Plenary lectures

Wednesday 27 May

9:00-10:00
CP01 - Paul Broca Lecture
Pierre Magistretti (Lausanne, Switzerland)
Neuron-glia metabolic coupling: relevance for functional brain imaging and neuropsychiatric diseases.

17:00-17:30
CP02 - Catherine Lubetzki (Paris, France)
Myelin repair in the central nervous system.

17:30-18:00
CP03 - Serge Laroche (Orsay, France)
Cellular and molecular mechanisms of memory.

 

Thursday 28 May

9:00-9:30
CP04 - Laurent Cohen (Gif Sur Yvette, France)
The reading brain: neuropsychology and neuroimaging.

9:30-10:00
CP05 - Claudia Bagni (Leuven, Belgium)
Molecular insights into mental retardation: learning from the Fragile X Syndrome.

18:00-19:00
CP06 - Alfred Fessard Lecture
Christine Petit (Paris, France)
Linking deafness genes to auditory physiology.

 

Friday 29 May

9:00-9:30
CP07 - Sébastien G. Bouret (Los Angeles, USA)
Wired on hormones: endocrine programming of brain feeding circuits.

9:30-10:00
CP08 - Paolo Calabresi (Perugia, Italy)
Dopamine, synaptic plasticity and Parkinson's disease.

17:00-17:30
CP09 - Jean-Philippe Pin (Montpellier, France)
Metabotropic glutamate receptors: allosteric machines for new drugs.

17:30-18:00
CP10 - Christo Goridis (Paris, France)
Visceral nervous system development and the Phox2 transcription factors: from mouse genetics to respiratory physiology and back.

 

Symposia

Wednesday 27 May

10:30-12:30

S01 - Morphogens: from development to brain diseases.
S02 - Serotonin: from genes to behaviour.
S03 - Reward and decision making: electrophysiological, pharmacological and neuroimaging approaches.
S04 - Neuroenergetics: new evidence for astrocyte-neuron metabolic coupling.
S05 - Neurosciences and psychological suffering: ethical considerations.
S06 - The endocannabinoid system: new vistas.

18:00-20:00

SP01 - Fondation IPSEN - Neuronal plasticity prize

 

Thrusday 28 May

10:30-12:30

S07 - Neuronal migration: from pathology to biology and back.
S08 - Dynamics of auditory cortex processing in normal situations and during functional reorganizations.
S09 - Stress and the mechanism of brain programming.
S10 - Adenosine A2A receptors and brain dysfunction.
S11 - Chemokines: brain and neuroendocrine functions.
SP02 - Depression, OCD and related disorders: from neurobiology to therapeutics.
Sponsorisé par Lilly

13:30-15:30

SP03 - Symposium FRC / Société des Neurosciences

 

Friday 29 May

10:30-12:30

S12 - A wide spectrum of proliferative neural progenitors in the adult mammalian brain.
S13 - Coding of complex tactile scenes in the whisker-to-barrel cortex system.
S14 - The entorhinal cortex: a multiple-faceted brain region.
S15 - Striatal signaling in hyperdopaminergic related disorders.
S16 - New concepts in the pathophysiology of pain: from the nociceptors to the cortex.
SP04 - Neuroinflammation in neurodegenerative diseases.
Sponsorisé par Biogen Idec

13:30-15:30

SP05 - Evaluation of drug and non-drug therapies in Alzheimer's disease.
Sponsorisé par Janssen-Cilag