Neuroengineering Approaches to Sensory and Motor Disorders | October 28-29, 2011

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Photographer: Steve Gilbert
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Digital Recordings


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1.

Jeffrey S. Flier / Dean of the Faculty of Medicine
William Chin / Bertarelli Professor of Translational Medicine Science
Welcome (Day 1)
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2.

Michael Do / CHB
Sensing Light with Melanopsin for Research
and Treatment
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3.

Michael Young / SERI
Repair of the Disease Retina with Stem Cells
and Tissue Engineering
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4.

Peter Bex / SERI
Measurement of the Presence, Progression,
and Remediation of Vision Loss
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5.

Lisa Goodrich / HMS
Establishing a Two-Step Protocol for Hair Cell and Auditory Neuron Regeneration
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6.

Jeffrey Hubbell / EPFL
Morphoregulators and their Delivery to the Cochlea
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7.

David Golan / George R. Minot Professor
of Medicine
Welcome (Day 2)
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8.
Stéphanie P. Lacour / EPFL
Soft Neural Electrodes
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9.

Daniel J. Lee / MEEI
New Generation Auditory Brainstem Implant Using Flexible Opto-electronic Arrays
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10.

Silvestro Micera / EPFL
Controlling Hard Protheses Using Peripheral Intraneural Interfaces
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11.

José del R. Millán / EPFL
Design Principles for Neuroprosthetics
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12.

Konstantina Stankovic / MEEI
Optical Imaging of the Inner Ear for Diagnosis
and Therapy
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13.

Ziv Williams / MGH
Deep-Brain Stimulation: Memory Enhancement
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14.

Olaf Blanke / EPFL
Human-Computer Confluence: Neuroscience, Robotics, and Virtual Reality
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