NEUREKA consortium partners LAAS-CNRS recently published a new article in Small Journal about their work in NEUREKA.
Guilhem Larrieu and co-workers demonstrate the development of an in vitro bio platform for real-time monitoring of neuronal electrical activity and localized pH changes, with a proof-of-concept study showing the effect of Amyloid beta oligomers on neuronal firing without altering pH values.
What are the differences and similarities between biological and artificial neural networks? Who would be the winner in a “biological versus artificial intelligence” battle? Dr. Panayiota Poirazi will guide us in a fascinating exploration of the wonderful world of the brain – both biological and artificial – through her talk entitled “Decoding the mysteries of biological and artificial intelligence”.
Sunday 21 April 2024 | Purifier | Time: 19:00
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Don’t miss the chance to attend the 4th In-Vitro 2D & 3D Neuronal Networks Summit from April 8 – 10 in Zurich, Switzerland, hosted by MaxWell Biosystems, one of the NEUREKA grant consortium partners
This week continue our series of online NEUREKA consortium principal investigators (PI) interviews. In this video, Dr. Praveena Manogaran, Senior Scientist at MaxWell Biosystems interviews Prof. Marco Fanciulli, our NEUREKA partner at UNIMIB.