Webinars

A webinar series on microglial research

 

Upcoming webinar

 

European Microglial Webinar Series:

6th May 2025 5pm CEST - David Manessa, University of Oxford, UK

3rd June 2025 5pm CEST - Clare Pridans, University of Edinburgh, UK

2nd September 5pm CEST - Mike Dolans, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

7th October 5pm CEST - Ozgun Gokce, University of Bonn, Germany

4th November 5pm CEST - Johanna Joyce, University of Lausanne, Switzerland

2nd December 5pm CET - Morgane Thion, College de France, France

Zoom link can be found here

https://unil.zoom.us/j/93018596158 (Meeting ID: 930 1859 6158)

You can also follow in X (aka Twitter): @MicrogliaSeries

Contact by E-mail: microgliaseries@gmail.com

Webinar recordings

 

Organised by researchers from University of Lausanne and ACHUCARRO (2023-present)

 

#45 - Professor Steffan Jung

01-04-2025

Monocyte-derived microglia and why origins can matter …

 

#42 - Dr. Michelle Monje

07-01-2025

Neural-immune interactions in cognitive impairment following cancer therapy of COVID

 

#41 - Dr. João Relvas

03-12-2024

Microglia through the lens of RhoGTPase signaling

 

#40 - Dr. Anna Molofsky

05-11-2024

Regulation of microglial function by cytokines

 

#38 - Dr. Elvira Mass

03-09-2024

How microglia meet T cells in neurodegeneration

 

#37 - Professor Long-Jun Wu

04-06-2024

Neuroimmune interaction: how microglia sense and regulate neuronal activity

 

#36 - Dr. Miao Jing

07-05-2024

The Tango between astrocytes and microglia in homeostatic injury response

 

#35 - Dr. Alain Bessis

02-04-2024

Microglial TNFα controls inhibitory synapses in the cortex: consequences on sleep

 

#34 - Professor Marco Prinz

05-03-2024

The myeloid side of the brain

 

#33 - Dr. Luca Peruzzotti-Jametti

06-02-2024

Mitochondrial complex I activity in microglia sustains CNS inflammation

 

#32 - Professor Anne Roumier

09-01-2024

Impaired regulation of postnatal microglia by serotonin has lasting effects on sociability, flexibility, and response to inflammation

 

#31 - Professor Renzo Mancuso

05-12-2023

Biology and modulation of human microglia in vivo in Alzheimer's disease

 

#30 - Professor Francesca Peri

07-11-2023

In the belly of the microglia: Towards a dynamic quantitative understanding of how microglia phagocytose neurons

 

#29 - Professor Sandra Siegert

02-10-2023

From microglia morphology to function (with the help of ketamine)

 

Organised by researchers from University of Cambridge (2021-2023)

 

#25 - Professor Michela Matteoli

03-04-2023

How the immune system affects synaptic function

 
 

#24 - Professor Delphine Boche

06-03-2023

Microglial immunophenotype in the human brain

 
 

#22 - Professor Guy Brown

09-01-2023

Excessive microglial phagocytosis contributes to neurodegeneration

 
 

#21 - Professor Jochen Herms

05-12-2022

Microglia and its fundamental role in synaptic pathology in Alzheimer’s disease

 
 

#20 - Professor Amanda Sierra

07-11-2022

Microglial states and nomenclature

 
 

#16 - Dr. Claudia Verderio

04-04-2022

Role of microglial extracellular vesicles in early synaptic dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease

 
 

#15 - Professor Mikael Simons

07-03-2022

Functions of microglia in white matter aging and remyelination

 
 

#14 - Professor Agnès Nadjar

07-02-2022

Effect of nutrients on microglial function

 
 

#13 - Professor Christian Haass

10-01-2022

Microglial function and dysfunction of TREM2 and ABI3, two major risk factors for late onset Alzeimer’s disease

 
 

#7 - Professor Trevor Owens

10-05-2021

Microglia as modulators of CNS inflammation

 
 

#6 - Professor Amanda Sierra

12-04-2021

Not just corpse removal: How microglial phagocytosis maintains tissue homeostasis

 
 

#5 - Professor Colm Cunningham

01-03-2021

Microglia at the interface of chronic neurodegeneration and systemic inflammation.

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#4 - Dr. Adams Denes

01-02-2021

Microglia shape neuro-vascular responses via compartment-specific mechanisms.

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#2 - Professor Bart De Strooper

07-12-2020

Astroglia-microglia cross talk as part of the cellular response in Alzheimer's Disease.

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#1 - Professor Sally Cowley

02-11-2020

Modelling neuroinflammation using human induced Pluripotent Stem cell-derived microglia.

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