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International Workshop on Advances in Electrocorticography

皮质电图进展国际研讨会

基本信息

批准号：
10077123
负责人：
Peter Brunner
金额：
$ 1.3万
依托单位：
MAYO CLINIC JACKSONVILLE
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2020-09-01 至 2023-07-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10077123
关键词：
Address Age Animal Model Behavior Brain Clinical Collaborations Computer Models Data Data Analyses Data Collection Development Ecosystem Educational workshop Electric Stimulation Electrocorticogram Electrodes Engineering Epilepsy Faculty Faculty Workshop Goals Grant Human Implanted Electrodes Influentials International Language Location Maintenance Medical Medical Care Costs Methods Motor Neurons Neurosciences Participant Patients Physiology Procedures Process Productivity Psyche structure Publishing Reporting Research Research Personnel Role Scientist Series Signal Transduction Site Societies Speech Standardization Stimulus Surface System Techniques Technology Testing Time Training Underrepresented Minority Washington base brain surgery clinical application cognitive function cognitive neuroscience collaborative environment data acquisition design graduate student imaging modality interest mathematical methods meetings multimodality neuromechanism new technology outreach programs relating to nervous system response socioeconomics success temporal measurement theories

项目摘要

Project Summary/Abstract The objective of this workshop is to bring together engineers, scientists and clinicians involved in ECoG/SEEG research; to educate them about ECoG/SEEG physiology; to help them formulate important scientiﬁc and clinical questions for ECoG/SEEG research; to facilitate interactions and collaborations among them; and to summarize advances in ECoG/SEEG research in an annual proceedings article. The program has been designed to engage scientists, engineers, and clinicians who wish to use ECoG/SEEG recording and stimulation techniques to study the neural mechanisms underlying uniquely human mental abilities for which adequate animal models do not exist. This format follows our extremely successful series of 14 workshops held since 2008. These workshops have each been able to accommodate up to 120 participants. To date, the results of these workshops have been reported in seven highly visible proceedings articles that were published by Epilepsy and Behavior.

项目摘要/摘要本次研讨会的目的是将参与ECoG/SEEG的工程师、科学家和临床医生聚集在一起研究；对他们进行脑电生理学教育；帮助他们制定重要的科学ﬁc和临床 ECoG/SEEG研究的问题；促进它们之间的互动和合作；并总结 ECoG/SEEG研究进展发表在年度学报文章中。该项目的设计目的是让希望使用ECoG/SEEG记录和刺激技术进行研究的科学家、工程师和临床医生人类独特的心理能力的神经机制，而适当的动物模型不能是存在的。自2008年以来，我们举办了14个研讨会，取得了极大的成功。这些研讨会每个都能容纳多达120名参与者。到目前为止，这些讲习班的成果是在癫痫和行为杂志发表的七篇引人注目的会议记录中报道了这一点。