American Society of Neurorehabilitation (ASNR): 2016 Annual Scientific Meeting

摘要(摘要) 2016美国神经康复学会(ASNR)大会计划召开 将于11月在加利福尼亚州圣地亚哥与神经科学学会联合举办 会议(SFN)。ASNR的使命是促进医疗和社会 致残神经障碍患者的福祉，以推进培训 以及在基础和临床科学方面的研究，可以导致 神经损伤者的康复，并传播知识 这项研究在专业人士和普通公众中得到了广泛的应用。我们的年会 提供神经康复临床医生、基础科学家、 行业代表、基金会和资助者在动态的环境中 演讲和热烈的讨论。ASNR的优势是吸引了 面向研究的临床医生-科学家的广泛受众，代表着不同的 一组专业人员(例如MD、PT、OT)，其中许多人拥有双重学历和 专业学位(例如，医学博士)，以及深入了解神经科学家 对翻译工作感兴趣。根据前两年的情况，我们预计 与会者200至300人，既有专业人士，也有来自 上述学科。成功的2015年为期两天的会议计划 格式将作为拟议的2016年会议方案的示范格式。 第一天的节目将使用单轨格式，而第二天的节目将使用单轨格式 该计划将以并发会话为特色，与翻译和 早晨的计算运动控制SFN卫星与并发 下午的会议。接下来将有一场总统演讲开幕式 五次入选科学研讨会，两次杰出获奖讲座，两次 无人反对的海报会议、平台口头摘要会议和期末考试 互动会议集中讨论神经康复中的争议/热点话题。 此R13应用程序请求25,000美元以支持多样性的差旅成本 奖学金和非ASNR成员演讲者，视听费用，海报 奖励、辅导活动(例如早餐)、托儿服务(如果需要) 和会议管理服务。

Summary (Abstract) The 2016 American Society of Neurorehabilitation (ASNR) conference is planned for November in San Diego, CA, in conjunction with the Society for Neuroscience meeting (SfN). The mission of the ASNR is to promote the medical and social wellbeing of persons with disabling neurological disorders, to advance training and research in the basic and clinical sciences that can lead to functional recovery of neurologically impaired persons, and to disseminate the knowledge of this research among professionals and the general public. Our annual meeting provides interactions among neurorehabilitation clinicians, basic scientists, industry representatives, foundations and funders in a dynamic environment of presentations and lively discussions. The ASNR has the advantage of attracting a broad audience of research-oriented clinician-scientists representing a diverse group of professionals (e.g., MD, PT, OT), many with dual academic and professional degrees (e.g., MD, PhD), as well as neuroscientists deeply interested in translational work. Based on the two previous years, we expect between 200 and 300 attendees, both professionals and trainees from the disciplines described above. The successful 2015 two-day conference program format will serve as the model format for the proposed 2016 conference program. The first day's program will use a single-track format, while the second day's program will feature concurrent sessions inter-leaved with the Translational and Computational Motor Control SfN Satellite in the morning with concurrent sessions in the afternoon. There will be an opening Presidential Oration, followed by five selected scientific symposia, two distinguished award lectures, two unopposed poster sessions, a platform oral abstract session, and a final interactive session focused on controversies/hot topics in neurorehabilitation. This R13 application requests $25,000 to support travel costs for diversity fellowships and non-ASNR member speakers, audio-visual expenses, poster awards, a mentoring activity (e.g., breakfast), child care services (if warranted) and meeting management services.