Preview: Recent Advances in Young Onset Dementia

Recent Advances in Young Onset Dementia – 22 April 2026 (Hybrid, 1 day)Virtual OR Face to faceTooting Campus, City St George’s, University of LondonCourse lead(s):  Prof Peter Garrard, Dr Wei-Jia ZhangMore details: www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/prospective-students/courses/professional-development/recent-advances-in-young-onset-dementia Book now Course Overview The course will provide an update on current diagnostic standards, best practice and new developments in clinical practice…

Preview: Neurosurgery High Speed Drill Course

16th July 2026 (1 day) Face to faceVenue: Tooting Campus, City St George’s, University of LondonCourse lead: Mrs Fay GreenwayMore details: https://www.citystgeorges.ac.uk/prospective-students/courses/professional-development/neurosurgery-high-speed-drill-course Why join the course? This one day interactive course aims to build understanding and provide hands-on experience ofHigh Speed Drills. The candidates will learn the basic skills and techniques for high-speed drilling.  Audience…

Structural Inequalities in the Clinical Neurosciences from City St George’s, University of London

Audience Clinical staff, including nurses, allied health professionals and academics with an interest in this area. Course description Evidence of systemic injustice in health outcomes has been mounting for decades. Over 16 million people live with a neurological condition in England alone. Despite this, inequalities in research and clinical outcomes in neurology have received relatively…

Head Start 2025

This meeting is organised and funded by Teva UK Limited. Views provided by speakers are their own and not necessarily shared by Teva UK Limited. Information at the meeting may discuss drug classes where Teva has a product. Prescribing information will be available at the meeting. The event is open to HCPs from the UK…

Alzheimer’s Research UK Conference 2026 (Manchester, UK)

LEARN, DEVELOP, CONNECT Join us in Manchester or online for one of the most exciting gatherings of dementia researchers in the UK. The Research Conference offers a welcoming space for researchers of all career stages – along with industry experts – to connect, share their work for real-time feedback, and explore emerging topics in dementia….

7th World Parkinson Congress (WPC 2026)

The 7th World Parkinson Congress (WPC 2026) will take place from 24 – 27 May, 2026 in Phoenix, Arizona, USA.  About WPC 2026:  The World Parkinson Congress brings together clinicians, researchers, rehabilitation specialists, people with Parkinson’s and others who are researching, treating, or living with Parkinson’s to share the highest quality research, build collaborations, and…

BNA 2025: The International Festival of Neuroscience

The International Festival of Neuroscience: BNA2025 27 – 30 April 2025 Liverpool, UK About BNA 2025:  The British Neuroscience Association (BNA) International Festival of Neuroscience brings together clinicians, academics and industry leaders to share the highest quality research and create lasting connections.   In both its scientific programme and its breadth of attendees, BNA2025 celebrates the…

PINK1 pathway to Parkinson’s disease: 20 years on

120 participants across four continents gathered in London in November 2024 to mark the 20th anniversary of the discovery of PINK1 mutations linked to Parkinson’s disease. The meeting combined past discoveries in the field including historical videos of the original Sicilian PINK1 families affected with Parkinson’s to translational talks notably an update of Phase I…

Preview: Management and Leadership in Neurosurgery

Management and Leadership in Neurosurgery – 3 and 4 July 2025(Face to face OR online; 2 day)Tooting Campus, City St George’s, University of LondonCourse lead:  Ms Meriem AmaroucheFee: From £75For more information and to register: http://www.sgul.ac.uk/management In addition to their clinical duties, neurosurgeons at all levels are expected to engage with various management and leadership…

Predatory conferences

What are they and how do you spot them? Unfortunately, some organisers create predatory conferences designed simply to make money rather than further scientific endeavour. When choosing where to submit posters and abstracts, or attending as a delegate or speaker, you need to be assured of the quality of a conference. So how do you…