The Brain Conference (Guarantors of Brain)

External Event - 24th to 25th Feb 2022

Join the Brain Conference on 24-25 February 2022 for the opportunity to hear from neurology’s leading scientists and clinicians.

The fantastic two-day virtual programme features clinical teaching talks and research presentations from expert speakers including neuroscientist Professor Gina Poe, and the winner of the 2021 Brain Prize, neurologist Professor Peter Goadsby.

The conference will cover a wide range of topics from cognition, stroke and neurodegeneration through to neurogenetics and sleep and circadian rhythms. There’s also an opportunity to present your own research by submitting an abstract before 7 January 2022. The best will be selected to take part in ‘data blitz’ presentations during each session.

Whether you’re a clinician or scientist, student or senior faculty, working directly with patients or in the lab, this conference has something to interest you.

5 Great Reasons to Attend

1. Discover the latest from world renowned scientists, clinicians and researchers at the forefront of their fields, including neurologist Professor Peter Goadsby, winner of the 2021 Brain Prize.
2. Attend clinical teaching talks and research presentations, and take part in Q&As on topics including cognition, neurogenetics, nerve and neuropathy, stroke, neuroinflammation/MS, movement disorders and sleep and circadian rhythms.
3. Event timings and content make the conference accessible to everyone, regardless of where you’re based or the work you do.
4. Submit your abstract for a chance to present at the event – chairs will select up to two ‘data blitz’ presentations for each session from the submitted abstracts.
5. The two-day virtual conference only costs £30 to attend, or just £25 with promotional code BRAINCONEM20.