Where Innovation Meets Collaboration in Epilepsy Research
Join a dynamic community of scientists and clinicians at our Investigator Workshops—an energizing forum spotlighting the latest breakthroughs in basic, translational, and clinical epilepsy research. These sessions are designed to spark meaningful dialogue and foster collaboration across disciplines. Whether you're an established expert, an emerging investigator, or a researcher from a complementary field, you'll find inspiration, connection, and cutting-edge science in every workshop.
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Advance the Field
Share cutting-edge research and innovative approaches in basic, translational, or clinical epilepsy science that can shape future directions.
Foster Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
Bring together experts from diverse backgrounds to spark new ideas and partnerships that transcend traditional boundaries.
Promote Interactive Learning
Investigator Workshops are designed for dialogue—not just lectures—making them ideal for engaging peers in meaningful scientific exchange.
Elevate Emerging Voices
Provide a platform for junior investigators and researchers from adjacent fields to contribute fresh perspectives and gain visibility.
Shape the Annual Meeting Experience
Help define the scientific content of the AES Annual Meeting by contributing a session that reflects current challenges and opportunities in the field.
Highlight Timely Topics
Address emerging trends, technologies, or controversies that deserve focused attention and discussion.
Encourage Translational Impact
Bridge the gap between bench and bedside by showcasing research with real-world clinical relevance.