2018 experiMental Conference

We are very pleased to announce that, UCSF in collaboration with HTF will host the inaugural “experiMental Conference” on Nov 3rd, 2018 in Byers Auditorium at Genentech Hall.

At the Health Technology Forum experiMental conference, we will explore emerging technologies that are transforming the mental and behavioral health landscape. With multiple global activities during 2017-2018, experiMental aims to accelerate real world outcomes for the behavioral health population – a community severely underserved and underrepresented.

Conference schedule: 9AM--6PM, Saturday, November 3, 2018.

Venue: Byer's Auditorium, Genentech Hall, UCSF Mission Bay, San Francisco California.

Stay tuned for this unique event happening in fall 2018, exploring:

• AR+VR, AI for preventive care and addiction recovery
• Remote Care and Monitoring
• Neurological Research, Innovation and Professional Sports
• Care Community Engagement

Program mix: keynotes, panels, demos, expo, and networking reception.

*Preferred Parking Lot(Closest Paid Parking): UCSF Mission Bay / 3rd St Garage

The UCSF Mission Bay campus is served by the Muni T-Third Street line, which stops at the UCSF Mission Bay Station located on Third Street near 16th Street. This applies for both north- and southbound travel - that is, going downtown or out to San Francisco's southeast neighborhoods.

For further public transit information, contact the San Francisco Municipal Railway directly at 415/673-MUNI or visit the:

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Website

Shuttle timetables

Map of Mission Bay campus (PDF Format)

Mission Bay Public Parking Fee Lot

Campus Maps

AR + VR, AI

Virtual Reality for Opioid Abuse Reduction.

Care Community Engagement

How an app can facilitate patients, families, and caregivers more control of their healthcare choices.

Remote Care and Monitoring

Telepsychiatry and Monitoring data from wearables.

Sports, Neurological Research and Innovation

Pro athletes take on neurological health care and wellness. New approaches to CTE, Parkinson’s, PTSD.