Hosted by Dr. Isaac Yang of UCLA. Featuring lectures from leaders in Neurosurgery spanning connectomics-guided surgical approaches to optimizing BCI to neurocognitive outcomes and alterations after whole brain radiotherapy. Including updates form the 2025 Emerging Innovator Award recipients covering functional connectivity predicting neuropsychological symptoms, improvement of focused ultrasound, and the future of stroke prognostication!

Connectomics-guided Clinical Case Series

Correlation Between Neurocognitive Outcomes and Neuroaxonal Connectome Alterations After Whole Brain Radiotherapy

Using Connectomics for Optimization of BCI Placement & Performance

Connectomic Analysis for Neurosurgical Planning in Eloquent Tumors

Functional Connectivity Predicts Neuropsychological Symptoms in Patients with Brain Tumors

Transforming Conflicting Evidence in Glioma Surgery into Connectomic Research

Join us as we discuss the current application of network-based neuroscience in clinical, educational, & research settings with several neurosurgeons who are advancing our treatment paradigms with connectomics.

Supramaximal resection and preserving language

Virtual reality applications and a review of the DMN, CEN, & Salience networks

Toward extreme eloquence...implications for enhanced brain tumor surgery

Connectomics: it works if you (net)work it, so (net)work it, it's worth it

Improving quality of life post-tumor craniotomy with parcel-guided TMS

Using machine learning to evaluate large-scale brain networks

Introducing the S-I Scale: Standardizing connectome‐based brain tumor surgery through a network‐based surgical nomenclature

Intraoperative awake language mapping correlates to preoperative connectomics imaging

Intra-axial tumor surgery & brain networks: mapping techniques, critical needs, & scientific opportunities

The Potential Role of Connectomics in Radiation Oncology