Department of Neurobiology and Anatomy Spinal Cord Research Meetings

Spinal cord research meetings take place on Fridays at noon. Please note: Some upcoming meetings will be held virtually over Zoom, while others will be in person. Contact the organizer for access to virtual meetings.

2022-2023 Academic Year Meetings

September

  • September 16: Adaptive and maladaptive plasticity of respiratory and pain circuitry after spinal cord injury: Angelo Lepore - Jefferson
  • September 23: Precision Biomarkers in Neurorehabilitation: Jay Nair - Jefferson
  • September 30: Chemogenetic afferent modulation to understand spinal cord circuit function and plasticity post injury: Andrew Spence - Temple

October

  • October 7: Moving beyond the bench; the use of advanced MRI techniques to develop biomarkers in people with neurologic impairments: Laura Krisa - Jefferson
  • October 14: Wearable and implantable device trials at the Center for Neurorestoration: Mijail Serruya - Jefferson
  • October 21: Large scale lumbar interneuron and motorneuron recordings: Michel Lemay - Temple
  • October 28: Biomaterial and tissue engineering strategies for spinal cord repair: Yinghui Zhong - Drexel

November

  • November 4: Current leaders in the field of SCI: John Houle - Drexel BME
  • November 11: No Lecture (Society for Neuroscience meeting)
  • November 18: Identify promising molecular targets for axon regeneration after SCI: Shuxin Li - Temple
  • November 25: No Lecture (Thanksgiving)

December

  • December 2: Computations and wiring of sensorimotor circuits in Drosophila melanogaster: Catherine Von Reyn - Drexel BME
  • December 9: Mechanisms and therapies for SCI induced secondary complications: John Bethea - Drexel Biology

February

  • February 3: Overview of career path, involvement with clinical trials and working in industry, and current work in the field of SCI: Linda Jones, Spinal Cord Injury Consultant
  • February 10: From a Scientist in the Field of SCI to Senior Science Officer at CIRM: Mitra Hooshmand, Senior Science Officer, CIRM
  • February 17: Overview of career path, involvement with clinical trials and working in industry, and current work in the field of SCI: Hans Kierstead, Founder & CEO, Aivita Biomedical
  • February 24: Perspectives: Living with spinal cord injury and an career in advocacy for others living with SCI: Barry Munro, NASCIC

March

  • March 3: Perspectives: Insights into the wide variety of opportunies that exist after a PhD, and the uniqe path that Susanna took to now connecting scientists with non-scientists to help develop treatments for disease: Susanna Harris, Consultant & Company Founder, Vibe Bio, PhD Balance
  • March 10: Perspectives: Living with spinal cord injury and a career path into the field of neurotechnology: Jennifer French, Founder & CEO, Neurotech
  • March 17: Career as a scientist and engineer in the field of clinical neuromodulation: Dennis Bourbeau, FES Center, MetroHealth Medical System
  • March 24: Overview of career path from academia to industry, and ongoing work in the field of renerative medicine: Sarah Busch, Vice-President, Regenerative Medicine, Head of Non-clinical Development, Athersys
  • March 31: Workshop on Quantitative Literacy, and Semainr at the Annual Retreat, Adam Fergsuon, Professor, UCSF & ODC-SCI

April

  • April 7: Overview of career path into clinical rehabilitation and involvement with clinical studies and trials: Randy Trumbower, Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School
  • April 14: Careers as a MSL: Perspectives from two scientists that transitioned to a career as a MSL in unique ways: Jonathan Verrier & Prithvi Shah, MSLs, EMD Serono Inc. & Novartis
  • April 21: Showing of "Move Me" and Q&A after the movie with Kelsey: Kelsey Peterson, Artist, Dancer and Filmaker, Director of "Move Me"

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