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Picture credit: Marieke de Lorijn
Axonal Signalling Group,
Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience,
Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences,
Meibergdreef 47,
1105 BA Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
Date & place of Birth September 1985 (New Delhi, INDIA)
Research training and trajectory
I embarked on my journey in research with a professional degree in pharmacy, in New Delhi, India. After achieving distinction in my bachelor's studies, I pursued a master’s degree in pharmacology at the Department of Pharmacology, University of Oxford, UK – an institution globally acclaimed for its excellence in pharmacological research and education. During my time at Oxford, I had the privilege of training under the mentorship of Prof. Kari Lamsa and Prof. Peter Somogyi. It was in their lab that I honed my skills in patch-clamp recordings from GABAergic interneurons. This experience ignited my passion for neuroscience, setting the stage for my future endeavors.
As I progressed, I was presented with PhD opportunities from esteemed institutions like Cambridge University, Karolinska Institute, and VU-University, Amsterdam. The unique blend of supervision profiles and the distinctive project prompted me to choose the PhD program in neuroscience at VU-University. Under the guidance of Prof. Marjo van der Knaap and Prof. Huib Mansvelder, I characterize novel mouse models and draw comparisons with the MLC in humans. My time in this role allowed me to delve into various techniques, ranging from molecular investigations to behavioral studies in mice. One of the pivotal aspects of my doctoral research was my collaboration with experts in the field. I investigated the role of astrocytes in leukodystrophy pathogenesis, learning from accomplished neuropathologist, Dr. Marianna Bugiani, and a neuro-glia physiologist, Dr. Rogier Min. I set up a radio-transmission-based EEG recording system to monitor seizure activities in freely moving mice. Furthermore, I independently set up potassium-sensitive micro-electrodes, that allowed me to explore the function of astrocytes in extracellular potassium buffering during high neuronal activity. My PhD work culminated with recognition, as I was honored with an outstanding scientific contribution award at the International Astrocyte School in Italy in 2014.
Fuelled by the determination to delve deeper into neuron-glia interactions, I transitioned into a post-doctoral candidate at Prof. Maarten Kole’s lab at NIN-KNAW. Here, my focus extended to the functional role of GABergic interneuron-myelination. Immersed in this environment, I investigated the functional roles of myelin in, sleep, cognition, and multiple sclerosis, employing two mouse models to shed light on their pathophysiology. My repertoire of skills expanded, ranging from single-axon physiology to brain network oscillations and from cell-type-specific optical manipulation to brain-state-dependent oscillatory changes.
In 2021, I was awarded with Memorable Dementia fellowship from ZonMw to investigate interneuron-microglia crosstalk in Dementia development. In this project, I collaborated with my host PI, Prof Maarten Kole, Dr Evgenia Salta from NIN, and Dr Nikhil Panday at Genentech to discover the earliest biochemical and electrical biomarkers for dementia.
As I stand at this juncture, I am a trained pharmacologist equipped with a diverse toolkit of techniques garnered from expert neurophysiologists and insights into translation from clinicians, neuropathologists, and industrial experts. I am determined to take my neuroscience journey to the next level, embarking on a novel line of research studying neuroinflammation. This exciting direction holds the promise of contributing new dimensions to our understanding of the intricate interplay within the brain.
Invited lectures and poster presentations.
I have presented my research work at 23 invited lectures and seminars at National and International platforms. These presentations include International Astrocyte School (Italy, 2014), University College London (Institute of Neurology in 2015 and Department of Neuro, Physiology & Pharmacology in 2016), University of Cambridge (MRC Stem Cell Institute in 2016, Cambridge Centre for Myelin repair 2022), EMBO meeting on Axons at Heidelberg University (Germany, 2018), Myelin Meeting (Kassel, Germany, 2019), and Master class talk with Dr Beth Stevens from Harvard Medical School (2021), European Glia meeting (Berlin, 2023).
