About the Conference
2nd International Conference on Brain Disorders and Neurology
📅 March 26–27, 2026 | 📍 Paris, France
Theme: “Revolution in Neuroscience: Bridging Research and Patient Care”
Neurological science is rapidly advancing, uniting research and clinical practice like never before. Brain 2026 serves as a premier global forum for sharing knowledge, fostering collaboration, and exploring innovations in neuroscience. Join neurologists, neurosurgeons, psychiatrists, researchers, and healthcare experts from around the world to discuss the latest breakthrough
Why Attend?
- Gain insights into emerging trends in neuroscience, brain research, and clinical neurology.
- Network with global experts, researchers, and medical professionals.
- Explore new therapeutic innovations and diagnostic technologies.
- Present your research through oral, poster, or video presentations.
- Discover career, collaboration, and publication opportunities.
- Experience Paris, a global hub of science, culture, and medical excellence.
Who Should Join?
- Neurologists and Neuroscientists
- Neurosurgeons and Neurophysiologists
- Psychiatrists and Psychologists
- Researchers and Academic Scholars
- Healthcare Practitioners and Clinicians
- Pharmaceutical and Biotech Professionals
- Neuropharmacologists and Lab Experts
- Students and Early-career Scientists
- Hospital Administrators and Healthcare Innovators
Key Highlights
- Plenary Sessions & Keynote Talks from world-renowned neurology experts
- Interactive Panel Discussions on brain health, neurodegenerative diseases, and innovations in care
- Workshops covering neuroimaging, AI in neuroscience, and clinical case analysis
- Poster & Research Presentations showcasing original studies and case reports
- Networking Sessions fostering interdisciplinary collaboration
- Industry Exhibitions featuring the latest in neurotechnology and diagnostics
- Award Ceremonies recognizing excellence in neuroscience research
Visa Assistance
The Brain Disorders 2026 Organizing Committee does not directly handle visa applications but provides supporting documentation to facilitate your process, including:
- Letter of Invitation
- Letter of Abstract Acceptance
- Registration Payment Receipt
Please note that embassies may request additional documents beyond those provided by the conference.
Letter of Invitation
This official document confirms that your registration and abstract have been accepted by the committee. It is issued in English and supports visa applications for confirmed participants only.
Required Information:
- Passport Scan
- Date of Birth
- Contact Number
- Residential Address
- Recent Photograph
For visa-related assistance, please contact Program Manager Jessica Joel at: support@longdom.com
Sessions and Tracks
Track 1: Neurodegenerative Disorders
Delve into the underlying mechanisms and clinical management of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, and ALS. Explore cutting-edge research on biomarkers, genetic factors, and neuroprotective agents that may slow or prevent neuronal loss. Gain insights into diagnostic advances, personalized treatment strategies, and rehabilitation techniques that improve patient outcomes.
Related Topics: Alzheimer’s & Dementia | Parkinson’s Disease | ALS | Huntington’s | Prion Diseases | Biomarker Discovery | Stem Cell Therapy | Disease Modelling | Neuroinflammation | Neuroprotective Drugs
Track 2: Neuroinflammation and Neuroimmunology
Understand how immune responses influence the onset and progression of neurological diseases. This track covers advances in neuroimmunology, autoimmunity, and inflammation-mediated brain injury. Discussions will highlight therapeutic targets and interventions designed to balance immune regulation and brain protection.
Related Topics: Neuroimmune Disorders | CNS Inflammation | Microglia Activation | Multiple Sclerosis | Cytokine Signalling | Autoimmune Encephalitis | Immunotherapy | Blood-Brain Barrier | Neuroinflammatory Pathways
Track 3: Neurogenetics and Molecular Neuroscience
Explore the genetic and molecular foundations of brain function and disease. Learn about the role of gene mutations, epigenetic regulation, and molecular signalling in neurological disorders. Understand how genomic technologies and CRISPR-based therapies are reshaping modern neuroscience.
