Past Events

This conference brings together scientists, clinicians and health care professionals to network and share the latest advances in MS research through world-class talks, poster presentations and more. This event gives the next generation of MS researchers a platform to present their work and hear from world experts.

NeuroWorks 2026 - Scalable Neurotechnology: Innovation, Translation and Transformative Treatments

The BNA Dementia Masterclass is a unique event designed to equip emerging neuroscience researchers and professionals with cutting-edge knowledge and practical insight into dementia research. This immersive programme brings together leading academics, clinicians, and industry experts to explore the latest advances in the understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of dementia. Whether you’re a neuroscience researcher, medical trainee, or industry professional, this is an exceptional opportunity to broaden your expertise, connect with peers, and contribute to shaping the future of dementia research.

From technique to discovery, explore how in vivo patch-clamp electrophysiology is shaping neuroscience research.

The Liverpool Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Centre (LINC) brings together clinical and behavioural neuroscience research to develop innovative diagnostics, treatments, and interventions for a range of neurological conditions, aiming to improve health outcomes and quality of life.

Join us for this one day event to explore the growing relationship between artificial intelligence and brain science.

Join us for this free webinar hosted by the British Neuroscience Association with the Organization for Human Brain Mapping Sustainability & Environment Action Group.

This MND Masterclass offers a full-day, interactive introduction to motor neuron disease, designed to bring together scientific, clinical, patient, and charity perspectives. Attendees can expect a mix of expert-led talks, networking opportunities, and group discussion.

The Annual General Meeting of the British Neuroscience Meeting will take place on 22nd April online. Members are encouraged to attend.

This is a meeting by members for members; an opportunity to get together to discuss research and plans for future work.