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BNA 2023 – Festival of Neuroscience
23/04/2023 - 26/04/2023
£250
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Come and help us celebrate and share the latest thinking in global neuroscience
The ambition and scope of the British Neuroscience Association (BNA) International Festivals of Neuroscience make them unparalleled across the sector.
The Festivals uniquely bring together multiple organisations with an interest in neuroscience at a single, shared event. This creates a novel, multi-organisation forum featuring all areas of fundamental research in neuroscience and psychology, from both academia and the commercial sector, plus clinical expertise in neurology and psychiatry.
BNA Festivals provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere, where attendees can exchange ideas connect and develop meaningful relationships among like-minded peers, and interact with industry and community experts from the BNA and its partners.
In addition to being an international science conference, the Festivals also include a whole programme of activities and events that are free and open to the public: ‘Bring Your Own Brain’ (BYOB). Previous BYOB events have included rap performances on consciousness, lunchtime talks, school sessions, and more.
The 2023 Festival
In April 2023, in partnership with Parkinson’s UK and with Special Partner the Guarantors of Brain – along with another twenty Partnering Organisations – the British Neuroscience Association (BNA) will host its sixth International Festival of Neuroscience. This will mark the 10th anniversary of the Festivals of Neuroscience and we’re confident it will be the best yet. We can’t wait to see you there!
VenueThe Brighton Centre (Kings Road, BN1 2GR) is located right on the seafront and just 20 min walk from the train station. |
Safer Spaces policyAll participants must be familiar with and follow the BNA’s Safer Spaces policy |
Children and carersGet extra finanical support for attending BNA2023 |
SustainabilityFind out how we’re working to minimise the environmental impact of BNA2023 |
Places to stayA range of places to stay at rates negotiated by VisitBrighton, the official tourism organisation for the city of Brighton & Hove, for BNA2023 delegates. (Please note that this booking facility is not managed by the BNA). |
Food and drinkFind out what’s included in your registration and about catering available onsite |
BNA travel bursariesOpen to student and early career BNA members. If you’re not a member, join today! |
Photography and video policyGuidelines on what you can and cannot record at the Festival |
Places to stayA range of places to stay at rates negotiated by VisitBrighton, the official tourism organisation for the city of Brighton & Hove, for BNA2023 delegates. (Please note that this booking facility is not managed by the BNA). |
Programme organising committee |
