Symposia: Insights into neurodegenerative disease mechanisms from -omics
Co-Chairs: Professor Lezanne Ooi & Dr Tomas Kavanagh
Professor Lezanne Ooi, University of Wollongong
Dr Thomas Kavanagh, University of Sydney
Speakers:
Dr Eleanor Drummond, Senior Lecturer, University of Sydney
Using the Alzheimer’s disease proteome to identify novel disease mechanisms and potential drug targets
Associate Professor Adam Walker, Ross Maclean Fellow, Queensland Brain Institute
Neuronal cytoplasmic TDP-43 accumulation causes diverse proteomic changes across time in neurodegeneration
Professor Scott Ayton, Head of the Dementia Mission and the Translational Neurodegeneration Group, Florey, Melbourne
Aberrant mitochondrial metabolism in Alzheimer's disease links energy stress with ferroptosis
Dr Rachelle Balez, Post-doctoral Research Fellow, University of Wollongong
Mapping the metabolome of neurodegenerative diseases