Dr. Gardner, a JNLC Facilitator, recently attended the 9th Edition of the International Conference on Neurology and Neurological Disorders. The event was held at the Venue Hotel CIS Paris Ravel in Paris, France, from June 20-22, 2024, where he delivered a successful presentation titled “Tailored Care Homes for Neurological Disorders: A Person-Centered Approach.”
This prestigious global convention serves as a premier international forum, bringing together a diverse audience, including academicians, scientists, researchers, neurologists, healthcare professionals, pharmacists, clinicians, psychologists, psychiatrists, and industry experts. The conference aims to present original research findings, exchange cutting-edge developments, and share valuable experiences in brain informatics research, brain-inspired technologies, and applications for brain and mental health.
The scientific gathering brought together top experts to discuss emerging topics, identify research problems, and explore the challenges facing the field of neurology and allied disciplines. Through various events such as technical presentations, keynotes, demonstrations, and panel discussions, the conference addressed critical issues and advancements in the realm of neurology.
The conference featured a line-up of outstanding speakers, delegates, and eminent personalities in the field of neurology from around the world. An array of elite researchers and medical experts were invited to curate and preside over scientific and keynote sessions, comprising plenary lectures, invited speeches, and research presentations. Neurology 2024 covered a wide spectrum of neuroscience specialties, making it a comprehensive and enriching event for all attendees.
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