2012 Sydney AuPS/ASB/PSNZ Meeting - 2-5 December 2012

International Speakers

• Romain Barres, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
  – Adaptations to exercise: the role of epigenetic changes – Symposium
• Lutz Birnbaumer, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, USA
  – Molecular makeup and physiology of TRPC channels – Symposium
• Josh Edwards, Rush University, USA
  – Plasma membrane calcium handling and arrhythmogenesis – Symposium
• Raymond Frizzell, Director of the Cystic Fibrosis Research Centre, USA
  – A CFTR-linked anion channel modifies CF disease severity – Symposium
• Yann Gambin , University of Queensland, Australia
  – Combining single molecule optofluidics and cell free expression: how fast can protein research go? – Symposium
• Anthony Gummer, Tübingen University, Germany
  – Nanomechanical mechanisms of cochlear amplification – Symposium
• David Julius, University of California SA, USA
  – ASIC and/or TRP channels – Symposium
• Timothy Koves, Duke University, USA
  – – Symposium
• Ming Lei, University of Manchester, UK
  – P21 activated kinase-1 as a key regulator of cardiac automaticity and excitability – Symposium
• Junichi Nabekura, National Institute for Physiological Sciences, Japan
  – Glial and Neuron interactions: role in neuronal plasticity – Symposium
• Helen Raybould, University of California Davis, USA
  – Nutrient-sensing in the GI tract: fat, the gut microbiota and obesity – Symposium
• Ian Smith, University of California - Irvine, USA
  – Tunneling membrane nanotubes generate local calcium signals and may actively propagate calcium signals between cells – Symposium
• Håkan Westerblad, Karolinska Inst, Sweden
  – Mitochondrial Myopathies – Symposium
• Akihiro Yamanaka, Okazaki Institute for Integrative Bioscience, Japan
  – Sleep homeostasis and optogenetics – Symposium