NEW PUBLICATION
We have recently published the article ‘Synapse Proteomes and Disease: The MASC Paradigm‘ as part of the book ‘Neuronal and Synaptic Dysfunction in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Intellectual Disability’ (Academic Press, 2016).
First meeting of the SynCogDis Network
The first meeting of the SynCogDis research network, coordinated by our group, will take place in Copenhagen the 3rd and 4th of July in the context of the FENS (Federation of European Neuroscience Society) meeting.
Prof. Hannah Monyer Lecture
Hannah Monyer, from Heidelberg University (Germany), will close the first season of the ‘Neuronal Signaling and Synapses’ seminar series (2015-16).
Prof. Monyer will give her lecture on the 1st of March at 16.00 hours at the Aula Magna of the UB Medicine Faculty.
SynCogDis Network website launched
The new website for the ‘Synaptic role in cognitive disabilities’ network was launched on November 2015.
‘Connecting the growing brain’ workshop to take place 26th and 27th of November
On the 26 and 27 of November the Workshop ‘Connecting the growing brain’ focused on understanding neuropaediatric diseases through dysfunction of synaptic communication.
1000 CITATIONS!
Our work has received the 1000th citation as reported by Google Scholar.
NEW GRANT AWARDED TO THE LAB
Together with four other groups from our research institute we have been awarded a large collaborative grant to investigate how cancer stem cells scape chemotherapy treatment. This project will also work towards the development of new tools to efficiently eliminate these cells. The Spanish national institute for health research (Instituto Carlos III) has awarded this project, which is led by Dr. R. Mangues.
NEURONAL SIGNALING & SYNAPSES SEMINARS
On March 25th the Seminar Series entitled ‘Neuronal Signaling and Synapses’ will start.
This series ambitions to become a forum of discussion on the latest research performed on the molecular biology of synaptic function.
We will invite speakers from Catalonia, but also from the rest of Spain and Europe.
The complete calendar for 2015 can be viewed here.
TOP ONE!!
On the 28th of December our last publication hits the top one on the list of Most Viewed Molecular Brain papers.
NEW PUBLICATION FROM OUR RESEARCH
Human post-mortem synapse proteome integrity screening for proteomic studies of postsynaptic complexes.
Bayés A, Collins MO, Galtrey CM, Simonnet C, Roy M, Croning M, Gou G, van de Lagemaat LN, Milward D, Whittle IR, Smith C, Choudhary JS, Grant S.
Mol Brain. 2014 Nov 28;7(1):88.