"Neurotechnologies for Medical Therapies and Beyond"

Contributions are invited in the following areas (but not limited to): 

Paper submission opens: 23 July 2018

Contributed paper submission deadline: 21 September 2018Acceptance Announcement: 26 October 2018Final Submission Contributed Papers: 9 November 20181-page Abstract submission deadline: 16 November 20181-page Abstract Acceptance Announcement:  27 November 2018Final Submission 1-page Abstracts: 4 December 2018

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:

STEERING COMMITTEE:

Metin AkayUniversity of Houston

Edward ChangUniversity of California San Francisco Bo HongTsinghua University

Bryan Johnson Kernel Inc.

Nigel LovellUniversity of New South Wales

Silvestro MiceraÉcole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne

Ellis Meng University of Southern California

Brian Otis Verily Life Sciences

Jan RabaeyUniversity of California, Berkeley Krishna ShenoyStanford University

Conference Co-Chair: Paul SajdaColumbia University

Program Co-Chair: Cynthia Chestek University of Michigan

Conference Chair: Jose CarmenaUniversity of California, Berkeley

Program Chair: Michel MaharbizUniversity of California, Berkeley

Brain-machine and brain-computer interfaces Central and peripheral neural interfacesNanotechnology, circuits and materialsBioelectronic medicineNeural prosthesesNeuromodulationNeurorehabilitation Neural decoding and encoding algorithmsNeural computation and modelingNeural imagingNeuroethics

The 9th International IEEE EMBS Conference on Neural Engineering will be held at the Hilton San Francisco Union Square Hotel on March 20-23, 2019. The conference program will feature preconference workshops, plenary talks, invited talks, and poster presentations. All papers will be peer reviewed. Accepted full-length 4-page papers will appear in the Conference Proceedings.Members of the Neuroscience, Engineering and Bioethics Communities are encouraged to attend this highly multidisciplinary meeting. The conference will highlight emerging neurotechnologies for the restoration and enhancement of impaired sensory, motor, and cognitive functions, novel engineering tools for elucidating brain function, and discussions on the ethics of neurotechnology use and adoption by impaired and healthy individuals.

PARTNERS:

20-23 March, 2019San Francisco, CA, USA

NER’19

https://neuro.embs.org/2019/