Program at a Glance
Featured Sessions Tracks
Final program content may be distributed across multiple sessions / workshops
| Sessions Track: If (and how) to personalize TMS | |
| Nolan Williams, MD - Stanford Accelerated TMS protocol (SAINT): What’s next? | |
| Mark George, MD - Establishing optimal dose and objective outcome indicators for TMS | |
| Michael Fox, MD - To Target or Not to Target TMS | |
| Alexander Opitz, PhD - Four dimensions of individualization in brain stimulation for psychiatric disorders: context, target, dose, and timing | |
| Noah Phillips, PhD - Network mechanisms of clinical response to transcranial magnetic stimulation in PTSD and MDD | |
| Corey Keller, MD, PhD - Stimulation mapping and whole-brain modeling reveal gradients of excitability and recurrence in cortical networks | |
| Jing Jang, PhD - Signatures of response to TMS | |
| Sessions Track: New Biomarkers of Brain Stimulation | |
| Helen Mayberg, MD - The next 5 years of DBS for depression | |
| Prasad Shirvalkar, MD, PhD - Deep Brain Stimulation for Pain with Biomarkers | |
| Michael Fox, MD, PhD - Evoked response signatures explain deep brain stimulation outcomes | |
| Allison Waters, PhD - Brain-Based biomarkers for the neuromodulation of depression | |
| Nicole Provenza, PhD - Decoding and modulating circuits of depression and OCD | |
| Ghazaleh Darmani, PhD - Subthalamic local field potential dynamics during motor cortex and basal ganglia transcranial ultrasound stimulation | |
| Nanditha Rajamani, PhD - Deep brain stimulation of symptom-specific networks | |
| Dora Hermes, PhD - Signatures of electrical stimulation driven network interactions | |
| Katherine Scangos, MD, PhD - Closed-loop neuromodulation in an individual with treatment-resistant depression | |
| Renée Hartig, PhD - Context-dependent modulation of the body-brain axis | |
| Timothy Denison, PhD - Towards adaptive neuromodulation | |
| Helen Bronte-Stewart, MD - Closing the loop in DBS: A data-driven approach | |
| Stavros Zanos, MD - Precision vagal neuromodulation driven by functional nerve anatomy, physiologic and immunologic biomarkers and therapy personalization | |
| Cynthia Steinhardt, PhD - Learning to control the brain through adaptive closed-loop patterned stimulation | |
| Andrea A. Kühn, PhD - Deep Brain Stimulation Responsive Networks | |
| Sessions Track: Technology of the Next 5 Years of Brain Stimulation | |
| Aman Aberra, PhD - Neuromodulation of synapses | |
| Angel Peterchev, PhD - New Directions (and Directionality) in TMS Technology | |
| Nir Grossman, PhD - Advances in Noninvasive deep brain stimulation via temporally interfering electric fields | |
| Cameron McIntyre, PhD - The prospects and challenges of DBS as a field | |
| Warren Grill, PhD - Computational tools for highly efficient neuromodulation using multi-modal imaging | |
| Christopher Rozell, PhD - Explainable AI to advanced DBS for depression | |
| Ines Violante, PhD - Non-Invasive temporal interference stimulation in motor skill learning and in Alzheimer’s disease | |
| Leigh Charvet, PhD - Home-based tDCS | |
| Renata Saha, PhD - From micro-magnetic particles to wearables: manufacturing scalable neural interfaces | |
| Marom Bikson, PhD - Wearable disposable brain stimulation | |
| Kim Butts Pauly, PhD - Transcranial direct current stimulation neuromodulates intracranial cognitive evoked activity in humans | |
| Sessions Track: New Mechanisms to Optimize Brain Stimulation | |
| Marco Capogrosso, PhD - Biophysics of epidural spinal cord stimulation for pain and degenerative disease | |
| Xue “Shu” Han, PhD - Large-scale neuronal images of ultrasound and deep brain stimulation | |
| Erin Purcell, PhD - Spatial transcriptomics at the neural-electrode interface | |
| Giussepinna Pilloni, PhD - Unveiling Metabolic and Hemodynamic Mechanisms of tDCS | |
| Duygu Kuzum, PhD - High-density transparent microelectrode technologies for multimodal experiments combining e-phys with optical imaging and stimulation | |
| Cristin Welle, PhD - Vagus nerve stimulation drives selective circuit modulation through cholinergic reinforcement | |
| Irene Rembado, PhD - Brain state (and thalamic feedback) shapes responses to cortical and vagus nerve stimulation | |
| Jeffrey R. Capadona, PhD - Bacteria invade the brain following electrode implantation, inducing gut-brain axis and electrode performance disruption | |
| Laurent Koessler, PhD - Transcranial direct current stimulation neuromodulates intracranial cognitive evoked activity in humans | |
| Sessions Track: Clinical Advances to Get Excited About | |
| Andre Brunoni, PhD - How to make tDCS work for depression treatment | |
| Kiran Patel, MD - Neuromodulation for painful diabetic neuropathy | |
| Hamed Ekhtiari, MD, PhD - Where are we in addiction neuromodulation? | |
| Linda Carpenter, PhD - Improvements in TMS and home-based neuromodulation for depression | |
| Lais Razza, PhD - Improving tDCS for depression | |
| Nicholas D. Schiff, MD - Thalamic DBS for traumatic brain injuries | |
| Doris D. Wang, MD, PhD - Understanding and enhancing deep brain stimulation outcomes in Parkinson’s disease | |
| Andrea A. Kühn, PhD - Clinical Advances to Get Excited About Adaptive and Image Guided DBS for Parkinson | |
| Sessions Track: Getting Down to Business | |
| Amaza Reitmeier | |
| Timothy Denison, PhD | |
| Lisa Shafer, PhD | |
| Cameron McIntyre, PhD |
Pre- & Post-Conference Workshops & Courses
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» Computational Neuromodulation Workshop: Modeling brain stimulation fundamental and applications
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» Addiction Neuromodulation Trials: How to Optimize Design and Outcomes
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