The Department of Neuroscience Technology, School of Allied Health Sciences, Vinayaka Mission's Puducherry Campus organized the *1st International Conference (Hybrid) on Clinical Neuroelectrophysiology* on the Theme "Futuristic trends in Neuroelectrophysiology" on 5th and 6th September 2024 at Annapoorani Mini Auditorium, AVMC Campus, Puducherry.
The first day of the conference (05.09.24) was inaugurated by Prof. Dr. B. Sendilkumar, Dean- AHS, the Chief Guest- Mr. Parthasarathi Murugesan, Clinical Physiologist - Neurophysiology, Independent Physiological Diagnostics, MSc Applied Cognitive Neuroscience, Roehampton University, London. The welcome speech was given by the Organizing Secretary of the conference Ms. Shree Sruthi E. Prof. Dr. B. Sendilkumar, Dean- AHS gave the keynote address emphasizing the importance of Neuroscience Technology and felicitated the Chief Guest Mr. Parthasarathi Murugesan, scientific session speakers Mr. Richard Ilamurugan, Ms. Manisha K and industry representative from Recorders & Medicare Systems (RMS). Five scientific sessions took place on the first day with one international speaker Mr. Parthasarathi Murugesan and four national level speakers Dr. Arun Prakash T, Mr. Richard Ilamurugan, Ms. Manisha K and Ms. Shree Sruthi E.
The second day (06.09.24) of the conference started with a scientific session by the international speaker Dr. Elanagan Nagarajan. Followed by three hands-on workshops on Nerve Conduction Studies (NCS) by Ms. Manisha K & Mr. Dhayanand, Electromyography (EMG) by Prof. Andrew John Silvester and Intraoperative monitoring & Motor Brain Mapping by Mr. Richard Ilamurugan. Followed by seven international virtual sessions by Mr.Vijay K. Jayachandran, Mr. Joao Pizarro, Mr. Manoj Rai, Dr. Sanal Abraham, Ms. Eli Timms, Ms. Kamatchi, Ms. Hema Sree Nirmal Kumar followed by a scientific session by Prof. Andrew John Silvester.
Participation certificates were given to all the delegates. The vote of thanks was presented by Prof. Andrew John Silvester, Organizing Convenor.
Nearly 140 delegates participated in the conference from more than 10 institutions.