About Conference

We are enchanted to welcome experts from all over the world to connect us for an extraordinary and comprehensive conference: the 38th European Neurology Congress 2025. This prestigious occasion, themed "AI-Driven Neuro technologies: Redefining Diagnosis and Therapy in Neurology" is set to take put on Walk March 24-25, 2025, in the dynamic city of London, UK.

The neurology conference is outlined to encourage information sharing, organizing, and the investigation of the most recent headways in Neurology and Neurological Disarranges. It will serve as a stage for eminent specialists, analysts, clinicians, and industry experts to trade thoughts, display groundbreaking inquire about, and talk about the future of neurological care.Attendees will have the opportunity to lock in in a wide extend of sessions, counting keynote introductions, board discourses, workshops, and blurb sessions. The occasion will cover cutting-edge subjects such as neurogenetics, neuroimmunology, neurodegenerative illnesses, and inventive treatments, advertising experiences into the most later improvements in the field.

Join us in London for this unparalleled opportunity to extend your information, collaborate with peers, and contribute to the progression of neurology on a worldwide scale. We see forward to inviting you to what guarantees to be an illuminating and motivating occasion.

Participation Categories:

• Keynotes
• Introductions and Publications
• Young Researchers forum
• Exhibitions
• Seminars/Seminars
• Media Partners 
• Sponsors
• Poster Presentation

Tracks and Sessions

Track 1: Neurology
Track 2: Movement Disorders
Track 3:  Cognitive Neuroscience
Track 4: Neuropsychiatry
Track 5: Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Track 6:  Neuro-Oncology
Track 7:  Neurodegenerative Diseases
Track 8:  Paediatric Neurology
Track 9:  Neuro technologies and Brain-Machine Interfaces
Track 10: Neuromuscular Disorders  
Track 11: Artificial Intelligence in Neurology
Track 12: Behavioural Neurology
Track 13: Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders
Track 14: Neuropathic Pain Management  
Track 15: Neurorehabilitation
Track 16: Neuroimmunology 
Track 17: Neurovascular Disorders
Track 18: Sleep Disorders and Circadian Rhythm
Track 19: Neurotics
Track 20: Neuroplasticity and Brain Repair
Track 21: Nutrigenomics and Precision Medicine 

Why You Need to Connect

Neurology Congress 2025 interfacing with others at a neurology conference is fundamental for progressing your career and contributing to the field. Organizing permits you to trade thoughts, pick up unused viewpoints, and remain upgraded on the most recent investigate and developments. Building connections with peers, tutors, and specialists can lead to collaborations, open entryways to modern openings, and give bolster in your proficient travel. By locks in with the worldwide neurology community, you upgrade your information, move forward your hone, and contribute to the collective exertion to development neurological science and quiet care. Organizing is key to remaining important and impactful in a quickly advancing field.

Target Audience

• Parasitologist,Mycologist,
• Pathologist, Pharmacist,
• Epidemiologist,
• Health professional,
• Postgraduate students,
• laboratory technicians,
• diagnostic companies ,
• pharmaceutical companies,
• data management companies,
• medical schools,
• epidemiologists,
• doctors' pain.
• Physicians.
• Graduate Students,

 Group registration (Minimum 5 members) can avail 20% waivers from the registration fee.

Globle Association Societies & University

• World Federation of Neurology (WFN)
• American Academy of Neurology (AAN)
• European Academy of Neurology (EAN)
• Neuromuscular Disease Foundation (NDF)
• American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM)
• European Society for Paediatric Neurology (ESPN)
• International Neuromuscular Research Consortium (INRC)
• Neurology and Neuromuscular Research Institute (NNRI)

Related Universities :

• Harvard Medical School - Department of Neurology
• Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - Department of Neurology
• Stanford University School of Medicine - Department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences
• University College London (UCL) - Institute of Neurology
• University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) - Department of Neurology
• University of Oxford - Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences
• University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) - Department of Neurology

Market Analysis

The market analysis for the 38th European Neurology Congress 2025 in London highlights several attractive aspects that underscore its significance in the neurology sector:

Key Market Insights :

1. Growing Demand: The increasing prevalence of neurological disorders, particularly among aging populations, is driving demand for innovative research and therapeutic solutions. Conditions like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and epilepsy are on the rise, creating a pressing need for advancements in treatment and care.
2. Strategic Theme: The congress's theme, "Neurotechnologies of Tomorrow: From Research to Reality," resonates with current trends in neurology, focusing on translating research breakthroughs into practical applications. This relevance enhances the appeal for participants seeking to stay at the forefront of neurological advancements.
3. Global Participation: Attracting a diverse audience of neurologists, researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders from around the world creates a dynamic environment for knowledge exchange and collaboration. This global representation fosters partnerships that can lead to significant advancements in the field.
4. Cutting-Edge Topics: The conference agenda includes critical areas such as neurogenomics, artificial intelligence in neurology, and neurorehabilitation. These topics are not only timely but also essential for the evolution of neurology, ensuring high engagement and interest among attendees.
5. Technological Advancements: The integration of new technologies and precision medicine is reshaping the neurological landscape. The congress serves as a platform for showcasing innovations in these areas, providing participants with insights into the latest developments that could impact their practices and research.

