Upcoming Neuromodulation Event
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February 18-22, 2023 | Lisbon, Portugal
13:00-17:00 | Foyer C - Early Registration - Sponsored by Magventure
07:00-07:30: Day 1 Theme: Overview of the Commonalities of the Methods: Focus on Basic Mechanisms
07:30-08:30 | Foyer C - Registration - Sponsored by Magventure (Sponsors: Magventure)
07:30-08:30 | Room 5A - Neurophet Workshop: Personalized tDCS using MRI-driven Stimulation Approach
Workshop presenters:Dong Hyeon Kim, Ph.D, Seong Hoon Lim MD, Ph.D, Tae-Woo Kim, MD
07:30-08:30 | Room 5B: Brainbox Workshop: An Introduction to Transcranial Focused Ultrasound
07:30-08:30 | Room 5C: Neuroelectrics Workshop: Recent advancement in the remotely supervised home based transcranial electrical stimulation
09:00-09:45 [PL01] Karunesh Ganguly, University of California and San Francisco VA Medical Center, USA
Talk title- Targeted modulation of neural population dynamics to improve movement control
09:45-10:05 [PL02.1] Giuseppina Pilloni, NYU Grossman School of Medicine, USA
Talk title- Home-based transcranial electrical stimulation to scale clinical trials: methodology, safety, and beyond
10:05-10:30 [PL02.2] Suellen Andrade, Paraiba Federal University, Brazil
Talk title- Modulation of brain-lung interactions using HD-tDCS: Mechanisms, clinical practice, and recent advances
10:30-11:00 Pavilion 1 & 3 - Refreshment break
11:00-12:45 | Auditorium I: Plenary Lectures & Presentation of the International Brain Stimulation Award
11:00-11:45 Hot Topic Lecture 1: [PL03] Casey Halpern, PennMedicine, USA
Talk title: Responsive nucleus accumbens deep brain stimulation for loss-of-control eating
11:45-12:45 International Brain Stimulation Award Lecture: [PL04] John Rothwell, University College London, London, UK
Past, present (and ?future) of TMS
12:45-13:45 Pavilion 1 & 3 - Lunch and Poster session 1
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 1 - Ana Ganho-Ávila, Christopher E. Hines
[OS01] Attacking the Suicide Crisis: Toward neurophysiologic understanding, improved risk stratification, precise treatment
response prediction, and intervening with therapeutic brain stimulation
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 2 - Stefan Schoisswohl - [OS02] Developments in data collection, evaluation and time course of transcranial evoked potentials
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 3: [OS03] Influence and optimization of TMS pulse parameters on cortical measures
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 4 - Mamede de Carvalho, Vincenzo Di Lazzaro - [OS04] Non-invasive Brain and Spinal Stimulation (NIBSS) in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS): an update
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 5 - Maximilian Lueckel, Til Ole Bergmann - [OS05] Personalized optimization of TMS coil positioning and target engagement based on brain connectivity and electric field modelling
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 6 - Marco Cambiaghi, Maria Vittoria Podda - [OS06] Shaping and rewiring brain networks by transcranial electrical stimulation
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 7 - Andre Brunoni, Giuseppina Pilloni - [OS07] The Potential Role of tDCS in the Management of Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-COV-2 (PASC)
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 8 - Mark S. George - [OS08] Travelling and optimizing parameter space for interleaved TMS/fMRI applications
12:45-13:45: On-Demand Symposium 25 - Kathryn Cunningham, Denise Wilkes - [OS25] Addressing chronic pain and the opioid epidemic using auricular neuromodulation
13:45-15:45: Auditorium III | Fast-Track Symposium - Zhi-De Deng, Sergey Makaroff, Konstantin Weise - Advanced computational modeling and optimization methods for brain stimulation
16:15-18:15: Auditorium I | Regular Symposium - Risto Ilmoniemi, Ulf Ziemann - The ConnectToBrain Project: On the way to multi-locus closed-loop brain stimulation
18:15-20:00: Pavilion 1 & 3 | Welcome Reception, Sponsored by LivaNova - Poster Session 1 continued
Day 2 Theme: Using Brain Stimulation Methods to Unlock How the Brain Works
07:30-08:30: Vielight Workshop: Photobiomodulation in Brain Stimulation – updates for 2023
07:30-08:30: Nexstim Workshop: Real-time quality check of neuronavigated TMS-evoked potentials: a live experimental session
