28th Bernese Sleep-Wake-Epilepsy Days 2024
The 28th Bernese Sleep-Wake-Epilepsy Days will take place on November, 7–8, 2024.
Venue
The event will take place in the Lecture Hall Langhans at the Inselspital Bern.
Language
The lectures will be held in English.
Registration
Registration is mandatory for participation. Please register until October 30, 2024.
Participation is free of charge on both days.
Thursday, November 7, 2024
Clinical and scientific use of long-term EEG
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10:30–10:35 |
Introduction |
Kaspar A. Schindler |
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10:35–11:00 |
Non-invasive long-term EEG |
Claire-Marie Gropp |
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11:00–11:25 |
Invasive long-term EEG |
Maxime O. Baud |
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11:25–11:50 |
Minimal-invasive long-term EEG |
Cecilia Friedrichs-Maeder |
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11:50 |
Lunch |
Credits
2 Credits SGKN, 1 Credit SNG, 1 Credit SGPP, 1.5 Credits SGSSC
iSPHYNCS Invesitgators Meeting (by invitation only)
09:00–10:45
C. Bassetti, R. Khatami, S. von Manitius, A. Datta, S. Miano, M. Strub, J. Acker, S. Bürki, U. Kallweit, G. J. Lammers, M. Schmidt
Thursday, November 7, 2024
28th Bernese Sleep-Wake-Epilepsy Symposium
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13:30–13:40 |
Welcome |
Claudio L. A. Bassetti |
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13:40–13:45 |
6th Bernese Sleep Award |
Award Presentation: Leila Tarokh |
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13:45–14:30 |
A Lifetime of Sleep - Why am I so Tired? |
Mary Carskadon |
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14:30–15:00 |
Clearing the Brain at Night: Sleep & Glymphatics |
Rolf Fronczek |
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15:00–15:30 |
Why randomized clinical trials may show lack of treatment effects of CPAP for sleep apnea? |
Shahrokh Javaheri |
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15:30–16:00 |
Coffee break |
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16:00–16:15 |
4th Bernese Epilepsy Award With generous support by the Kernen-Fonds |
Award Presentation: Kaspar A. Schindler |
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16:15–17:00 |
Mechanisms of endogenous epileptogenicity |
Premysl Jiruska |
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17:00–17:30 |
Differential diagnosis of nocturnal seizures |
Lino Nobili |
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17:30–17:45 |
Closing Remarks |
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17:45 |
Aperitif |
Credits
4 Credits SNG, 3 Credits SGAIM, 3 Credits SGPP, 2 Credits SGKN, 2 Credits SGP, 4 Credits SGSSC
Friday, November 8,2024
10th ZEN Symposium
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08:45–08:50 |
Welcome |
Antoine Adamantidis |
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08:50–09:00 |
Research perspectives in Neurology |
Urs Fischer |
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09:00–10:00 |
Hybrid states between wake and sleep: a portal into sleepers' cognition? |
Delphine Oudiette |
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10:00–10:30 |
Coffee break and poster session |
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1st Session
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Sleep at the Molecular Scale |
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10:30–11:15 |
Single cell transcriptomics & sleep homeostasis |
Sha Liu |
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2nd Session
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Sleep & Neuro-computational approaches |
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11:15–12:00 |
Sleep restores an optimal computational regime in cortical networks |
Keith Hengen |
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12:00–12:45 |
Cortical neural assembly dynamics across the sleep-wake cycle |
Richard Boyce |
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12:45–13:30 |
Lunch and poster session |
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3rd Session |
Sleep & Experimental Neurology |
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13:30–14:15 |
Hippocampus oscillations in AD, cognition or sleep |
Isabelle Lambert |
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14:15–15:00 |
The role of interictal discharges in ictogenesis - A dynamical perspective |
Premysl Jiruska |
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15:00–15:30 |
Coffee break and poster session |
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4th Session
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BRIDGE sponsored session – Sleep and drug discovery |
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15:30–16:15 |
Quviviq: Translating Orexin Receptor Antagonism from Animals to Humans for Insomnia Treatment |
Michel-Alexander Steiner |
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16:15–17:00 |
Translational predictive tools for improved drug screening for insomnia |
Tiago Sa Campelo |
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17:00–17:15 |
Closing Remarks |
Credits
8 Credits SNG, 4 Credits SGPP, 6.5 SGSSC