Meet the Professor Lunch Sessions

Meet the Professor Lunch Sessions

We are delighted to invite you to informal lunch sessions with renowned AD/PD™ faculty members.

Kaj Blennow, Sweden

PROS AND CONS FOR DIFFERENT RATIOS FOR AMYLOID AND TAU BIOMARKERS IN CSF AND PLASMA

Ornit Chiba-Falek, USA

TRANSLATING INNOVATIVE DISCOVERIES INTO CLINICAL APPLICATIONS IN NEURODEGENERATION: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES IN SPINNING-OUT A STARTUP FROM ACADEMIA

Henne Holstege, The Netherlands

RESILIENCE AND RESISTANCE, AND THE GENETICS BEHIND IT

Werner Poewe, Austria

ARE WE READY FOR PD RISK SCREENING?

Philip Scheltens, The Netherlands

HOW TO SET UP A MEMORY CLINIC?

Dennis Selkoe, USA

SCIENTIFIC AND REGULATORY CONTROVERSY AROUND THE AMYLOID HYPOTHESIS

Maria Grazia Spillantini, UK

UNDERSTANDING THE BIOLOGY TO CLASSIFY PD

Giovanni Frisoni, Switzerland

TREATING AND PREVENTING ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

Sjors Scheres, UK

CRYO-EM OF AMYLOID FILAMENTS

Rhoda Au, USA

PUSHING FORWARD PROMISING SCIENCE:  BEING 1ST VERSUS 10TH.

Marc Diamond, USA

RESEARCH ON DISEASE VS. BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS: HOW DO I DEVELOP MY CAREER?

Christian Haass, Germany

DO WE NEED TO DEVELOP MICROGLIAL TREATMENT STRATEGIES?

William Jagust, USA

WHAT IS THE FUTURE ROLE OF PET IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE RESEARCH?”

Virginia Lee, USA

MISFOLDED PROTEINS IN NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES

Agneta Nordberg, Sweden

HOW TO WRITE A SUCCESSFUL GRANT APPLICATION? TO THINK OUF OF THE BOX?

Taylor Schmitz, Canada

MOVING TO ANOTHER COUNTRY FOR YOUR GRADUATE AND POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH: MAXIMIZING PROS AND MINIMIZING CONS.
BUILD TRANSDISCIPLINARY EXPERTISE IN A TRANSDISCIPLINARY FIELD

Jie Shen, USA

ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE MECHANISMS AND THERAPIES

Donna Wilcock, USA

TBA

Tony Wyss-Coray, USA

BRAIN AGING AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

Costantino Iadecola, USA

THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE IN THE ANTI-AMYLOID ERA

Frank LaFerla, USA

BUILDING A FOUNDATION OF SUCCESS FOR EARLY STAGE SCIENTISTS

Michelle Mielke, USA

CAREER DEVELOPMENT FOR WOMEN

Thomas Sudhof, USA

CAREER PLANNING OR SCIENCE INTEGRITY

Malu Tansey, USA

TARGETING IMMUNE DYSFUNCTION AND CHRONIC INFLAMMATION TO REDUCE RISK AND PROGRESSION OF NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES

Henrik Zetterberg, Sweden

PUBLISHING AND PEER REVIEW

Dag Aarsland, UK

DLB, PARKINSON AND COGNITION, PREVENTION OF AD, DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES, CLINICAL USE OF BIOFLUID BIOMARKERS

Angela Genge, Canada

EVOLUTION OF CLINICAL OUTCOME MEASURES IN ALS

Todd Golde, USA

NAVIGATING AND ADVANCING YOUR CAREER, WHILE HAVING FUN DOING IT

Joanna Jankowsky, USA

STRENGTHS AND LIMITATIONS OF MOUSE MODELS FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE.

Miia Kivipelto, Sweden

TBA

Tiago Outerio, Germany

UNDERSTANDING THE BIOLOGY TO CLASSIFY PD

Li-Huei Tsai, USA

TBA

Cheryl Wellington, Canada

LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES OF BRAIN TRAUMA

Frank Longo, USA

TBA

There is no fee for joining these sessions, however pre-registration is required.
Please, note that for each session there are a maximum of 9 seats available and you can join only 1 session per day.

You can book your seat during the registration process or if you are already registered, please contact us at reg_adpd25@kenes.com.