Modifica di Author:Kemal Sitki Türker (sezione)

== KEYNOTE LECTURES AT NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES and SYMPOSIA ==
1.      International Union of Physiological Sciences (IUPS) Satellite Symposium Invited Lecture, title: "Orofacial Sensory Function". Vancouver, Canada. 10-11 July 1986.

2.      International Association for Dental Research (IADR) Satellite Symposium Invited Keynote lecture, title: "EMG of jaw reflexes in man". Leuven, Belgium. September 1988.

3.      Australian Physiotherapy Association National Congress. Invited Lecture, title: "Recording and Interpreting electromyography: cautions to be taken and pitfalls to be avoided". Adelaide, July 1992.

4.      Boden Research Conference: Muscle afferents and motor control in health and disease. Invited talk, title: "Periodontal mechanoreceptors - dual systems for sensory processing". Thredbo, Snowy Mountains, N.S.W. Australia. 8-10 Feb. 1993.

5.      VIII International Symposium on Motor Control. Invited Lecture, title: “Evidence that the membrane potential does not approach to firing threshold linearly in tonically-active human tibialis motoneurons”. Borovetz, Bulgaria, 23-27 June 1996.

6.      International Symposium on Neurobiology of Mastication - From molecular to systems approach, Invited Keynote lecture, title: “Reflex control of human masticatory muscles”. Tokyo, 5-7 November 1998.

7.      International Association for Dental Research - Australian & New Zealand Division - Temporomandibular Joint Symposium; Invited Keynote lecture, title: “Are the facial muscles and teeth relevant?” Adelaide, Australia, 29 September 1999.

8.      The Australian Jaw Joint Project's Provocative Update on Temporomandibular Joint Disorders - Research Meets Clinical Practice. Invited Keynote lecture, Title: Challenges of human experiments with regard to control of mastication. Adelaide, Australia, 20-21 October 2000.

9.      Australian Neuro Practitioners Association General Meeting - Keynote Lecture - Title: Cutaneous receptors and their effect on muscle tone.  Adelaide, Australia, 7 May 2001.

10.    Fifteenth National Biophysics Conference – Keynote Lecture – Title: Synaptic potential recording from human motoneurones.  Denizli, Turkey, 11 October 2003.

11.   International Association for Dental Research (IADR General Session Meeting) - invited lecture - at the Symposium:  Neural control of chewing.  Title of my talk: Control of human mastication. (Honolulu, Hawaii; March 2004).

12.    International Society for Electromyography and Kinesiology (ISEK) meeting – Invited Lecture – Title: Synaptic potential measurement in human motoneurons. (Boston, USA: June 2004).

13.    31st Turkish Physiological Sciences Meeting – Invited Lecture: Estimation of synaptic potentials in human motoneurons.  (Gaziantep-Turkey; 27 September – 1 October 2005)

14.    International Mastication Symposium – Keynote Address – Title: Control of human mastication by periodontal mechanoreceptors (Brisbane, Australia: 24-25 June 2006)

15.    32nd Turkish Physiological Sciences Meeting – Invited Lecture: Human reflexes; methods of determination and standardization (Denizli-Turkey; 18-22 September 2006)

16.    84th Annual Meeting of the Physiological Society of Japan – Invited Keynote Lecture: Reflex control of human mastication.  (Osaka, Japan: 20-22 March 2007)

17.    Irregular Systems: Theory and Practise Working Group’s7th National Symposium – two Invited Lectures: “Human reflexes; regular appearing but irregular short circuits-I and -II.” (21–27 August 2007, Karaburun, Izmir, Turkey)

18.   33rd Turkish Physiological Sciences Meeting – Invited Lecture: “Usage of EMG in physiology research” (Girne-Cyprus; 17-20 October 2007)

19.   Turkish Neuroscience Society Meeting – Invited Lecture: “An investigation on the common input to human motoneurones” (16-20 April 2008; Adana, Turkey)

20.   Mechanism of plasticity and disease in motoneurons – Invited Talk: “Analyses of human reflexes using peristimulus frequencygram: rewiring the human nervous system” (Seattle, USA; 26-29 June 2008)

21.   8th National Symposium Irregular Systems Symposium.  Invited Lecture: “Frequency analysis towards understanding of the map of the human nervous system” (1-10 September, 2008; Karaburun, İzmir, Turkey)

22.   34th Turkish Physiological Sciences Meeting – Invited Lecture: “Determination of human synaptic connections” (Erzurum-Turkey; 8-12 October 2008)

23.   10th Annual Meeting of the Aegean Dental Association: Invited Opening Lecture: “Towards the establishment of the electrical map of human mastication and using it in clinical settings.”  (İzmir, Turkey; 28-30 November 2008)

24.   Electromyography in Sport Sciences: Invited Speaker: Titles of lectures delivered: “EMG Analyses” and “Does teeth clench influence muscle strength?” (Ankara, Turkey; 28 – 29 November 2008)

25.   25th National Clinical Neurophysiology EEG-EMG Congress Invited lecture title: Standardization of the H-reflex (31 March-4 April 2009; Antalya, Turkey).  

