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2019 Election Results
During the ISACM 2019 meeting in Toronto, Canada, results of the election of new Executive Committees have been announced. Newly elected members of the Executive Committee are Dr. Kazutaka Jin (Sendai), Dr. William C. Gaetz (Philadelphia), Prof. Mingxiong Huang (San Diego), Prof Mitsuru Kikuchi and Dr. Daniel Lundqvist. Dr. William Gaetz was elected the Vice-President to follow Prof. Masayuki Hirata as the President-Elect for the 2022-2023 term. We thank Prof. Nobukazu Nakasato, Dr. Hideaki Shiraishi, Prof. Andrew Papanicolaou, Dr. Stefan Rampp and Dr. Timothy Roberts for their support and help. Prof. Masayuki Hirata took over the president's office for the 2020-2021 term and follows Prof. Hiroshi Otsubo. Prof. Hiroshi Otsubo remains in the Executive Committee as the Past President. Prof. Hirata designated Prof. Kikuchi as the Secretary and Dr. Gaetz as the Treasurer. |
Call for Nominations for ISACM Executive Committee
In September 2019, the Executive Committee will be rotating off five members, who have successfully served their 4 year term to completion. We are seeking new individuals to serve on the ISACM Executive Committee. Please see the attached document for more details as to how you can nominate someone for this important role. Thank you for your consideration. |
| Attachments:
1st stage election letter_ISACM.pdf
Early Bird Registration Deadline Extension
The early bird registration rates for the ISACM Meeting in Toronto have been extended to June 17, 2019. Register soon to join us for keynotes lectures on MEG applications to epilepsy, other neurological conditions and psychiatric conditions. As well, there will be teaching sessions on using MEG for epilepsy studies in adults and pediatrics. Symposia topics will be announced shortly. Please visit our website for more details: www.isacmtoronto.org |
Call for Abstracts
We invite you to join us for the meeting of the International Society for the Advancement of Clinical MEG, to be held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada this September 11-14, 2019.
Titled ‘Epilepsy and beyond: the advantages of MEG for epilepsy and other clinical applications’, we will build on the well-established use of MEG for the study of epilepsy, and expand the vision for MEG applications by describing recent advancements. We have an exciting line-up of international speakers.
We are now accepting Abstracts for both oral and poster presentations. Abstract submission deadline is April 22, 2019. We encourage you to submit an abstract and join us for our meeting. Our website is: www.isacmtoronto.org |
2019 ACMEGS Course and Annual Meeting
The American Clinical MEG Society (ACMEGS) invites you to the 2019 Annual ACMEGS Meeting and Clinical MEG Course to be held at Caesar's Palace, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA on February 5-6, 2019. For details, visit the website: https://www.acmegs.org/annual-meetings/annual-acmegs-course |
ISACM 2019
Save the date! The 2019 ISACM meeting will be held in Toronto, Canada, September 12-14, 2019. For more information, visit isacmtoronto.org. |
| Attachments:
ISACM-Postcard Final 2.pdf
50 Years of MEG
50 Years of MEG. ISACM/EMEGS endorsed "state of the art" review/consensus meeting in Poros, Greece April 20-21, 2018. |
Biomagnetic Sendai 2017
Only three days to go! See you in Sendai, Japan, for a flood of presentations and discussion of magnetoencephalpgraphy! |
BIOMAG 2018
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II. EMEGS Symposium on Magnetencephalography
On Feb. 27, the II. EMEGS Symposium on Magnetencephalography: From Research to Clinical applications will take place in Madrid, Spain with an excellent program covering MEG applications from basic neuroscience to clinical topics, such as epilepsy, Parkinson's disease and ageing. More details here: Events |
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