Event Date
Sleep-Wake and Cognition: A Light in the Dark for Neurological Disorders Impact Symposium
Hosted by the UC Davis Health Departments of Neurology and Neurological Surgery
Sponsored by the UC Davis School of Medicine Office of Research
Event Details: Date: October 14-15, 2024
Location: UC Davis School of Medicine, Education Building
Registration and information: Sleep-Wake and Cognition: A Light in the Dark for Neurological Disorders
This exciting day-and-a-half event will feature distinguished international, national, and UC Davis speakers who will share their expertise on sleep and cognition, and their impact on neurological disorders. It's a fantastic opportunity to engage with leading researchers, network with peers, and gain valuable insights into the latest developments in our field.
Why Attend?
- Inspiring Speakers: Hear from renowned experts in sleep and cognition research.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow researchers, clinicians, and students.
- Cutting-Edge Research: Learn about the latest advancements and innovative approaches in treating neurological disorders.
Diversity Travel Grants Available: We are committed to fostering diversity in our field. To support this, we are offering Diversity Travel Grants for individuals from underrepresented groups. If you or someone in your lab would like to attend but face financial constraints, please find the application call with details on how to apply at our registration site. UPDATED Deadline - September 9, 2024, 5pm PST.
For any questions or additional information, please contact us at events@ucdavis.edu.
Sleep-Wake and Cognition Impact Symposia Planning Committee Members
- Nigel Pedersen, MD, Neurology Vice Chair of Research
- Patrick Fuller, PhD, MS, Neurological Surgery Vice Chair of Research
- Jack Lin, MD, Neurology Vice Chair of Strategy and Planning
- Gene Gurkoff, PhD, Neurological Surgery Associate Vice Chair of Research
- Meriah Horton, Neurology Department Analyst
- Maya Spiteri, Neurological Surgery Department Analyst
- Carrie Pitkin, Neurology and Neurosurgery Administrative Assistant