13th Key Symposium: Bioelectronic Medicine - Technology Targeting Molecular Mechanisms

13th Key Symposium: Bioelectronic Medicine - Technology Targeting Molecular Mechanisms is organized by The New York Academy of Sciences and would be held during Sep 21 - 23, 2016 at 7 World Trade Center, New York, United States of America.

This groundbreaking discipline is aimed at interfacing electronics with nerves to specifically target the biological processes underlying disease. Bioelectronic medicine is now at the epicenter of where healthcare, technology, and science converge. The Key Symposium 2016: Bioelectronic Medicine - Technology Targeting Molecular Mechanisms, will convene thought leaders who have the potential to explore, define, and create this new field.

Session topics include : Defining Circuits, Cell Biology and Cancer, Molecular Sensing, Clinical Updates, Brain Interfaces, Processing the Future, and Funding the Field. By harnessing the power of technology spanning disciplines from microfluidics to computer processing to molecular technology, we step closer to the promise of bioelectronic medicine - to naturally reproduce a drug's therapeutic reaction by mobilizing the body's natural reflexes to develop effective, safe and economical alternatives to pills and injectables.