I presented my research as a poster presentation at 11 national and 8 international conferences. The international conferences include, Oxford-Cambridge Ion Channel Disease Initiative Meeting (OXION, Oxford 2010), Gordon Conference on Glia biology (California, 2013), European Glia Meetings (Berlin, 2013 and Marseille, 2021, Berlin 2023), Myelin Meeting (2015, Kassel), Federation of European Neuroscience Meeting (FENS-Copenhagen, 2016). Neuro-immunology symposium (Harvard Medical School, Broad Institute MIT, 2021). Gordon Conference and Seminar on Myelin (Italy, 2022).
Scientific session chair and discussion leadership
Teaching and mentoring
During my PhD and Postdoctoral time, I trained and supervised 8 MSc neuroscience students of which 4 embarked PhD in neuroscience. 9 BSc students from UvA, VU-University, European Erasmus program and Utrecht University. I instructed EEG radiotelemetry, FENS summer school 2016. I gave weekly practical lectures, and taught pharmacology to Bachelor of Medicine Students at Medical Science Training Centre (MSTC), University of Oxford.
I instructed at Cajal School for Advance Neuroscience on Glia in health and disease, 2023, Bordeaux, France.
Grants and Awards
Public outreach
I was editor for the Amsterdam Science Magazine (2015-2020) covering beta science in Amsterdam (https://amsterdamscience.org/). I strongly promote public-patient participation in science communication, and I organized MLC patient group meetings during my Ph.D. I have organized or presented my research at Spui 25 (https://spui25.nl/) and Fame-labs (https://www.britishcouncil.nl/famelab) and I promote science communication in my personal capacity (https://www.mohitdubey.com/projects.html).
Major collaborations established that are independent of PhD and postdoc supervisors
Continue Education
2014 4th International Astrocyte School (Bertinoro, Italy)
2014 “Write it Right” from NWO, The Netherlands.
2011-14 Graduate School Neurosciences Amsterdam (modules attended)
2011 Handling of experimental animals (Dutch certificate article 9)
2009 Home office, UK personal license module 1-4 for rat, mouse and guniea pig.
Additional activities and memberships
2015- 2016 Honorarium editor of Amsterdam Science Magazine, Science Park, Amsterdam
2011- Present Member of the Federation of European Neuroscience Society (FENS).
2011- Present Member of the Dutch Neuro-federation.
2010- Present Member of the Oxford-Cambridge Indian Society, New Delhi, India
2009- Present Lifetime member of the Indian Pharmacy Graduate Association(IPGA), India.
2012- 2014 Member of the organizing committee of the annual meeting for PhD students of the Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience (ONWAR).
2013- 2014 Founder member and President of the VU-University Indian Society,Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2011-2014 Member of the organizing committee of the monthly meetings for PhD students of the Center for Neurogenomics & Cognitive Research (CNCR), The Netherlands.
2009-2010 Worked as ancient book coder at Oxford University Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, The United Kingdom.
2009-2010 Member of the Oxford Indian Society, University of Oxford, UK.
2008-2009 Inter-college Table Tennis Championship organized by Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI).
2007-2008 Street drama act for general awareness of the heart disease. Organized by Indian heart foundation.
2007 Pharmaceutical industrial training at Process Development Lab, Ranbaxy Laboratories LTD, India. Handling of UV, IR, HPLC and flame photometric analysis for active pharmaceutical compounds.
Invited talk presentations
06/2017 Dutch Neuroscience 2017. “Seizures and disturbed brain extracellular potassium dynamics in MLC”
10/2015 15 Years Center for Childhood White Matter Disorders. “White matter edema; defects in ion and water homeostasis”
10/2015 GliaNED meeting 2015. “Impaired ion-water homeostasis causing epilepsy in leukodytrophy mouse models”
09/2015 15th Anniversary of childhood white matter disorder group. “White matter edema, disease and mechanism”
02/2015 FameLab Nijemgan, the Netherlands. “Brain Water Management system; insulation of brain electrical wires and beyond”
11/2014 Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience annual meeting (Woudschouten, The Netherlands). “Astro-Dam” brain ion-water management system.
