Special Session
3
Advanced Multimodal Network Approaches in Epilepsy:
Localization, Prediction, and Neuromodulation
Organizer
Prof. Guixia Kang, Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China
Epilepsy, as a network-based brain disorder, requires innovative strategies
to tackle challenges in lesion localization, seizure prediction, and
targeted neuromodulation. This special session at ICBBE 2025 aims to
showcase cutting-edge research integrating multimodal neuroimaging,
electrophysiological data, and computational modeling to unravel epilepsy's
complex network dynamics. We invite contributions focusing on adult and
pediatric populations, emphasizing translational applications for precision
medicine. Topics include novel biomarkers, AI-driven analysis, closed-loop
neuromodulation systems, and cross-scale network modeling. The session will
foster collaboration among clinicians, engineers, and computational
neuroscientists to bridge gaps between research and clinical practice in
epilepsy management.
Related
topics:
1. Multimodal neuroimaging for epilepsy network
mapping
2. Electrophysiological biomarkers in seizure prediction
3.
Machine learning/AI in epilepsy network analysis
4. Pediatric epilepsy
network heterogeneity
5. Closed-loop neuromodulation systems
6.
Dynamic functional connectivity in epilepsy
7. Cross-scale modeling
(microcircuits to large-scale networks)
8. Translational challenges in
network-based therapies
9. Wearable technologies for seizure monitoring
10. Computational modeling of neuromodulation effects
11. Network
resilience and epileptogenesis
12. Ethical considerations in invasive
neuromodulation
Submission Guideline
Please submit your manuscript via
Electronic Submission System (account is needed). (Please choose the
session number when you make the submission.)
Important Dates
Submission of Full Papers: August. 05, 2025
Notification of Review Result
of Papers from Special Sessions: August. 25, 2025