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A Year at the Synapse brings together synapse-minded scientists from Cambridge and beyond to engage in informal interaction and discussion. All are welcome to attend the monthly sessions. Sponsored by Abcam.

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TBD & Rab8, a regulator of synapse growth in Frontotemporal Dementia?

UserSue Jones (PDN) & Sean Sweeney (University of York).

HouseMax Perutz Lecture Theatre, New MRC-LMB (Addenbrooke's site).

ClockTuesday 16 July 2013, 18:00-19:30

Title to be confirmed

UserChristian Lohmann, Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience.

HouseMax Perutz Lecture Theatre, New MRC-LMB (Addenbrooke's site).

ClockTuesday 11 June 2013, 18:00-19:30

"GABA-A receptor membrane dynamics and the tuning of inhibitory transmission" & "Connectivity in a motor circuit: interplay of developmental plasticity and opportune wiring?"

UserJosef Kittler (UCL) & Jan Felix Evers (COS Heidelberg).

HouseMax Perutz Lecture Theatre, New MRC-LMB (Addenbrooke's site).

ClockTuesday 14 May 2013, 18:00-19:30

CANCELLED!

Talk will be given at the next session

UserJosef Kittler, University College London.

HouseMax Perutz Lecture Theatre, New MRC-LMB (Addenbrooke's site).

ClockMonday 15 April 2013, 18:00-19:30

Title to be confirmed

UserJuan Burrone, King's College London.

HouseGurdon Institute Tearoom, Tennis Court Road.

ClockTuesday 12 March 2013, 18:00-19:30

"The presynaptic side of synapse formation" & TBC

UserChristine Holt (PDN) & Greg Jefferis (MRC-LMB).

HouseGurdon Institute Tearoom, Tennis Court Road.

ClockTuesday 12 February 2013, 18:00-19:30

Seeing what the brain sees: functional imaging in the zebrafish retina

UserMartin Meyer, King's College London.

HouseGurdon Institute Tearoom, Tennis Court Road.

ClockTuesday 08 January 2013, 18:00-19:30

"Dynamics of AMPAR assembly: from formation to channel function" & TBC

UserIngo Greger (MRC-LMB) & Ole Paulsen (PDN).

HouseGurdon Institute Tearoom, Tennis Court Road.

ClockTuesday 11 December 2012, 18:00-19:30

Determinants of broadband signaling at a central synapse

UserAngus Silver, University College London.

HouseGurdon Institute Tearoom, Tennis Court Road.

ClockTuesday 13 November 2012, 18:00-19:30

"Synaptic transfer of visual information in the retina" & "Molecules that sense taste, force, and temperature in neurons"

UserLeon Lagnado (MRC-LMB) & William Schafer (MRC-LMB).

HouseGurdon Institute Tearoom, Tennis Court Road.

ClockTuesday 09 October 2012, 18:00-19:30

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