将讨论的主题 2022年会议将包括：电路布线、轴突靶向、轴突再生、突触组装、 神经回路中的突触，神经回路的神经胶质控制和神经元修复。计划的会议和 受邀的会议主席将强调新技术和不利的实验方法。方法 包括细胞生物学、生物化学、遗传学、结构生物学、计算生物学和电生理学。 重要的是，这次会议汇集了来自多个系统的研究，包括各种脊椎动物和 无脊椎动物模型生物，灵长类动物和人类干细胞，用于研究神经连接和 功能。鉴于目前在这一领域采用的不同方法，国际社会之间的交流 研究人员对于推动研究和理解调控的基本机制至关重要 神经系统的连接，以及这些机制可能如何与脑瘫的原因和潜在的治疗方法有关 神经系统疾病。口头发言将由各届会议主席与 组织者。每一次会议将由该领域的两位顶尖科学家主持，会议主席将提供 介绍他们的前沿研究。选定的演讲者主要包括研究生， 博士后研究员和初级教员。将举办三场专题讲座，以提供基本的 对促进在相关但不同领域工作的科学家之间的讨论至关重要的背景。那里 还将举行三个海报会议，大多数参与者可以在其中展示他们的作品。会议将于 中等规模，我们预计将有250-350名神经学家出席。

ABSTRACT Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity September 13 – 17, 2022 The proposed meeting to be held at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on “Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Connectivity” in September 2022 will assemble leaders in the field, junior faculty, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students to discuss new, cutting-edge developments in the areas defined in the meeting title. This proposal seeks support for the thirteenth of a biennial series of meetings held at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory that has emerged as the premiere meeting in the world for this field. Topics to be discussed for the 2022 meeting will include: programs of circuit wiring, axon targeting, axon regeneration, synapse assembly, synapses in neural circuits, glial control of neuronal circuitry and neuronal repair. The planned sessions and invited session chairs will emphasize new technologies and adverse experimental approaches. Approaches include cell biology, biochemistry, genetics, structural biology, computational biology and electrophysiology. Importantly, the meeting brings together research from multiple systems, including various vertebrate and invertebrate model organisms, primates and human stem cells for investigating neural connectivity and function. Given the diverse approaches currently employed in this field, communication among international researchers is essential to advance research and understanding of fundamental mechanisms that regulate wiring of the nervous system and how these mechanisms may relate to the causes and potential cures for neurological disease. Oral presentations will be selected by the session chairs in consultation with the organizers. Each session will be chaired by two leading scientists in the field and the session chairs will give presentations on their cutting-edge research. Selected speakers primarily include graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and junior faculty. Three special lectures will be presented to provide essential background critical to stimulating discussion between scientists working on related but distinct areas. There will also be three poster sessions where a majority of participants can present their work. The meeting will be of moderate size, and we expect 250-350 neuroscientists in attendance.