Dec 9, 2024
2024 Symposium Videos - Now Available
Matthew Rodreick
I wanted to let you know that we've just made available all the presentations from this year's 19th Annual Science & Advocacy Symposium in Atlanta, Georgia.
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This means that even if you couldn’t attend our gathering this year of the SCI and Scientific communities, you can still view it all by going to the Video Library section of our website (as well as our YouTube playlist).
This year’s symposium was once again divided into multiple sessions, broken out over two days of presentations and interactive discussion panels.
As always, we've provided links to our speaker lineup, symposium agenda, and full-color conference program, with tons of helpful content designed to help you contextualize the presentations.
Valerie Dietz, PhD, of Houston Methodist Hospital and Research Institute, gives a short presentation entitled “Enabling or Inducing Effects of Transcutaneous Spinal Stimulation: A Case Study” in advance of our poster session. All the poster session presentations are included in this year's video archive.
You’ll also find detailed agenda information accompanying each video segment, with the ability to jump to specific presentations by clicking on the timestamp links or chapter designations on our YouTube channel.
We at U2FP are proud to make these videos available to the public for free. We also provide free access to all of our past symposiums, which total over 50 hours of presentations from over a decade of recorded talks (you can scroll down on our Video Library page to access these).
This on-going service is made possible by the generous support of our symposium sponsors and donors like you.
If you value these and other resources U2FP makes available to the SCI and Scientific Communities, consider making a year-end donation in support of our work.
Join us!
PS - In case you missed it, I laid out a bold vision for an SCI Translation Factory last week. I’d love for you to read it and let me know what you think!
