We are now accepting proposals for symposia and e-posters.
Please consider the following instructions:
o Symposium will have to include 2 chairpersons and 3-4 speakers.
o Considering both speakers and chairpersons, a maximum of 2 people from the same Country and 2 people from the same Department is allowed.
o Gender and geographical balance is pursued.
o Include a short paragraph on educational objectives if appropriate.
o All proposal should be submitted in English.
2) E-poster proposals:
In this first phase, you are required to submit only the abstract for your e-poster proposal. After approval of your proposal, you will be required to upload the actual poster.
Please consider the following instructions:
o Please use generic names of drugs.
o The abstract must be balanced and contain no commercial promotional content.
o Please note that patient names, hospital ID numbers or other identifying information are not allowed in the abstract and poster.
o Tables are not allowed, but you can upload one figure if required.
Abstracts (max. 250 words) should use the following structured format:
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Methods
- Results
- Conclusions
Deadline: 30th June 2021
Topics of the proposals
- EEG/MEG and brain imaging endophenotypes in precision medicine: standard and new findings
- Clinical application of EEG/MEG and brain imaging findings
- EEG/MEG and brain imaging biomarkers of conversion to psychosis and dementia
- EEG/MEG and brain imaging biomarkers in children with cognitive disorders
- Structural and functional brain connectivity measures
- Progress and challenges in EEG/MEG source imaging
- Neurophysiology of cognition and emotions
- Neurostimulation and neuromodulation
- Translational neurophysiology
- Advances in the modeling of the brain activity
- Multimodal neuroimaging: research and clinical application
- Microstates, celebrating the first fifty years of a method of studying brain activity
- EEG/MEG and brain imaging biomarkers of psychopathology: from basic to clinical neuroscience
- Brain plasticity, basic and clinical imaging of disability
- Innovations in brain activity (tele)monitoring