Charles University at SfN 2026

Nov 14–18, 2026 Washington, DC ~21k attendees Website

Charles University brings 3 presentations to SfN 2026 in Washington. Its presentations centre on seizure protection, cortical activity during ripples, and steroidal modulation of NMDA receptors. One thread explores how these modulators can enhance presynaptic glutamate release and increase locomotor activity in zebrafish larvae despite opposing postsynaptic effects.

Organization	SfN 2026 Attendance
Charles University Prague, Czechia
cuni.cz Universities and research institutes Public research university in Prague, Czech Republic.	Talk Sun Nov 15 1:15–1:30pm Part of Session NANO11: Mechanism-Based Therapeutics for Developmental and Acquired Epilepsy Novel synthetic neurosteroid PPG offers distinctive mechanisms of anti-seizure protection in the pentylenetetrazol animal model of limbic epilepsy WCC Rm 140 Poster Mon Nov 16 8am–noon Part of Session PSTR123: Oscillations and Synchrony Class-specific modulation of single-unit activity during cortical ripples in macaque primary visual cortex WCC Halls A-C · Board L4 Talk Wed Nov 18 8–8:15am Part of Session NANO38: Pre- and Postsynaptic Modulation Steroidal modulators of NMDA receptors enhance presynaptic glutamate release and increase locomotor activity in zebrafish larvae despite opposing postsynaptic effects WCC Rm 145

Organization

SfN 2026 Attendance

Charles University

Prague, Czechia

cuni.cz

Universities and research institutes

Public research university in Prague, Czech Republic.

Talk

Sun Nov 15
1:15–1:30pm

Part of Session NANO11: Mechanism-Based Therapeutics for Developmental and Acquired Epilepsy

Novel synthetic neurosteroid PPG offers distinctive mechanisms of anti-seizure protection in the pentylenetetrazol animal model of limbic epilepsy

WCC Rm 140

Poster

Mon Nov 16
8am–noon

Part of Session PSTR123: Oscillations and Synchrony

Class-specific modulation of single-unit activity during cortical ripples in macaque primary visual cortex

WCC Halls A-C · Board L4

Talk

Wed Nov 18
8–8:15am

Part of Session NANO38: Pre- and Postsynaptic Modulation

Steroidal modulators of NMDA receptors enhance presynaptic glutamate release and increase locomotor activity in zebrafish larvae despite opposing postsynaptic effects

WCC Rm 145

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