About Us
Advances in understanding of the brain both in healthy individuals and those suffering from a disorder is leading to groundbreaking discoveries and engineering solutions. Even so, development and deployment of effective neurotechnology and means of studying the brain through neuroimaging techniques and machine learning requires an integrated approach as well as close collaboration among the neuroengineering community, neuroscientists, and clinical practitioners. The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers and practitioners across academia, industry, and the clinical profession to highlight innovative neurotechnology and brain research methods, emphasizing their potential to improve understanding of the brain and address a wide range of disorders to improve the human condition.
The workshop highlights plenary speakers in key brain-related fields, and consists of three tracks covering emerging neurotechnologies, machine learning and computer paradigms for brain discovery, and clinical applications and impact. Each track includes keynote and invited speakers who will discuss their work in the context of larger issues in each of these topic areas. Other program highlights are panel sessions on the ethical implications of neurotechnology and the development of standards, patient experience and clinical challenges, and future growth and funding areas in these emerging fields. A research poster session and student activities will take place during the workshop. New this workshop is a mini-symposium on The Aging Brain, held in partnership with IEEE AgeTech.
Conference Details
Websites
Main Event Website
IEEE 2026 BRAIN Conference
Sponsors
IEEE Brain Community
