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Program at a glance |
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【Program Timetable, - Day 1 (Mar. 28) 】
【Program Timetable, - Day 2 (Mar. 29) 】
【Program Timetable, - Day 3 (Mar. 30) 】 |
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Plenary Lectures |
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Yéhézkel Ben-Ari (INMED, France)
"Restoring harmony in autism with a diuretic" |
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Peter Carmeliet (KU Leuven, Belgium)
"Angiogenesis revisited: principles and therapeutic implications of studying endothelial metabolism" |
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Kai Kaila (Univ Helsinki, Finland)
"KCC2: a multifunctional protein in brain development, plasticity and disease" |
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Special Lectures |
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Hideyuki Okano (Keio Univ)
“Neuroscience and disease research using iPS cells and transgenic primates” |
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Roustem Khazipov (Kazan Federal Univ, Russia)
"How brain operates during the fetal stages of gestation" |
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Changjoon Justin Lee (KIST, Korea)
“Role of reactive astrocytes in neurodegenerative diseases” |
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Claudio Rivera (INMED, France)
"Role of depolarizing GABA in trauma-induced glutamatergic network rewiring" |
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| Memorial Lectures |
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The Hagiwara Memorial Lecture
Keiji Imoto (NIPS) |
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The Tawara Memorial Lecture
Yoshinori Marunaka (Kyoto Prefectural Univ Med) |
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Symposia planned by the presidents of the 94th annual meeting |
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１．Pathophysiology and clinical features of Parkinson’s Disease
○Organizer
Atsushi Nambu (NIPS) |
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２．Pathophysiology and clinical features of epilepsy
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Takashi Nagamine (Sapporo Medical Univ)
Akio Ikeda (Kyoto Univ) |
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３．Experiments and theories on oscillatory phenomena in neurons
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Hajime Mushiake (Tohoku Univ) |
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４．Diverse physiological actions of taurine
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Shigeru Murakami (Fukui Prefectural Univ)
Shiro Tochitani (Univ Fukui) |
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５．Optical bioimaging visualizes the hierarchical physiology
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Mitsutoshi Setou (Hamamatsu Univ Sch Med)
Hiroaki Wake (Kobe Univ) |
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６．From genetics to physiology: for understanding molecular functions and disease mechanisms
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Hirotomo Saitsu (Hamamatsu Univ Sch Med)
Tenpei Akita (Hamamatsu Univ Sch Med) |
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７．The impact of mechanobiology in physiology
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Masahiro Sokabe (Nagoya Univ) |
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８．Recent advances in cellular metabolism-function coupling
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Keiyo Takubo (NCGM)
Yuko Suzuki (Hamamatsu Univ Sch Med) |
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９．Novel roles of GABA in the hypothalamic function
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Toshihiko Yada (Jichi Medical Univ)
Miho Watanabe (Hamamatsu Univ Sch Med) |
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Symposia planned by the committees of the Physiological Society of Japan |
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１．The Committee on Science and Research
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Satomi Akahane (Toho Univ) |
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２．The Committee on Equal Opportunity for Women Physiologists
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Yasuhiko Saito (Nara Medical Univ)
Tomoe Nishitani (NCVC) |
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３．Associates of Young Researchers of Physiology
Modulation mechanisms of bodily senses associated with development
―From the perspectives of basic research and clinical application―
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Masakazu Ide (NRCD)
Kaori Yamaguchi (IUHW) |
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４．The Committee on Cooperation with Other Societies
・The Joint Symposium with the Japanese Association of Anatomists
“Biology of functional regeneration”
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Hirokazu Hirai (Gunma Univ)
Toshihide Yamashita (Osaka Univ) |
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・The Joint Symposium with the Japanese Pharmacological Society
“New trends in optogenetics; application to non-excitable cells and development of novel tools”
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Yoshihiko Yamazaki (Yamagata Univ)
Hiroshi Hibino (Niigata Univ) |
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・The Joint Symposium with the Japan Neuroendocrine Society
“Advances in peptidergic neuron research with new techniques”
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Tatsushi Onaka (Jichi Medical Univ)
Hiroshi Arima (Nagoya Univ) |
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５．The Committees on Awards & Irisawa Memorial Awards
・The Hiroshi and Aya Irisawa Memorial Award Symposium |
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６．The Committee on International Relations
・The Japan-Korea Joint Symposium
・The Japan-China Joint Symposium
・The FAOPS Symposium |
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７．The Committee on Education
・Educational Programs |
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Posters |
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Whole-day poster presentations take place in the Poster Hall (Hall K: Exhibition and Event Hall) from Tuesday through Thursday (March 28-30). Authors are requested to be in attendance at their posters for discussion, as scheduled. Posters are replaced daily. |
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