Clinical translation of Brain Technologies Day

Everyone is welcome to attend the annual research day of the NIHR OH BRC Brain Technologies theme. The day will showcase a wide range of research on clinical applications of brain technologies from within and beyond the BRC.

For directions to the Richard Doll building please see here.

Click here for talk abstracts.

Programme

10.00 – 11.15   Brain Stimulation – towards therapeutic neuromodulation

Cameron Higgins - Closing the loop: Using brain network readouts to optimise neuromodulation

Miriam Klein-Flugge - Transcranial ultrasound neuromodulation induces causal changes in emotional biases

Charlotte Stagg - Pushing boundaries: Novel technology for non-invasive brain stimulation

11.15 – 11.45  Coffee break

11.45 – 13.00  Imaging - windows into brain health from eye to brain

Graham Blackman - The Baseline Biomarker Check (BBC) Clinic: Leveraging brain technologies to advance early psychosis care

Adam Lewandowski - The UK Biobank Brain Health Study

13.00 – 14.00   Lunch

14.00 – 15.15  Neurophysiology – measuring dynamics from lab to home

Mats van Es - Cross-sectional and longitudinal spectral differences in MEG brain networks differentiate Amyloid-positive Alzheimer’s patients

Ole Jensen - Analysis tools facilitating OPM integration in cognitive and clinical neuroscience

Tim Denison - Translating bioelectronic systems: Pragmatic strategies for designing “replacement parts” for the nervous system

15.15 – 16.00  Training, Health Economics & PPIEP

Carinne Piekema - Inclusive research: Improving research tools, processes and methods for underserved groups

Apostolos Tsiachristas - Using economic evidence in clinical translation of brain technologies

Natalie Voets - Oxford Clinical Neuroimaging Course