Related Topics: Gene Mapping | Genetic Mutations | Epigenetics | Genomic Medicine | Molecular Pathways | CRISPR | Neurodevelopmental Genes | RNA Therapies | Genetic Counselling
Track 4: Neuroplasticity and Regeneration
Examine the brain’s remarkable ability to adapt, repair, and reorganize neural connections. This track focuses on mechanisms of neuroplasticity, neuronal regeneration, and recovery following injury or stroke. Discover new rehabilitation technologies, brain stimulation methods, and regenerative therapies that restore cognitive and motor function.
Related Topics: Synaptic Plasticity | Neuroregeneration | Stroke Recovery | Stem Cell Therapy | Neurostimulation | Rehabilitation Science | Neural Circuit Rewiring | Cognitive Recovery
Track 5: Neuropharmacology and Therapeutics
Gain a comprehensive view of how drugs affect neural function and behaviour. Discuss neuropharmacological targets for treating depression, epilepsy, anxiety, and neurodegenerative diseases. Learn about novel compounds, clinical trials, and pharmacogenomics shaping the future of neurotherapeutics.
Related Topics: CNS Drug Discovery | Psychopharmacology | Pharmacokinetics | Clinical Trials | Neurotransmitter Modulation | Antidepressants | Antiepileptics | Neurotoxicity Studies
Track 6: Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience
Explore the neural basis of human behavior, cognition, and emotion. Topics include memory, perception, attention, and decision-making. Learn how cognitive dysfunction manifests in psychiatric and neurological disorders and how neuroimaging aids in diagnosis and therapy development.
Related Topics: Cognitive Psychology | Learning & Memory | Brain-Behavior Relationships | Emotional Regulation | Neuroimaging | Cognitive Impairment | Behavioral Therapy
Track 7: Neuropsychiatry and Mental Health
Understand the overlap between neurological and psychiatric disorders. This track focuses on the biological basis of mood, anxiety, psychotic, and personality disorders, along with advances in neuroimaging, psychopharmacology, and neurostimulation-based therapies.
Related Topics: Depression | Schizophrenia | Bipolar Disorder | PTSD | OCD | Neuromodulation | Psychotherapy | Brain Stimulation | Mental Health Innovation
Track 8: Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders
Discuss the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management of epilepsy and related seizure conditions. Explore new antiepileptic drugs, surgical treatments, and EEG-based diagnostic technologies that improve quality of life for patients.
Related Topics: Seizure Classification | EEG Analysis | Refractory Epilepsy | Pediatric Epilepsy | Surgical Interventions | Neuroimaging | Antiepileptic Drug Trials
Track 9: Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases
Focus on prevention, acute management, and rehabilitation of stroke and vascular brain injuries. Learn about advancements in thrombolytic therapy, neuroimaging, and post-stroke recovery programs aimed at improving neurological outcomes.
Related Topics: Ischemic Stroke | Hemorrhagic Stroke | Thrombectomy | Neurovascular Imaging | Risk Factors | Stroke Rehabilitation | Vascular Dementia
Track 10: Neuro-oncology and Brain Tumors
Examine advances in understanding and treating primary and metastatic brain tumors. Topics include molecular diagnostics, targeted therapies, and emerging immunotherapy approaches for glioblastoma and other CNS malignancies.
Related Topics: Gliomas | Meningiomas | CNS Lymphomas | Tumor Biomarkers | Surgical Oncology | Neuroimaging | Radiotherapy | Chemotherapy
Track 11: Neurosurgery and Neuroimaging Advances
Highlighting innovations in neurosurgical techniques and neuroimaging technologies. Explore minimally invasive approaches, robotic neurosurgery, and advanced MRI, PET, and CT applications for diagnosis and intervention planning.
Related Topics: Functional Neurosurgery | Image-Guided Surgery | Brain Mapping | Deep Brain Stimulation | Neuro-navigation | 3D Imaging | Surgical Robotics
Track 12: Neurorehabilitation and Neural Recovery
Learn about multidisciplinary approaches to enhance neurological recovery after injury or disease. Explore the latest in neuroprosthetics, robotics, and rehabilitation protocols designed to improve motor and cognitive function.
