24th Annual

CONFERENCE

Sept 19-25, 2016 : Pre-Conference and Conference : Orlando Florida: Hyatt RegencyGrand Cypress

Conference Pre-registration is now closed. You can still register for the conference onsite at the ISNR Registration Desk — Monday, 9/19-Saturday, 9/24 from 7am to 5pm.

ARE YOU READY TO LEARN MORE, NETWORK, AND CELEBRATE NEUROFEEDBACK?

TAKING PLACE

Sept 19-25, 2016

Preconference Sept 19-21

Conference Sept 22-25

Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress

Orlando, FL

Special Announcements

ISNR Foundations- Introducing a new educational track for newbies, students, novices, or anyone who may want or desire BASIC LEVEL presentations and workshops to sharpen their knowledge and/or skills...

Important Updates:

Annual Conference Pre-Registration CLOSED

Schedules are now available to view and print:

Pre-conference & Workshop Schedule: Click here

New! Certification Exam dates and registration available!

QEEG Didactic Board Certification Exam - 9/23/16 @ 3:15 pm. ----- Deadline to apply is September 5th. Click here to apply.

BCIA Certification Exam: Saturday, 9/24/16 @ 3:15pm.

-- Deadline to apply is September 10th. Click here for application.

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OUR SPEAKERS

We are always excited about the speakers that join us for the ISNR conference! As speakers are confirmed, they will be featured here. Feel free to click on the individual's image to learn more about them and discover their impact on our field.

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Keynote Speakers

Tomas Ros, PhD

Postdoctoral neuroscientist, Department of Fundamental Neurosciences, University of Geneva Title: Self-organized Criticality as a Theoretical Framework for Neurofeedback

Jeanne Paz, PhD

Assistant Professor of Neurology; Faculty member, Neuroscience and Biomedical Science graduate programs at the University of California San Francisco; Gladstone Institute of Neurological Disease and the University of California San Francisco Title: Closed-loop control of Corticothalamic Circuits to Prevent Seizures with Light

Karen Waldie

Associate Professor, School of Psychology, University of Auckland, Australia Title: Genes, Brains, and Neuroplasticity in Developmental Dyslexia

Invited Speakers

Samantha Winter, MS

Doctoral Candidate, Adjunct Professor of Cognitive Psychology and Statistics at Drexel University Title: Eating and the Brain: Using EEG to Understand Eating Behavior and Weight Gain Proneness

Iman Rezazadeh, Ph.D.

Assitant Project Scientist II Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine

Kenneth Blum, Ph.D.

Retired professor ofPharmacology, University of Texas; Adjunct Professor of Psychiatric Genetics, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California; CSO LaVitaRDS; President of Igene, LLC; Life-Time Achievement Awards, Gordon Research Awards; The Julius Axelrod (Nobel Laurate) Distinguished Speaker Title: Reward Deficiency Solution System: Neurogenetic and Neuroimaging Translational Neural Regulation Having Clinical Relevance

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