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ForwardBasic Sciences Symposium: “Novel Technologies for Benign Urology Research” (2020)
Available on Friday, July 10:
Recent technological advances are enabling both rapid scientific advancement and development of improvements in clinical care. This webcast brings together pioneers in technology development with researchers and clinicians interested in benign urology research to discuss new findings under the following themes: tissue engineering and nanotechnology, novel technologies for wireless monitoring and control, and technology-enabled advances in neural control.
Registration Fees
| Member Category |
|
|---|---|
| AUA Member | Free |
| AUA Non-Member | $29.00 |
Target Audience
- Physician scientists
- Researchers
- Clinical fellows
- Postdoctoral fellows
- Residents
- Medical/graduate students
Presentations
| Welcome and Opening Remarks | Margot Damaser, PhD |
| Session One: Tissue Engineering and Nanotechnology | Moderator: Joshua Mauney, PhD |
| Strategies to Optimize Stem Cell Therapy for Tissue Regeneration in Urology | Yuanyuan Zhang, MD, PhD |
| Developing Tissue Engineered Solutions for Women with Stress Urinary Incontinence and Pelvic Organ Prolapse | Naside Mangir, MD, PhD, FEBU |
| Session Two: Technological Advances for Wireless Monitoring and Neural Control | Moderator: Robert W. Gereau IV, PhD |
| Genetic and Circuit Framework of Amygdalar Neurons in Bladder Pain Processing | Vijay Samineni, PhD |
| Inflammation and Bladder Brain Connectivity | Stephen Zderic, MD |
| Advancing Closed-Loop Control of Bladder Function With Optogenetic Approaches | Aaron Mickle, PhD |
| Real-time Wireless Pressure Sensing: Opportunities for Conditional Bladder Neuromodulation | Steve J.A. Majerus, PhD |