Related Topics: Physical Therapy | Occupational Therapy | Neuroprosthetics | Robotics in Rehab | Stroke Recovery | Virtual Rehabilitation | Brain Plasticity
Track 13: Multiple Sclerosis and Demyelinating Diseases
Discover current research and clinical management of MS and related demyelinating disorders. Discuss immunopathology, new treatment strategies, and disease-modifying therapies that aim to slow progression and restore function.
Related Topics: MS Pathogenesis | Myelin Repair | Neuroimmunology | Disease-Modifying Drugs | Biomarkers | Progressive MS | Patient Care Strategies
Track 14: Pediatric Neurology and Developmental Disorders
Examine neurological conditions affecting infants and children, from epilepsy and autism to genetic syndromes. Focus on early diagnosis, intervention strategies, and long-term neurodevelopmental outcomes.
Related Topics: Autism Spectrum Disorders | Pediatric Epilepsy | ADHD | Cerebral Palsy | Neurodevelopmental Delays | Pediatric Neurogenetics | Child Brain Development
Track 15: Sleep Disorders and Circadian Rhythm
Understand the neuroscience of sleep and its disorders. Topics include insomnia, narcolepsy, sleep apnea, and circadian rhythm disruptions, as well as their neurological and psychological implications.
Related Topics: Sleep Physiology | REM & NREM Sleep | Sleep Apnea | Insomnia | Circadian Biology | Sleep in Neurological Disorders | Polysomnography
Track 16: Headache, Migraine, and Pain Management
Gain insights into the mechanisms and treatment of chronic headaches, migraines, and neuropathic pain. Explore new pain-relief strategies, neural pathways, and pharmacological and non-drug interventions.
Related Topics: Migraine | Tension-Type Headache | Cluster Headache | Neuropathic Pain | Pain Neurobiology | Analgesics | Non-invasive Therapies
Track 17: Neurotechnology, Brain Mapping, and Artificial Intelligence
Explore how technology is transforming neuroscience. Learn about AI in brain imaging, neural interface systems, and computational models that enhance diagnosis, research, and treatment outcomes.
Related Topics: Brain-Computer Interface | Machine Learning | Neural Networks | Neuroinformatics | AI Diagnostics | Brain Mapping | Computational Neuroscience
Track 18: Neuroendocrinology and Hormonal Influence on the Brain
Examine how hormones impact brain function, behavior, and neurological disorders. This track bridges endocrinology and neuroscience, highlighting neurohormonal regulation, stress response, and neuroendocrine disorders.
Related Topics: Hypothalamic Disorders | Pituitary Tumors | Hormonal Regulation | Stress & Cortisol | Neurohormones | Endocrine Disorders | Hormone Therapy
Track 19: Clinical Trials and Translational Neuroscience
Bridge the gap between bench research and bedside care. Learn how translational neuroscience converts laboratory discoveries into clinical applications through innovative trial designs and biomarker-driven therapies.
Related Topics: Translational Research | Clinical Trial Design | Biomarker Validation | Drug Development | Regulatory Science | Preclinical Studies | Therapeutic Translation
Track 20: Future of Neurology and Neuroethics
Explore the next frontier in brain science from personalized neurology to neuroethics. Discuss futuristic trends like brain augmentation, digital health integration, and ethical considerations surrounding AI and neuroenhancement.
Related Topics: Precision Neurology | Neuroethics | Digital Health | Brain Enhancement | Data Privacy | Neurotechnology Policy | Global Neuroscience Trends
Market Analysis
The neurology and brain disorder therapeutics market is expanding rapidly, driven by technological advancements, rising neurological conditions, and improved patient care. Key drivers include:
- Advanced treatment technologies
- Breakthrough medications
- Personalized neuro-care and rehabilitation
- Early detection and diagnosis
Key Trends & Insights
- Europe is projected to lead the market by 2026.
- Neurodegenerative disorders held 28.4% of the market in 2024.
- Private healthcare dominated with 52.7% revenue share in 2024.
- Growth fueled by AI diagnostics and innovative neurotherapies.
Market Size & Forecast
- 2024: USD 39.25 Bn
- 2030: USD 102.78 Bn
- CAGR (2025–2030): 17.6%
