ASNR Meeting 2016 Symposium Rating Sheet
Submitted Proposals
Affect of Intensive Phonology and Semantic treatment on reading and naming Post Stroke
Organizer: Shilpa Shamapant
All data big and small: Information architecture, data sharing, and informatics in rehabilitation science
Organizer: Keith Lohse
‘Big Data’ for Rehabilitation: Promises, Pitfalls, and Future Potential
Organizers: Sook-Lei Liew & Steven Cramer
Brain Machine Interface for Neural Prosthetics and Recovery of Function
Organizer: S. Thomas Carmichael
Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology for movement rehabilitation
Organizer: Brendan Allison
Changes in neural activity with novel exercise approaches in Parkinson’s disease
Organizer: Laurie King
The Dynamics of Bimanual Coordination in Healthly Aging and Stroke
Organizer: George Wittenberg
Enhancing TBI and Stroke Rehabilitation by Applying Lessons from Preclinical and Clinical Research
Organizer: Grace Griesbach
From Bench to Bedside to Community: Activity-Dependent Brain and Behavioral Recovery in Parkinson’s Disease
Organizer: Beth Fisher
Insights into the Content of Successful Motor Training for Upper Limb Motor Recovery in Stroke Survivors
Organizer: Janis Daly
Linking Measures of Neuroplasticity and Function
Organizer: Steve Wolf
Neural markers of motor dysfunction and movement rehabilitation in persons with MS
Organizer: Brett Fling
Neuroplastic changes underlying neurorehabilitation: myth or attainable goal?
Organizer: Carolynn Patten
Noninvasive Neuromodulation for Stroke Rehabilitation
Organizer: Charles Liu, MD, PhD
Paired electrical stimulation to strengthen spared neural circuits after CNS injury
Organizers: Jason Carmel and Noam Harel
Pathophysiology of deficits after traumatic brain injury
Organizer: Andrew Goldfine
Phonology-Focused Intensive Speech Therapy Promotes Language Recovery Post Stroke Aphasia
Organizer: Shilpa Shamapant
Providing Very Early Rehabilitation after Acute Stroke: From Neurophysiology to Bedside Care
Organizer: Steven Zeiler
Rethinking spasticity and disordered muscle function in the context of motor control theory: Beyond the Ashworth Scale
Organizer: Mindy Levin, PT, PhD
Stroke Rehabilitation Beyond Repetitive Task Practice: Enhancing Recovery of an Active Life
Organizer: Carolee Winstein
Where, When, and How to Target Residual Sensorimotor Pathways in Humans with Spinal Cord Injury?
Organizers: Reggie Edgerton and Monica Perez