DZNE held an Open Day on June 30, 2019. We participated and felt the joy of interacting with public and tell them the amazing work done in DZNE as a whole! Congratulations to all!
14th International Zebrafish Conference
We attended the conference in beautiful Suzhou, China, where more than 1,200 zebrafish researchers gathered together to discuss their latest research. We chaired the "Disease Models and Mechanisms" session and presented our work. https://www.izfs.org/page/2019IZFC
Kizil lab was in 14th International Zebrafish Conference, Suzhou, China
We participated in the conference where zebrafish researchers around the world presented their work. Kizil lab chaired the "Disease models and Mechanisms" session. https://www.izfs.org/page/2019IZFC
Kizil Lab was in MDR Aktuell news
Our work on Alzheimer's disease and zebrafish was in MDR Aktuell, a national radio broadcaster. Please click on the image above to listen at the broadcaster's website.
Kizil lab joining the Venusberg meeting with a talk
This year, German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) is organizing the 6th Venusberg Meeting on Neuroinflammation. Top-notch speakers from all areas of neuroinflammation will present the most recent findings and developments in order to stimulate vivid and challenging discussions. Kizil Lab will join this meeting and we are glad that Prabesh Bhattarai will give a …
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Our zebrafish studies on the mainstream news
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We gave an interview to MDR news
We gave an interview to MDR news in Germany on our latest zebrafish work: single cell analyses of zebrafish brain's response to Alzheimer's disease. (Click the image to listen)
First Nobel laureate in our new DZNE building
We organized a mini-symposium for the visit of Prof. Dr. Thomas Südhof, Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine, 2013. It was an excellent discussion round. Thanks to all speakers and TU Dresden for the support.
We determined the response of all brain cells to Alzheimer’s in single cell resolution
How fish brain cells react to Alzheimer’s disease Zebrafish, in contrast to humans, have outstanding regenerative capacities: If brain cells are lost due to illness or injury, they will easily regrow from so-called progenitor cells. With sophisticated methods, in the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE) and the Technische Universität Dresden (TUD), we now characterized …
Kizil lab will give a Kavli lecture in NTNU, Trondheim, Norway
We will present our current research in an invited lecture in Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience in Trondheim, Norway on Friday, April 12, 10 am. https://www.ntnu.edu/kalender/detaljer/-/event/c253e207-eebc-320b-9639-3ffda7aee79c
