Abstract:
In this talk, Cedric will present some recent data from his group showing that the human brain microenvironment induces tumour cell plasticity and changes their sensitivity to chemo-radiotherapies. He will also show examples of leveraging human iPSC brain models to predict chemotherapeutic toxicities.
| Venue: | Amphitheatre, Level 2, Duke-NUS
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| Host: | Asst Prof Alfred Sun
Principal Investigator
Neuroscience & Behavioural Disorders Programme, Duke-NUS
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| Contact Person: | Joyceline Ng (joyceline.ng@duke-nus.edu.sg)
Neuroscience & Behavioural Disorders Programme, Duke-NUS |
Date and Time
06 Mar 2024 @ 14:30 - 06 Feb 2024 @ 15:30
Speaker
![Cedric Bardy [SAHMRI] [JAB00917] copy 2](/images/librariesprovider16/default-album/cedric-bardy-sahmri-jab00917-copy-2.tmb-medium.jpg?Culture=en&sfvrsn=ff6bc699_1 "Cedric Bardy [SAHMRI] [JAB00917] copy 2")
Dr Cedric Bardy
Professor and ARC Future Fellow
SAHMRI and Flinders University
Cedric obtained a PhD from the University of Sydney (2008) and his postdoctoral training from the Pasteur Institute (2008-2011) and the Salk Institute (2011-2016). He then established his research group at the iconic South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute.
Cedric’s team is dedicated to finding therapeutics for adult/pediatric neurodegeneration and brain cancer and plays a leading role advancing human brain models in vitro.
www.bardylab.com