05/2014 Dutch Endo-Neuro-Psycho Meeting (Lunteren, The Netherlands). Role of astrocytes in Ion water homeostasis in the developing brain.
04/2014 International Astrocyte School (Bertinoro, Italy). Role of MLC1 protein in brain ion-water homeostasis.
04/2012 Dutch Glia meeting (Netherlands Institute of Neurosciences, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Role of astrocytic MLC1 in myelinating brain.
12/2011 Childhood white matter disease group (VU-Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). nAChR mediated synaptic plasticity modulation in anatomically identified hippocampal inhibitory interneurons.
Meetings/Symposia presentations
03/2017 Myelin meeting 2017 (Kassel, Germany) Dubey M, Brouwers E, Eline M.C. Hamilton, Oliver Stiedl, Marianna Bugiani, Henner Koch, Ursula Boschert, Robert C. Wykes, Huibert D. Mansvelder, Marjo S. van der Knaap and Rogier Min. Seizures and disturbed brain potassium dynamics in the leukodystrophy MLC. Poster
10/2016 Amsterdam Neuroscience 2016 annual meeting. Dubey M, Brouwers E, Eline M.C. Hamilton, Oliver Stiedl, Marianna Bugiani, Henner Koch, Ursula Boschert, Robert C. Wykes, Huibert D. Mansvelder, Marjo S. van der Knaap and Rogier Min. Seizures and disturbed brain potassium dynamics in the leukodystrophy MLC. Poster
03/2015 Gordon Research Conferences and Seminar (California, USA). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Eelke Browers, HD Mansvelder, Rogier Min and Marjo van der Knaap. Impaired ion-water homeostasis causing epilepsy in leukodytrophy mouse models. Poster
02/2015 Myelin meeting (Kassel, Germany). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Eelke Browers, HD Mansvelder, Rogier Min and Marjo van der Knaap. A mouse model of Megalencephalic Leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts. Poster
02/2014 Amsterdam Kinder symposium (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
11/2013 Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience annual meeting (Woudschoten, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
07/2013 XI European meeting on Glial Cells in Health and Disease (Berlin, Germany). Dubey M, Bugiani M, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Mouse model for Megalencephalic Leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts. Poster
04/2013 Annual Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam meeting (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Polder E, Postma N, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Mouse model for Megalencephalic Leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts. Poster
02/2013 Amsterdam Kinder symposium (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
11/2012 Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience annual meeting (Woudschoten, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M and Marjo van der Knaap. Role of astrocytic MLC1 in brain ion water homeostasis. Poster
04/2012 Annual Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam meeting (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Polder E, Postma N, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
09/2010 OXION 2010-meeting. OXION: Ion Channels and Disease Initiative by Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, London and MRC Harwell (Oxford, The United Kingdom). Dubey M, Sazbo A and Kari Lamsa. nAChR mediated synaptic plasticity modulation in anatomically identified hippocampal inhibitory interneurons. Poster
Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience,
Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences,
Meibergdreef 47,
1105 BA Amsterdam,
The Netherlands
Date & place of Birth September 1985 (New Delhi, INDIA)
Research training and trajectory
I embarked on my journey in research with a professional degree in pharmacy, in New Delhi, India. After achieving distinction in my bachelor's studies, I pursued a master’s degree in pharmacology at the Department of Pharmacology, University of Oxford, UK – an institution globally acclaimed for its excellence in pharmacological research and education. During my time at Oxford, I had the privilege of training under the mentorship of Prof. Kari Lamsa and Prof. Peter Somogyi. It was in their lab that I honed my skills in patch-clamp recordings from GABAergic interneurons. This experience ignited my passion for neuroscience, setting the stage for my future endeavors.
