World Congress on
Neuroscience and Brain Disorders
THEME: "Emerging Perspectives in Neurology and Brain Research"
27-28 Mar 2024 
Hotel NH Sants Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain THEME: "Emerging Perspectives in Neurology and Brain Research"
27-28 Mar 2024
Hotel NH Sants Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 
Title: Gender Dynamics and Sustainability Outcomes in the Romanian Financial Sector
Time: 10:20 - 10:55
Title: Neural Circuit Formation and Sensory Perception in the Mouse Olfactory System
Time: 11:45 - 12:20
Sakano received
his Ph.D. degree from Kyoto University in 1976.
For his thesis work Dr. Sakano investigated tRNA processing by isolating
the temperature-sensitive mutants of the ribozyme RNAase P in E. coli.
From 1978 to 1981, Sakano worked at Basel Institute for Immunology in Switzerland on
immunoglobulin genes to solve the problem of antibody diversity. He published five Nature article
papers providing the evidence for
combinatorial and junctional diversification of antibody genes.
Sakano then moved
to the University of California at Berkeley as Assistant Professor in 1982 and was
promoted to tenured Full Professor in 1992.
He relocated to University of Tokyo in 1994 changing his research field
to Neuroscience.
Sakano is
currently Professor Emeritus at University of Tokyo and Professor in
Neuroscience at University of Fukui.
Title: The Mindfulness Architect
Time: 12:20 - 12:55
At age 34, Holly, a successful architect, saw the perfect world she'd created to conceal her flaws come crashing down. From this low point, she vowed to do better and spent the next twenty years making good on that vow. Embarking on a transformative journey, she explored spirituality, neuroscience, and psychology, and took a deep dive into Buddhist practices. Across the country, Holly read books, listened to teachings, and attended retreats, soaking up whatever guidance came her way. Her quest would evolve into the creation of the P.E.R.L.O.V.E. formula – an effective and transformational set of mindfulness and meditation practices based on the teachings and gurus she encountered. She now shares this wisdom with others.
Title: Drug resistant epilepsy, definition, Pathophysiology and management
Time: 13:35 - 14:10
B.Mesraoua is currently Director of the
Neurology Fellowship Program at the Neurology Section at HMC, Doha, Qatar;
he is also Assistant Director of the Residency Program at Qatar Medical School.
He is the
Chairman and the Organizer of the well known Qatar Epilepsy Symposium, and the International Epilepsy School he is
running yearly for the past several years
Title: Dare to Dream and Grow Boldly Toward Your Best Life
Time: 14:35 - 15:00
Title: Healing Women’s Broken Relationship with Power
Time: 15:25 - 15:50
Dana Theus is an executive and career coach specializing in helping women unlock their highest potential to succeed and to shine. With her support, women aspiring to greater levels of leadership and entrepreneurship learn to retell the stories they must heal so that they can emerge into their full potential and find their authentically confident voice and impact. Leveraging a 25+ year career on the front lines of business, Dana has worked for Fortune 50 companies, entrepreneurial tech start-ups, government and military agencies and non-profits. She has taught graduate-level courses for several Universities in the Washington DC area. She writes on multiple leadership sites to bring an INPowered voice to authentic feminine leadership and gender-balanced leadership development.
Title: The role of OT in stress response under different interpersonal conditions
Time: 15:50 - 16:15
Psychologist, Master in Educational Psychology, Master
in Mindfulness. PhD© in Developmental Sciences and Psychopathology, Universidad
del Desarrollo, Santiago, Chile.
Her research interests lie in elucidating aspects that contribute to a more peaceful and healthy social coexistence, in harmony with the social nature of our species. She is particularly intrigued by unraveling the psychobiological processes underlying social bonds and societies. In particular, she is deeply interested in contributing to the understanding of interpersonal conditions that either facilitate or hinder optimal human functioning. Moreover, She seek to explore the neurobiological mechanisms that underlie affiliative processes and group phenomena, which ultimately promote greater well-being for individuals.
