PROGRAMME
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Registration and refreshments
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Welcome and introduction
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Exploring the applications of neuroimaging and fMRI
Dr Matthew Wall, Honorary Senior Lecturer, Imperial College London, and Head of
MRI Applications, Invicro LLC
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How AI could transform diagnosis of focal epilepsy
Dr Sophie Adler-Wagstyl, Academic Clinical Fellow, UCL Great Ormond Street
Institute of Child Health
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Bridging the gap in Parkinson's as technology advances
Sponsored by Parkinson's UK
Dr Rowan Wathes, Associate Director of Policy and Health Strategy, Parkinson's UK
Fiona Lindop, Specialist Physiotherapist, University Hospitals of Derby & Burton NHS Foundation Trust
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Break and exhibition viewing
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Development of a combined digital and biomarker test for Bipolar Disorder
Professor Sabine Bahn, Professor of Neurotechnology, University of Cambridge
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Wearable technology and its potential to improve patient support
Professor Camille Carroll, Professor of Clinical Neuroscience and Honorary Consultant Neurologist, Newcastle University
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The role of technology in neuro-rehabilitation
Dr Mohamed Sakel, Director and Consultant Physician of Neuro-rehabilitation, East
Kent University Hospital
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Lunch
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Potential therapeutic value of medical cannabis for neurological conditions
Dr Simon Erridge, Head of Research at Sapphire Medical Clinics, Research Fellow in
the Department of Surgery and Cancer, Imperial College London.
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Translating innovation and digital technologies into clinical practice
Dr Eleonora Lugarà, Senior Translational Research Manager, University College London
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Break and exhibition viewing
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Deep brain stimulation, a key technology in treating neurological conditions
Joseph Candelario-Mckeown, Surgical Movement Disorder Nurse Specialist, National
Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery; DBS Nurse Association (DBSNA) Chair
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Telemedicine: improving access to specialist care
Alison McLoughlin, National Institutes for Health (NIHR) Doctoral Research Fellow,
University of Central Lancashire
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Summary and close of conference
This programme may change leading up to the event.