As I progressed, I was presented with PhD opportunities from esteemed institutions like Cambridge University, Karolinska Institute, and VU-University, Amsterdam. The unique blend of supervision profiles and the distinctive project prompted me to choose the PhD program in neuroscience at VU-University. Under the guidance of Prof. Marjo van der Knaap and Prof. Huib Mansvelder, I characterize novel mouse models and draw comparisons with the MLC in humans. My time in this role allowed me to delve into various techniques, ranging from molecular investigations to behavioral studies in mice. One of the pivotal aspects of my doctoral research was my collaboration with experts in the field. I investigated the role of astrocytes in leukodystrophy pathogenesis, learning from accomplished neuropathologist, Dr. Marianna Bugiani, and a neuro-glia physiologist, Dr. Rogier Min. I set up a radio-transmission-based EEG recording system to monitor seizure activities in freely moving mice. Furthermore, I independently set up potassium-sensitive micro-electrodes, that allowed me to explore the function of astrocytes in extracellular potassium buffering during high neuronal activity. My PhD work culminated with recognition, as I was honored with an outstanding scientific contribution award at the International Astrocyte School in Italy in 2014.
Fuelled by the determination to delve deeper into neuron-glia interactions, I transitioned into a post-doctoral candidate at Prof. Maarten Kole’s lab at NIN-KNAW. Here, my focus extended to the functional role of GABergic interneuron-myelination. Immersed in this environment, I investigated the functional roles of myelin in, sleep, cognition, and multiple sclerosis, employing two mouse models to shed light on their pathophysiology. My repertoire of skills expanded, ranging from single-axon physiology to brain network oscillations and from cell-type-specific optical manipulation to brain-state-dependent oscillatory changes.
In 2021, I was awarded with Memorable Dementia fellowship from ZonMw to investigate interneuron-microglia crosstalk in Dementia development. In this project, I collaborated with my host PI, Prof Maarten Kole, Dr Evgenia Salta from NIN, and Dr Nikhil Panday at Genentech to discover the earliest biochemical and electrical biomarkers for dementia.
As I stand at this juncture, I am a trained pharmacologist equipped with a diverse toolkit of techniques garnered from expert neurophysiologists and insights into translation from clinicians, neuropathologists, and industrial experts. I am determined to take my neuroscience journey to the next level, embarking on a novel line of research studying neuroinflammation. This exciting direction holds the promise of contributing new dimensions to our understanding of the intricate interplay within the brain.
Invited lectures and poster presentations.
I have presented my research work at 23 invited lectures and seminars at National and International platforms. These presentations include International Astrocyte School (Italy, 2014), University College London (Institute of Neurology in 2015 and Department of Neuro, Physiology & Pharmacology in 2016), University of Cambridge (MRC Stem Cell Institute in 2016, Cambridge Centre for Myelin repair 2022), EMBO meeting on Axons at Heidelberg University (Germany, 2018), Myelin Meeting (Kassel, Germany, 2019), and Master class talk with Dr Beth Stevens from Harvard Medical School (2021), European Glia meeting (Berlin, 2023).
I presented my research as a poster presentation at 11 national and 8 international conferences. The international conferences include, Oxford-Cambridge Ion Channel Disease Initiative Meeting (OXION, Oxford 2010), Gordon Conference on Glia biology (California, 2013), European Glia Meetings (Berlin, 2013 and Marseille, 2021, Berlin 2023), Myelin Meeting (2015, Kassel), Federation of European Neuroscience Meeting (FENS-Copenhagen, 2016). Neuro-immunology symposium (Harvard Medical School, Broad Institute MIT, 2021). Gordon Conference and Seminar on Myelin (Italy, 2022).
Scientific session chair and discussion leadership
- Symposium chair at European Glia meeting 2023 on “Wrapping memories with myelin”, Berlin.
- Discussion leader at Gordon Research Seminar on myelin 2022 on “Cell-Cell Interaction Along Myelinated Axons”, Italy.
- Session co-chair with Prof Steven Kushner (Erasmus MC) at Dutch Neuroscience 2018 on “Fast-spiking interneurons: from new cellular insight to circuit functions”.
