ASNR 2027 Individual Talks for Curated Symposia

2027 ASNR Annual Meeting Symposia Proposals

Thank you for your interest in submitting an Individual Talk for a Curated Symposium for the ASNR Annual Meeting, March 16–18, 2027, in Durham, NC. Please note all submissions are due Sunday, November 1, 2026.

Track 2 is for applicants submitting a single 20-minute talk rather than a complete symposium.

Applicants do not need to identify co-speakers or propose a complete symposium.
Selected talks will be combined by the Program Committee with two other selected talks to create a curated symposium.
All presenters will be required to submit a financial disclosure form.
Presenters do not need to be an ASNR member.
Non-ASNR members who are presenting at ASNR and attending the meeting for the first time will be offered a reduced membership rate and complimentary meeting registration.

Talk Information
Title of talk: *

Key Points/Summary of Talk
Please provide a summary of no more than 100 words, or roughly 600 characters with spaces. *
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What new information will this symposium present, and how will it impact the field of neurorehabilitation?
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Learning Objective
Please state a distinct learning objective in no more than 100 words, or roughly 600 characters, including spaces. Upon completion of the individual presentation, participants will be able to:
Educational Objective 1: *
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Scientific Fit
Individual talk submissions must fit clearly within one of the following curated symposium themes. Submissions that do not fit within one of the curated symposium themes will not be considered for presentation.

The Recovering Language System: Mechanisms, Prediction, and Intervention
Scope: How language function is disrupted and recovers after neurologic injury or disease, and how recovery can be understood, measured, predicted, and improved.
Heterogeneity in Recovery: Why Similar Injuries Lead to Different Outcomes
Scope: Why individuals with apparently similar neurologic injuries or disease experience different recovery trajectories and treatment responses, and how these differences can be understood, predicted, and addressed.

Please select one: *

The Recovering Language System: Mechanisms, Prediction, and Intervention

Heterogeneity in Recovery: Why Similar Injuries Lead to Different Outcomes

Clear Selection

The individual talk should prominently feature at least one of the following research areas. Please select all that apply (CTRL+Click to select multiple choices)
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Presenter Information
Name of presenter: *

Presenter degree(s): *

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Institution/Affiliation: *

Email: *

Are you currently a member of ASNR? *

Yes

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I can confirm that I am able to attend in person. *

Yes

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Diversity and Programmatic Fit
Please describe how the proposed speakers will add to the diversity of the ASNR Annual Meeting. This may include career stage, discipline, institution, area of research, lived experience, demographic diversity, or other perspectives relevant to the meeting program. Limit to 100 words, or roughly 600 characters with spaces. *
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Has the presenter presented in ASNR scientific or educational sessions in the past three years? *

Yes

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Funding Sources
Please list applicable funding sources for all organizers and presenters (Limit to 100 words, or roughly 600 characters with spaces): *
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Relevant Literature
Citations of the work to be discussed are welcome. Please list up to three manuscript DOIs here:
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