| 0745 |
Registration and breakfast
Location: PGCRL 2nd Floor Lobby/Gallery
Speaker ready room available
Location: Event Room 3a
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| 0900 |
Parallel Didactic Sessions
Chair: Hideaki Shiraishi, MD, DMS
Location: PGCRL Auditorium
- Getting started with MEG for epilepsy
Heidi Kirsch, MS, MD
Professor of Neurology and Radiology
Clinical Director, UCSF Biomagnetic Imaging Laboratory
UCSF, San Francisco CA
Chair: Hiroshi Otsubo, MD
Location: Event Room 2a & b
- Sedation during MEG: CCHMC cases
Hisako Fujiwara, PhD
MEG Lab Manager & Research Associate
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati OH
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| 1000 |
Break with exhibitors
Location: PGCRL 2nd Floor Lobby/Gallery |
| 1030 |
Group photo
Location: PGCRL 2nd Floor Lobby/Gallery |
| 1110 |
Chair: Don Mabbott, PhD
Keynote #2: Neurophysiological MArkets of Aging and Cognitive Decline
Tony Wilson, PhD
Scientific Director, Center for Magnetoencephalography & Associate Professor
Department of Neurological Sciences, Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha NE
Location: PGCRL Auditorium
|
| 1200 |
Poster and lunch
Location: PGCRL 2nd Floor Lobby/Gallery
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| 1300-1400 |
Chair: Tim Bardouille, PhD
Brief Oral Presentations:
Neurological conditions, cognition, computational approaches
Presentations are 5 minutes long with 2 minutes for questions
Only first authors listed. Please see full author list on website.
Location: Event Room 2a & b
- Abstract #2
Submission ID 680930
Evaluating Visual Evoked Cortical Magnetic Responses in Youth with Demyelination
Laura Kim
Time: 1300
- Abstract #21
Submission ID 675798
Reorganization of Functional Language Networks Following Neonatal Arterial Ischemic Stroke Supports Language
Outcome
Zahra Emami
Time: 1307
- Abstract #47
Submission ID 692928
Reduction of spontaneous beta bursts in Parkinson’s disease is correlated with motor symptom severity
Mikkel Vinding
Time: 1314
- Abstract #45
Submission ID 694591
Concussion during adolescence disrupts local and large-scale neurophysiological circuits
Benjamin Dunkley
Time: 1321
- Abstract #46
Submission ID 694754
Nonpharmacological Treatment changes resting-state brain activity in patients with dementia
Yoshihito Shigihara
Time: 1328
- Abstract #33
Submission ID 676722
Interbrain coupling during turn-taking verbal interactions between mothers and children
Jo-Fu Lotus Lin
Time: 1335
- Abstract #34
Submission ID 678643
Enhanced beta modulations in primary sensorymotor and visual cortices reflect visuomotor control: A precursor to neurofeedback
Chungmin Han
Time: 1342
- Abstract #35
Submission ID 677295
Limitations of Magnetoencephalography for detecting high frequency activity
Naohiro Tsuyuguchi
Time: 1349
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| 1400-1500 |
Parallel Symposia
Presentations are 15 minutes long with 5 minutes for questions
Only first authors listed. Please see full author list on website.
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Symposium #3: Neurological conditions (excluding epilepsy)
Chair: Seppo Ahlfors, PhD
Location: PGCRL Auditorium
- Abstract #43
Submission ID 677118
The effect of normal-appearing white matter changes on visual-gamma in peadiatric acquired demyelinating syndromes
Sonya Bells
Time: 1400
- Abstract #57
Submission ID 674683
Communication study: Hyperscanning using dual-MEG
Kazuyori Yagyu
Time: 1420
- Abstract #58
Submission ID 673882
Marked Increases in Resting-State MEG Gamma-Band Activity in Combat-related Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: a Novel Imaging Marker
Mingxiong Huang
Time: 1440
- Abstract #44
Submission ID 680695
The distinct impact of age on occipital neural dynamics in HIV-infected adults with and without cognitive impairment
Alex Wiesman
Time: 1500
|
| 1400-1500 |
Location: Event Room 2a & b
Chair: Sylvain Baillet, MD
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Symposium #4: Connectivity, Computational Approaches, Perception &
Sensation, Other Methodologies
- Abstract #38
Submission ID 678997
Characterizing Transient Spectral Events in Big Data
Timothy Bardouille
Time: 1400
- Abstract #59
Submission ID 666935
Resting state MEG for rational planning of neurostimulation treatment in stroke and dementia
Jed Meltzer
Time: 1420
- Abstract #61
Submission ID 679283
The respiratory cycle modulates pain processing: an experimental study
Isamu Ozaki
Time: 1440
- Abstract #36
Submission ID 666061
Simple and concise operation makes the most of MEG
Yoshihito Shigihara
Time: 1500
|
| 1530 |
Break with exhibitors
Location: PGCRL 2nd Floor Lobby/Gallery
|
| 1600 |
Chair: Masayuki Hirata, MD, PhD & MEng
Perspectives Session:
Moving Optically Pumped Magnetometers toward clinical application
Gareth Barnes, PhD
Head of Magnetoencephalgraphy
Welcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London UK
|
| 1645 |
Social Brain Using Simultaneous MEG System
Mitsuru Kikuchi, MD PhD
Kindai Research Center for Child Mental Development
Faculty of Medicine, Institute of Medical, Pharmaceutical and Health Sciences
Kanazawa University, Kanazawa Japan
|
| 1730 |
End of Academic Day (Please remove your posters) |
| 1730 |
ISACM Board Meeting (executive committee only)
Location: Event Room 3a
|
| 1830 |
End of Board Meeting |
