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Neuro- immunology & Glia Group Symposium Held April 24

DIBS Research Group discussed glial cells function within CNS

This annual symposium brought together basic science and clinical researchers to focus on the mechanisms by which glial cells - microglia, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes - critically modulate injury and disease processes within the CNS via their interactions with neural development, signaling, and plasticity, as well as with peripheral endocrine and immune processes.

The event took place Wednesday, April 24, from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., at the Rigmor House in Chapel Hill. Registration is required. Please click HERE (EDIT: Registration link closed) vto register. 

Faculty organizers: Daniel Saban, Anthony Filiano, Ashley Moseman
Trainee organizers: Lauren Begg, Danielle Clark, Christopher Donnelly, Dolores Irala, Joan Kalnitsky, Oluwadamilola Lawal, Sejiro Littleton, Rose Mathew, Hyunjung Min, Caitlin Paisley, Kristina Sakers, Stephen Siecinski, Christabel Tan, Laura Valente, Chen Yu.