Symposium I (Chair: Dóra Zelena)

S I.1: 

The realization of the brain-gut interactions with corticotropin-releasing factor and glucocorticoids

Ludmila Filaretova

S I.2: 

Chronic stress-induced changes in colon microbiome and its effect on behavior

Kuti Dániel ; Kovács Krisztina

S I.3: 

Multi-system metabolic reprogramming as a candidate driver for increased vulnerability to psychopathologies in male mice

Tamás Kozicz ; Anouk Tengeler ; Graeme Preston ; Emmerzaal Tim ; Eva Morava

S I.4: 

Posttraumatic stress disorder and metabolic dysfunction

Dóra Zelena ; Krisztina Bánrévi ; Csilla Lea Fazekas ; Eszter Sipos ; Bibiána Török

Symposium II (Chair: Mária Deli, Zsuzsanna Helyes)

S II.1: 

Attenuated CSF-1R signalling drives cerebrovascular pathology

Matthew Campbell

S II.2: 

Role of neuroinflammation and cytokine signaling in a translational mouse model of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Zsuzsanna Helyes ; Valeria Tekus ; Nikolett Szentes ; Krisztina Pohoczky ; Jozsef Kun ; Peter Urban ; Attila Gyenesei ; Kata Bolcskei ; Eva Szoke ; Timea Aczel ; Serena Sensi ; Adam Denes ; Andreas Goebel

S II.3: 

Microglia modulate neuronal and vascular responses via dynamic, compartment-specific mechanisms

Adam Denes

S II.4: 

Blood-brain barrier protection as a pharmacological target in systemic and neuroinflammation

Fruzsina R. Walter ; Szilvia Veszelka ; Ana Raquel Santa-Maria ; Lilla Barna ; András Harazin ; Attila Hunyadi ; Yoichi Morofuji ; Mária A. Deli

Symposium III (Chair: István Adorján)

S III.1: 

Cellular biomarkers of autism spectrum disorder and schizophrenia

Istvan Adorjan

S III.2: 

Novel bioinformatics approaches and transcriptomic investigations of schizophrenia at single nucleus resolution

Konstantin Khodosevich

S III.3: 

Diversity in origin and migration of interneurons and their contribution to disease pathology

Zdravko Petanjek ; Ana Hladnik

S III.4: 

INVESTIGATION OF DE NOVO MUTATIONS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA BY INDUCED PLURIPOTENT STEM CELL BASED DISEASE MODELING AND CRISPR GENOME EDITING

János Réthelyi

Symposium IV (Chair: Dániel Hillier)

S IV.1: 

Driving adult cortical plasticity and perceptual learning in primates

Wim Vanduffel

S IV.2: 

Mesoscopic deep-brain mapping of multimodal stimulus selectivities in cats

Domonkos Horvath ; Klaudia Csikos ; Abel Petik ; Klaudia Spitzer ; Attila Balazs Dobos ; Daniel Hillier

S IV.3: 

Hidden topographies of horizontal connections in the visual cortex

Mohit Srivastava

S IV.4: 

COMPARATIVE BRAIN IMAGING REVEALS ANALOGOUS AND DIVERGENT PATTERNS OF SPECIES- AND FACE-SENSITIVITY IN HUMANS AND DOGS

Nóra Bunford ; Raúl Hernández-Pérez ; Eszter Borbála Farkas ; Laura V Cuaya ; Attila Andics

S IV.5: 

Probing cholinergic mechanisms of alertness, temporal attention and visual short-term memory in a primate pharmacological model of cognitive decline

Balázs Knakker ; Attila Trunk ; Vilmos OLáh ; György Lévay ; Balázs Lendvai ; Istvan Hernadi