N.E.W. Conference 2025 | Oral Presentations of Selected Abstracts

This year, the Neuroscience of the Everyday World Conference received a surge in abstract submissions. With a total of 68 submissions, 48 were accepted as posters, and the highest rated six were selected for Oral Abstract Presentations on stage. The following abstracts were presented: Neural Efficiency of Executive Functions in Children with and without Down Syndrome | Candida Barreto, Drexel University Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation Reduces Prefrontal Cortex Activation during Walking in People with Parkinson Disease | Nicole M. Eklund, Boston University Leveraging fMRI datasets to simulate and evaluate the potential performance of human optical neuroimaging systems | Morgan Fogarty, Washington University in St. Louis EEG based Neurofeedback to Treat Rumination and Symptoms of Depression | Jason Nan, University of California San Diego Scalp EEG signatures of human hippocampal theta during real and imagined navigation | Martin Seeber, University of California Los Angeles Neural Dynamics of Dual-Task Walking in Parkinsn’s Disease | Seongmi Song, University of California San Francisco The N.E.W. Conference is cohosted by: The Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute, Boston University Center for Brain Recovery, Boston University Neurophotonics Center #NEWConference2025 #NEWconf2025 #NeuroscienceConference #brainresearch #neurotechnology #bostonuniversity #neuroimaging #fmri #neurofeedback #EEGResearch #parkinsonsresearch #DownSyndromeResearch