NRP Meetings, Seminars & Relevant Events

NRP Science Meeting Seminars - All Welcome

What and Why?

The purpose of NRP Science Meetings is to communicate about current NRP initiatives, help disseminate research findings throughout the neurotrauma community, share news and ideas and foster collaboration. An NRP investigator, or sometimes a visiting speaker, presents a seminar at each meeting.

Who can attend?

Everyone! NRP investigators, staff, students, interested clinicians and all members of the community, are welcome to attend and contribute to the discussions following each seminar.

When?

Approximately once per month, for one hour, either at "lunch time" or late afternoon.

Where?

At WAIMR or the University of Western Australia.

Interested?

Just call or email Louise (lgoodes@waimr.uwa.edu.au ; 041 891 1878) to have your name added to our email list for notices of future meetings.

Past Presentations

Date	Details	Slides
May 24th 2010	Dr Jenny Rodger on "Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in mice: evidence for anatomical and functional changes in neural circuits"	PDF [1.1MB]
April 14th 2010	Dr Rachel Sherrard on "Can the brain be repaired after injury? Rebuilding neural circuits using the olivocerebellar path as a model"	PDF [1.2MB]
September 25th 2009	Professor Sarah Dunlop on "Basic science to spinal cord injury rehabilitation: what does exercise do to nerve cells?"	PDF [7.5MB]

Other Neurotrauma Seminars

Date	Details	Slides
June 5th 2010	Dr Stuart Hodgetts presented this seminar at The University of Western Australia on "State of play in non-surgical therapies in spinal cord injury"	PDF [5.5MB]