The X Neuroengineering Symposium takes place on November 12-14, 2024, in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. This international forum promotes an opportunity for researchers, educators, practitioners, and consumers to share knowledge, recent innovations and developments, non-clinical and clinical applications from animals to humans, in all aspects of neuroengineering, neuroscience and rehabilitation.

The Neuroengineering Symposium (SN), launched in 2015 by ISD, arose from an interest in integrating our local community of neuroengineering students and researchers with the national and international scientific community.

In its 10th version, the event will focus on how neuroengineering can help the health of people with disabilities, both in the context of rehabilitation and increasing quality of life. This will take place in the thematic areas of Biomechanics, Neuromodulation, Serious Games, Brain-Machine Interfaces, Human-Machine Interfaces, Robotics in Rehabilitation, Signal Processing, Augmentative and Alternative Communication, Neurophysiology, Electrophysiology, and Neuroanatomy.

In addition, due to the consolidation of the symposium as a traditional event, we will increase national and international attendance, which already includes Latin and North America, Europe and Asia.

Submissions

Authors are invited to make a submission to the Neuroengineering Symposium. All submissions will be assessed by the Committee to determine whether they meet the aims and scope of this Symposium. Those considered to be a good fit will be sent for peer review before determining whether they will be accepted or not.

The scientific committee Abstracts (2 pages) and Regular Full Papers (4 pages) submissions with theory and practical contributions to the following technical areas (although not limited to them):

Main topics:

1. Biomechanics and movements analysis in rehabilitation
2. Neuromodulation and advances in neuroprosthetic and functional electrical stimulation systems
3. Virtual reality and serious games in neuroengineering
4.  Brain-machine interfaces in assistance and rehabilitation
5. Sensors and Instrumentation – advances and applications
6. Human-machine interfaces in assistance and rehabilitation
7. Exoskeletons and Robotics in rehabilitation
8. Neurotechnology and its clinical applications
9. Cognitive science and its clinical applications
10. Signal and data processing for Neurotechnology and Analysis
11. Augmentative and Alternative Communication
12. Neurophysiology and electrophysiology
13. Neuroanatomy and Image Analysis