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NeuroAlliance brings together cellular and systems neuroscience, biological psychiatry and cognitive neuroscience. The scientific programme examines how brain mechanisms shape cognition, behaviour and psychiatric illness, connecting molecular and cellular approaches with neuroimaging, computational analysis and clinical research. Plenaries address the microbiome–brain relationship across the lifespan, neural mechanisms of blindsight, negative self-beliefs and mental health, navigation circuits in Drosophila, biometals in brain disease, human decision-making, ovarian hormones and mental health, and computational approaches to brain patterns. Parallel symposia and contributed presentations extend these themes across neural circuits, genetics, omics and therapeutic mechanisms. All times are Australia/Sydney (AEDT, UTC+11). On 29 November, registration starts at 16:30, Welcome to Country at 17:00, opening remarks at 17:15 and the first plenary at 17:30–18:15. Scientific sessions start at 08:30 on 30 November, 08:45 on 1 December and 08:30 on 2 December; closing remarks finish at 17:00 on 2 December. Full registration costs AUD 935 for members of participating societies and AUD 1,200 for non-members; student rates are AUD 545 and AUD 660 respectively, including GST. Retired-member and day registrations are also offered. Member rates require ANS, BPA, ACNS, FENS or JNS membership. Registration uses an EventsAir account.
Nov 29 – Dec 2, 2026
Neuroimaging research, methods and applications at OHBM’s annual meeting. OHBM 2027 takes place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre in Toronto, Canada, on 26–30 June 2027. Researchers explore the anatomical and functional organization of the human brain through neuroimaging, research presentations and educational forums. Content submissions open on 2 November and close on 14 December 2026. The call covers poster abstracts, symposia, educational courses, roundtables and society-group activities. Acceptance decisions are expected no later than February 2027. Registration is scheduled to open in January 2027; the early-registration deadline has not been announced.
Jun 26–30, 2027
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