Inaugural lecture: Dolga on the path of renewal: Regenerative Neuropharmacology for the aging brain

When a scientist is appointed professor, she or he holds an inaugural lecture: a public speech of maximum 30 minutes in the auditorium of the university for an audience. Often this speech is about the research area of the newly appointed professor and his or her vision on it.
In her inaugural lecture, Prof. Amalia Dolga introduces regenerative neuropharmacology, a field that uses molecules to protect and renew the ageing brain. Using stem-cell models of the human brain, she argues that targeting mitochondrial function and the main immune brain cells, microglia could become key strategies for healthy ageing.
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Inaugural lecture Prof A.M. (Amalia) Dolga
Friday 23-10-2026 4.15 p.m. - 5.00 p.m.
Aula Academy Building, Broerstraat 5, Groningen
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Title: The path of renewal: Regenerative Neuropharmacology for the aging brain
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Chair: Regenerative Neuropharmacology
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Faculty: Science and Engineering
Registration please at the latest one week in advance via the registration form .
Livestream on 23 October 2026
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