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The Brainbox Initiative Conference is an annual meeting that puts the work being carried out by early and mid-career researchers at the forefront. The conference focuses on brain stimulation techniques, including TMS, tES, TUS/tFUS and neuroimaging.

Since its inception in 2017, the conference has been a platform for early and mid-career researchers to present their work alongside world-renowned experts, fostering innovation and collaboration.

  • If you are looking to register places for a group (Min. of three attendees), please get in touch with our team at info@brainbox-neuro.com and a member of our team will be able to help.

  • We are happy to issue a Certificate of Attendance to attendees, poster presenters, and speakers of the conference. Please ensure that you request your certificate before January 1, 2027.

  • We anticipate that the conference will run from 09:00-17:30 (GMT), with additional time on day one for a food and wine reception for poster presenters and attendees.

    We are working hard to publish the programme as soon as possible.

  • The Brainbox Initiative Conference will be running as a hybrid event for 2026, allowing researchers the option to join us in person at the Wellcome Collection or via our virtual conference platform.

  • As we will be hosting at the prestigious Wellcome Collection in the centre of London, we invite everyone attending in person to join us for an extended poster session following the first day of the conference as well as explore the historical city.

  • There will be an evening reception at the end of the first conference day with drinks and small dishes that all in-person attendees are welcome to attend.

  • The call for posters for the Brainbox Initiative Conference is currently open until August 1, 2026. Please use the form located on the conference page to submit your abstract and our Scientific Committee will review your submission.

  • For all attendees, registration will cover access to the conference and all of the talks taking place. In-person attendees are also invited to join us for refreshments throughout the day, a food and drink reception, and entry to the poster hall.

  • This year, the conference will focus on:

    • Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) techniques

    • Transcranial electrical stimulation (tES/tDCS/tACS/tRNS) techniques;

    • Transcranial-focused ultrasound stimulation;

    • Neuroimaging and methodologies

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