Insights From Resuscitation Science Symposium: Full Recording

A recording of the 2019 New York Academy of Sciences Symposium, where we address emerging research in the studies of resuscitation and consciousness all centered around the question, "What happens when we die?"
Thank you to everyone who attended. And, a special thank you to our remarkable speakers:
- Dr. Melanie Brickman Borchard, director of Life Sciences at the New York Academy of Sciences
- Dr. Sam Parnia, associate professor of medicine and director of Critical Care and Resuscitation Research at NYU Langone Health, researching the improvement of resuscitation methods to better understand what happens to the brain and consciousness after cardiac arrest
- Dr. Lance Becker, investigator at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research with expertise in the fields of resuscitation, cardiac arrest, and critical care.
- Dr. Ariane Lewis, professor of Neurology and Neurosurgery at NYU Grossman School of Medicine
- Dr. Samuel Tisherman, professor of surgery, director of the Center for Critical Care and Trauma Education, and director of the Surgical ICU of the University of Maryland Medical Center
- Stefano Daniele, neuroscience MD/PhD candidate Yale School of Medicine
- Cherie Aimee, cardiac arrest survivor
- Dr. Peter B. Forgacs, neurologist/neuroscientist and senior medical director at Xenon Pharmaceuticals
- Dr. Shari Brosnahan, associate program director of the Pulmonary and Critical Care Fellowship at NYU Langone Health
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[@telcantor2069]

I really appreciate Dr. Parnia life's work. Having scientific minds coming into this is exciting.

[@GiedriusMisiukas]

Very consistent introduction by Dr. Sam Parnia at the beginning. And the whole symposium is fascinating.