Past Events

Join us to discover how the living brain slice is revealing new mechanisms of seizure generation, improving translational research, and shaping future therapeutic strategies.

Neuro-societies Awareness Event - Celebrating Brain Awareness Week

The BRAIN Conference 2026 is taking place in person on 20 March 2026 at Minster Building, London. The themes of the conference are Novel Genes and Technology, Trauma and Regeneration, and Disease of Later Life. It will also include a plenary talk by the winner of the Guarantors of Brain Prize for Excellence in Translational Neuroscience.

Paint a 3D-printed brain model to keep! Celebrating Brain Awareness Week

Join the global celebration of neuroscience during Brain Awareness Week 2026! This annual campaign unites scientists, educators, and communities around the world to share the wonders of the brain and highlight the importance of brain research. It’s a week dedicated to fostering curiosity and public engagement in neuroscience.

It’s a free event with a drinks reception at the end with lots of brilliant speakers – press officers, journalists and scientists who have all played their part in the accurate reporting of science and health in the mainstream news, sharing their experiences and advise. There are two panel sessions where the audience get to ask questions, as well as networking opportunities over coffee and drinks.

This event will bring together leading experts and clinicians to share the latest advances, practical insights and innovative approaches in the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients with stroke and neurological conditions.

This 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.

Join leading scientists and early-career researchers in Tübingen for the third Stem Cells in Neuroscience (SCiN) Meeting, an event dedicated to advancing research and collaboration at the intersection of neuroscience and stem cell biology.

The Alzheimer’s Research UK Conference 2026 will take place on 24–25 February in Manchester and online. This two-day event brings together the UK’s leading dementia researchers, clinicians, and scientists to share the latest discoveries and the advances in the field. Delegates will gain insights into innovative approaches, from early diagnosis to new treatments. The conference also offers opportunities to present research, receive feedback, and build collaborations. It is the UK’s largest dementia research meeting and a key moment to shape the future of dementia science.