This two-day conference offers an exclusive forum for executives and entrepreneurs from the neurotechnology industry to interact with investors, technologists, and potential partners who are actively working to grow this market. The schedule of presentations and panel discussions features a host of experts with a wealth of information on the neuroscience 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 is dedicated to the implantable neurotechnology device industry, including spinal cord stimulation, deep-brain stimulation, autonomic neuromodulation systems, neuroprosthetics, and advanced neural interfaces. Jaimie Henderson, director of stereotactic and functional neurosurgery at Stanford University School of Medicine, will deliver the keynote address Monday morning, in which he will share some of his insights on the transition from research to commercial neuromodulation devices.

The second day of the conference is devoted to noninvasive neurotechnology and neurosensing systems, including new consumer products directed at market research, training, gaming, and simulation markets. The program will cover new technologies and applications in neurosensing, noninvasive stimulation, and biomarkers. The second day also includes feature presentations from several early-stage neurotechnology firms covering a range of product and technology areas.

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