Insect Neuromodulators and Neuropeptides
April 26 - 29, 2009

Recent scientific advances in Drosophila and other insects have shown the significance of neuropeptides and other neurmodulators in the function of neural circuits. This meeting will focus on work from leading labs in the field.

• ORGANIZERS:

  Paul Taghert, Washington University School of Medicine
  
  Jim Truman, HHMI/Janelia Farm

• INVITED PARTICIPANTS:

  Mike Adams University of California, Riverside David Anderson California Institute of Technology Barry Dickson Research Institute of Molecular Pathology, Vienna Ralph Greenspan The Neurosciences Institute Leslie Griffith Brandeis University Aike Guo Chinese Academy of Sciences Kyung-An Han Pennsylvania State University Charlotte Helfrich-Forster University of Regensburg Rob Jackson Tufts University Edward Kravitz Harvard Medical School Edwin Levitan University of Pittsburgh Dick Nassel Stockholm University

  Michael Nitabach Yale School of Medicine Michael Nusbaum University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Diane O'Dowd HHMI / University of California, Irvine Michael O'Shea University of Sussex Hans-Joachim Pflueger Free University Berlin (Freie Universität) Berlin Joachim Schachtner Phillips-University of Marburg Paul Shaw Washington University in St. Louis Paul Taghert Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis James Truman Janelia Farm Research Campus / HHMI Scott Waddell University of Massachusetts Medical School Benjamin White National Institutes of Health Troy Zars University of Missouri

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