Healthy interactions!

Adult microglia (green) intertwined with embryonic hippocampal neurons in culture (red = synaptophysin+ puncta). Picture credit: Tina Bilousova

1. •CGNI Announcements
   

2. •UCR graduate programs
   

3. •Job opportunities
   

4. •Glial-related websites
   

5. •Wish to become a CGNI member?

UCR’s Center for Glial-Neuronal Interactions (CGNI) brings together a diverse group of researchers able

                            to apply a broad array of experimental approaches

                            to identify and to therapeutically manipulate

       the neuronal and glia interactions essential for brain and spinal cord function