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September 3, 2008 Ron Hart , Rutgers University

September 3, 2008 Ron Hart , Rutgers University “MicroRNA Networks Regulated During Neural Stem Cell Differentiation” October 1, 2008 Sandra Hewitt , U Conn Hlth Sci Ctr “Maladaptive Inflammatory Processes in Acute Neurological Injury” November 5, 2008

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September 3, 2008 Ron Hart , Rutgers University

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  1. September 3, 2008 Ron Hart, Rutgers University “MicroRNA Networks Regulated During Neural Stem Cell Differentiation” October 1, 2008 Sandra Hewitt, U Conn Hlth Sci Ctr “Maladaptive Inflammatory Processes in Acute Neurological Injury” November 5, 2008 Gary Schwartz, Albert Einstein Coll of Med “Gut-Brain Nutrient Sensing in the Control of Energy Homeostasis” December 3, 2008 Peter Frederikse, UMDNJ-NJMS “A Remarkably Diverse Role for Neurodegenerative Disease Mechanisms in Diabetes” January 7, 2009 Jim Salzer, NYU Medical Center “Axon-Glial Interactions of Myelination” February 4, 2009 Tim Otto, Rutgers University “Dissociating Trace and Space in the Hippocampus” March 4, 2009 Phil Popovich, Ohio State University “Inflammation, CNS Immunity and Spinal Cord Injury” April 1, 2009 TBN Joint Seminar w/Rutgers May 6, 2009 Lina Nobel, U. California San Franciso “Recovery After Injury to the Immature Brain: How Timing May Be Everything” June 3, 2009 TBN UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical SchoolNeuroscience SeminarsSeptember 2008- June 2009Seminars will be held in the Medical Sciences BuildingRoom B-610, 9:15 – 10:15 Join us for light refreshments and coffee with the speaker in MSB H506 after each seminar.

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