BRAIN Conference 2023

Brain has published landmark papers in clinical neurology and translational neuroscience since 1878. The Guarantors of Brain aim to promote teaching, education and research in neurology and related disciplines, and we started the Brain Conference in 2021 to further fulfil this mission.

In 2023, the BRAIN Conference will take place online on 16 March and tickets cost £30.

The conference will feature a wide range of fantastic speakers from around the globe. We have invited a panel of leading scientists and clinicians, at the forefront of their fields, who will curate and chair topic sessions featuring a mix of teaching talks and research presentations. The conference will cover a wide range of neuroscience disciplines, representative of Brain’s publishing remit.

Conference Format

Brain is proud of its broad readership, comprising both clinicians and scientists within the neurosciences. This conference is for our general readership – whether you are a clinician or scientist, a student or senior faculty, working directly with patients or in the wet lab, this conference will have something for you! The conference will be composed of topic sessions, representing a broad range of neuroscience topics. Each session, carefully curated by our Chairs, will feature a clinical teaching talk, a translational research presentation and a basic science research presentation given by invited speakers. We will also select up to two ‘data blitz’ presentations per session from submitted abstracts. Posters, in the form a PDF with an optional 2-3 min video presentation, will be available for delegates to view throughout the conference and for 1 month after.

The conference will take place online as we hope to engage a geographically diverse audience.

Check back regularly & follow us @Brain1878 for further updates and speaker confirmations.

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