International Symposium | 19th to 22nd September

The Symposium

NEWroscience 2023

The Symposium

Upcoming September the Neurophysiology and Experimental Neuroethology Laboratory (LNNE) at the Ribeirão Preto School of Medicine – University of São Paulo, will promote the “International Symposium NEWroscience 2023. Epilepsy and Neuropsyquiatric Comorbidities. From Semiology, to Vulnerable/Resilient Brain Networks, to Personalized Therapies

To be held in Ribeirão Preto from September 19th to 22nd this will also be part of the Celebration of the LNNE’s 35th Anniversary.

We are gathering at the NEWroscience 2023 a quite unique team of Invited Speakers from all continents of the world, to discuss challenges and perspectives for epilepsy research, epilepsy, comorbities and psychiatric comorbidities, complex systems, neurotechnologies, etc.

To enrich the event we strongly encourage the participation of all Clinical and Basic Neuroscientists, Clinical Neurologists, Neuropsychiatrists, Psychologists, Molecular Biologists, Physical Therapists, Physicists, Biomedical Engineers, Plastic Artists, and anybody interested academically, artistically or socially in this challenging and integrative meeting.

The lectures will be published as Review or Original Articles in a Special Issue of Epilepsy & Behavior with the Guest-Editorship of Dr. Norberto Garcia-Cairasco and Marcio F. Dutra Moraes and Dr. Marco Mula as Editor in-Chief. Moreover, we strongly encourage the participation of Undergraduate and Graduate Students, Post-Docs and all interested researchers with submission of Abstracts to be presented as Posters. We will have three categories of Abstracts: Epilepsy Abstracts; Neuroscience Abstracts and Neuroscience & Arts Abstracts.

We are confident that this event will have a strong impact for the progress of Epilepsy Research and Neuropsychiatric Comorbidities by promoting the discussion on how scientists have looked at their object of study over centuries, across cultures and along scientific and technological developments. Complex Systems demand complex ways of analysis and although almost impossible to be studied by this optic in the past, the growing computational power and the large amount of data generated over the decades, summed with intriguing minds and a lot of sweat will help us solving the puzzle of the Epilepsies and their Neuropsychiatric Comorbidities.

This year’s event is a great avenue for creative thinking, linking Ancestral Knowledge, Hard Science and Neurotechnologies, to deeply contribute to the recognized goals of the world epileptologists and the general population: to remove social stigmas taking epilepsy out of the shadows, making knowledge applicable to individuals and populations.

 

ON BEHALF OF THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE WE COUNT ON YOUR PARTICIPATION!