Quantitative Astrocyte Physiology
BY MODELS FROM GENOME TO CIRCUITS
Edificio Fiore di Botta, University of Padua, Padua, Italy
April 10–11, 2025
A satellite event of the
EMBO Meeting "Astrocytes: From Molecules to Systems"
April 10–11, 2025
A satellite event of the
EMBO Meeting "Astrocytes: From Molecules to Systems"
Genomics
Cell Modeling
Synapse Biophysics
Neural Networks
A two-day intensive course introducing modeling approaches to study astrocytes' multiscale physiology from bioinformatics to biophysical modeling and artificial neural networks.
Speaker and Curator
Maurizio De Pittà, Ph.D., is a computational neuroscientist at the Krembil Research Institute, Toronto, renowned for his groundbreaking work in astrocyte physiology. A pioneer in modeling calcium signaling and neuron-astrocyte networks, his contributions have shaped the emerging theory of astrocytes in cognition. Co-editor and co-author of the seminal textbook Computational Glioscience (Springer, 2019), Dr. De Pittà’s research continues to influence the field at the intersection of computational neuroscience and glial biology.
Registration Fees**
Students
20 EUR
Postdocs
30 EUR
Faculty and R&D
50 EUR
*Before January 14, 2025, if you are also registering for the EMBO Meeting Astrocytes: From Molecules to Systems, please use the "Apply Online" button on that website and opt-in to attend both this course and the main meeting. After January 14, 2025, it will still be possible to register for this Satellite meeting through this website only.
**Ph.D. Students at the University of Padua and other Italian Universities should talk with representatives of their affiliated Department to have their attendance validated/turned into credit towards fulfilling their doctoral degree requirements.