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2025 KSBNS & CJK _Symposium Speaker


AUG 24- AUG 27, 2025

Sondo Convensia, Incheon, Korea

August 25 (Mon) 08:30-10:25
Symposium 08. Gene delivery to the brain: applications in life sciences and gene therapy
Premier Ballroom C

In recent years, the rapid advancement of gene transfer technologies has been driven by the development of various cell-type-specific promoters/enhancers and transfer cargos, including lipid nanoparticles, AAV vectors, lentiviral vectors, and rabies virus vectors. By actively integrating these cutting-edge viral gene transfer technologies, neuroscientists can achieve groundbreaking discoveries at the forefront of global scientific research. This symposium brings together researchers developing viral vectors and lipid nanoparticles, as well as those utilizing them in their studies, to showcase the latest advancements in gene delivery techniques in neuroscience. Additionally, it will highlight cutting-edge neuroscience research that leverages these innovative technologies.
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Organizer
Hirokazu Hirai (Gunma University)

Moderator
Hirokazu Hirai (Gunma University)

Speaker
Structural Analysis of Neural Networks Using High-Expression Adeno-Associated Virus Vectors
Hiroyuki Hioki (Juntendo University)

Micro-dissection of the connectivity of cerebellar input layer with GABRA6 promotor by exploiting dispersed developmental time of granule cells and computational modeling
Taegon Kim (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)

Long-term activity imaging of a neuronal population that sends input to a specific type of neurons via a low cytotoxic G-deleted rabies virus vector
Ken-ichi Inoue (Kyoto University)

Modulation of gene expression and signaling cascade in mice brain exposed to nano-neonicotinoid pesticides 
Dhanshree Borkar (National Forensic Sciences University)

Nanoparticle-mediated gene delivery to enhance microglial phagocytosis for Alzheimer's disease therapy
Dong Woon Kim (Kyung Hee University)

Highly specific and efficient AAV vectors targeting cortical GABAergic neurons
Yuuki Fukai (Gunma University)