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Experience the BNA Festival of Neuroscience 2025 – On Demand

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If you couldn’t attend the British Neuroscience Association’s Festival of Neuroscience 2025 in Liverpool, now’s your chance to catch up. We’ve embedded the full playlist of recorded sessions from the four-day event, covering a broad range of topics in brain research. From keynote talks to panel discussions, these sessions offer valuable insights and updates from researchers, clinicians, and industry experts.

Whether you’re a neuroscientist, student, or simply curious about the latest in the field, there’s plenty here to explore. Watch at your own pace and discover new ideas, projects, and collaborations shared during this year’s festival.

🎥 Click below to start watching the sessions.

Plenary Session 1 - Towards understanding and treatment of Rett syndrome

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Plenary Session 2 - Update on the genetics of Parkinson’s disease: cause, risk, and protection?

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Plenary Session 3 - Books and Brains: Why reading for enjoyment is a healthy habit

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Plenary Session 4: New Therapeutic Developments in Neurology: From Bench to Bedside

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Plenary Session 5: Bringing Lived Experience into Foundational and Translational Neuroscience

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Plenary Session 6: Understanding Alzheimer's Disease: From Genes to Therapy

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Plenary Session 7: When the spark goes out: the neuroscience of apathy

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Plenary Session 8: Treatment choice for newly diagnosed epilepsy: What evidence underpins decisio...

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S01: Retinoid receptor modulation: potential for neurodegenerative disease

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S02: Augmented Reality, Robotics, Neuroprosthetics and Incisionless Surgery…

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S03: Enhancing ethnic diversity and inclusion in British neuroscience

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S04: Novel electrophysiological approaches to study disordered brain networks

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S05: Strengthening Industry-Academic collaborations and accelerating innovative drug discovery...

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S06: Motivation and reward pursuit - from cues to adaptive decision making

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S07: Radically advancing research into epilepsy

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S08: Recent advances in non-invasive brain stimulation approaches: increasing precision and depth

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S09: Animal models in mental health research

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S11: Advances in the application of neuroscience and molecular techniques in CNS tumours

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S12: Unlocking brain complexity: from cellular analysis to 3D imaging of whole organisms

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S13: The role of corticostriatal circuits in schizophrenia and depression

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S14: Understanding and tackling sex/gender disparities across neuroscience

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S15: Harnessing synaptic mechanisms and network dynamics to tackle neurodegenerative disorders

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S16: Endolysosomal and lipid metabolism dysfunction in Parkinson’s - from dysfunction to therape...

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S17: Touchy - Feely: Exposing the Hidden Languages of Our Skin

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S18: Cortical-subcortical interactions in typical and atypical brain development

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S19: Building mechanistic understanding of the bidirectional interactions along the gut-immunology..

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S20: The Credibility Roadmap: Empowering Future Researchers

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S21: The MRC National Mouse Genetics Network: Translating genetic findings using preclinical mouse..

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S22: Interdisciplinary neuroscientific approaches to understanding complex chronic pain

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S23: Advanced therapies for brain diseases

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S24: Shared Mechanisms of Rare Genetic Epilepsies

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S25: BNA Special Session: Introducing the British Neuroscience Academy

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S26: Neural mechanisms of novel mental health interventions

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S27: New approaches to diagnostics, biomarkers and trial drug selection in MND...

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S28: Astrocytes in brain disorders: from pathogenesis to therapeutic potential

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S29: Neural Tissue Engineering in Nervous System Repair

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S30: Gut brain axis in Parkinson’s - factors promoting propagation of pathology from the gut to...

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S31: Neuroscience in a Generative AI enabled world

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S32: Funder strategies and future perspectives on UK mental health research

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S33: Neocortical, hippocampal and striatal GABAergic inhibition in health and disorder

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S34: Bridging Animal and Human Studies in Episodic and Spatial Memory

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S35: Neural entrainment and cognition: from memory to natural speech

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S36: Glial mechanisms of Primary Tauopathy

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Silent Symposium 1: Spatial Biology of neuronal tissue in multiple dimensions

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Silent Symposium 2: Using NLP-enriched electronic health records to evaluate and inform clinical...

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Silent Symposium 3 (Scientifica): From Postdoc to PI: Making Your Lab Vision a Reality

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Silent Symposium 4: New Funding Opportunities

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Silent Symposium 5: Reflections on Bring Your Own Brain 2025 – Liverpool Neuroscience Public...

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Flash Poster Session 1 Monday 29th - 14:00-14:40

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Flash Poster Session 2

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Flash Poster Session 3

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Satellite track: Supporting Research in Cognitive Computational Neuroscience (CCN) – BBSRC

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Satellite Theatre - How Do We Make Breakthroughs in Treating Neurodegeneration?

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Satellite Theatre - Special Session: Desert Island Papers

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Panel: The Role of the CRO in Neuroscience Research and Development

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Career Zone - Navigating the Job Market: Insights from Recruiters Monday 29th 13:30-14:00

Dementia Researcher 02/06/2025 2:25 pm

Mastering Job Interviews: Essential Skills for Success

Dementia Researcher 02/06/2025 2:28 pm

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