35th International Symposium
Click the dates below for the tentative meeting schedule.
Tuesday, November 5
- Trainee meet and greet
- Course: Autonomic Medicine for Advance Practice Providers
Wednesday, November 6
- President’s Welcome
- Robertson Lecture: David Robertson Memorial Event
- History of Microneurography: the work of Gunnar Wallin
- Symposium 1: Novel Device-based Therapies in Hypertension, Hypotension, and Heart Failure
- Symposium 2: Hot Topics in Pediatric POTS
- Abstract Presentations
- Ultimate Autonomic Challenge
- Trainee Poster Competition
Thursday, November 7
- MSA Lecture: Tribute to Gregor Wenning
- Low Lecture: POTS from orthostasis to intolerance
- Symposium 3: Moving towards a biological staging system in the alpha-synucleinopathies
- Symposium 4: POTS: Just Exercise!?
- Abstract Presentations
- Industry Sponsored Luncheon
- SIG and Committee Meetings
- Poster Session
Friday, November 8
- Business Meeting
- FAAS Recognitions
- Streeten Lecture: Exploring the autonomic nervous system through an endocrine lens
- Autonomic Debate: What is Dysautonomia?
- Abstract Presentations
- Session 5: The Bezold-Jarisch Reflex
- Session 6: Wearable Technologies for Autonomic Research and Medicine
- AAS Board meeting
- CAR Editorial Board meeting
- Presidential dinner
Saturday, November 9
- Abstract Presentations
- Autonomic Science: Year in Review
- Trainee Abstract Award Presentations
- Felicia Axelrod Award Lecture
- Closing Remarks
PLENARY SPEAKERS
MSA LECTURE
Alessandra Fanciulli,
MD PhD
Tribute to Gregor Wenning
STREETEN LECTURE
Janice Gilden,
MD MS FAAS
Exploring the autonomic nervous system through an endocrine lens
LOW LECTURE
Ronald Schondorf,
MD PhD FAAS
POTS: from orthostasis to intolerance
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES LECTURE
Vaughan Macefield,
PhD FAAS
History of microneurography: the work of Gunnar Wallin