Plenary Lectures List

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Max Hilz (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Central autonomic dysregulation due to stress and brain lesions and the effects of relaxation

Qi Fu (Robertson Lecture), Sympathetic regulation in human pregnancy

David Goldstein (MSA Plenary Lecture), “Sick-but-not-dead” catecholaminergic neurons: implications for pathophysiological mechanisms, early detection, and treatment of autonomic synucleinopathies

Phillip Low (Inaugural Low Plenary Lecture), Pivots in my career

Guillaume Lamotte (The Felicia Axelrod Investigator Award), Autonomic dysfunction in Parkinson’s disease: from rest to exercise

Timi Earl (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Effect of levodopa on blood pressure and baroreflex function in individuals with Parkinson disease with and without orthostatic hypotension: a randomized cross-over study

Negin Badihian (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Characteristics of multiple system atrophy: perspectives from patients and caregivers

Rebecca Glarin (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Functional brainstem imaging of sympathetic drive using MSNA coupled fMRI at ultra-high field

Pouya Mehr (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Parkinson’s disease is associated with worsening postprandial hypotension symptoms compared to multiple system atrophy

Donovan Smith (Best Basic Science Autonomic Research Travel Fellowship Award), Optogenetic and chemogenetic silencing of the neurons that control blood pressure

Anthony Incognito (AAS Trainee Platform Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Insights into postural hyperventilation in postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome: The role of arterial pulsatility and brain perfusion on ventilatory drive during upright posture

Rafael Sanguinetti (AAS Trainee Platform Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Optogenetic treatment of neurogenic shock

Jeremy Bigalke (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Circulating ratio of testosterone to estradiol is associated with resting muscle sympathetic nerve activity in females

Gabrielle Dillon (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Females with menopausal hot flashes may exhibit attenuated heart rate variability compared to females without menopausal hot flashes

Rebekah Lee (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Impact of autonomic severity of spinal cord injury on the hypoxic ventilatory response

Emma Zblewski (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Biosocial media and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS): themes from large, public Facebook and Reddit community discussions

Italo Biaggioni (Streeten Plenary Lecture), The pathophysiology and clinical pharmacology of autonomic disorders. It takes a village

Victoria Claydon (Robertson Plenary Lecture), Autonomic dysregulation in spinal cord injury

Shoji Tsuji (MSA Plenary Lecture), Exploring genetic bases to develop new therapeutics for multiple system atrophy

Jacqueline Limberg (The Felicia Axelrod Investigator Award), Sex differences in the vascular response to sympathetic activation during hypoxia

Jan Hönemann (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Effects of six hours daily lower body negative pressure on orthostatic tolerance and cardiac performance during 30 days strict head-down tilt bedrest

Paul Beach (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Locus coeruleus degeneration is associated with orthostatic responses in Parkinson disease and multiple system atrophy

Rashmin Hira (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Objective cardiovascular autonomic abnormalities in post-acute sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC): overall and sex-based prevalence

Iain Parsons (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Orthostatic tolerance following heat acclimation: a single blinded randomised controlled trial

Robert Rosencrans (Best Basic Science Autonomic Research Travel Fellowship Award), Adipose tissue catecholamine resistance correlates with differential sympathetic outflow onto visceral and subcutaneous fat

Leena Shoemaker (AAS Trainee Platform Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Different responses of the cerebral macro- and microvasculature to transient hypotension

John Akins (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Resting sympathetic nerve activity differentially influences cold-pressor reactivity in older men and women

Jacquie Baker (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Hemodynamic consequences of hypocapnic hyperventilation in POTS

Vera-Ellen Lucci (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular responses to urodynamics testing after spinal cord injury: the influence of autonomic injury

Marcus Tso (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Electrical and optogenetic stimulation of sympathetic neurons to stabilize blood pressure during neurogenic shock after acute spinal cord injury

Daniel Claassen (MSA Plenary Lecture), Imaging methods for MSA

Julian Paton (Hot Topic Plenary Lecture), A bionic era in medicine

Aaron Phillips (Plenary Lecture), Spinal cord injury hemotherapeutics

Elizabeth Coon (The Felicia Axelrod Investigator Award), Pure autonomic failure: from idiopathic OH to phenoconversion

Juliette Hall (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Adrenergic receptor autoantibody concentrations are not different between patients with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome and healthy controls

Abhishek Lenka (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Cardiac 18F-Dopamine PET distinguishes PD with orthostatic hypotension from parkinsonian MSA

Kate Bourne (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Body compression reduces upright blood pressure oscillations in patients with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome

