Imperial Neurotech Society 2025 Summer Conference
- Sat 7 Jun 2025
- Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College London
- Talks, panels, fireside chats
Our Summer Conference brought together brilliant minds from academia and industry for a day filled with talks, panels, and fireside chats exploring the exciting frontiers of neurotechnology.
We were thrilled to host Professor Karl Friston, Professor Andreas Schaefer, Professor Rylie Green, and representatives from MintNeuro, TTP plc, Charco Neurotech, INBRAIN Neuroelectronics, Flow Neuroscience, and others.
The day welcomed people from all backgrounds (tech, science, and entrepreneurship), creating an open, inspiring space for ideas, discussion, where new connections across the neurotech community were formed.
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Renaissance Philanthropy
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Inbrain Neuroelectronics
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Our symposium was a hub of groundbreaking insights and innovation, bringing together the brightest minds in the field. We are immensely grateful to the professionals who shared their expertise through informative and inspiring talks, covering a wide array of fields within neurotech, from brain-computer interfaces to therapeutic applications and beyond. The lively careers panel offered invaluable advice for aspiring professors, researchers, and entrepreneurs, leaving attendees motivated and prepared for their next steps.
It was heartening to see the attendees and professionals engaging in meaningful networking, exchanging ideas, and building connections that could spark future collaborations. The vibrant discussions and shared passion for neurotech made this event not just informative but also truly memorable.
Thank you to Imperial and UCL committee who made a great effort to organise this event and all the attendees who made this symposium an unforgettable experience!
Essay competition winners
Alima Nurpeissova
“Revolutionising Epilepsy Care with Shape-Changing Neural Interfaces”
Loll Downes
“A Neurotech Innovation for Temporal Lobe Seizure Prediction and Detection”
Francesca Romana Centini
“T-OBE or not t-OBE?”