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SUMMARY:14th European Congress on Epileptology
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DESCRIPTION: \n5-9 July 2020    |    Geneva\, Switzerland\n\nhttps://ww
 w.epilepsycongress.org/ece/award-nominations/\n[https://www.epilepsycongre
 ss.org/ece/award-nominations/]\n\n   \n\nMAIN SESSIONS\n[https://www.ep
 ilepsycongress.org/ece/programme/#main-sessions]\n\nCHAIRS’ SYMPOSIUM: P
 RECISION MEDICINE FOR PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY –\nARE WE THERE YET?\n\n_Co
 -chairs: Eugen Trinka (Austria) & Margitta Seeck (Switzerland)_\n\n 	* How
  genetic findings impact patients’ treatment and prognosis\n– _Sarah 
 Weckhuysen (Belgium)_\n 	* New imaging tools will advance patients’ diag
 nosis and treatment\nto the next level – _Serge Vulliemoz (Switzerland)
 _\n 	* New avenues in drug development will have an impact on patients’\
 nlife – _Wolfgang Löscher (Germany)_\n 	* What is needed to bring adva
 nces in diagnosis and treatment to the\npopulation? – The global impleme
 ntation gap – _Samuel Wiebe\n(Canada)_\n\n \n\nNEURODEGENERATION AND E
 PILEPSY \n\n_Co-chairs: Eleonora Aronica (Netherlands) & Stephan Rüegg\n
 (Switzerland)_\n\n 	* Neurodegenerative disorders and seizures – the epi
 demiological\nview – _Ettore Beghi (Italy) _\n 	* The ABT of neurodege
 neration: alpha synuclein\, beta amyloid\, and\ntau protein and their role
  in epileptogenesis – _Katja Kobow\n(Germany)_\n 	* Diagnosis – neuro
 imaging\, CSF\, EEG – _Giovani Frisoni\n(Italy) _\n 	* Therapeutic cha
 llenges of treating patients with epilepsy and\nneurodegenerative disorder
 s – _Stephan Rüegg (Switzerland)_\n 	* The birth of hyperexcitability 
 in Alzheimer’s Disease\n– _Jeffrey Noebels (USA)_\n\n \n\nNOVEL APPR
 OACHES TO DRUG DISCOVERY\n\n_Co-chairs: Matthew Walker (United Kingdom) & 
 Meir Bialer (Israel)_\n\n 	* Why we need novel approaches – _Heidrun Po
 tschka (Germany)_\n 	* Novel models of paediatric epilepsies – _Stépha
 ne Auvin\n(France)_\n 	* Zebra fish as tools for personalised medicine –
  _Peter de Witte\n(Belgium)_\n 	* Use of gene networks and induced plurip
 otent stem cells in drug\ndiscovery – _Michael Johnson (United Kingdom)
 _\n\n \n\nIS IT POSSIBLE TO PREDICT OUTCOME IN CHILDHOOD EPILEPSIES?\n\n_
 Co-chairs: Nicola Specchio (Italy) & Georgia Ramantani (Switzerland)_\n\n 
 	* The role of genetics: where to start for understanding outcome\n– _I
 ngrid Scheffer (Australia)_\n 	* Disease modifying treatments: is there an
  option? – _Nicola\nSpecchio (Italy)_\n 	* Prediction of outcome after 
 epilepsy surgery: what can we learn\nfrom the virtual brain? – _Fabrice
  Bartolomei (France)_\n 	* How EEG\, MRI and neuroimaging of brain network
 s can help?\n– _Torsten Baldeweg (United Kingdom)_\n 	* The sooner\, th
 e better – _Georgia Ramantani (Switzerland)_\n\n \n\nFUTURE THERAPIES 
 FOR EPILEPSY\n\n_Co-chairs: Reetta Kälviäinen (Finland) & Meir Bialer (I
 srael)_\n\n 	* Update on new antiepileptic drugs in the pipeline – _Mei
 r\nBialer (Israel)_\n 	* Can we develop new therapies for therapy-resistan
 t patients?\n– _Matthew Walker (United Kingdom)_\n 	* Impact of new reg
 ulatory guidelines on drug development approaches\n– _Emilio Perucca (I
 taly)_\n 	* Innovative treatments for orphan epilepsies\, one at a time?\n
 – _J Helen Cross (United Kingdom)_\n 	* Update on new antiepileptic dev
 ices in the pipeline – _Kristl\nVonck (Belgium)_\n\n 
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 N">\n<HTML>\n<HEAD>\n<TITLE>14th European Congress on Epileptology</TITLE>
 \n</HEAD>\n<BODY><p>5-9 July 2020 &nbsp\; &nbsp\;| &nbsp\; &nbsp\;Geneva\,
  Switzerland</p><p><a href="https://www.epilepsycongress.org/ece/award-nom
 inations/" target="_self">https://www.epilepsycongress.org/ece/award-nomin
 ations/</a></p><p>&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n<a id="eztoc14197_0_0_0_0_1">
