Dedication
These contributions to the neurosciences are dedicated to the memory
and humanitarian vision of the late Shri. T. S. Srinivasan. The youngest
son of Shri. T. V. Sundaram Iyengar, Shri. T. S. Srinivasan began his career
with the TVS Group companies and was noted for his innovative ideas.
He not only modernised the services and facilities of the Group
companies, but also guided their entrance into the manufacture of
critical automotive components. His dynamism and enterprise
culminated in the establishment of several manufacturing units in
collaboration with leading international organisations. His foresight was
also responsible for the manufacture of powered two-wheelers for
personal transportation.
The Patron's Desk
As we reach the rather unique milestone of the forty first T.S. Srinivasan Oration, it is for our family, a time to reflect on the evolution of this program. When our family friend and medical philosopher, Late Dr. Krishnamoorthy Srinivas, Suggested we establish an annual oration, in honour of our beloved father, little did we know that it would endure four decades and evolve in the way that it has.
Our Journey
That the T. S. Srinivasan oration has become the definitive event, every February, in the Indian neurosciences calendar, is testimony to the consistent effort made by Mr. Venu Srinivasan and Late Professor Krishnamoorthy Srinivas, in identifying leaders in the field, who could bring their vast knowledge and experience to Indian shores.
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Our Board Of Advisors
41 Years of T. S. Srinivasan
Endowment Orations
41st Endowment Oration
The 41st TS Srinivasan Endowment Oration titled “Promoting Brain Health to Prevent Dementia, Heart Disease and Stroke” held virtually this year, underlined that the emphasis on promoting brain health needs to shift from distant risk management to current benefits.
Day 2 Keynote Lecture
Neuropsychiatric syndromes are increasingly recognized as core symptoms for diagnosis of neurodegenerative disorders. In Alzheimer’s disease (AD). psychosis prevalence is 40%, persists for 1-3 years, with highest incidence in moderate AD, agitation is 70%, ...
Day 1 Keynote Lecture
Key note lecture by Prof. John C. Morris “The Importance of Diversity in Alzheimer Disease Clinical Practice and Research” is most relevant at this juncture when the pandemic has further exposed the global inequities in healthcare and research....
All Our Past
Endowment Orations
Our Publications
One of the outcomes of the TS Srinivasan Knowledge Conclaves is this series of transcultural neurology publications from Cambridge University Press. Encouraged by an endowment from the TS Srinivasan Charitable Trust these publications bring together neuroscientists and mental health professionals from across the globe to address “Transcultural Issues” of import. Dementia (now with the second edition in press) and Epilepsy are the first two books in the series.
