SOMS

SOMS offers 4 students the opportunity to attend the ASNER Neurophysiology Symposyium, which will take place on Saturday, May 21st, 2011. The symposium will be with international participation and will be organized during The Congress of the National Neurology Society, at Romexpo, Bucharest. Students can register for these free slots by writing to us using the contact form and will be accepted in the order of their applications.

Thank you for your applications! The accepted students are: Aldebarani Gonzalez, Alexandru Stoian, Dragos Malaia and Adelina Marculescu.

PROGRAMME:

11.30 – 14.15 ASNER Symposium (Romanian Society of Electrodiagnostic Neurophysiology)

Chairs: Dr. T. Lupescu, Dr. M. Moldovan

11.30 – 11.35 Opening of the symposium

11.35 – 12.40 Ch. Krarup – Pitfalls in EMG (including discussions)

12.40 – 13.10 M. Moldovan – Abnormal Nerves with Normal Conduction Studies (including discussions)

13.20 – 13.50 – T. Lupescu – ‘Creative’ neurophysiology (including discussions)

13.55 – 14.15 – A. O. Constantinescu – Investigating the reactivity of deep coma to external stimuli: a neurophysiological approach (including discussions)

Last updated :May 15, 2011 ; 13:15.

The Romanian Society of PsychoNeuroEndocrinology together with the Society of Biological Psychiatry, The Romanian Association of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy and Psychopharmacology and AACE Chapter Romania have the pleasure to invite you to participate to the  XVII-th National Symposium of PsychoNeuroEndocrinology, which will take place in Bucharest, during May 26-27 2011. The Romanian Academy and the Academy of Medical Sciences patronize this event.

Theme: THE HORMONES AND THE BRAIN

Venue:

May 26th 2011, 12.30-17.30
The Romanian Academy – Aula, 125 Victoriei St., Sector 1, Bucharest

May 27-28th 2011
National Museum of Art – Auditorium, 1 Ştirbei Vodă Street, Sector 1, Bucharest

The scientific programme and more details can be found at http://rpnes.medical-congresses.ro/

SOMS members and other students that are interested by psychoneuroendocrinology have free attendance to the scientific sessions of the symposium and are kindly asked to send us their full name and contact details (email, telephone etc.) for badges, using our contact form.

Last updated :May 13, 2011 ; 00:06.

PROGRAMME:

1) The elements of a good speech

2) Self-confidence

3) Preparing and organizing the speech

4) Capturing the audience’s attention

5) Interaction with the audience

6) Introduction to argumentation.

Coordinator: Victor Drăghicescu, trainer of The Romanian Association of Debate, Eloquence and Rhetorics (ARDOR).

The training is free and targets a group of 15 students! We invite you to apply by using our contact form. The acceptance is in the order of sending the applications (SOMS members have priority).

Thank you for your applications! The participants of the training are: Cozma Liviu Alexandru, Negroiu Andra-Teodora, Ursache Alina, Nita Andreia, Viziteu Ioana, Gal Claudiu, Sava Ruxandra, Serban Andreea, Stanciu Sorin, Rasid Orhan, Podeanu Adrian, Pocnetz Sasa, Preda Raluca, Nita Oana Maria, Streinu-Cercel Oana, Cristescu Irina, Malaia Dragos.

Venue: 4th Amphitheatre, Carol Davila Univ., 1st floor

Victor’s presentation is HERE.

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Last updated :May 9, 2011 ; 23:24.

SOMS would like to thank the organizers of Neuronus 2011 International Student Neuroscience Conference (April 15-17th, Cracow, Poland) and especially Adam Tomczak and Eliza Wlazlo for facilitating the active participation to the event of 3 SOMS members: Alexandra Constantinescu, Aldebarani Gonzalez and Alexandra Dolfi. The stipends covered the congress fee, accommodation and help with travel expenses. This is the first time SOMS members receive stipends to attend an international conference.

Moreover, Alexandra Constantinescu would like to express her gratitude towards International Brain Research Organization for the generous funding that covered all expenses associated with her attendance to Neuronus 2011.

SOMS members held oral presentations during the Pathology in the Central Nervous System Session, chaired by Alexandra Constantinescu:

1) Stimulus strength, anesthetic depth and bursting history are key factors for the burst-suppression electrocortical pattern – Alexandra Constantinescu, Andrei Ilie, Dragos Ciocan, Bogdan Ionut David, Ana-Maria Zagrean, Leon Zagrean, Mihai Moldovan

2) Deep anesthesia impairs brain ischemic defenses – Aldebarani Gonzalez, Alexandra Oana Constantinescu, Dragos Ciocan, Andrei Ilie, Leon Zagrean, Mihai Moldovan – awarded the audience prize for best oral presentation

3) Theta waves during ischemic suppression in rat. Artifact or not? – Alexandra Dolfi, Alexandra Oana Constantinescu, Armand Iliescu, Bogdan David, Leon Zagrean, Mihai Moldovan

During the Opportunities Discussion Panel, Alexandra Constantinescu shared her IBRO InEurope scientific experience at Oxford University:

More information about the high-standard scientific lectures, excellent organization and enjoyable moments during Neuronus will be posted soon!

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