Teaching and mentoring
During my PhD and Postdoctoral time, I trained and supervised 8 MSc neuroscience students of which 4 embarked PhD in neuroscience. 9 BSc students from UvA, VU-University, European Erasmus program and Utrecht University. I instructed EEG radiotelemetry, FENS summer school 2016. I gave weekly practical lectures, and taught pharmacology to Bachelor of Medicine Students at Medical Science Training Centre (MSTC), University of Oxford.
I instructed at Cajal School for Advance Neuroscience on Glia in health and disease, 2023, Bordeaux, France.
Grants and Awards
- Memorable Dementia fellowship 2023 (ZonMw).
- I received an Outstanding Scientific Contribution Award at International Astrocyte School(http://ias2014.azuleon.org/awards.php). I received two travel awards (ICEN travel award for FENS and NIH-Chair award for Gordon Conference). Two best presentation awards at Amsterdam Neuroscience Annual Meeting (2013 and 2015). Best presentation award at Amsterdam Children symposium (2014). I received GATE 2009 (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) fellowship from Govt. of India, and a National and State Award for outstanding scientific contribution in applied physics (2001-2002).
Public outreach
I was editor for the Amsterdam Science Magazine (2015-2020) covering beta science in Amsterdam (https://amsterdamscience.org/). I strongly promote public-patient participation in science communication, and I organized MLC patient group meetings during my Ph.D. I have organized or presented my research at Spui 25 (https://spui25.nl/) and Fame-labs (https://www.britishcouncil.nl/famelab) and I promote science communication in my personal capacity (https://www.mohitdubey.com/projects.html).
Major collaborations established that are independent of PhD and postdoc supervisors
- Dr Nikhil Pandya (Genentech, California), (part of ZonMw Dementia Project)
- Dr Evgenia Salta (NIN, Amsterdam), (part of ZonMw Dementia Project)
- Prof Bernard Battler (University of Basel), (GABA receptors pharmacology)
- Dr Rob Wykes (Institute of Neurology, University College London), (Radiotelemetry and machine learning)
- Prof Mathijs Verhage (CNCR, VU university), (Radiotelemetry)
Continue Education
2014 4th International Astrocyte School (Bertinoro, Italy)
2014 “Write it Right” from NWO, The Netherlands.
2011-14 Graduate School Neurosciences Amsterdam (modules attended)
2011 Handling of experimental animals (Dutch certificate article 9)
2009 Home office, UK personal license module 1-4 for rat, mouse and guniea pig.
Additional activities and memberships
2015- 2016 Honorarium editor of Amsterdam Science Magazine, Science Park, Amsterdam
2011- Present Member of the Federation of European Neuroscience Society (FENS).
2011- Present Member of the Dutch Neuro-federation.
2010- Present Member of the Oxford-Cambridge Indian Society, New Delhi, India
2009- Present Lifetime member of the Indian Pharmacy Graduate Association(IPGA), India.
2012- 2014 Member of the organizing committee of the annual meeting for PhD students of the Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience (ONWAR).
2013- 2014 Founder member and President of the VU-University Indian Society,Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
2011-2014 Member of the organizing committee of the monthly meetings for PhD students of the Center for Neurogenomics & Cognitive Research (CNCR), The Netherlands.
2009-2010 Worked as ancient book coder at Oxford University Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, The United Kingdom.
2009-2010 Member of the Oxford Indian Society, University of Oxford, UK.
2008-2009 Inter-college Table Tennis Championship organized by Table Tennis Federation of India (TTFI).
2007-2008 Street drama act for general awareness of the heart disease. Organized by Indian heart foundation.
2007 Pharmaceutical industrial training at Process Development Lab, Ranbaxy Laboratories LTD, India. Handling of UV, IR, HPLC and flame photometric analysis for active pharmaceutical compounds.
