The team is at FENS 2026 in Barcelona 🇪🇸
Two of our students, Maxime R. (aka Junior Bis) and Alicia, participated to FENS 2026 and the European Basal Ganglia Satellite Meeting in Barcelona, Spain
Maxime presented a poster entitled “Preclinical validation of a BDNF allosteric modulator in a human stem cell-derived neural model: Implication for Huntington’s disease”. This work builds on his Master 2 research and first year of PhD, exploring the potential of a BDNF allosteric modulator in a human stem cell-derived neural model of Huntington’s disease.
Alicia presented her Master 2 work entitled “RAIL: a photoinducible genetic strategy to manipulate axonal rewiring in corticostriatal circuits”, investigating the full potential of RAIL in vivo in live animals.
Both students are co-supervised by Dr. Elodie Fino at INMED. We are very proud to see their work presented on the international stage and discussed with the neuroscience community.
