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This two-day event gathers the fNIRS research community in Toronto and beyond to share talks, keynotes, roundtable discussions, and hands-on analysis sessions. It is aimed at researchers and professionals working with multimodal neuroimaging technologies like fNIRS, fMRI, EEG, and TMS. Attendees can learn about the latest developments and collaborate with peers in the field of neuroimaging.

This retirement symposium will honor Dr. James R. Sellers for his major achievements in defining the structure-function relationships and regulation of myosin molecular motors over his remarkable 48 year NIH career. Esteemed scientists from the cytoskeleton and molecular motor fields — collaborators, colleagues, former trainees, and friends of Dr. Sellers — will speak. The event will be held in the Lipsett Amphitheater, NIH Bethesda Main Campus, on September 28, 2026 from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM, with a live-stream option. While registration is free, it is required. Space is limited, so please register by August 14th. The agenda for the symposium will be emailed to the address you used during registration as the event date approaches.

This conference addresses sustainability challenges and regulatory changes impacting the HealthTech sector. It brings together policymakers, NHS representatives, and industry leaders to discuss global sustainability standards and environmental outcomes in healthcare. Attendees gain insights into navigating evolving sustainability regulations and supply chain expectations.

This neuroscience conference focuses on non-invasive brain stimulation and imaging research. It offers talks, demonstrations, and poster presentations for early and mid-career neuroscientists and researchers. Attendees can learn about advances in techniques such as transcranial magnetic and electrical stimulation as well as neuroimaging methods.

Senior leaders, innovators, and system partners in UK healthcare discuss how to move digital health from ambition to implementation across the NHS. The conference explores NHS priorities, digital adoption challenges, and practical solutions like data sharing and remote care. Attendees gain insights on digital health transformation and network with peers in London.

Life Sciences Dreamin' Conference delivers tailored sessions for Life Sciences industry professionals on Salesforce, marketing, and sales technology. It targets leaders in sales, marketing, product management, and revenue operations seeking practical knowledge and networking opportunities. Attendees connect and learn best practices relevant to the Life Sciences and tech intersection.

Biologics World Southeast Asia 2026 is a conference for biopharma leaders focused on advancing biologics development, manufacturing, and commercialization in the region. Attendees explore opportunities to address regulatory, talent, and scalability challenges while fostering cross-industry collaboration. The event highlights Southeast Asia's growing role as a global biologics hub.

This two-day workshop covers advances in bioequivalence frameworks for locally acting inhalation drug products. It targets industry professionals, academics, and regulators to discuss optimizing in vitro and in vivo methods for generic inhalation products. Attendees will gain understanding of current methods, regulatory expectations, and novel approaches to support efficient generic drug development and approval.

This conference explores the ethical challenges involved in pandemic preparedness and emergency response. It is designed for healthcare leaders, policymakers, and community stakeholders interested in public health ethics. Attendees will gain insights into navigating fairness, accountability, and individual liberties during health emergencies.

This lecture presents advances in engineering therapeutic enzymes through accelerated evolution, targeting diseases such as gout and chronic pain. It is intended for researchers, students, and professionals interested in synthetic biology and drug development. Attendees will learn about novel biotechnology approaches from Christian Diercks, PhD at Scripps Research.

The Healthy Longevity Global Innovator Summit showcases innovative projects and announces award winners in healthy longevity. It brings together researchers, investors, and innovators to explore advances in health and the intersection with AI and emerging technologies. Participants attend to learn about the impact and future direction of healthy longevity innovation.

This conference explores how the human brain functions and the mechanisms behind its malfunctions. It is designed for researchers, students, and professionals interested in neuroscience and brain science. Attendees can learn about the complexity of neural processes and developments in understanding brain function.

Researchers and health professionals discuss lessons from cholera vaccine development and response to urgent health crises. The panel features global health award laureates who explore challenges in research capacity and emerging threats. Attendees will gain insight into future directions in global health research.

The Neurodiversity Conference at St Mary's University London focuses on neurodiversity and related conditions such as ADHD, autism, and dyslexia. The event features talks and interactive sessions led by experts in education, health, and workplace inclusion. It is intended for professionals, educators, and anyone interested in learning about neurodiversity and supporting neurodiverse individuals.

This event offers hands-on cadaver lab training and expert panels focused on anatomy and safety in aesthetic medical procedures. It is designed for medical aesthetic professionals who want to enhance their skills and learn about the latest industry developments and safety protocols. Attendees can also connect with peers and vendors showcasing new products and technologies.

VALDCON X in Paris gathers performance, health, and research professionals for two days of talks, workshops, and networking focused on human measurement, health, and performance. Attendees learn from VALD leadership and expert speakers about innovations and practical applications in rehabilitation and sports performance. This event offers hands-on sessions and opportunities to connect with global practitioners.

A chemist explains how chemical compounds and bonds are central to medicines and everyday life. Attendees will learn about the challenges of drug development, from compound testing to delivery and clinical trials. This talk is for those interested in chemistry's role in medicine and its impact on health.

This conference explores the intersection of mental health and video games through talks and panel discussions led by experts in both fields. It targets clinicians, developers, academics, and those interested in how games can serve as clinical tools and shape perceptions of mental health. The event includes poster presentations and opportunities to engage with emerging research and developers.

This conference explores inflammatory mechanisms connecting different autoimmune diseases and related complications. It targets researchers, clinicians, and professionals interested in immune system impacts across diseases. Attendees gain insights into shared biological themes that may influence future therapeutic development.

AI for Health 2026 covers AI applications in health including medical diagnosis, mental healthcare, AI regulation, and quantum technologies related to health and food. The event includes talks and a hands-on tutorial focused on low-code AI tools across health, farming, and food sectors. It is aimed at professionals interested in the intersection of AI and health innovation.

This forum brings together legal experts, compliance officers, investigators, and technology specialists to discuss challenges in healthcare and life sciences investigations. It focuses on regulatory changes, technological progress, and cyber resilience in the industry. Attendees gain insights and networking opportunities to improve their organization's investigation capabilities.

The AAPM Midwest Chapter Fall Meeting 2026 is a conference focused on topics relevant to medical physicists specializing in diagnostic, radiotherapy, and nuclear medicine. It provides opportunities for professionals, residents, students, and trainees to engage with peers and learn from expert speakers. Attendees can access state-of-the-art knowledge and network within the Midwest medical physics community.

Darrell Irvine, PhD, presents scientific research on controlling vaccine delivery to improve immune responses. Attendees will learn about advanced vaccine adjuvants and dosing strategies currently in clinical testing. This lecture is intended for those interested in vaccine science and biomedical research.

This conference brings together researchers, industry experts, and healthcare professionals in pharmacy and pharmaceutical science to discuss innovations and challenges. Attendees can explore the latest research, network with global professionals, and engage in knowledge exchange. The event is designed to advance pharmaceutical research, drug development, and healthcare delivery worldwide.