We are pleased to announce the 11th international CARNet meeting which will be hosted by our friends in the University of Leicester in the UK. Please note:
Congratulations to CARNet 2022 prize winners:
Due to the public health situation, CARNet 2021 will be an on-line meeting only. Abstract submission and further information can be found at the conference's official website.
Congratulations to CARNet 2021 prize winners:
We are pleased to announce the 9th international CARNet meeting which will be held in collaboration with ICP 2019. The conference official website can be visited for further details.
Congratulations to CARNet 2019 prize winners:
We are pleased to announce the 8th international CARNet meeting which will be held in Oxford on Monday 18th abd Tuesday 19th June 2018.
Submit your CARNet 2018 abstracts via the following email address: carnetabstractsubmissiongmail.com.
The abstract template and an example abstract are in the important links below.
If you have any questions about this abstract submission process, please send them to the following email address: carnetabstractsubmissiongmail.com
You can now register for the meeting on the IPEM website: https://www.ipem.ac.uk
Congratulations to CARNet 2018 prize winners:
We are pleased to announce the 7th international CARNet meeting. The meeting will be held in association with Brain 2017, which will be located in Berlin, Germany, on the 1st of April.
Conference to be held in Henry Ford Bau, Garystraße 35, 14195 Berlin, Hall C
We are pleased to announce the joint conference between International Symposium on Intracranial Pressure and Neuromonitorin and CARNet. This will be held in Boston, USA, between the 28th June and 3rd July 2016.
All abstracts should be submitted through the main ICP website, and marked as Cerebrovascular Autoregulation (if appropriate).
The meeting will cover the broad range of regulatory physiological mechanisms that maintain brain blood flow at appropriate levels in health and disease, and will include physiology, clinical applications and the engineering, physics and modelling that underpins mechanisms and measurements.
Cerebral blood flow is driven by blood pressure, arterial carbon dioxide levels, neuronal activation and cerebral metabolism, intracranial pressure, vasomotion, activity of the sympathetic nervous system, posture and other determinants. While cerebral autoregulation usually refers primarily to the physiological mechanisms that maintain blood flow during changes in blood pressure, the meeting will encompasses the wider field of cerebral haemodynamic regulation, including areas such as CO2 reactivity, neurovascular coupling and intracranial pressure control.
The conference will be held in Chilworth Manor Hotel (http://www.chilworth-manor.co.uk/), a country hotel in a beautiful setting in a private park on the edge of Southampton.
The deadline for abstract submission (one-page) is 23 March, 2015. To submit an abstract please visit the IPEM website for further details: www.ipem.ac.uk
The fifth international meeting on Cerebral Haemodynamic Regulation (CARNet meeting) final programs can be downloaded here: 317_CARNet_programme_7-7-2015.pdf
The poster list can be downloaded here: 317_CARNet_posters_7-7-2015.pdf
The abstracts from the meeting can be downloaded here: CARNet2015_abstracts.pdf (Size: 15Mb)
The fourth meeting of the Cerebral Autoregulation Research Network (CARNet) meeting will be held in San Diego, in association with Experimental Biology, between April 26th-30th 2014. The CARNet main symposia are on Wednesday 30th April (with additional important gatherings on Tuesday). Deadline for abstract submission is 8th November 2013 (both oral and posters): the abstract submission website will open in the first week of September.
The fourth international meeting on cerebral autoregulation final program can be downloaded here: International_Research_Network_on_Cerebral_Hemodynamic_Regulation_Final_Program.pdf
The International Research Network on Cerebral Hemodynamic Regulation (CARNet) is conducting a 2-hour hands-on practical training course on TCD ultrasound during the Experimental Biology meeting in San Diego.
When: Tuesday April 29, 2014; 2.30-4.30pm
Where: San Diego Marriott Marquis and Marina – Balboa
What: TCD ultrasound theory, hands-on training with experienced investigators, assessment of major intra- and extra-cranial vessels, discover the advantages & limitations of the technique.
How to apply: complete the application form CARNet_TCD_Course_Application_Form_(Fillable_Form).pdf and return to Caroline Rickards (caroline.rickardsunthsc.edu) by April 4, 2014.
Space is limited, so please submit your application today!
We are pleased to announce the joint conference between ESNCH and CARNet. This will be held in Porto, Portugal, between 23rd - 27th May 2013. More information and registration details can be found at: www.neurosonology2013.pt.
Organised by CARNet, the international Cerebral Autoregulation Research Network, this 2-day conference will attract renowned researchers from around the world to discuss the latest progress on the regulation of blood flow in the brain. Invited speakers, proffered papers and ample time for discussion and networking will make this the leading event in the field.
Abstract submission is open at carnetsymposium2012gmail.com and the deadline for submission of oral presentations is 15th July and for poster presentations is 31st August. To make this submission process easier please use this abstract form: ABSTRACT_SUBMISSION_FORM_CARnet_conference_September_23_and_24_2012.doc. Please submit proposals for oral or poster presentation, these will be reviewed by the scientific committee. Presentations submitted by 15th July will be reviewed by the end of July
Radboud University Nijmegen, the Netherlands. Nijmegen is easily accessible by train (direct connection, 1.5 hrs) from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, or the low-cost airports Eindhoven or Dusseldorf / Weeze (Dusseldorf-Niederrhein).
Registration for the conference is now open at www.paoheyendael.nl/en/event-links/cerebral-autoregulation/.
Please also circulate the details of this conference to interested colleagues, to help with this all of the above information is included in the initial conference poster: 2nd_CARNet_Conference.pdf. As well as the conference program: CARnet_Cerebral_autoregulation_Sept_2012.pdf.
This was the first meeting of the full group. With a overwhelming international turnout the future of the group looks very promising. The initial steering group for the project has been elected and the initial project has been proposed and agreed upon.
Minutes from this meeting, in pdf format, for anyone who couldn't attend: CARNet_6.vii.11.pdf
Funding support from EPSRC (UK) for this meeting is gratefull acknowledged.