26.   Turkish Neuroscience Society Meeting – Invited Lecture: “Control of jaw human jaw muscles” (16-20 April 2009; Bolu, Turkey)

27.   International Workshop and Conference on Human Reflexes: Wiring and Firing of Human MotoneuronesInvited lecture title: “Investigation of cortical silent period with the use of peristimulus frequencygram (11-15 May 2009; Ege University, İzmir, Turkey)

28.   9th National Symposium Irregular Systems Symposium.  Invited Lectures: “What is bioelectricity?” and “What is pain?” (20-27 August, 2009; Karaburun, İzmir, Turkey)

29.   26th National Clinical Neurophysiology EEG-EMG Congress Invited lecture title: Mapping of the human nervous system (31 March-4 April 2010; Antalya, Turkey).  

30.   Towards translational research in motoneurons – Invited Talk: “Investigation of synaptic inputs to human motoneurones using frequency-based analysis; peristimulus frequencygram” (Paris, France; 9-13 July 2010)

31.   15th Annual European Congress of Sport Science (ECSS) Meeting: Organized and Chaired Invited Satellite Meeting entitled: "Does teeth clenching influence muscle strength?" 23 June, 08:30-10:00, Hall 3 Speakers: Meltem Tuncer "The Relationship Between Handgrip Strength And Masticatory Receptors"; Hajime Sato, Kemal S. Türker "Voluntary Teeth Clenching Reduces Abduction Forces In Human Arm"; Kemal S. Türker "Effect Of Teeth Clench On Soleus H-Reflex" (23-26 June 2010, Antalya, Turkey)

32.   22nd National Biophysics Congress Invited lecture: “Methods for determining functional wiring of the human nervous system”. (28 September – 1 October 2010; Aydın, Turkey)

33.   International Centre of Biocybernetics, Polish Academy of Sciences, 117th ICB Seminar: Motoneurons: Their inputs and outputs.  Invited lecture title: “Reflexes as tools to study functional synaptic connections of human motoneurons”. 5-6 September 2011, Warsaw, Poland

34.   DEMOVE Symposium: Translational Engineering in Neurorehabilitation 2012 invited lecture: “New developments on the methods to investigate human spinal circuits in vivo”. (21-22 June 2012; Universitatsmedizin Göttingen (UMG)

35.   19th Istanbul Statistical Physics Days Invited lecture: “Development of new methods to estimate networks in the human nervous system”.  28-30 June 2012, Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey

36.   XIXth Congress of the International Electrophysiology and Kinesiology (ISEK) invited talk: “Reflex responses of human masseter motor units to mechanical stimulation of the teeth”.  19-21 July 2012, Brisbane, Australia

37.   International Motoneurone Meeting invited talk: “Frequency analysis of the reflex responses of human masseter motor units” 23-26 July 2012, Sydney, Australia

38.   Symposium of Neuromuscular Disease invited lecture: “Principles and applications of EMG”. 21-22 September 2012, Split, Croatia

39.   38th National Physiological Sciences Meeting invited lecture: “Control of chewing in human subjects”.25-29 September 2012, Karadeniz Technical University, Trabzon, Turkey

40.   9th International Symposium on Computer Science in Sports Keynote lecture: “Control of movement: Proprioception and feedback mechanisms”. 18 – 22 June 2013, Istanbul, Turkey

41.   39th National Physiological Sciences Meeting invited lecture: “Feedback control of human movement”. 10-14 September 2013, Hacettepe University, Ankara, Turkey

42.   1st International Jaw Functional Orthopedics invited lecture: “Reflex control of human mastication”. 9-11 November 2013, Istanbul, Turkey.

43.   International Conference on NeuroRehabilitation invited Special Session lecture: “Marvels of a gentle squeeze: Effects of chiropractic manipulation on the neuromuscular system”. 24-26 June 2014, Aalborg, Denmark. 

44.   International Motoneuron Meeting invited talk: “A new method to determine reflex latency induced by high rate stimulation of the nervous system”. 15-19 June 2014, Halifax, Canada.

45.   31st Clinical Neurophysiology EEG-EMG Congress Invited lecture title: Neurophysiological mechanism of chewing (April 2015; Antalya, Turkey)

46.   Sixteenth International symposium on Disordered systems: Theory and its applications –Invited Lecture: “Human intelligence: a chaotic system at work.” (25–27 May 2016, Istanbul University, Istanbul, Turkey)

47.   10th biennial International Motoneuron Meeting invited lecture: “A brief history of the peristimulus frequencygram.” (June 20-23, 2016: Istanbul – Türkiye)

48.   33rd Clinical Neurophysiology EEG-EMG Congress invited lecture: “EMG in EEG”. 12-16 April 2017, Antalya, Türkiye. 

49.     Turkish Human Brain Mapping Meeting invited lecture: “Using reflexes as tools to study functional wiring diagram of human nervous system (21-22 November 2017: Istanbul – Türkiye )

50.    Seventeenth International symposium on Disordered systems: Invited Lecture: “Does the electroencephelogram originate from the brain?” (1-3 December 2017, Istanbul Turkey)

51.    Summer school 2018 Soft Tissue Robotics: Keynote lecture: “Reflex control of human mastication” (27 June – 6 July 2018; Stuttgart, Germany).

52.    Eighteenth International symposium on Disordered systems: Invited Lecture: “Male brain versus female brain: What to do?” (5-7 October 2018, Nazim Hikmet Cultural Centre, Istanbul Turkey)

53.     35th National Clinical Neurophysiology EEG-EMG Congress Two invited lectures titles: H-Reflex and F-Response; Excitability of the spinal cord. (03-07 April 2019; Bodrum, Turkey).  

54.     FENS Regional Meeting: Invited symposium talk, entitled: “A brief history on the indirect methods to estimate synaptic potentials in human motor neurons” (10-13 July 2019 Belgrade, Serbia)