Neuroinflammation: Causes Concepts and Consequences 2017
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Neuroinflammation: Causes Concepts and Consequences is organized by Keystone Symposia on Molecular and Cellular Biology and will be held on Dec 12, 2017.
Neuroinflammation comprises the interaction of two formidably complex organ systems. Two considerations underpin Keystone Symposia’s meetings on neuroinflammation: first that the communities of neuroscientists and immunologists must urgently formulate and deploy a joint set of concepts to promote mechanistic progress; and second, that neuroinflammation broadly conceived operates throughout life from embryogenesis through old age, with its consequences bearing on the most serious health concerns from autism and schizophrenia through dementia.
The panel will touch on some of the most important learnings and highlights from the Keystone Symposia four-day meeting in June 2017 on Neuroinflammation. It will also brainstorm ideas for subsequent meetings, including the June 2018 symposium on “New Frontiers in Neuroinflammation: What Happens When CNS and Periphery Meet” which is being organized by Drs. Marco Prinz, Jonathan Kipnis and Irene Knuesel.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
Neuroinflammation comprises the interaction of two formidably complex organ systems. Two considerations underpin Keystone Symposia’s meetings on neuroinflammation: first that the communities of neuroscientists and immunologists must urgently formulate and deploy a joint set of concepts to promote mechanistic progress; and second, that neuroinflammation broadly conceived operates throughout life from embryogenesis through old age, with its consequences bearing on the most serious health concerns from autism and schizophrenia through dementia.
The panel will touch on some of the most important learnings and highlights from the Keystone Symposia four-day meeting in June 2017 on Neuroinflammation. It will also brainstorm ideas for subsequent meetings, including the June 2018 symposium on “New Frontiers in Neuroinflammation: What Happens When CNS and Periphery Meet” which is being organized by Drs. Marco Prinz, Jonathan Kipnis and Irene Knuesel.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
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