Annual Meeting 2022

The 2022 INS Annual Meeting was a hybrid event with opportunities to participate online as well as in-person at the Institut de recherches cliniques de Montréal (IRCM) in Montreal, Canada. The program — built around the theme 'Bringing Neuroethics to Life Throughout Patient Care, Research, and Policy' — included sessions addressing prevention; diagnosis; emerging therapies, technologies, and research; and neurorecovery and end of life.

Feedback

We'd love to hear what you thought of the 2022 INS Annual Meeting! Please take a few minutes to take our feedback survey. It takes less than 5 minutes — your insights and constructive criticisms are extremely helpful to us and next year's Program Committee. You can also send comments by email to INS staff <[email protected]>. All feedback will remain confidential.

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Resources

Recordings – Recordings of panels sessions and discussions will be available to all attendees and INS members a few weeks after the meeting. Research presentation sessions will not be available, but you can can access talks that were pre-recorded or associated slides on the research webpage.

Research – Posters, slides, and recorded talks are viewable on the research webpage. These will be available for a few more weeks — or only as long as allowed by the investigators.

Program – The theme, sessions, and networking activities developed by the Program Committee, led by co-chairs Eric Racine, Jayashree Dasgupta and Michael Young. The schedule provides a complete agenda of activities that took place on November 2-4, 2022.

Photos – We will have a selection of photos to share from staff, attendees, and our IRCM partners. If you have any photos to share, email them to Robert Beets <[email protected]>.

Gather – We had a virtual Gather space set up for all in-person attendees and virtual participants to connect remotely and engage in organic conversations with colleagues from around the world.

Promotion – Thanks to the members of our Ambassador Committee for promoting the meeting!

Program Committee

Co-Chairs

Eric Racine, Montreal Clinical Research Institute (Canada)
Jayashree Dasgupta, Samvedna Senior Care (India)
Michael Young, Massachusetts General Hospital (USA)

Members

Paul Appelbaum, Columbia University Medical Center (USA)
Katherine Bassil, Maastricht University (Netherlands)
Matthew Baum, Harvard University (USA)
Turhan Canli, Stony Brook University (USA)
Karen Davis, Krembil Brain Institute / University of Toronto (Canada)
Lesley Fellows, McGill University (Canada)
Paul Ford, Cleveland Clinic (USA)
Cynthia Forlini, Deakin University (Australia)
Steve Hyman, Harvard University / Broad Institute of Harvard & MIT (USA)
Karen Herrera Ferrá, Asociación Mexicana de Neuroética (Mexico)
Fabrice Jotterand, Medical College of Wisconsin (USA)
Olivia Matshabane, University of Cape Town / National Institutes of Health (South Africa)
Patrick McDonald, University of Manitoba / Neuroethics Canada (Canada)
Violet Naanyu, Moi University (Kenya)
Daniela Ovadia, University of Pavia (Italy)
Anna Wexler, University of Pennsylvania (USA)