ToshibaOnline magazine "has Wereki"Interview article for the general public of Yuzusaki was published in the。

Prof. Ryohei Yasuda (Scientific Director, Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience) gave a talk entitled “Illuminating signal transduction in single dendritic spines” at the 107th Brain Club.

A review of Kakegawa, Mazda Yuzusaki "Complement C1q family molecules and the formation and maintenance of synapses" isAnnual Review神経2016.。

Prof. Takao Hensch (Children’s Hosp, Harvard Univ) gave a talk entitled “Balancing plasticity/stability across brain development” at the 106th Brain Club.

Kakegawa lecturer was awarded the Koyo Sakaguchi Memorial Keio University Medical Science Fund Medical Research Award。1 It was honored at the annual School of Medicine, New Year celebration ceremony held to 5 days a month。Congratulations!

We will soon start a new series of Neuroscience Book Reading Club.
We have picked up "Principles of Neurobiology" this time. This book was written by a single author,. Liqun Luo is all text of the written neurobiology alone。If you want to study neurobiology、or English、and who is interested in reading circle、Anyone、By all means we are welcome to join。

A meeting will be held on every Saturday morning 10:00Although we plan to - about 1 hour、Please contact us for more information。Dates can be also be changed by discussion of participants。Tour is also a big welcome。

A new review has been published in the Japanese journal "Igakuno Ayumi," entitled"How Purkinje cell dendrites are formed -- a new approach to the old question revealed multipe roles played by a transcripton factor RORα."I was laid。

Prof. Nils Brose (Max Planck Institute) gave an invited talk on “Neuroligins at inhibitory synapses – from synaptogenesis to autism spectrum disorders.” After the seminar, we had fun time in a local Japanese restaurant.

Prof. Yuzaki gave an invited talk at Northwestern Univ on October 16th.

Prof. Yuzaki gave an invited talk at the 7th MCCS-Asia Meeting, which was held in Shanghai, China on September 20, 2015.

“Dr. Douglas Forrest (NIH) gave an invited talk at the 104th Brain Club on “Transcriptional and hormonal control of photoreceptor diversity.

Dr. Takeo's paperThere was rests on the September 9 issue J Neurosci。It has been featured in "This Week in The Journal." It was featured as one of the attention paper two as。By making full use of the intrauterine electroporation method and inducible knockdown / knockout method、Cell movement of the transfer factor RORalpha developmental period、Removing dendrites formed、Spinous process development、This paper was the first time revealed that further with the dendrites and the spinous process maintenance, such as various functions of the post-mature。