Title: Understanding Executive Functioning Deficits Inherent in ADHD and ASD
Time: 09:45 - 10:20
Mary
Hynes Danielak, Psy.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist. . Danielak is one of
the founders and CEO of The Counseling and Development Center outside of
Atlanta, GA. Danielak has been in clinical practice since 1994 and has
tested over 1600 children, teens, and adults. She has trained a variety of
postdoctoral fellows and best practices of assessment and interpretation of
data. Her training in assessment included the neuropsychological assessment of
executive functions for differentiating ADHD from other disorders. Her original
doctoral dissertation research constituted an N=325 for her doctorate was
published in Journal of Emotional and Behavioral Disorders, 3, 40-45], “Doctoral
Dissertation: “Comparison of Paternal Factors in Families with and without
Daughters with Disturbed Eating Attitudes.” [Danielek, M., & Eme, R.,
(1995). She was a field researcher for the DSM-5 by the American Psychiatry
Association (name is on page 912) and was also involved with the APA’s Quality
Measure Development for Behavioral Health Initiative. In 2019, Danielak
collected data for developing USA norms for a product developed in Spain with
the Nesplora Corporation for the measurement of executive function in children
using the Oculus I virtual-reality headset.
Title: Religion, Emotion and Self-Empowerment
Time: 10:20 - 10:55
Marziyeh Bakhshizadeh, Professor of Theories, Methods and Concepts in the Context of Social Diversity in the Social Work program at Reutlingen School of Theology. She studied sociology in Tehran and did her doctorate at Ruhr University Bochum on women's rights in different interpretations of Islam in Iran after the 1979 revolution. Her special interests in research and teaching are the sociology of emotions, the sociology of religion and especially human and women's rights in Islamic societies and cultures.
Title: Reconnection with Inner Strength as a way to Empower Women
Time: 11:15 - 11:50
Trauma Therapist, International Speaker, podcaster, mentor and educator with specialisation in Complex PTSD, PTSD and related coping mechanisms such as Eating Disorders, Addiction, Borderline Personality Disorder, Disassociation and Anxiety.
Founder of recovery program Trauma Response Recovery
Founder of educational program Complex PTSD Blueprint
She began to study how the mind works thirty years ago as a way to recover from Complex PTSD and completed several training programs, starting with The Silva Method of Mind Control, Acumulator, Principles of Life, NLP, Clinical and Pastoral Counselling, CBT, OneBrain, regression, hypnotherapy, and concluding with Rapid Transformation Therapy. In addition, I studied non-traditional modalities such as Reiki, Tarot, Osho Method, energy work of crystals, wood and plants. And available research regarding the physical manifestation of emotional issues, newly known more as Quantum healing.
Title: The central but denied role of women in decision-making and conflict resolution
Time: 12:15 - 12:40
Title: Exploring the Neurobiological and Behavioral Congruencies between Bulimia Nervosa and Addictions
Time: 13:10 - 13:30
Title: Breaking the Hijab stereotype in business
Time: 13:00 - 14:00
Sama Rahnemayan is a medical graduate with a history of research in
different neuroscience related fields. She is currently working as a research
assistant in one of the leading neuroscience research centers of Iran and has a
background of working as a guest researcher at Ruhr University Bochum in
Germany and Bogazici University in Turkey. Her aim is to continue her academic
character as a neuroscientist with medical background to address answers and
solutions to practical issues, affecting everyday life. Her latest research
focus has been merely on studying driving behavior and its risk factors,
especially based on fMRI results. The present abstract, contains the results of
her latest study, which has a very novel design and has not been studied
anywhere before.
Title: Investigation of the Effect of Brain Stimulation in the Treatment of Lewy Body Disease
Time: 15:00 - 15:30
Ahmad Mehdipour
Arbastan is a passionate medical student, researcher, inventor, and
international speaker of top neurological-neurosurgical diseases that efforts
to discover new ways of preventing, diagnosing, and treating CNS's major
diseases, in order to positively impact patient’s lives. He loves to work with
different scientists of neurology and neurosurgery fields from all over the
world on MS, NMO, Parkinson, and Alzheimer diseases.
Title: Telomerase in brain and neurodegeneration
Time: 15:30 - 16:10
Title: 48-Hours to Change Your Life
Time: 16:10 - 16:50