Dana Shiffer (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Symptoms and autonomic changes induced by chronic transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation in hyperadrenergic postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome

Leon DeLalio (Best Basic Science Autonomic Research Travel Fellowship Award), Circadian cycle exaggerates sympathoexcitatory responses to activation of chemosensitive renal sensory nerves

Risa Isonaka (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Differences among genetic forms of Parkinson’s disease in baroreflex-sympathoneural function and cardiac noradrenergic innervation

Juliana Jorge (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Relevant burden of injuries due to vasovagal syncope

Vera-Ellen Lucci (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Markers of susceptibility to cardiac arrhythmia in experimental spinal cord injury and the impact of sympathetic stimulation and exercise training

Nasia Sheikh (AAS Trainee Poster Presentation Travel Fellowship Award), Blunting initial orthostatic hypotension: mechanistic roles of muscle contraction vs. sympathetic activation

Sonja Scholz (MSA Plenary Lecture), Genetic and molecular characterization of multiple system atrophy

Eduardo Benarroch (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Multiple system atrophy and brainstem control of survival

Gregory Fink (Robertson Plenary Lecture), Impact of obesogenic diet on autonomic regulation in a rat model of chronic spinal cord injury

Ronald Postuma (MSA Plenary Lecture), The early stages of synucleinopathies: is prodromal MSA detectible?

Amir Zarrinpar (Hot Topic Plenary Lecture), The gut microbiome: all hype or true hope?

Amy Arnold (The Felicia Axelrod Investigator Award)

Nicholas Breier (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Increased gastrointestinal gut hormones secretion following a glucose challenge in postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome

Miguel Perez (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Baseline characteristics of patients with multiple system atrophy enrolled in the Natural History Study of the Synucleinopathies

Maryam Ghariq (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Towards improved hemodynamic criteria to distinguish between classic orthostatic hypotension and reflex syncope during tilt-table testing

Ryosuke Takeda (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Effect of dietary salt intake on morning blood pressure surge in healthy women

Robert Larson (Best Basic Science Autonomic Research Travel Fellowship Award), Bezold-Jarisch reflex and beyond: differential engagement of inhibitory and excitatory cardiopulmonary reflexes by capsaicin and phenylbiguanide

Hadiatou Barry (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Evidence of adaptations in the neural control of body temperature following heat acclimation in humans

Ningshan Wang (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Cutaneous biomarkers in multiple system atrophy

Elisabeth Golden (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Addressing orthostatic hypotension in Parkinson disease patients in a neurology resident continuity clinic: one year follow-up

Risa Isonaka (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Colocalization of alpha-synuclein with tyrosine hydroxylase in skin biopsies from individuals at genetic risk of Parkinson disease: a genotype-phenotype study

Guillaume Lamotte (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Long-term trends in myocardial sympathetic innervation and function in synucleinopathies

Kamila Migdal (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), The effect of dietary sodium intake on central blood pressure variability in young adults

Roy Freeman (Streeten Plenary Lecture), The art and science of clinical autonomic research

Jens Jordan (Robertson Plenary Lecture), The norepinephrine transporter and human cardiovascular disease

Gregor Wenning (MSA Plenary Lecture), Multiple system atrophy: are we ready to tame the beast?

Ron Wevers (Groundbreaking Research Plenary Lecture), A novel autosomal recessive orthostatic hypotension syndrome: a new kid on the block

Jeffrey Ardell (Hot Topic Plenary Lecture), Neuromodulation focused therapeutics for cardiac disease: structure/function foundations

Daniel Claassen (Cognitive Dysfunction in Autonomic Disorders Plenary Lecture), Norepinephrine and cognition: revisiting an old friend

Jose-Alberto Palma (The Felicia Axelrod Investigator Award)

Karla Minota (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Sweat gland nerve fiber density: development of a novel unbiased reconstruction methodology

Prashanthi Vemuri (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Discovery and validation of MRI morphometry features for early multiple system atrophy

Darius Gerlach (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Functional brainstem imaging reveals brainstem nuclei governing human baroreflex function

Matthew Lloyd (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Sex and age differences in sympathetic vascular baroreflex function: insights from neck collar stimulation and an orthostatic stress test

Mahmoud AbdelRazek (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Epidemiology of postural tachycardia syndrome

Robert Larson (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Norepinephrine transporter dysfunction contributes to increased sympathetic tone in a mouse model of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Lucy Lei (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Norepinephrine transporter inhibition with atomoxetine prevents tilt-induced vasovagal syncope: a randomized, placebo-controlled trial