Past Conference Report

The 37th European Neurology Congress was an extraordinary event, held on June 13–14, 2024, at the stunning venue in Rome, Italy. With the theme "Exploring the Grey Areas of Neurological Research," this year’s congress provided a unique opportunity for professionals in neurology to engage in meaningful discussions surrounding the complexities and challenges of neurological science.

The congress attracted a diverse audience of neurologists, researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders, all eager to explore the latest advancements and innovations in the field. The event was characterized by a dynamic atmosphere of collaboration and learning, making it a memorable occasion for all participants.

Keynote Highlight:
We were honored to host an array of esteemed keynote speakers whose contributions shaped the discourse at the congress. Each speaker brought unique perspectives and insights into various facets of neurology:

• Horacio Kaufmann (New York University School of Medicine, USA) explored innovative approaches to diagnosing and treating neurodegenerative diseases, leaving the audience with thought-provoking questions about future directions in research.
• Amin Hajitou (Imperial College London, UK) captivated attendees with groundbreaking therapies aimed at reversing the effects of neurological conditions, highlighting the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration.
• Manoj Malhotra (Eisai Inc., USA) shared insights into neuro-oncology, focusing on the latest advancements in treatment protocols and patient outcomes.
• Inderjit Singh (Medical University of South Carolina, USA) provided a compelling discussion on neuroinflammation, emphasizing its critical role in various neurological disorders.
• Annie Weir (Impact Research NZ, New Zealand) stressed the significance of incorporating patient perspectives in research, advocating for a holistic approach to neurological care.
• Leock Y. Ngo (Eisai Inc., USA) addressed the transformative role of digital health technologies in enhancing patient care and clinical outcomes.
• Sybille Krauss (Deutsches Zentrum für Neurodegenerative Erkrankungen, Germany) delved into genetic factors contributing to neurodegeneration, sparking discussions about future research directions.
• Viviane Rostirola Elsner (Biosciences and Rehabilitation, Methodist University, Brazil) emphasized the critical role of rehabilitation in recovery from neurological injuries, encouraging collaboration between researchers and practitioners.

These illuminating presentations not only informed attendees but also inspired them to think critically about the future of neurological research.

Acknowledgments:
A profound thank you is extended to all our distinguished guests, keynote speakers, and attendees. Your participation and insights were invaluable to the success of this congress.A special acknowledgment goes to Kurt Jellinger, our esteemed moderator from the Institute of Clinical Neurobiology in Austria, whose expertise and guidance were vital in ensuring the smooth flow of sessions and discussions.

Networking Opportunities:
The congress fostered numerous opportunities for networking and collaboration, enabling participants to build meaningful connections within the neurology community.Interactive workshops, breakout sessions, and informal discussions allowed attendees to exchange ideas, share research findings, and discuss potential collaborations. The networking events were particularly well-received, creating a relaxed atmosphere for participants to engage with peers and industry leaders.

Poster Presentation:
One of the highlights of the congress was the vibrant poster presentation session, showcasing innovative research from emerging scientists and established professionals alike. These presentations provided a platform for participants to share their findings, receive constructive feedback, and engage in stimulating discussions.The variety of topics covered, from basic neuroscience to clinical applications, showcased the breadth of research being conducted in the field. The enthusiasm and creativity displayed by poster presenters were truly inspiring and underscored the importance of supporting young researchers.

Workshops and Panel Discussions:
In addition to keynote addresses and poster presentations, the congress featured several interactive workshops and panel discussions, allowing participants to engage deeply with current issues in neurology. Topics included:

• Advances in neuroimaging techniques
• Ethical considerations in neurological research
• Multidisciplinary approaches to neurological disorders
• Innovations in neuropharmacology

These sessions facilitated dynamic exchanges of ideas and best practices, enriching the learning experience for all attendees.

Community and Futer Direction:
As we reflect on the success of this year’s congress, we are energized by the collaborative spirit and innovative ideas exchanged among participants. The discussions ignited at the congress will undoubtedly contribute to future advancements in the field of neurology.We are committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive community that encourages ongoing dialogue and collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders. Together, we can continue to push the boundaries of neurological research and improve patient outcomes.

Upcoming Conference Announcement:
We are thrilled to announce the 38th European Neurology Congress, scheduled for March 24–25, 2025, in London, UK. With the theme "Delving into the Enigmatic Depths of Neuroscientific Discovery," this congress promises to be another remarkable gathering of thought leaders and innovators in neurology.

We warmly invite all participants to join us for this highly anticipated event, where we will explore the latest research, share insights, and collaborate on solutions to the pressing challenges facing the field.We look forward to welcoming you in London for another enriching experience filled with knowledge sharing, collaboration, and discovery.

Final Thoughts :
The 37th European Neurology Congress was a celebration of the vibrant and ever-evolving field of neurology. It was made possible by the collective efforts of our speakers, attendees, and organizing committee. Thank you for being part of this remarkable journey in advancing neurological science.

Together, let’s continue to inspire one another and make strides in understanding the complexities of the human brain!