Scottish spinal research network meeting 2015

24th November 2015


09.00

Welcome & Coffee



CLINICAL SESSION
CHAIR
DR JOHN RIDDELL
09.10
Patient Pathway
Dr Alan McLean
Lead Clinician QENSIU
09.30
Changing demographics of spinal cord injury in Scotland
Dr Mariel Purcell
Consultant in Spinal Injuries QENSIU
09.50
Priorities of patients with spinal cord injuries
Ruth Walker
Aberdeen University
10.00
Ultra high field MRI: promise and pitfalls for imaging in spinal cord injury

Dr Jozien Goense
Senior research fellow (School of Psychology) GU
10.30
Coffee



REHABILITATION TECHNOLOGY
CHAIR
DR MARIEL PURCELL
10.45
Motor rehabilitation and assistive technology research in spinal cord injury at the University of Strathclyde
Prof Bernie Conway
Biomedical Engineering SU
11.20
Neurofeedback therapy of central pain: from laboratory to patient’s homes
Dr Aleksandra Vuckovic
Lecturer (Rehabilitation Engineering)GU
12.00
Lunch In Stepdown Unit QENSIU



CNS REPAIR
CHAIR
PROFESSOR CONWAY
13.50
Afternoon Introduction
Cell transplant strategies for spinal cord repair: current perspectives
Dr John Riddell
Senior Lecturer (Centre for Neuroscience) GU
14.30
The use of in vitro studies to identify novel strategies for CNS repair
Professor Sue Barnett
Cellular Neuroscience GU
1500
Coffee



BIOMEDICAL/CELL ENGINEERING
CHAIR
PROFESSOR BARNETT
15.15
Biomaterials in spinal cord injury – an incomplete overview
Prof Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez
Chair of Biomedical Engineering GU
15.45
Investigating combined strategies to improve PNS repair

Dr Mathis Riehle
Reader (Institute of Molecular Cell and Systems Biology) GU
16.15
Nanoscale approaches for skeletal regeneration using MSC’s
Prof Matt Dalby
Cell Engineering GU


Bernie Conway Strathclyde University



Alex Vuckovic University of Glasgow




John Riddell University of Glasgow



Sue Barnett University of Glasgow




Manuel Salmeron-Sanchez University of Glasgow


Mathis Riehle University of Glasgow (Doodle by Sue Barnett)