07:30-08:30: Soterix Medical Workshop: Latest technology updates in Neuromodulation and Neuromonitoring
08:00-08:30: Pavilion 1 & 3 - Break
08:30-09:15: [PL05] Marcello Massimini - TMS-EEG: a window on cortical circuits in severe and focal brain injury
09:15-10:30: [PL06] Helen Barron - Measuring inhibitory engrams in memory storage and recall using concurrent tDCS-fMRI
10:00-10:30: Pavilion 1 & 3 Break
10:30-11:15: [PL07] Andrea Kühn - The role of chronic brain sensing technology for individualized deep brain stimulation therapy
11:15-12:00: [PL08] Colleen Hanlon - A 12 step journey to find a (TMS) treatment for drug and alcohol addiction: from discovery science to clinical trials
12:00-13:30: Pavilion 1 & 3: Lunch and Poster session 2
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 10 | Florian H. Kasten - [OS10] Challenges to individualised transcranial electric stimulation with current flow modelling in health and disease
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium | 11 Daria Antonenko, Alexander Opitz - [OS11] Dose response in non-invasive brain stimulation: From mechanisms to optimization
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 12 | Zhi-De Deng - [OS12] Insights and challenges in preclinical models of transcranial magnetic stimulation: multimodal investigations across animal species
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 13 | Shalini Narayana - [OS13] Non-invasive brain stimulation in pediatric epilepsy: Diagnostic, biomarker, and therapeutic applications of TMS
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 14 | Miguel Castelo-Branco - [OS14] Personalized treatment in neurodevelopmental disorders: challenges and perspectives
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 15 | Tulika Nandi, Bergmann Til Ole = [OS15] Solutions for auditory co-stimulation accompanying TMS and TUS
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 16 | Fabio Ferrarelli, Colleen Hanlon - [OS16] The sum is greater than the parts: insights into prefrontal dysfunction in neuropsychiatric disorders from TMS/EEG and TMS/fMRI
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 17 | Mohammad Ali Salehinejad - [OS17] Variability in transcranial electrical stimulation results: The role of circadian factors, aging, anatomical difference, and stimulation parameter
13:30-15:30: Auditorium I: Workshop 1 | Research uses of tDCS Workshops: Hands on Demonstrations and Round Table Discussions with Experts - Adam Woods, PhD and Giuseppina Pilloni PhD
13:30-15:30: Auditorium II: Workshop 2 | Clinical use of ECT Workshops - Hands on Demonstrations and Round Table Discussions with Experts - W. Vaughn McCall, MD, Declan M. McLoughlin, MD, PhD, and Harold A. Sackeim, PhD
13:30-15:30: Room 5B |Workshop 3: Transauricular Vagus Nerve Stimulation - taVNS - Nuts and bolts of methods, sham techniques, pairing with behavior, side effects Workshops
Hands on Demonstrations and Round Table Discussions with Experts13:30-15:30: Room 5A | Workshop 4: Deep brain stimulation: Hot topics and demonstration Workshops - Quickie debates on the future of DBS
16:00-18:00: Auditorium III + IV: | 3c Regular Symposium - Ana Ganho-Ávila, Anna-Lisa Schuler
19:30-22:30: Conference Dinner (ticket holders only) at SUD Lisboa - Sponsored by MECTA/SigmaStim
07:30-08:00: Day 3 Theme: State of the Art Clinical Applications of Brain Stimulation Methods
08:00-08:30 Pavilion 1 & 3: Morning refreshments
09:15-10:00: [PL10] Ritsuko Hanajima - Quadripulse stimulation (QPS): applications to neurological disorders
10:00-10:30: Pavilion 1 & 3 - Break
10:30-11:15: [PL11] Jennifer Chandler, University of Ottawa, Canada - Brain Stimulation Law: Legal issues raised by current and emerging neuromodulation therapies
11:15-12:00: [PL12] Mark George, Editor-in-Chief, Brain Stimulation, Medical University of South Carolina, USA - What would Egas Moniz think of our field now? The checkered past, amazing present, and exciting future of brain stimulation in neuropsychiatry
12:00-13:30: Pavilion 1 & 3 - Lunch and Poster session 3
12:00-13:30: On Demand Symposium - [OS18] Deep Brain Stimulation in psychiatry: From theory to practice, from practice to clinical understanding
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 19 - Andre Brunoni, Victor Tang - [OS19] Expert Consensus in Neuromodulation: a New Clinical Standard?
