32nd Annual NECTAR Meeting
Nectar – athens.2022 has assembled an excellent line-up of speakers from Europe: France, Sweden, Luxembourg, Finland, Switzerland, Greece, and the UK, Israel, the US and more, to share their latest research with us. The meeting includes 3 plenary lectures on hot topics as well as sessions on the most recent developments in cell transplantation clinical trials for neurodegenerative diseases, immune system and brain cross-talk, advances in CNS disease modeling, mechanisms of neurodegeneration, neuroinflammation and glial cells, and preclinical cell therapies for brain disorders.
As always at NECTAR meetings, young researchers will be able to provide significant input into the scientific program during the data-blitz oral presentations and a focus session from Industry partners.
Athens, the vibrant and cosmopolitan capital city of Greece, offers exquisite culture, events, night life and food for all tastes. The Acropolis museum and the renovated National Gallery are just two among the numerous museums that may attract your interest. The meeting will take place at Cotsen Hall, in the premises of the American School of Classical Studies http://www.cotsenhall.gr/ which is located at a quiet but central spot in Athens, at walking distance from most recommended hotels and at close reach of Athens’ main sites.
As always at NECTAR meetings, young researchers will be able to provide significant input into the scientific program during the data-blitz oral presentations and a focus session from Industry partners.
Athens, the vibrant and cosmopolitan capital city of Greece, offers exquisite culture, events, night life and food for all tastes. The Acropolis museum and the renovated National Gallery are just two among the numerous museums that may attract your interest. The meeting will take place at Cotsen Hall, in the premises of the American School of Classical Studies http://www.cotsenhall.gr/ which is located at a quiet but central spot in Athens, at walking distance from most recommended hotels and at close reach of Athens’ main sites.
