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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.

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

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 the Network+ community for a full‑day gathering in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town. This annual meeting brings members from across the UK together to reflect, plan, and collaborate on the future of our work. What to Expect Strategic updates on progress, priorities, and upcoming initiatives Opportunities for meaningful collaboration and open discussion Space to share insights, explore new ideas, and build connections The meeting will be held at the Radisson Blu Hotel on the Royal Mile, a modern, well‑equipped venue within Edinburgh’s historic centre. Why Attend The only occasion this year when the full Network+ community meets in person An opportunity to contribute to key decisions and future direction A chance to engage with new partners and reconnect with colleagues A forward‑looking agenda designed to inspire fresh perspectives and innovative thinking

The Scottish Neuroscience Group's 2026 meeting boasts a packed programme of presentations from PhD students and early-career researchers based across Scotland, also featuring a poster session and a special guest lecture from Professor Matthew Grubb (King's College London). For additional information, please visit the SNG website.