Thomas Jefferson University at SfN 2026

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

Thomas Jefferson University brings 11 presentations to SfN 2026 in Washington. Its SfN 2026 presentations centre on memory and brain rhythms, neural injury and sensory change, and mechanisms of neurological and mood disorders. One thread examines how a synaptogenic astrocyte subpopulation may help reconnect respiratory neural circuitry after spinal cord injury.

Organization	SfN 2026 Attendance
Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, PA
jefferson.edu Universities and research institutes Private research university in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with programs in neuroscience and related health sciences.	Poster Sat Nov 14 1–5pm Part of Session PSTR007: Network Interactions: Other Machine learning-assisted characterization of hippocampal input-output transformations on an ex vivo three-dimensional MEA platform WCC Halls A-C · Board T17 Poster Sat Nov 14 1–5pm Part of Session PSTR030: Memory Encoding and Retrieval in the Human Brain Slow-theta oscillations play a retrieval-specific causal role in human hippocampal memory WCC Halls A-C · Board HH3 Poster Sun Nov 15 8am–noon Part of Session PSTR066: Blood Brain Barrier Function and Transport In vitro assessment of blood-brain barrier permeability using Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing (ECIS) WCC Halls A-C · Board FF5 Poster Sun Nov 15 1–5pm Part of Session LBP011: H.05. Mood Disorders Ketamine infusion enhances the transcripts and chromatin accessibility of the genes associated with protein translation and turnover pathways in patients with treatment resistant depression WCC Halls A-C · Board B56 Poster Mon Nov 16 8am–noon Part of Session LBP023: D.05. Spinal Cord and Peripheral Nerve Injury and Plasticity Transplantation of a synaptogenic astrocyte subpopulation promotes reconnection of respiratory neural circuitry following spinal cord injury WCC Halls A-C · Board B32 Poster Mon Nov 16 8am–noon Part of Session LBP026: G.02. Neuroendrocrine Processes and Behavior Effects of Chronically Elevated Basal Glucocorticoids on Behavior and Physiology in Male Rats WCC Halls A-C · Board C8 Poster Mon Nov 16 1–5pm Part of Session LBP034: E.01. Somatosensation Reduced phantom limb pain after treatment is associated with decreased activity in primary motor and sensory cortex and the insula WCC Halls A-C · Board B17 Poster Tue Nov 17 8am–noon Part of Session PSTR233: Action/Sensation/Movement Selection: Human (Behavior/Physiology/Imaging) II Somatosensory realignment following adaptation alters motor planning WCC Halls A-C · Board DD25 Poster Tue Nov 17 1–5pm Part of Session PSTR266: Other Neuromuscular Diseases Efficacy and Sustained Effects of Intravenous Immunoglobulin in Post‑Polio Syndrome: Results from the Randomized, Placebo‑Controlled FORCE Trial WCC Halls A-C · Board Web Only Poster Tue Nov 17 1–5pm Part of Session PSTR267: The Peripheral Immune System in CNS Homeostasis and Disease Distinct peripheral immune populations contribute to LRRK2-dependent Parkinsonian pathology following H1N1 influenza infection WCC Halls A-C · Board Y23 Poster Wed Nov 18 8am–noon Part of Session PSTR334: Episodic and Episodic-Like Memory Depression Selectively Impairs Temporal Context Organization in Episodic Memory WCC Halls A-C · Board LL43

Organization

SfN 2026 Attendance

Thomas Jefferson University

Philadelphia, PA

jefferson.edu

Universities and research institutes

Private research university in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with programs in neuroscience and related health sciences.

Poster

Sat Nov 14
1–5pm

Part of Session PSTR007: Network Interactions: Other

Machine learning-assisted characterization of hippocampal input-output transformations on an ex vivo three-dimensional MEA platform

WCC Halls A-C · Board T17

Poster

Sat Nov 14
1–5pm

Part of Session PSTR030: Memory Encoding and Retrieval in the Human Brain

Slow-theta oscillations play a retrieval-specific causal role in human hippocampal memory

WCC Halls A-C · Board HH3

Poster

Sun Nov 15
8am–noon

Part of Session PSTR066: Blood Brain Barrier Function and Transport

In vitro assessment of blood-brain barrier permeability using Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing (ECIS)

WCC Halls A-C · Board FF5

Poster

Sun Nov 15
1–5pm

Part of Session LBP011: H.05. Mood Disorders

Ketamine infusion enhances the transcripts and chromatin accessibility of the genes associated with protein translation and turnover pathways in patients with treatment resistant depression

WCC Halls A-C · Board B56

Poster

Mon Nov 16
8am–noon

Part of Session LBP023: D.05. Spinal Cord and Peripheral Nerve Injury and Plasticity

Transplantation of a synaptogenic astrocyte subpopulation promotes reconnection of respiratory neural circuitry following spinal cord injury

WCC Halls A-C · Board B32

Poster

Mon Nov 16
8am–noon

Part of Session LBP026: G.02. Neuroendrocrine Processes and Behavior

Effects of Chronically Elevated Basal Glucocorticoids on Behavior and Physiology in Male Rats

WCC Halls A-C · Board C8

Poster

Mon Nov 16
1–5pm

Part of Session LBP034: E.01. Somatosensation

Reduced phantom limb pain after treatment is associated with decreased activity in primary motor and sensory cortex and the insula

WCC Halls A-C · Board B17

Poster

Tue Nov 17
8am–noon

Part of Session PSTR233: Action/Sensation/Movement Selection: Human (Behavior/Physiology/Imaging) II

Somatosensory realignment following adaptation alters motor planning

WCC Halls A-C · Board DD25

Poster

Tue Nov 17
1–5pm

Part of Session PSTR266: Other Neuromuscular Diseases

Efficacy and Sustained Effects of Intravenous Immunoglobulin in Post‑Polio Syndrome: Results from the Randomized, Placebo‑Controlled FORCE Trial

WCC Halls A-C · Board Web Only

Poster

Tue Nov 17
1–5pm

Part of Session PSTR267: The Peripheral Immune System in CNS Homeostasis and Disease

Distinct peripheral immune populations contribute to LRRK2-dependent Parkinsonian pathology following H1N1 influenza infection

WCC Halls A-C · Board Y23

Poster

Wed Nov 18
8am–noon

Part of Session PSTR334: Episodic and Episodic-Like Memory

Depression Selectively Impairs Temporal Context Organization in Episodic Memory

WCC Halls A-C · Board LL43

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