 </a>    <h6><a href="https://www.epilepsycongress.org/ece/programme/#main-
 sessions" target="_self">MAIN SESSIONS</a></h6><p><b>Chairs’ Symposium: 
 Precision medicine for patients with epilepsy – are we there yet?</b></p
 ><p><i>Co-chairs: Eugen Trinka (Austria) &amp\; Margitta Seeck (Switzerlan
 d)</i></p>\n<ul>\n\n<li>How genetic findings impact patients’ treatment 
 and prognosis –&nbsp\;<i>Sarah Weckhuysen (Belgium)</i></li>\n\n<li>New 
 imaging tools will advance patients’ diagnosis and treatment to the next
  level –&nbsp\;<i>Serge Vulliemoz (Switzerland)</i></li>\n\n<li>New aven
 ues in drug development will have an impact on patients’ life –&nbsp\;
 <i>Wolfgang Löscher (Germany)</i></li>\n\n<li>What is needed to bring adv
 ances in diagnosis and treatment to the population? – The global impleme
 ntation gap –&nbsp\;<i>Samuel Wiebe (Canada)</i></li>\n\n</ul>\n<p>&nbsp
 \;</p><p><b>Neurodegeneration and epilepsy&nbsp\;</b></p><p><i>Co-chairs: 
 Eleonora Aronica (Netherlands) &amp\; Stephan Rüegg (Switzerland)</i></p>
 \n<ul>\n\n<li>Neurodegenerative disorders and seizures – the epidemiolog
 ical view –&nbsp\;<i>Ettore Beghi (Italy)&nbsp\;</i></li>\n\n<li>The ABT
  of neurodegeneration: alpha synuclein\, beta amyloid\, and tau protein an
 d their role in epileptogenesis –&nbsp\;<i>Katja Kobow (Germany)</i></li
 >\n\n<li>Diagnosis – neuroimaging\, CSF\, EEG –&nbsp\;<i>Giovani Friso
 ni (Italy)&nbsp\;</i></li>\n\n<li>Therapeutic challenges of treating patie
 nts with epilepsy and neurodegenerative disorders –&nbsp\;<i>Stephan Rü
 egg (Switzerland)</i></li>\n\n<li>The birth of hyperexcitability in Alzhei
 mer’s Disease –&nbsp\;<i>Jeffrey Noebels (USA)</i></li>\n\n</ul>\n<p>&
 nbsp\;</p><p><b>Novel approaches to drug discovery</b></p><p><i>Co-chairs:
  Matthew Walker (United Kingdom) &amp\; Meir Bialer (Israel)</i></p>\n<ul>
 \n\n<li>Why we need novel approaches –&nbsp\;<i>Heidrun Potschka (German
 y)</i></li>\n\n<li>Novel models of paediatric epilepsies –&nbsp\;<i>Sté
 phane Auvin (France)</i></li>\n\n<li>Zebra fish as tools for personalised 
 medicine –&nbsp\;<i>Peter de Witte (Belgium)</i></li>\n\n<li>Use of gene
  networks and induced pluripotent stem cells in drug discovery –&nbsp\;<
 i>Michael Johnson (United Kingdom)</i></li>\n\n</ul>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p><p><b>
 Is it possible to predict outcome in childhood epilepsies?</b></p><p><i>Co
 -chairs: Nicola Specchio (Italy) &amp\; Georgia Ramantani (Switzerland)</i
 ></p>\n<ul>\n\n<li>The role of genetics: where to start for understanding 
 outcome –&nbsp\;<i>Ingrid Scheffer (Australia)</i></li>\n\n<li>Disease m
 odifying treatments: is there an option? –&nbsp\;<i>Nicola Specchio (Ita
 ly)</i></li>\n\n<li>Prediction of outcome after epilepsy surgery: what can
  we learn from the virtual brain? –&nbsp\;<i>Fabrice Bartolomei (France)
 </i></li>\n\n<li>How EEG\, MRI and neuroimaging of brain networks can help
 ? –&nbsp\;<i>Torsten Baldeweg (United Kingdom)</i></li>\n\n<li>The soone
 r\, the better –&nbsp\;<i>Georgia Ramantani (Switzerland)</i></li>\n\n</
 ul>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p><p><b>Future therapies for epilepsy</b></p><p><i>Co-cha
 irs: Reetta Kälviäinen (Finland) &amp\; Meir Bialer (Israel)</i></p>\n<u
 l>\n\n<li>Update on new antiepileptic drugs in the pipeline –&nbsp\;<i>M
 eir Bialer (Israel)</i></li>\n\n<li>Can we develop new therapies for thera
 py-resistant patients? –&nbsp\;<i>Matthew Walker (United Kingdom)</i></l
 i>\n\n<li>Impact of new regulatory guidelines on drug development approach
 es –&nbsp\;<i>Emilio Perucca (Italy)</i></li>\n\n<li>Innovative treatmen
 ts for orphan epilepsies\, one at a time? –&nbsp\;<i>J Helen Cross (Unit
 ed Kingdom)</i></li>\n\n<li>Update on new antiepileptic devices in the pip
 eline –&nbsp\;<i>Kristl Vonck (Belgium)</i></li>\n\n</ul>\n</BODY></HTML
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