Del Monte Institute Symposium 2019

Manipulating Brain States – Invasive Mapping and Neuromodulation in Human Neurological Disease
October 24-26, 2019
Memorial Art Gallery
Tremendous progress has been made in the deployment of direct brain modulation/stimulation techniques, both non-invasive and intracranially implanted, to treat neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions. The emerging field of neuromodulation stands at the interface of clinical delivery and novel cutting-edge technological advances, and is the process of understanding the capabilities of these techniques and developing the parameters and protocols necessary for effective treatment delivery. Attendees at this meeting will learn of the latest applications, techniques, technologies, and mechanistic accounts of neuromodulation, and will be brought abreast of the clinical conditions that are best suited for treatment with these devices.
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Keynote Speakers:
Helen Mayberg, MD (Icahn School of Medicine)
Kilian J. and Caroline F. Schmitt Neuroscience Keynote Address
Itzhak Fried, MD PhD (UCLA)
Del Monte Family Neuroscience Keynote Address
Additional Speakers:
- Michael Beauchamp, PhD
- Marom Bikson, PhD
- Stephanie Buss, MD
- Ian Cook, MD
- Nathan Crone, MD
- Youssef Ezzyat, PhD
- Suzanne N. Haber, PhD
- Andrew L. Ko, MD
- Ralph Koek, MD
- Patricia Limousin, MD, PhD
- David McMullen, NIHM
- Sophie Molholm, PhD
- Jacinta O'Shea, PhD
- Mark Richardson, MD, PhD
- Thomas Schläpfer, PhD
- Nanthia Suthana, PhD
- Nitin Tandon, MD
- Gregor Thut, PhD
- Gregory Worrell, MD, PhD
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