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Central Nervous System Injury and Repair
Date: October 16-22, 2021
- Neurocircuitry & neurostimulation
- Neurotechnolgies & novel approches
- Cell based therapies
- Clincal translation
- Animal models of axonal injury
- Axon growth & guidance in injury
- Pain
- Metabolic changes & microbiome
To Register: https://grc.org/central-nervous-system-injury-and-repair-conference/2021/
2021 Ask an Expert - Virtual Roundtable Discussions Exclusive Member Access, limited to first 30 registrants!
MR Imaging in Experimental and Clinical Neurotrauma: Tips, Advice, and Live Q&A
Date: Monday, May 3, 5pm ET (2pm PT)
- Hear about different imaging strategies in neurotrauma research
- Discuss acquisition and post-processing protocols
- Discuss unique challenges and any other imaging-related questions you have!
2021 Ask an Expert - Virtual Roundtable Discussions Exclusive Member Access, limited to first 30 registrants!
Sex Differences in Experimental Neurotrauma: Tips, Advice, and Live Q&A
Date: Wednesday, June 2, 5pm ET (2pm PT)
- Discuss unique challenges that may improve the success of integrating both sexes into TBI research
- Discuss experimental design, data analysis, interpretation
- Receive feedback from chlinical colleagues incorporating diversity into clinical trials
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| Zoom Link: https://uky.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sMprVh7vQh6pq5BnUH-Vjw The password for the meeting is: TBI Talks will be posted on the YouTube - search for: Current Topics in TBI (at the speaker's discretion, for a limited time) - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7g8qk0uFJIuSZu6M8-G-dQ |
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Registration and Abstract Submission
Now Open
DEADLINES
Early Bird Registration Fee – May 12
Abstract Submission - April 22
Trainee Awards - April 22
Thank-you to everyone who participated and generously donated to the inaugural #neurotrauma5kFun Run/Walk! With your support it was a success! We SURPASSED our goal and raised $7,817. Your contributions will help support the NNS's advocacy, education, and research initiatives!