CBME/INSERM-Lille, France Mini-symposium

Contribution of Tau studies to Neuroregenerative Medicine & Development of Biomedical Engineering Tools
March 6th, 2018
8.45 am – 14.00 pm
Room B203, TMU DaAn Campus

Time	Speaker	Topic
8.50-9.00	Thierry Burnouf	Welcome and purpose of the Mini-symposium
9.00-9.30	David Blum	Biomedical Materials, Tissue Engineering and Tau: fostering Taiwan-France collaboration in neurodegeneration
9.30-9.50	Chaur-Jong Hu	Experience with Amyloid on Tau splicing and phosphorylation
9.50-10.10	Kun-Ju Lin	Recent update in Tau PET imaging
10.10-10.25	Hua-Shan Liu	Applications of magnetic resonance imaging technique in brain disease
10.25-10.45	COFFEE BREAK
10.45-11.00	Hung-Ming Chang	Early-life sleep deprivation significantly predisposes the hippocampal neurons to oxidative damage: potential implication for the development of cognitive dysfunction in adult age
11.00-11.15	Chih-Wei Peng	Engineering approaches to understand and develop neuromodulation strategies for function restoration in neurological diseases
11.15-11.30	Tzu-Sen Yang	Probing real-time activation of NF-kappa B signaling circuits by low level laser therapy (LLLT) in single living cells
11.30-11.45	Chien-Chung Chen	Novel hollow fiber substrate for cell encapsulation for potential improved long-term cell therapy of neurodegenerative diseases
11.45-12.00	Tsungrong Kuo	Surfaced Enhanced Raman Scattering Platform for Tau Protein Detection
12.00-12.15	Wei-Chen Huang	Next-generation Brain-Machine Interfaces: Materials Design and Fabrication of Ultra-compliant Biomedical Implants
12.15-12.30	Thierry Burnouf	Use of human platelet lysates as a source of multiple neurotrophins for the treatment of neurological disorders
12.30-13.00	Roundtable discussion	Next steps into fostering Taiwan-France collaboration in neurodegeneration