In this workshop, students and researchers can learn about state-of-the art modeling methods in non-invasive brain stimulation and their combination with imaging methods.
The Minnesota Neuromodulation Symposium is aimed at bringing together basic scientists, engineers, clinicians, industrial practitioners, and entrepreneurs to discuss challenges and opportunities in neuromodulation.
Hosted by the College of Continuing and Professional Studies, brain stimulation psychiatrist and biomedical engineer Alik Widge will provide an overview of emerging technologies such as deep brain stimulation and transcranial magnetic stimulation. 7:00-8:30 p.m., via Zoom. No charge, but registration is required.
The Minnesota Neuromodulation Symposium is aimed at bringing together basic scientists, engineers, clinicians, industrial practitioners and entrepreneurs to discuss challenges and opportunities in neuromodulation.
