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The 6th Venusberg Meeting on Neuroinflammation will take place on May 9-11, 2019, in Bonn, Germany. This year a special emphasis will be put on the interaction between neurodegenerative and neuroinflammatory mechanisms. Speakers from all areas of neuroinflammation will present the most recent findings and developments in order to stimulate vivid and challenging discussions.

This 11th triennial conference focuses on cutting-edge research presented by top investigators in the field of renal research. We’re excited about this four-day opportunity for leading scientists and clinicians from around the world to meet, present and collaborate.

The 63rd Annual Meeting of our Society will continue our traditional focus and personable approach. The program will focus mainly on research in hydrocephalus, neural tube defects, and spina bifida, with the days and times designated for each topic contingent upon the abstracts submitted. We will provide leisure time to visit Tenerife Island and enjoy its rich gastronomy, and we are planning special sessions on brain development and transitional care for patients with hydrocephalus and spina bifida.

Following the tradition of previous biannual meetings, BRAIN & BRAIN PET 2019 will cover numerous aspects within the area of neuroscience research, particularly those related to brain function and metabolism, cerebral blood flow, the function of the neurovascular unit and the blood-brain barrier, brain imaging, brain repair, and cerebrovascular pathology. The goal is to present the state-of-the art and novel discoveries of these fields in the conference.

The summit will provide a unique opportunity to neuroscientists and physicians to share their research and experiences with the leaders in their fields. The program includes keynote speeches from internationally renowned scientists. Each of these speakers helped to shape the modern concepts of neuroscience. In addition, there will be sessions for oral and poster presentations. Presentations in these sessions will provide an overview of the cutting-edge technologies being used to address difficult therapeutic and theoretical issues in neuroscience. We hope to make the summit particularly educational and inspiring for young scientists who will get an opportunity to interact with leading experts. We hope to make the summit particularly educational and inspiring for young scientists who will get an opportunity to interact with leading experts.

The 2019 AAN Sports Concussion Conference is a leading voice in shaping the sport-related concussion conversation for all clinicians and scientists involved in the prevention, diagnosis, and management of sport-related concussion. The conference offers new programming to shape the ever-changing conversation and to prepare physicians to address the challenges of sport-related concussions in their professional lives.

The Joint Meeting of the Federation of European Physiological Societies (FEPS) and the Italian Physiological Society (SIF) is preparing a stimulating scientific program which will include 5 plenary lectures, 16 symposia oral communications, and poster sessions.

SfN’s 49th annual meeting is the premier venue for neuroscientists to present emerging science, learn from experts, forge collaborations with peers, explore new tools and technologies, and advance careers. Join 30,000 colleagues from more than 80 countries at the world’s largest marketplace of ideas and tools for global neuroscience.

The 8th Exploring Human Host-Microbiome Interactions in Health and Disease meeting will once again bring together leading scientists and clinicians from the fields of microbiology, gastroenterology, neuroscience, cancer and public health to discuss the latest developments in this fast-moving area.

This year’s speakers at the Annual AANS/CNS Section on Pediatric Neurosurgery meeting include well-known experts who will present their unique, relevant and fascinating knowledge of their respective industries.

This Keystone conference brings together an interdisciplinary group of new and established scientists to capture this newfound excitement about the CSF. By exchanging discoveries – about its sources (choroid plexus), routes (glymphatics), drainage (lymphatics), and clinical utilities – and by fostering new ideas, collaborations, and training opportunities, this conference aims to coalesce an international community that can propel the CSF field forward.

This conference has been established as a high-quality meeting on contemporary neuroscience for many years. For the 22nd conference we again aim at inviting most distinguished neuroscientists as keynote speakers and select high-quality symposia.

The AAN Annual Meeting is the world’s largest gathering of neurologists, bringing together more than 10,000 neurology professionals across the globe to network, discuss cutting-edge research, and take part in top-rated education programming across a wide variety of topics.

The overarching theme for this conference will be “Predict, Prevent, Repair.” Predict, Prevent, Repair are the 3 fundamental challenges in dealing with neurological diseases. Preclinical detection of diseases, developing disease-modifying treatments that will provide neuroprotection, and interventional approaches to repair or compensate for neurological alterations are currently hot and challenging topics. Novel therapeutic interventions, designed to predict, prevent and repair across the spectrum of neurodegenerative diseases, neuro-inflammation, stroke, epilepsy, sleep disorders, neuromuscular disorders and genetic disorders will be in the focus of many sessions.

AThis event provides a special opportunity for a variety of stakeholders to present original research and analysis aimed at providing a full picture of the progress being made towards better diagnosis, treatment and long-term care for TBI survivors. At this annual event, physicians, nurses, neurosurgeons, scientists, and drug/diagnostic developers from all over the world network and learn from one another. Focus areas include: Current Clinical Management of TBI, Advances and Opportunities for TBI Biomarkers, Recovery, Regeneration and Plasticity, TBI Therapeutic Preclinical/Clinical Candidates, Outcomes Research, Large-scale Observational Studies of TBI, Neuroimaging Research and Practice, Emerging Tools for Diagnosis/Assessment of TBIs, and Preclinical/Clinical Development Models/Design.

The AANP is proud to be the only association exclusively focused on the clinical and scientific practice of neuropathology in the United States. During the first week of every June, AANP provides cutting-edge educational sessions led by the nation’s preeminent neuropathologists at their Annual Meeting. The meeting includes a one-day Special Course, which features two “What Every Neuropathologist Needs to Know” sessions, two days of scientific sessions (platform and poster), an evening Diagnostic Slide Session, and a half-day Presidential Symposium.

The FENS Forum of Neuroscience is Europe’s largest international neuroscience meeting. The Forum scientific programme covers all domains in modern brain research. With 56 parallel symposia, more than 3,500 abstracts and 20 plenary and special lectures, the FENS Forum covers neuroscience from basic to translational research.

This Annual Meeting, is the largest worldwide dedicated to research into hydrocephalus and related disorders and takes place each year since 2008 around the month of September in a different city. This Meeting is a consistent international scientific assembly and forum bridging the junior and senior, the clinical and basic scientists interested in the fascinating and multidisciplinary field of CSF disorders, bringing together neurologists, neurosurgeons, researchers and professionals among others to the potential benefit of patients and families.