NTS 2014

This innovative scientific meeting will explore the Mechanisms of Action (MOA) of electrical stimulation for different targets of the body, including the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nervous system, the heart, GI system, and bladder.

Lectures from a diverse range of specialties deliver up-to-date scientific findings, merging the silos between specialties in collaborative atmosphere.

The MOA Conference is designed for neuroscientists, bioelectrical engineers, post-docs, students, clinicians, and industry.

Thomas Abell, MD
University of Louisville

Jeffrey Ardell, MD, PhD
East Tennessee State University

Alim– Louis Benabid, MD, PhD
Universite Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France

Chad Bouton, MS
Battelle Memorial Institute

Jiande Chen, PhD
University of Texas Medical Branch

William DeGroat, PhD
University of Pittsburgh

Mike DeJongste, MD, PhD
Thoraxcenter, University Hospital of Groningen, Germany

Timothy Denison, PhD
Medtronic, Inc.

Dirk De Ridder, MD, PhD
Antwerp University Hospital

Robert Foreman, PhD
University of Oklahoma

Beverly Greenwood-Van Meerveld, PhD, FACG

Yun Guan, MD, PhD
Johns Hopkins University

Magdi Hassouna, MD, PhD, FRCSC
University of Toronto

Quinn Hogan, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin

Frank Huygen, MD
Erasmus MC

Lisa Johanek, PhD
Medtronic, Inc.

Bert Joosten, MD
Maastricht University

Leo Kapural, MD, PhD
Wake Forest University

Kevin Kilgore, PhD
Metro Health Medical Center

Dongchul Lee, PhD
Nevro

Kendall Lee, MD, PhD
Mayo Clinic

Robert Levy, MD, PhD
University of Florida & Shands Jacksonville

Bengt Linderoth, MD, PhD
Karolinska Institute, Sweden

Andres Lozano, MD
University of Toronto

Cameron McIntyre, PhD
Case Western Reserve University

Richard North, MD
Neuromodulation Foundation

John Parker, MD
National ICT Australia

Hunter Peckham, PhD
Case Western Reserve University

Ali Rezai, MD
Ohio State University

Konstantin Slavin, MD, PhD
University of Illinois at Chicago

Amol Soin, MD
Ohio Pain Clinic