Jacquie Baker (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Evidence of cortical autonomic impairment in the pathophysiology of neurogenic orthostatic hypotension associated with peripheral autonomic dysfunction

Hendrik Kronsbein (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Assessing individual human baroreflex-chemoreflex interactions using an n-of-1 trial design

Dana Shiffer (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Relationship between cardiac sympathetic modulation and inflammation after repetitive automatic mechanical somatosensory stimulation (AMSS) in Parkinson’s disease

Jeung-ki Yoo (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Heightened sympathetic neural and blood pressure responses to cold pressor test in women with PTSD

Horacio Kaufmann (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Lessons my patients taught me

Italo Biaggioni (Robertson Plenary Lecture), Pathophysiology of supine hypertension in autonomic failure

Pietro Cortelli (MSA Plenary Lecture), Sleep disorders in multiple system atrophy

Jean-François Brunet (Groundbreaking Research Plenary Lecture), The sacral autonomic outflow is sympathetic

Jeffrey Boris (POTS Plenary Lecture), Pediatric POTS: the blind men, the elephant, and the drone

Nataliia Nazarenko (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), In-vivo measurement of brainstem and hypothalamic centers involved in blood pressure regulation in humans: a high-resolution fMRI study with LBNP

Jose-Alberto Palma (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Preliminary results of the Global Multiple System Atrophy Registry (GLOMSAR): an internet-based patient-reported registry

Naima Covassin (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Blood pressure response to experimental sleep restriction: effect of family history of hypertension

Jacqueline Limberg (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Muscle sympathetic nerve activity is not altered by experimental sleep restriction in healthy humans

Robert Larson (Best Basic Science Autonomic Research Travel Fellowship Award), Exploring neuro-cardiovascular dysregulation in a mouse model of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Jorge Celedonio (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Nitric oxide function in POTS during high and low sodium diets

Ben Illigens (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), QT interval lengthening and recovery following experimental hypoglycemia using the hyperinsulinemic clamp procedure

Guillaume Lamotte (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Renal conversion of L-dihydroxyphenylserine (droxidopa) to norepinephrine in levodopa-untreated patients with neurogenic orthostatic hypotension

Vera-Ellen Lucci (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), The use of lidocaine lubricant in bowel management practices does not improve autonomic dysreflexia in spinal cord injury: a randomized clinical trial

Jessica Ng (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Vasovagal syncope patients have a reduced quality of life and greater psychological distress compared to healthy subjects

Brock Preheim (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Initiation of droxidopa during hospital admission for management of refractory neurogenic orthostatic hypotension in severely ill patients

Jacquie Baker (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Validity and reliability of orthostatic and non-orthostatic symptoms scores derived from the Orthostatic Discriminant and Severity Scale – a new instrument to discriminate orthostatic from non-orthostatic symptoms

Brooke Hockin (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Can intermittent calf compression improve orthostatic tolerance?

Seth Holwerda (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Effect of chronic anxiety on sympathetic vasoconstrictor and cardiac responsiveness in humans

Alejandro Velasco (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Orthostatic heart rate-blood pressure relationship identifies neurogenic orthostatic hypotension

Kevin Shoemaker (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Recruitment strategies in efferent sympathetic nerve activity: old hypotheses gain momentum in human multi-unit recordings

Nisha Charkoudian (Plenary Lecture), Influences of female reproductive hormones on regulation of body temperature and blood pressure in humans

Kevin J. Tracey (Plenary Lecture), Reflex circuits in immunity

Fujii (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Carotid body denervation prevents the worsening of cardiac function and heart failure in rat models of myocardial infarction and hypertension

de Jong (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Circadian blood pressure control in afferent versus efferent lesions in the arterial baroreflex

Vichayanrat (Don Summers Memorial Multiple System Atrophy Travel Award), Cardiovascular autonomic dysfunction in autopsy-confirmed multiple system atrophy: predictors of bad and good outcome

B.C.D. Hockin (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), The optimal intermittent calf compression paradigm to improve orthostatic fluid shifts and cardiovascular control

B.M.W. Illigens (FMS/Peňáz Wesseling Travel Fellowship Award), Baroreflex sensitivity impairment during hypoglycemia is associated with an increase in interleukin-6

Bryarly (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), The prevalence of ganglionic AChR antibodies in postural tachycardia syndrome (POTS)

J.E. Celedonio (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Assessment of vascular endothelial function in postural tachycardia syndrome and healthy controls

J.K. Cutsforth-Gregory (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Dysautonomia due to ganglionic nicotinic acetylcholine receptor autoimmunity

