CANCELLED - Lifespan Network Neuroscience Symposium: Examining the trajectory of human development in health and disease - a pre-OHBM event
COVID-19 Update
The Lifespan Network Neuroscience Symposium: Examining the trajectory of human development in health and disease - a pre-OHBM event scheduled in June is cancelled. The symposium is now scheduled to take place in Korea in June 2021, more information to follow in August.
The Neuro (Montreal Neurological Institute-Hospital), will host the Lifespan Network Neuroscience Symposium, a pre-OHBM event that will take place on June 25, 2020. The one-day symposium will bring together a panel of international experts to share advances, innovations, and emerging ideas in network neuroscience from a lifespan perspective. Emphasis will be on developing recommendations and framework protocols to optimize network neuroimaging acquisition techniques, analysis, and modelling approaches. Speakers will also discuss the role of network neuroscience in understanding cognitive function and dysfunction across the lifespan as well as highlight opportunities for translational research and intervention.
Registration
Registration is available here.
Research Themes
Session 1: Early life development: In utero to adolescence and early adulthood
Session 2: Early developmental disorders
Session 3: Adult lifespan and typical aging
Session 4: Atypical aging and neurodegeneration
Program Abstract
The objective of this symposium is to share advances, innovations and emerging ideas in network neuroscience from a lifespan perspective. Emphasis will be on developing recommendations and framework protocols to optimize network neuroimaging acquisition techniques, analysis and modelling approaches. We will explore the role of network neuroscience in understanding cognitive function and dysfunction across the lifespan as well as highlight opportunities for translational research and intervention.
See the full program here.
Speakers
Boris Bernhardt, The Neuro
Jesse Brown, University of California
Linda Geerligs, Donders Institute
Danielle Bassett, University of Pennsylvania
Cheryl Grady , University of Toronto
Bratislav Misic, The Neuro Jorge Sepulcre, Harvard University
Theodor Satterthwaite, University of Pennsylvania
Nathan Spreng, The Neuro
Moriah Thomason, New York University
Lucina Uddin, University of Miami
Gagan Wig, University of Texas at Dallas
Organizing Committee
Nathan Spreng, Chair
Debbie Rashcovsky, Events Officer
Sasha Kelly, Conference and Events Coordinator
Hotels
McGill University has agreements for special rates with several other downtown hotels.
