Date: 11 Nov 2026

Cutting Edge Science for Parkinson’s Clinicians 2026

Venue: Halifax Hall, Sheffield University Campus Endcliffe Vale Road Sheffield S10 3ER

Website: neurologyacademy.org

Event Notes:

Delivered to leading Parkinson’s clinicians and multidisciplinary specialists, Cutting Edge Science for Parkinson’s Clinicians is designed to create space for ambitious, challenging conversation—where experts can test assumptions, interrogate the evidence, and leave with practical insight they can apply immediately in clinic.

The 2026 meeting brings together national and international leaders in Parkinson’s research and clinical care to explore what’s changing now—and what’s coming next—across the biological drivers of disease and the complex realities of day-to-day management. Through a tightly curated programme of expert talks and discussion, the meeting will unpack emerging science and translate it into clear clinical relevance, helping delegates navigate uncertainty and make confident decisions in practice.

This year’s programme will include sessions on:

  • Neuro-urology: early and late-stage assessment and management
  • The immune system in Parkinson’s: what new models are teaching us about clinical disease
  • Genetics of “atypical” Parkinsonian disorders
  • Gene therapies: how close are we to a breakthrough in neurological disorders?
  • The neuropsychiatry of Parkinson’s
  • Understanding and treating psychosis in Parkinson’s
  • The gut–brain axis in Parkinson’s