CNS2027 Programme

The programme brings together leading researchers and clinicians to explore the latest advances in brain science, spanning brain development, evolution, learning and memory, neuronal function, mental health, neurotechnology and brain imaging. It highlights cutting-edge research and emerging clinical applications, with a particular focus on translating discoveries about brain mechanisms into new approaches to understanding, diagnosing and treating neurological and mental health conditions, including depression, stroke and Alzheimer’s disease.

We are delighted to have confirmed an outstanding line-up of speakers from Cambridge and beyond (from every career stage), including two Brain Prize winners who will deliver our plenary lectures: Professor Erin Schuman (Max Planck Institute for Brain Research and University College London) and Professor Sir John Hardy (University College London).

In addition to the talks, there will be a poster session, a trade exhibition, an Early Career Data Blitz session, a drinks reception, and a conference dinner at the beautiful Old Hall at Queens’ College.

CNS2027 Programme

CNS2027 Poster

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