2025 ASN Annual Meeting

ANNOUNCING THE 48th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NEUROIMAGING, JANUARY 17-19, 2025, DALLAS: The Intersection of DMTs and Neuroimaging 

Neuroimaging is a tool you use every day to make critical clinical decisions.

With an explosion of disease modifying therapies and minimally invasive procedures transforming neurologic care, imaging expertise has never been more essential than now. 

ASN is the preeminent training, credentialing, and publication platform for clinical neurologists, providers and researchers. The January meeting will include:

• Keynote address relating the role of imaging to drug discovery and precision medicine
• Program for implementing dementia therapies: How to install and operate infusion, MRI and PET
• Hands-on TCD, IOM, and Doppler ultrasound
• How to read MRI and PET, from your peers in practice
• Practical approach with case based review to learn neuroimaging
• Clinical updates including pediatric and developmental neuroimaging, stroke, oncology, dementia, multiple sclerosis, movement disorders, rare diseases, and more
• Poster sessions that discuss early results and nurture career development
• Bringing images into your patient visits for shared decision making
• Mini symposium on interventional imaging
• Essentials of clinical neuroimaging for Advance Practice Providers
• Mini symposia for residents and early career professionals
• Boot camps in Ultrasound and Structural Imaging
• Year-in-review by by the editors and authors of the ASN's prestigious Journal of Neuroimaging and the new journal, Clinical Neuroimaging.  
• Technology updates from manufacturers, conveniently delivered through breakfast and lunch presentations.  
• Fun receptions for networking and collaboration, from Old Fort Worth to a rousing Final Jeopardy competition

Registration will open soon for this exciting and critically important weekend in January. Residents and APP tracks will be held on Saturday to minimize impact on schedule. 

Harness the power and excitement of neuroimaging in your daily neurology practice and research. Learn from fellow neurologists, neuroscientists, technologists, and advanced practice providers. Develop a career in neuroimaging.