Tuesday, June 28th

Morning Symposia / 8:00-9:15

• The added value of simultaneous multimodal recordings in neurosciences
• Social Neuroscience and Neuroimaging: Perspectives and Open Questions
• Effects of Head Motion on Structural and Functional MRI Studies
• Skeptical Connectivity: Time for Something Completely Different

Keynote Lecture:  Mapping Addiction in the Human Brain / 9:30-10:15
Nora Volkow, MD / National Institute on Drug Abuse

Oral Sessions / 10:30-11:45

• Acquisition and Pre-processing Methods
• Higher Cognitive Functions
• Learning and Memory
• Neuropsychiatric Disorders
• Parcellation & informatics

EGI Lunch Symposium: Dense Array Transcranial Electrical Neuromodulation / 12:00-14:30

Philips Lunch Symposium: Discover new clinical pathways with confidence within your daily research/ 12:00-14:30

LABMAN Meeting / 12:00-13:00
Neuroscience and neuroimaging research in Latin America is hindered by a lack of critical mass within any single country. LABMAN (www.labman.org) is an initiative intended to formalize disparate collaborative threads into a Latin American network via exchange of software, data, personnel, training and ideas through a coordinated network, both organizational and electronic. This meeting is intended at recruiting more LA laboratories and members into the network, discussing current and future collaborative projects in the region and share information regarding new developments at the national level. 

Poster Session / 12:45-14:45
Poster numbers 1000-2413 / Categories

Afternoon Symposia / 14:45-16:00

• Early Developmental Studies of Autism Spectrum Disorder
• Modulating functional brain systems with non-invasive brain stimulation
• Revealing Fine-Scale Representations and Processing with High-Resolution fMRI and MVPA

Keynote Lecture:  Functional and casual relationships based on EEG/MEG signals / 16:15-17:00
Fernando Lopes da Silva, MD, PhD / University of Amsterdam

Poster Reception / 17:00-18:30
Poster numbers 1000-2412 / Categories