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Volpe’s View: Dr. Joseph Volpe’s Exclusive Neonatal Neurology Commentaries for NBS

January, 2024 – The Newborn Brain Society is thrilled to announce a new and exciting opportunity for 2024 to learn from the master of neonatal neurology – Dr. Joseph Volpe.  Dr. Volpe will reflect in a series of commentaries on recent topics of high relevance to the field of neonatal neurology. Each Volpe’s View will be published exclusively for […]

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January, 2024 – The Newborn Brain Society is thrilled to announce a new and exciting opportunity for 2024 to learn from the master of neonatal neurology – Dr. Joseph Volpe.  Dr. Volpe will reflect in a series of commentaries on recent topics of high relevance to the field of neonatal neurology. Each Volpe’s View will be published exclusively for

Volpe’s View

Commentary #7 Available NowGenetic Therapy in Neonatal Neurology—The Two-Edged Sword of Remarkable Benefit at Very High Cost—Infantile Spinal Muscular Atrophy as an Instructive Example

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Commentary #7 Available NowGenetic Therapy in Neonatal Neurology—The Two-Edged Sword of Remarkable Benefit at Very High Cost—Infantile Spinal Muscular Atrophy as an Instructive Example

The 2023 Newborn Brain Society Early Career Award is Now Open to Applicants

For the second year, the Newborn Brain Society’s QI and Research Committee is now accepting applications for the Early Career Award. The NBS Early Career Award is a program initiated in 2022 to support investigators with a focus on the fetal and neonatal brain. The support mechanism consists of $10,000 with no indirect costs. A no cost extension

The 2023 Newborn Brain Society Early Career Award is Now Open to Applicants Read More »

For the second year, the Newborn Brain Society’s QI and Research Committee is now accepting applications for the Early Career Award. The NBS Early Career Award is a program initiated in 2022 to support investigators with a focus on the fetal and neonatal brain. The support mechanism consists of $10,000 with no indirect costs. A no cost extension

Applications now available for NNCC program accreditation through UCNS!

The Newborn Brain Society is excited to announce applications are now available for the NNCC program accreditation through the United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS)! Applications for the upcoming accreditation cycle are due July 31, 2023. Following that, the next opportunity to apply will be by January 31, 2024.  View Program Requirements  How to Apply  The NNCC

Applications now available for NNCC program accreditation through UCNS! Read More »

The Newborn Brain Society is excited to announce applications are now available for the NNCC program accreditation through the United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS)! Applications for the upcoming accreditation cycle are due July 31, 2023. Following that, the next opportunity to apply will be by January 31, 2024.  View Program Requirements  How to Apply  The NNCC

Announcing the NBS Honorary Fellow Award 2023: Linda de Vries

Board of Directors and Steering Committee, Newborn Brain Society info@newbornbrainsociety.org Linda de Vries, MD, PhD is awarded the “Newborn Brain Society Honorary Fellow Award” for her lifetime achievements in the field of newborn brain care Emeritus Professor Linda de Vries is a remarkable person who has made enormous contributions to, and reached exceptional stature in,

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Board of Directors and Steering Committee, Newborn Brain Society info@newbornbrainsociety.org Linda de Vries, MD, PhD is awarded the “Newborn Brain Society Honorary Fellow Award” for her lifetime achievements in the field of newborn brain care Emeritus Professor Linda de Vries is a remarkable person who has made enormous contributions to, and reached exceptional stature in,

Call For Nominations!

The Newborn Brain Society is pleased to announce a call for nominations for our members interested in serving as Committee Members for our various committees. Nomination are being accepted for the following positions. One (1) – Education Committee Member One (1) – Education Committee Junior Member One (1) – QI & Research Junior Committee Member

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The Newborn Brain Society is pleased to announce a call for nominations for our members interested in serving as Committee Members for our various committees. Nomination are being accepted for the following positions. One (1) – Education Committee Member One (1) – Education Committee Junior Member One (1) – QI & Research Junior Committee Member

14th International Newborn Brain Conference

The 14th International Newborn Brain Conference took place on February 8th through 11th in Clearwater, FL USA. As a hybrid conference, attendees had the option of attending virtually or in-person, with all attendees gaining on-demand access to sessions for 3 months following the conference. With close to 400 attendees from 58 countries, the newborn brain community had a

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The 14th International Newborn Brain Conference took place on February 8th through 11th in Clearwater, FL USA. As a hybrid conference, attendees had the option of attending virtually or in-person, with all attendees gaining on-demand access to sessions for 3 months following the conference. With close to 400 attendees from 58 countries, the newborn brain community had a

Congratulations to the Winners of the NBS Early Career Grant

The Newborn Brain Society’s QI and Research Committee has announced the awardees for the first Early Career Award. Initiated in 2022 to support investigators with a focus on the fetal and neonatal brain, the awardees will receive $10,000 each for their projects that will begin in January 2023. Dr. Triplett is awarded for her project

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The Newborn Brain Society’s QI and Research Committee has announced the awardees for the first Early Career Award. Initiated in 2022 to support investigators with a focus on the fetal and neonatal brain, the awardees will receive $10,000 each for their projects that will begin in January 2023. Dr. Triplett is awarded for her project

23 October 2025

NBS Webinar Trainee Session: A Big Storm in a Tiny Brain : Roller Coaster Ride of a Young Infant – Prithivi Raj (trainee); Jogender Kumar (mentor)

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NBS Webinar Trainee Session: A Big Storm in a Tiny Brain : Roller Coaster Ride of a Young Infant – Prithivi Raj (trainee); Jogender Kumar (mentor)