Former INS President Judy Illes will give a plenary titled "Advances in Neurotechnology for Neurocognition: Balancing on the Tightrope of Discovery, Treatment, and Translation," and is leading a symposium titled "Neurotechnology for Neuropsychology in Egypt, Nepal and Canada: Perspectives, Intersections and Opportunities," with speakers Illes, Tamer Emara, Alissa Antle and Claudia Barned. A 40% discount is available for INS members; please contact Elaine Snell for details ([email protected]).
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