News
MINS Year of Brain Science Technology
The 2019 Mahoney Institute for Neurosciences (MINS) Year of Brain Science Technology Student Kick-Off Symposium will take place Friday, September 13th from 1pm-6pm. Ph.D. students Nicolette Driscoll and Brendan Murphy helped coordinate this event as members of the MINS Year of Brain Science Technology Student Committee. Among a number of speakers are lab members Nicolette […]
The lab goes to ICTALS
Many of our own lab members attended and participated in the International Conference for Technology and Analysis of Seizures (ICTALS) in Exeter, UK. ICTALS 2019 aims to bring together neurologists, neuroscientists, researchers from quantitative disciplines and people with lived experience of epilepsy in order to work as a community to advance our understanding of epilepsy […]
Dr. Brian Litt – Neurosurgery Grand Rounds
Dr. Brian Litt has been invited to speak at Penn’s Neurosurgery Grand Rounds on Thursday, August 15th. He will give a talk titled “Neuroengineering Collaboration in the CNT: Hardware, Software, and Wetware.” Grand Rounds will take place at 7am-8am in the Smilow Research Center.
Funding Available: Medical Devices and Health Technology Development Pilot Award
Penn Health-Tech and the Penn Medicine Center for Health Care Innovation invite faculty and staff from the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Medicine, and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) to submit proposals for pilot funding by September 23, 2019 at 5pm. The goal of this funding is to support the development of medical device and health technology projects that […]
Events
Advanced Technology for Clinicians Meeting in Venice
Brian Litt, MD and the Neuroscience School of Advanced Studies (NSAS) will be hosting a 5-day workshop ‘Epilepsy: Advanced Technology for Clinicians’ on the Island of San Servolo in Venice, Italy from October 5-10, 2018.
In this workshop, world clinician-experts in engineering, neuroscience and clinical neurology present the latest tools for state-of-the-art epilepsy care and present cases to demonstrate their use. By the end of the workshop attendees will learn how to apply: (1) the newest imaging and electrophysiology techniques to map brain structure and function, (2) novel tools to link imaging with intracranial electrodes, (3) new surgical techniques for focal therapy including laser, radiofrequency ablation and focused ultrasound, and (4) the newest implantable antiepileptic devices.
For more information on the workshop: https://www.nsas.it/workshops2018/workshops/epilepsy/
To register for the workshop: https://www.nsas.it/workshops2018/application/
Presenting Faculty :
Mark Cook, University of Melbourne, Australia
Gregory A. Worrell, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, USA
John Duncan, UCL, London, UK
Matthias Koepp, UCL, London, UK
Robert Gross, Emory University, Atlanta, USA
Timothy Lucas, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
Kathryn Davis, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
Brian Litt, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA
Advances in Functional Neurosurgery Meeting
