Overview

We are pleased to confirm that the Brainbox Initiative Conference for non-invasive brain stimulation and imaging techniques will be proudly returning as an online event for 2021. Join us from September 21-24, 2021 for four days filled with talks, discussions, live demonstrations, and poster presentations from international early and mid-career researchers and field-defining keynote speakers alike. Each day of the Brainbox Initiative Conference 2021 will take on a different focus, including transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), transcranial electrical stimulation (tES), neuroimaging (fMRI, fNIRS, EEG), and groundbreaking transcranial focused ultrasound (TUS/tFUS) studies. We are currently working closely with the Brainbox Initiative Scientific Committee to put together our full 2021 programme and will be publishing this shortly.

Since the first Brainbox Initiative Conference in 2017, we have remained firmly committed to creating exciting programmes filled with only the most rigorous, ambitious research being carried out in non-invasive brain stimulation (NIBS). Our event is unique in encouraging the presentation of groundbreaking research from neuroscientists at all stage of their careers— from the graduate students and postdoctoral researchers just starting their careers in academia, to those researchers whose decades of pioneering work have helped to create and define the field today.

Through our ongoing commitment to bringing together such a wide range of international speakers and experiences, our non-invasive brain stimulation conference aims to provide one of the most supportive environments for early-career neuroscientists working with neuromodulation techniques, and keeps a strong focus on stimulating exciting new avenues for networking, discovery, and collaboration in the field.

Scientific Committee

• Professor John Rothwell
• Professor Charlotte Stagg
• Professor Sven Bestmann
• Dr Jacinta O’Shea
• Dr Paul Taylor
• Dr Helen Nuttall
• Dr Lennart Verhagen
• Dr Camilla Nord
• Dr Ines Violante
• Professor Michael Banissy