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Seventh Annual
Neurotech Leaders Forum
A Two-Day Investment and Management
Conference for
Neurotechnology Entrepreneurs and Executives
October 25-26, 2007
Radisson Hotel, Newport Beach, CA
Thanks to all who attended for making this a successful event.
This two-day conference offers an exclusive forum for neurotechnology
executives and entrepreneurs to interact with investors, technologists,
and potential partners who are actively working to grow this new and
exciting industry. The schedule of presentations and panel discussions
features a host of experts with a wealth of information on the neurotechnology
industry and the investment community.
Sessions will cover a range of technologies and market segments in the
neuro space, including neuromodulation, neural prostheses, neurodiagnostics,
and neurostimulation. Attendees will hear from some of the leading researchers
and entrepreneurs developing clinically and commercially promising products
such as cochlear implants, stroke rehabilitation devices, implanted
pain stimulators, neural-computer interfaces, and advanced brain sensing
technologies.
The first day of the conference features three intensive courses for neurotechnology professionals, one devoted to fundamentals of the technology, another to neurotechnology market fundamentals, and a third to neurotech drug/device combination therapies. There will also be a an interactive program with disability leaders representing several segments of the neurological disorders community.
The second day of the conference features a keynote address by Ali Rezai, M.D., Director of the Center for Neurological Restoration at the Cleveland Clinic, and one of the pioneers of beep brain stimulation surgery. There will also be panel discussions on key issues affecting the industry, such as reimbursement issues, licensing, and other commercialization factors. The conference will wrap up with a panel discussion featuring representatives of some of the leading venture capital firms active in the neuro space. The panelists will discuss critical issues such as the relative strengths and weaknesses of devices and bio/pharma approaches to neurological disorders, the current investment climate in the neuro space, and factors in obtaining funding for neurotechnology startups.
The forum will also feature
presentations from several early-stage neurotechnology firms covering
a range of product and technology areas. A preliminary agenda for this year's event is available by clicking
the link on the left. For a report on events and attendance at last
year's event, click here:
http://www.neurotechreports.com/pages/NLF06report.html
For information on sponsorship opportunities, visit this link:
http://www.neurotechreports.com/pages/nlfsponsorship.html
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