Speakers for each of the sessions will be confirmed shortly
Advances in MEG: taking it into the clinic – Khalid Hamandi
Modelling in epilepsy from predicting epilepsy type to predicting surgical outcome – John Terry, Birmingham
Wearable technologies in epilepsy – Mark Richardson, KCL
Sleep complaints in people with epilepsy – Sofia Eriksson, UCL
The effect of sleep on epilepsy – Andrew Bagshaw, University of Birmingham
Cognitive performance and sleep in childhood epilepsy – Samantha Chan, GOSH
Differentiating nocturnal seizures from other nocturnal events – Chris Derry, Edinburgh
Celine Newman Prize sponsored by Epilepsy Research UK
The placebo effect in epilepsy – Phil Smith, Cardiff
Evidence that cognitive processing can affect epilepsy – Umesh Vivekananda, UCL
Biofeedback for epilepsy – Yoko Nagai, Brighton
Exercise in epilepsy – benefits and barriers – Sarah Collard, Bournemouth University
Possible mechanisms and novel therapies – Liam Gray, Cardiff
The cognitive cost of epilepsy surgery: myths, measures and modifiers – Sallie Baxendale, UCL
What does imaging tell us about neuropsychological outcomes? – Torsten Baldeweg, Institute of Child Health
Living with epilepsy and poor memory – Christina Evans
Esett results – Hannah Cock, St George’s
SANAD 2 – Tony Marson, Liverpool
Mechanisms of absence seizures – Vincenzo Crunelli, Cardiff
The clinical spectrum of epilepsies with absence seizures – Michael Koutramanidis, KCL
How to treat childhood absence seizures – Andrea Whitney