Plenary speakers: Reliable interfaces with the peripheral nervous system
The following topics are discussed: Neural Robotics and Rehabilitation; Suspicious Coincidences in the Brain; Deep Brain Stimulation - Challenges and Opportunities; Translational Neuroengineering; Engineering Memories: A Cognitive Neural Prosthesis for Restoring and Enhancing Memory Function; Brain Dynamics of Human Motor Control: Neuromorphic Modeling and Brain-Machine-Body Interfaces; Neuroprosthetic Technologies to Improve Functional Recovery after Neuromotor Disorders; Translational Research Tools for Investigating Neurological Disease; Neural Control and Modulation; Neuromodulation of the Spinal Circuitry to Regain Motor Function after Spinal Cord Injury; Neural Excitation-Driven Musculo-Skeletal Modeling for Rehabilitation Technologies; Brain-Computer Interface based on Visual Modulation; Recording Evoked Potentials during Deep Brain Stimulation; Restoring Useful and Functional Movements with FES is Still a Big Challenge: From Past to Present Some Big Issues; Bioengineered Artificial Retina; MRI Measured Brain Connectivities and Their Applications; Update on TMR with Pattern Recognition for Control of Powered Prostheses; High Resolution Recording and Data Mining in Epileptic Networks; Challenges in Increasing the Resolution and Device Longevity of a Retinal Prosthesis; Novel Approaches in Neural and Rehabilitation Engineering; Development of Biomimetic Cortical Interfaces for the Restoration of Sensorimotor Function; Neuroprostheses for Movement Restoration; Tensor Product Kernels for Multiscale Neural Decoding and Control; Neurally and Ocularly Informed Graph-Based Models for Searching 3D Environments; Towards Model-Based Control in Neural Engineering; Translating Revolutionary Prosthesis to Practical Prosthesis; Are Our Cellular Models Fundamentally Wrong?; and Electrophysiological Biomarkers of Human Epileptogenic Brain.