5-7 PM: Welcome and Guest Lecture (Catalina Country Club):

Basal forebrain and thalamocortical regulation of the EEG in sleep and transition to sleep. Ronald Szymusiak, Ph.D., Professor, School of Medicine, UCLA.

• Comodulation analysis of transient pathology: The conductor in the disturbed brain. Barry Sterman, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, School of Medicine, UCLA

• Task-specific EEG activation. David Kaiser, Ph.D., Assist. Professor of Psychology, Rochester Institute of Technology.

Tuesday May 27 (Catalina Canyon Resort)

9-12 Noon: Introduction to the Neuronavigator: Data acquisition and analysis.

12-5 PM: Free Time

5-7 PM: Clinical EEG analysis: A review of neurological methods and principles in electroencephalography. Denise Malkowicz, M.D, School of Medicine, Univ. of Pennsylvania.

7-9 PM: Dinner

9-11 PM: Optimizing QEEG assessment

• To seam or not to seam. David Kaiser, Ph.D.

• Ear, nose, or lap: is there an answer to the referencing problem? Barry Sterman, Ph.D.

• Comparison of the Neuronavigator, Deymed, and Mitsar QEEG systems. Staff

9-12 Noon: Comparative analysis of neurofeedback systems. Wolfgang Keeser, Didier Combatalade, David Kaiser, and Barry Sterman.

• The QEEG in depression: EEG and clinical correlations. Tamara Lorensen, Ph.D. candidate, Queensland University, Australia.

• A SKIL QEEG comparison of Asperger’s Syndrome and ADD in children. Jolene Ross, Ph.D. and Jim Caunt, ME, Wellesley, MA.

7-9 PM: Dinner

9-11 PM: Using the new neurofeedback software

12 Noon -5PM Free Time