This public lecture is suitable for clinicians, bench science researchers, engineers, innovators and people with deep tech interests. Everyone is welcome!

Professor Terry Sanger (Children's Hospital of Orange County and University of California, Irvine, USA) will discuss how mathematical models, neural engineering, and quantitative movement analysis are transforming our understanding of childhood dystonia. The presentation will explore how these approaches reveal abnormal brain network function and inform innovative therapeutic strategies.

This is the second public talk online on 11 December.

Contact the host of Neurology Meets Engineering and Mathematics: Insights from Childhood Dystonia with Professor Terry Sanger

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