De Maria (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award), Complexity analysis of cardiovascular oscillations in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

Awe (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Low bioenergetics in functional disorders parallel disability score

Chobanyan-Jürgens (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Cardiac pacemaker channel (HCN4) inhibition and atrial arrhythmogenesis following acute relief of cardiac sympathetic activation

M.G. Lloyd (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), The pathophysiology of carotid sinus hypersensitivity: sensory block of the sternocleidomastoid muscles does not increase responses to carotid sinus massage

V.E. Lucci (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Bowel management and quality of life following spinal cord injury: the influence of autonomic dysreflexia

M.E. Moir (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Cardiac autonomic function impairment in concussed adolescents during a sit-to-stand protocol

Roy (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Short- and long-term effects of Fingolimod on cardiovagal gain in patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis

Valerio-Silva (AAS-Lundbeck Travel Fellowship Award-Poster), Pure autonomic failure and Lewy body dementia: red flags of evolution to a widespread alpha synucleinopathy

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Christopher Mathias (Streeten Plenary Lecture), The evolving nature of autonomic medicine in the new millennium–and peering into the mirror of Galadriel

Jordi Serra (Plenary lecture) The neurobiological basis of spontaneous pain in animals and humans.

Julian Thayer (Plenary lecture). Prefrontal regulation of the stress response: a neurovisceral integration perspective.

FMS PW Award. JE Celedonion. Effects of high sodium intake on blood volume and catecholamines in patients with postural tachycardia syndrome and healthy females.

FMS PW Award. AC Arnold. Sympathetically-mediated low frequency fluctuations in blood pressure occur independent of baroreflex function in autonomic failure.

Don Summer Memorial MSA Travel Award. EA Coon. Survival in multiple system atrophy: insights from a large retrospective cohort.

Nadia Maruyama (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), The role of 17β-estradiol in the RVLM of renovascular hypertensive rats

Irwin Schatz (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Lessons from the recent past: The Tuskegee Study

Harold Schultz (Plenary Lecture) The carotid body in heart failure: why is it important.

Don Summer Memorial MSA Travel Award. P Low. Rifampicin treatment trial in MSA fails to find drug superior to placebo.

Streeten Travel Award. NE Goulding. Decreased TRPV4 expression in familial dysautonomia may explain blunted osmopressor reflex.

PW Travel Award. JK Limberg. Role of the carotid body chemoreceptors in baroreflex control of blood pressure during hypoglycemia in healthy humans.

PW Travel Award. ZJ Schlader. Heart rate response during hyperthermic lower body negative pressure: implications for tolerance.

AAS Travel Award. T Mai. The role of TRPV4 channels in the portal region and the renal system in the osmopressor response.

Rocio Figueroa (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Improvement of endothelial dysfunction during autonomic blockade in obesity-associated hypertensive human subjects

Mark Chapleau (Streeten Plenary Lecture), The ‘ups and downs’ of blood pressure & baroreflex sensitivity – A historical and personal perspective

Qi Fu (Plenary lecture) Autonomic responses to pregnancy.

Vaughan Macefield (Plenary lecture) Master and commander: the brain and the autonomic nervous system.

FMS PW Award. AC Arnold. Paradox elevations in angiotensin II, independent of plasma renin activity, contribute to the supine hypertension of primary autonomic failure.

FMS PW Award. Y Okada. Chronic effects of aliskiren versus hydrochorothiazide on sympathetic neural responses to head-up tilt in hypertensive seniors.

AAS Travel Award. S Purkayastha. Association between cerebral autoregulation and white matter hyperintensities in elderly individuals.

AAS Travel Award. JN Barnes. The change in arterial stiffness during ganglionic blockade is associated with sympathetic nerve activity in women.

Niamh Goulding (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Blunted osmopressor response in familial dysautonomia

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Wouter Wieling (Streeten Plenary Lecture), An autonomic journey in only 30 seconds

MSA Award. PA Low. Prospective 5-year natural history study of probable multiple system atrophy (MSA) in 175 North American subjects.

FMS PW Award. DP Casey. Relationship between muscle sympathetic nerve activity and aortic wave reflection characteristics in young men and women.

FMS PW Award. ED Wittwer. Beta-2 adrenergic receptor gene variation and the cardiovascular response to orthostatic testing.

AAS Travel Award. T Siepmann. Quantitative pilomotor axon-reflex test (QPART) – a novel quantification test of pilomotor function.

