Event Contribution

Professionals will have the opportunity to learn about the latest advances in neuroengineering and neuromodulation. With lectures and courses focused on areas such as neuromodulation, neurosurgery, artificial intelligence, modeling and data analysis in neuroscience, participants will be able to acquire practical skills that can be directly applied to their professional and research activities. This technical training contributes to improving clinical and engineering practices, increasing the capacity to implement modern technologies.

The symposium promotes interaction between professionals from various fields, such as physicians, physiotherapists, biomedical engineers, occupational therapists, materials researchers, and the private sector. This collaborative environment facilitates the formation of professional networks, stimulating partnerships for future projects, academic cooperation, and exchanges of experience that enrich the work of each participant in their field, including creating opportunities for new ventures. By addressing the challenges and advances in the development of assistive technologies, the event inspires professionals to think of new solutions for the needs of people with disabilities in Brazil. This strengthens the capacity of professionals to create technologies that improve accessibility and promote social inclusion, serving both the public sector (such as SUS) and the private market.

Participating in lectures and interacting with national and international researchers allows professionals to learn about the results of recent studies, expanding the scientific basis of their practices. The opportunity to present their own studies, work and innovations gives them the chance to directly contribute to the advancement of knowledge, sharing their experiences and challenges. The symposium will provide a space for dialogue with representatives from the public sector (such as health and research managers) and the private sector (neurotechnology industries).

Target Audience

Undergraduate and postgraduate students, basic education teachers, researchers, professionals, companies and investors in the health sector.