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 20 - Joshua Brown - [OS20] Mechanisms of TMS: from synapse to circuit
12:00-13:30: On-Demand Symposium 21 - Giacomo Koch, Moussavi Zahra - [OS21] Non-invasive brain stimulation treatments for Alzheimer’s disease
18 Feb | Industry sponsored workshops
19 Feb | Early registration | Industry sponsored workshops
20 Feb | Registration | Plenary lectures | Symposia | Poster sessions | Industry sponsored workshops
21 Feb | Plenary lectures | Symposia | Poster sessions | Industry sponsored workshops | Conference dinner
22 Feb | Plenary lectures | Symposia | Poster sessions | Poster awards | Industry sponsored workshops
The field of brain stimulation continues to undergo phenomenal growth. Brain stimulation methods are rapidly transforming research on brain mechanisms, from the molecular to the behavioral, and offer new approaches to therapeutics for brain disorders. In many ways, the field of brain stimulation represents a paradigm shift, augmenting and sometimes supplanting the dominant psychopharmacological approaches of the past several decades. Currently, there are single theme meetings around the world that that are either technique or profession based or that limit the science of neuromodulation in other ways. This fifth international meeting, organized by Elsevier and sponsored by and integrated with the journal Brain Stimulation, continues in the tradition of the prior highly successful meetings – the first meeting was held in Singapore in 2015, then Barcelona in 2017, Vancouver in 2019 and most recently Charleston in 2021. This meeting will continue the integrative multidisciplinary approach of the prior meetings. Basic scientists will attend lectures by engineers and psychiatrists. Cognitive neuroscientists will mingle with neurosurgeons and brain modelling physicists. This fertile cross-disciplinary meeting will provide ample opportunity to discuss the science that is driving advances in this field.
Topics will include:
Animal models Brain-computer interface Closed-loop or responsive stimulation Combining brain stimulation methods with brain imaging Computer modeling of brain stimulation methods Deep brain stimulation (DBS) EEG-synchronization Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) Focal pharmacology Neuronavigation Neurophysiology Novel neuromodulation techniques Plasticity of the nervous system Transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) Transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) Transcranial pulsed ultrasound (tPUS) Vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) Basic neuroscience Clinical neurological applications Clinical psychiatric applications Cognitive and affective neuroscience
Mark S. George, Editor-in-Chief, Brain Stimulation, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, USA Harold A. Sackeim, Founding Editor, Brain Stimulation, Columbia University, New York, NY, USA
Marom Bikson, PhD, The City College of New York, New York New York, USA Shirley Fecteau, Laval University, Quebec, Quebec, Canada Paul B. Fitzgerald, MBBS, PhD, Monash Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia Mark S. George, MD, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, USA Ritsuko Hanajima, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan Zelma Kiss, MD, PhD, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Jyutika Mehta, PhD, Texas Woman's University, Denton, Texas, USA Randolph Nudo, PhD, The University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, Kansas, USA John Rothwell, PhD, University College London, London, UK Harold A. Sackeim, PhD, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, New York NY, USA Charlotte Stagg, MRCP, DPhil, Oxford, United Kingdom Ulf Ziemann, MD, Hertie Institute for Clinical Brain Research, Department Neurology and Stroke, Tübingen, Germany
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