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Local, national and international events of interest to the community

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Oct 05 2026 -

The Brain Conference on Neural Foundations of Communication: Integrative Approaches Across Species

This interdisciplinary conference brings together leading researchers exploring the neural and behavioral foundations of communication across species.

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Oct 07 2026 -

Behind the Curtain: A multidisciplinary approach to epilepsy care

An event focused on career development for early career researchers in the field of epilepsy. It will run one day before the main ILAE British Branch Annual Scientific Conference, taking place in the same venue from 8 to 10 October 2026.

2026 Further information
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Oct 08 2026 -

Mental Health Platform Research Summit 2026

The MHP Research Summit in partnership with MQ is an annual event for scientists, clinicians and health care professionals to network and share the latest advances in research into severe mental illness.

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Oct 09 2026 -

ECR Workshop 2026 (MQ & Datamind)

The ECR Workshop hosted by MQ and DATAMIND in partnership with Mental Health Platform is part of their ongoing series supporting early career researchers in mental health. Come along for a day of connection, learning, and practical insights to help you take the next step in your career

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Oct 12 2026 -

Organelle dynamics in health and disease: bridging molecules to organisms

This EMBO Workshop promises to be a landmark in unifying fundamental research on organelles and will bridge new collaborations, integrate knowledge across different disciplines, and drive innovation in therapeutic strategies targeting organelle dysfunction.

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Oct 15 2026 -

Networking in Neuroscience Careers

An engaging afternoon exploring the science and practice of networking in academia and beyond. Designed for postgraduate students and early career researchers, this event will combine neuroscience insights, personal career journeys, practical networking exercises, and opportunities to connect with peers and professionals across the field.

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Nov 03 2026 -
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Nov 09 2026 -

37th International Symposium on ALS/MND

Each year, the Symposium attracts over 1,000 delegates, representing the energy and dynamism of the global MND research community. It is the largest medical and scientific conference specific to MND/ALS and is the premier event in the MND research calendar for discussion on the latest advances in research and clinical management.

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Nov 19 2026 -

Neurobiology of Sleep

This course features hands-on training across a variety of cutting-edge approaches in the fields of brain imaging, recordings, manipulations, computational modelling, and data analysis. It also provides a comparative approach with different animal models and human research.

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Nov 26 2026 -

SAVE THE DATE: INCR Inaugural Lecture Showcase

The recently formed Institute for Neuroscience and Cardiovascular Research hosts its very first inaugural lectures.

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Dec 07 2026 -

BRAIN Conference

BRAIN Conference brings together the world’s leading neurovascular experts for three days of discovery, discussion and collaboration. The meeting blends science and clinical practice in an environment designed to challenge thinking, inspire innovation and enhance patient care.

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Dec 31 2026 -

Introduction to Python for Biomedical Innovation

This guide is a hands-on introduction to Python programming, specifically designed for beginners in the biomedical research fields. Developed by PhD students at the School of Informatics in the University of Edinburgh, the course uses biomedical examples to help you learn Python in a practical, applied way. The aim is to help you get started with Python, giving you the core skills you need to work with data and code confidently.

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Jan 20 2027 -

Researcher Education and Development Scholarship Conference (REDS)

'A whole ecosystem approach to developing researchers'

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