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Powering the brain: The glycolytic metabolic meets local energy demands at presynaptic sites

Photo of students in the seminar

Dr.  Daniel  Colón-Ramos,  Yale  Program  in  Cellular  Neuroscience, Neurodegeneration,  and  Repair  served  as  the  RCMI  Translational Neuroscience  Program  Neuroscientist-in-Residence,  January  5-15,  2015.

He presented a seminar on January 14: Powering the brain: The glycolytic metabolic meets local energy demands at presynaptic sites.

Following the seminar,  Dr.  Colón-Ramos  met  with  Institute  students  and  postdocs (photo) to  answer  questions  and  discuss  their  research  and  career
objectives.

Sponsored  by  the  Translational  Neuroscience  Program  (TNP)  of the UPR Medical Sciences Campus RCMI program and the NIH NIGMS COBRE Puerto Rico Center for Neuroplasticity.
 

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