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Past Events
5th Annual GCC Mental Health Conference on Sept. 19, 2023
Confirmed keynote speakers include Shelly Flagel, Univ. of Michigan and John Mantsch, Medical College of Wisconsin. Stay tuned to the symposium website for updates on additional speakers and agenda.
Find out more »Mental Health Research Consortium Neurotherapeutics Workgroup Summer Series Seminar: Miniaturization and Scale-Up of Electrophysiology for Neurotherapeutics Development
Speakers: Alessandro Porro, ElementsIntroducing ePatch - The Only Low-Cost Patch-Clamp Amplifier, You Can Mount Directly on the Manipulator! Tim Strassmaier, Nanion TechnologiesA High-Throughput Survey of Ion Channel Expression in iPSC-Derived […]
Find out more »MHR Connecting Circuits Workgroup Roundtable
Please join us for the Mental Health Research Consortium Connecting Circuits Workgroup Roundtable on October 6, 2022, from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm at the BioScience Research Collaborative, 6500 Main St., Houston, […]
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Mental Health Research Consortium: Summer Neurotherapeutics Summer Seminar
Please join us for the Mental Health Research Consortium Neurotherapeutics Workgroup Summer Seminar on June 20, 2022 at 12:00 pm-1:00 pm on Zoom. “Newer approaches to drug targeting the Central Nervous […]
Find out more »GCC Brain Computer Interfaces Neural Mechanisms Seminar Series
The workshop will feature Dr. Emily Caporello, Director, NINDS Small Business Program. Dr. Caporello will be available for a roundtable discussion during the second hour for those interested in discussing […]
Find out more »GCC Mental Health Monthly Seminar
Matters of the Heart: Contributions of Psychoneuroimmunology to Spousal Bereavement Chris Fagundes, Rice University
Find out more »GCC Biological Psychiatry Workgroup and SCO Networking Symposium
The Gulf Coast Consortia is pleased to invite you to a networking event jointly sponsored by the Clusters for Single Cell Omics and Mental Health Research/Biological Psychiatry workgroup. With the […]
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