A comprehensive programme of Main Sessions has been devised as
the centralfacet of the scientific programme for the congress.

TUESDAY, 4th JULY 09:30 11:30

Epileptogenesis, seizures & epilepsy
Chair: Pitknen, A (Finland)

<*dv_2*>Intrinsic neuronal plasticity: role in hyperexcitability and pharmacoresistance
Beck, H (Germany)

Molecular basis of epileptogenesis in channelopathies
Baulac, S (France)

Imaging progressive changes in epilepsy
Liu, R (UK)

Epileptogenesis and disease modification - Are they realistic novel treatment indications?
<*dv_6*> Pitknen A (Finland)

Brain imaging from molecules to networks
<*dv_3*> Chair: Duncan, J (UK)

Imaging brain structure and blood flow and the network of blood flow and metabolic changes
<*dv_1*> Van Paesschen, W (Belgium)

Visualizing the chemistry of the brain
Guye, M (France)

Imaging neurotransmission
Kumlien, E (Sweden)

Imaging normal and abnormal cerebral activation
Woermann, F (Germany)

Visualising the networks of the brain
Powell, R (UK)

WEDNESDAY, 5th JULY 09:30 11:30

New concepts in pharmacotherapy
Chair: Brodie, M (UK)

Circumventing multi-drug resistance mediated by efflux proteins
Potschka, H (Germany)

Expanding mechanistic diversity of antiepileptic drugs
Sills, G (UK)

Delivering drugs directly to the brain via vectors or depots
Boon, P (Belgium)

Exploiting pharmacogenomics to individualise prescribing
<*dv_0*> Delanty, N (Ireland

Brain maturation in epilepsy evolution
Chair: Dulac, O (France)

Developmental plasticity of the sensorimotor networks
Khazipov, R (Russia)

Imaging plasticity of language in children with epilepsy
Hertz-Pannier, L (France)

Brain maturation and the evolution of epilepsy syndromes
Guerrini, R (Italy)

Brain maturation and surgical strategies in children
Holthausen, H (Germany)