4th International Workshop on Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation (NIBS)
Minneapolis, Minnesota / Online (Hybrid meeting)
7-9 June 2023
UPDATE from 6 June 2023: Zoom links were sent to all participants. Last-minute registration is still possible, the links will be sent 30 min before Day 1 and Day 2.
Registration for the 4th Workshop on Brain Stimulation in Minnesota is open until the 5th of June and free! Please see the final program below. The workshop will be held in person and online on 7-9 June 2023 at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus (Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA). Practical demos will be in-person only.
Speakers:
Alexander Herman, Allyson Rosen, Christopher Cline, Desmond Oathes, Elisa Kallioniemi, Ghazaleh Soleimani, Jacqueline Palmer, Jan Wessel, Luis Gomez, Maria Lapid, Michael Nitsche, Miles Wischnewski, Oscar Dominguez, Saydra Wilson, Sina Shirinpour, Theodore Zanto
Program:
(All time in CDT/Minnesota), all events will be streamed online unless marked §
June 7 (Day 1), Session 1: Advances in TMS
- 08:30 Registration is open
- 09:00 Welcome Notes
- 09:15 Elisa Kallioniemi, PhD, New Jersey Institute of Technology, NJ
- TMS-EEG responses as a biomarker of brain maturation and aging
- 09:45 Christopher Cline, PhD, Stanford University, CA
- A comprehensive open-source software toolbox for navigated noninvasive brain stimulation
- 10:15 Coffee Break & Discussions
- 10:45 Jacqueline Palmer, DPT, PhD, University of Kansas Medical Center, KS
- Cortical evoked responses to TMS reveal biomarkers of impairment and nonparetic compensation for mobility function after stroke
- 11:15 Luis Gomez, PhD, Purdue University, IN
- Accurate and reliable computational dosimetry and targeting for transcranial magnetic stimulation via uncertainty quantification
June 7 (Day 1), Session 2: Functional Imaging and Neuromodulation
- 13:00 Ghazaleh Soleimani, PhD, University of Minnesota, MN
- Non-invasive brain stimulation for substance use disorders: hopes and challenges for future research
- 13:30 Oscar Miranda Dominguez, PhD, University of Minnesota, MN
- Precision functional mapping to inform personalized interventions in non-invasive neuromodulation
- 14:00 Coffee Break & Discussions
- 14:30 Sina Shirinpour, PhD, University of Minnesota, MN
- Closed-loop TMS-EEG
- 15:00 Jan Wessel, PhD, University of Iowa, IA
- Combining DBS and TMS to study the basal ganglia during inhibitory motor control
June 8 (Day 2), Session 3: Advances in TES
- 08:30 Registration is open
- 09:00 Michael Nitsche, MD, IfADo, Germany
- Fine-tuning transcranial electric stimulation
- 09:30 Alexander Herman, MD/PhD, University of Minnesota, MN
- Neuromodulation for improving cognitive effort
- 10:00 Coffee Break & Discussions
- 10:30 Theodore Zanto, PhD, University of California in San Francisco, CA
- In Lab or at Home: TACS to Enhance Cognitive Control Across the Adult Lifespan
- 11:00 Miles Wischnewski, PhD, University of Minnesota, MN
- Induced neural phase precession through transcranial alternating current stimulation (TACS)
June 8 (Day 2), Session 4: TMS for Mental Health
- 12:30 Desmond Oathes, PhD, University of Pennsylvania, PA
- The utility of brain imaging in the context of brain stimulation treatment?
- 13:00 Saydra Wilson, MD, University of Minnesota, MN
- Inclusivity in brain stimulation research and clinical practice
- 13:30 Coffee Break & Discussions
- 14:00 Maria Lapid, MD, Mayo Clinic, MN
- TMS to Improve Memory in Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Work in Progress
- 14:30 Allyson Rosen, Stanford University, CA
- TMS Implementation: Understanding Clinical Targeting Imprecision
June 9 (Day 3), Practical workshops and lab demos (in person)
Workshops / Demos Round 1
- 09:00 Head Modelling in Brain Stimulation (Taylor Berger, Sangjun Lee, MN)
- 09:00 Closed-loop TMS-EEG (Miles Wischnewski, Sina Shirinpour, MN)
Workshops / Demos Round 2
- 11:00 Single Neuron Modelling for TMS/TES (Sina Shirinpour, Harry Tran, MN)
- 11:00 Robotic TMS with Neuronavigation (Alana Lieske, Zhihe Zhao, MN)
Venues:
Days 1 and 3: Bruininks Hall, room 432, 222 Pleasant Street Se Minneapolis, MN 55455
Day 2: Health Sciences Education Center, room 3-150, 526 Delaware St SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
Zoom: links are emailed to all registered participants.
Non-invasive neuromodulation tools capable of selectively manipulating neural systems in the human brain are needed to advance our neuroscientific understanding of brain function and develop novel therapeutic strategies. In this workshop, students and researchers can learn about state-of-the art computational, experimental, and clinical methods in transcranial magnetic/electric/ultrasound stimulation (TMS, tACS, tFUS). The workshop includes lectures and hands-on sessions on:
- Advanced computational modeling
- Closed-loop brain stimulation
- Combinations with neuroimaging (EEG, MRI) and connectomics
- Cutting-edge clinical applications
- Mechanistic and animal studies
