Synaptic Plasticity
Synaptic plasticity refers to the ability of synapses — the communication junctions between neurons — to strengthen or weaken over time in response to activity. It is the biological foundation of learning, memory, and adaptive behavior throughout life.
The Synaptic Plasticity session explores molecular mechanisms governing long-term potentiation (LTP) and long-term depression (LTD). Researchers discuss neurotransmitter signaling, calcium dynamics, and receptor trafficking shaping neural circuit reconfiguration.
At the Synaptic Plasticity Conference, neuroscientists, molecular biologists, and computational researchers present insights into synaptic remodeling in development, aging, and neurodegenerative disease. Topics include plasticity-related genes, synaptic pruning, and plasticity-driven rehabilitation.
This session is suited for scientists investigating cognition, neuropharmacology, and systems neuroscience. Participants will understand how plasticity supports memory encoding, recovery after brain injury, and adaptive learning in neural networks.
Recent discoveries in Molecular Neuroscience reveal how synaptic proteins such as BDNF and CaMKII regulate long-term connectivity, offering new therapeutic targets for cognitive disorders.
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Molecular Pathways of Plasticity
- NMDA and AMPA receptor signaling in LTP and LTD
- Protein synthesis and gene expression driving synaptic growth
Structural and Functional Dynamics
- Dendritic spine morphology and network connectivity
- Imaging techniques tracking synaptic changes in real time
Plasticity in Health and Disease
- Impaired plasticity in Alzheimer’s and autism spectrum disorders
- Restoration of plasticity through pharmacologic intervention
Computational and AI Modeling
- Neural network simulations predicting plastic adaptation
- Machine-learning approaches linking synaptic data to behavior
Rehabilitation and Cognitive Applications
- Plasticity-based therapy enhancing motor and speech recovery
- Cognitive training stimulating memory and attention pathways
Why Attend
Explore the Foundation of Learning and Memory
Understand how synaptic modifications enable brain adaptability.
Stay Updated on Molecular and Computational Research
Learn how AI and neuroimaging advance plasticity studies.
Connect Across Experimental and Clinical Fields
Collaborate with researchers bridging basic science and rehabilitation.
Shape Future Neurotherapeutics
Apply plasticity mechanisms to cognitive and motor recovery innovation.
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