AAS Travel Award. AC Arnold. Altered leptin sensitivity for baroreflex suppression  within the solitary tract nucleus of older Sprague-Dawley rats is associated with increased endogenous leptin tone.

David Paterson (Plenary Lecture) Linking cyclic nucleotide regulation to the neural control of cardiac excitability: implications for therapeutic targeting.

Clifford Saper (Plenary Lecture). What is the mechanism for circadian rhythms of body temperature.

Jan Groothuis (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Preserved peripheral vasoconstriction during an orthostatic challenge in pure autonomic failure

Francois M. Abboud (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Sensory signals in the development of neurogenic hypertension

William de Groat

Gail Thomas

Cornelia Noack (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), L-Dopa induced depression of hypoxic ventilatory drive in Parkinson’s disease

David Goldstein (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Catecholamines 101

Andries Kalsbeek (Plenary lecture) Daily rhythms in the autonomic nervous system: clock genes or the hypothalamus.

Eliezer Masliah (Plenary Lecture) Pathogenesis and treatment development in transgenic mouse models of multiple system atrophy and α-synuclein accumulation.

SDS/MSA Award. P Low. Prospective differentiation of multiple system atrophy from Parkinson’s disease.

Emma Hart (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), The balancing act between sympathetic nerve activity and cardiac output: differences between young men and women

FMS PW Award. MC Geraghty. Enhancement of vestibular ocular counter-roll with subthreshold stochastic resonance galvanic stimulation.

Michael Joyner (Streeten Plenary Lecture), POTS: Deconditioning, pseudodeconditioning, both or neither

Alessia Nicotra (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Impact of spinal cord injury on emotion and autonomic function: an exploratory brain functional magnetic resonance imaging study

AAS Travel Award. RD Thijs. Eye-witness account of transient loss of consciousness: clue or pitfall?

Chelsea Lecture. CJ Mathias. A double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study to determine the efficacy and safety of droxidopa in the treatment of orthostatic hypotension associated with multiple system atrophy or Parkinson’s disease.

Novartis Lecture. A Podczeck-Schweighofer. Modern antihypertensive drugs – better control of arrhytmia?

Novartis Lecture. W Gerschlager. Nonmotor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease.

Allergan Lecture. E. Altenmuller. Emotional effects of music and its impact on the autonomic nervous system: the “chill” effect.

FMS P-W Travel award. BEU Burkhardt. Heart rate responses to exercise in adolescents with autonomic dysfunction.

FMS Lecture. H. Bonnemeirer. Cardiac autonomic nervous modulation and baroreflex sensitivity during specific sleep stages after acute myocardial infarction.

Roger Hainsworth (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Why guardsmen don’t faint

Helen Fisher (Plenary Lecture) The drive to love: fMRI studies of romantic love and rejection in love.

Elspeth McLachlan (Plenary Lecture) Diversity and plasticity of sympathetic pathways.

Cyndya Shibao (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Novel treatment for postprandial hypotension with an alpha-glucosidase inhibitor, acarbose

MSA Award. P Novak. Quantitative analysis of dermal small fibers in Parkinson’s disease and multiple system atrophy.

AAS Travel Fellowship. J McHugh. The gastropressor response: an animal model.

FMS Travel Fellowship. R. Sabharwal. ASIC2-/- mice: a genetic model of impaired baroreceptor activation and neurogenic hypertension.

FMS Travel Felloship. C. Hesse. Combined glycopyrrolate and dexmedetomide administatino as an alternative to ganglionic blockade.

Felicia Axelrod (Streeten Plenary Lecture), A world without pain or tears

Jack Gorman

Gunnar Wallin

Nidhi Maheshwari (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Cardiovascular dysregulation and reduced lifespan in a novel mouse model of hypertension and hypercholesterolemia

Phillip Low (Streeten Plenary Lecture), My journey with the autonomic nervous system

Qi Fu (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Baroreflex regulation of muscle sympathetic nerve activity does not reset during chronic antihypertensive therapy: A potential mechanism for treatment failure?

David Robertson (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Volume and vasoconstriction in orthostatic intolerance

Jere Mitchell

Shaun Morrison

Alfredo Gamboa (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), The contribution of endothelial vs. neural nitric oxide to blood pressure is uncovered by autonomic blockade

Robert Hoeldtke (Streeten Plenary Lecture), Pathophysiology of diabetic autonomic polyneuropathy

David Goldstein

Julian Thayer

Lucy Norcliffe (Streeten Travel Fellowship Award), Patients with posturally related syncope have increased responsiveness of the cerebral circulation to carbon dioxide