Special Interest Groups
Guidelines
The list below reflects those Special Interest Groups (SIGs) that are active, organized, and will be meeting at the 65th Annual Meeting in Baltimore this December.
To join one or many, login to Professional Connection, the AES online, (members only) networking tool. Once logged in, find Professional Connection link in the left side menu. The value of your AES Membership will increase exponentially when you join a group of peers who share your "Special Interests."
SIGS function all year long via Professional Connection as long as their members actively participate: Communicate and collaborate; discuss and document; argue and agree; elaborate and educate; listen and learn.
- Basic Neuroscience
- Basic Mechanisms of Epilepsy
- Botanicals & Alternative Therapies for Epilepsy
- Children's Hour
- Clinical Care Monitoring - NEW 2011
- EEG
- Engineering and Epilepsy
- Epidemiology
- Frontal Lobe Epilepsy
- Genetics
- How to Obtain NIH Funding
- Ictal Semiology - NEW 2011
- Junior Investigator Workshop
- Ketogenic Diet
- MEG/MSI (Magnetoencephalography)
- Military Epileptologists
- Neonatal Seizure - NEW 2011
- Neuroendocrinology
- Neuroimaging
- Neuropharmacology
- Neuropsychology
- Neurostimulation
- Non-Epileptic Seizures
- Nursing
- Pediatric Epilepsy Care-Based Discussion
- Pregnancy Registry Outcomes
- Private Practice Epilepsy - NEW 2011
- Psychiatry in Epilepsy
- Quality and Value Indicators
- Sleep and Epilepsy
- Status Epilepticus
- SUDEP
- Surgery
- Temporal Lobe Club
- Translational Research
- Tuberous Sclerosis
- Tumor-Induced Epilepsy - NEW 2011
- Women's Issues/Women with Epilepsy