The conference focused on discussing the latest technologies in the preclinical, translational neuroscience space and also new innovations happening in translational neuroscience imaging.
Paul Karila, CSO & Director, chronic pain research, gave a presentation on Oct 4, 2018 titled:
Novel approaches and concepts for development of functional in vitro assays targeting neurodegenerative disease discovery
The talk covered:
- Combining primary and stem cell-derived neuronal cell cultures with optical electrophysiology to produce complex assays for functional screening
- Microsystems engineering approaches for generation of compartmentalized cell cultures for high capacity screening
- Multiparametric data analysis of combined optical electrophysiology and high content imaging data to cover both functional and morphological aspects of disease
paul karila
CSO & Director, chronic pain research
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