Invited talk presentations
06/2017 Dutch Neuroscience 2017. “Seizures and disturbed brain extracellular potassium dynamics in MLC”
10/2015 15 Years Center for Childhood White Matter Disorders. “White matter edema; defects in ion and water homeostasis”
10/2015 GliaNED meeting 2015. “Impaired ion-water homeostasis causing epilepsy in leukodytrophy mouse models”
09/2015 15th Anniversary of childhood white matter disorder group. “White matter edema, disease and mechanism”
02/2015 FameLab Nijemgan, the Netherlands. “Brain Water Management system; insulation of brain electrical wires and beyond”
11/2014 Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience annual meeting (Woudschouten, The Netherlands). “Astro-Dam” brain ion-water management system.
05/2014 Dutch Endo-Neuro-Psycho Meeting (Lunteren, The Netherlands). Role of astrocytes in Ion water homeostasis in the developing brain.
04/2014 International Astrocyte School (Bertinoro, Italy). Role of MLC1 protein in brain ion-water homeostasis.
04/2012 Dutch Glia meeting (Netherlands Institute of Neurosciences, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Role of astrocytic MLC1 in myelinating brain.
12/2011 Childhood white matter disease group (VU-Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands). nAChR mediated synaptic plasticity modulation in anatomically identified hippocampal inhibitory interneurons.
Meetings/Symposia presentations
03/2017 Myelin meeting 2017 (Kassel, Germany) Dubey M, Brouwers E, Eline M.C. Hamilton, Oliver Stiedl, Marianna Bugiani, Henner Koch, Ursula Boschert, Robert C. Wykes, Huibert D. Mansvelder, Marjo S. van der Knaap and Rogier Min. Seizures and disturbed brain potassium dynamics in the leukodystrophy MLC. Poster
10/2016 Amsterdam Neuroscience 2016 annual meeting. Dubey M, Brouwers E, Eline M.C. Hamilton, Oliver Stiedl, Marianna Bugiani, Henner Koch, Ursula Boschert, Robert C. Wykes, Huibert D. Mansvelder, Marjo S. van der Knaap and Rogier Min. Seizures and disturbed brain potassium dynamics in the leukodystrophy MLC. Poster
03/2015 Gordon Research Conferences and Seminar (California, USA). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Eelke Browers, HD Mansvelder, Rogier Min and Marjo van der Knaap. Impaired ion-water homeostasis causing epilepsy in leukodytrophy mouse models. Poster
02/2015 Myelin meeting (Kassel, Germany). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Eelke Browers, HD Mansvelder, Rogier Min and Marjo van der Knaap. A mouse model of Megalencephalic Leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts. Poster
02/2014 Amsterdam Kinder symposium (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
11/2013 Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience annual meeting (Woudschoten, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
07/2013 XI European meeting on Glial Cells in Health and Disease (Berlin, Germany). Dubey M, Bugiani M, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Mouse model for Megalencephalic Leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts. Poster
04/2013 Annual Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam meeting (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Polder E, Postma N, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Mouse model for Megalencephalic Leukoencephalopathy with subcortical cysts. Poster
02/2013 Amsterdam Kinder symposium (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
11/2012 Graduate School Neuroscience Amsterdam and Rudolf Magnus Graduate School of Neuroscience annual meeting (Woudschoten, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M and Marjo van der Knaap. Role of astrocytic MLC1 in brain ion water homeostasis. Poster
04/2012 Annual Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam meeting (Amsterdam, The Netherlands). Dubey M, Bugiani M, Polder E, Postma N, HD Mansvelder and Marjo van der Knaap. Astrocytic MLC1 involved in brain water homeostasis and myelin integrity. Poster
09/2010 OXION 2010-meeting. OXION: Ion Channels and Disease Initiative by Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, London and MRC Harwell (Oxford, The United Kingdom). Dubey M, Sazbo A and Kari Lamsa. nAChR mediated synaptic plasticity modulation in anatomically identified hippocampal inhibitory interneurons. Poster