Events Calendar

This pre-recorded online training workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn the fundamentals of tissue clearing and provides guidance on determining suitable approaches for clearing different types of samples.

This pre-recorded online training session focuses on the importance of using diverse model organisms in neuroscience research.

This pre-recorded online training session is designed to make neurophysiology more accessible for neuroscience students and early-career practitioners by introducing the fundamental principles of neurophysiology in the brain and spinal cord.

Celebrating more than 30 years of collaborative work, Prof. Rüdiger Köhling cordially invites colleagues, collaborators and early-career researchers to the CRC/SFB 1270 ELAINE / IRTG Symposium “Modulating Brain Networks: Mechanisms, Models & Medical Translation”, taking place on 24–25 September 2026 at Oskar Langendorff Institute for Physiology, Gertrudenstraße 9, 18057 Rostock, Germany. The symposium brings together leading experimentalists, clinicians, engineers and theoreticians to discuss how brain networks can be understood, modeled, and therapeutically modulated across scales and disease contexts. A particular focus lies on translational approaches linking fundamental mechanisms to clinical applications, including deep brain stimulation, closed-loop therapies, network biomarkers, and computational modeling. For full details, including the programme and registration information, please follow the link on this page.

Join us for an engaging online discussion exploring how Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) is transforming neuroscience research.

In 2026 the Society of British Neurological Surgeons will be marking its Centenary with a conference to celebrate all that has been achieved in neurosurgery, and the related neurosciences, in the UK and Ireland over the past 100 years.

Explore the importance and practical value of networking, with the skills and confidence to build meaningful professional connections throughout your career.

Could blood tests transform Alzheimer’s diagnosis? Explore the potential of plasma pTau217 and the future of blood-based biomarkers.