AAIC® Neuroscience Next | Feb. 15-18, 2027 | Hybrid Conference — Free of Charge
Neuroscience Next is where the future leaders of Alzheimer's and dementia research connect, collaborate and accelerate their careers. This global, no-cost hybrid event gives emerging researchers and clinicians unprecedented access to the science, skills, mentors and peer network shaping what's next in dementia research.
The program is presented in a hub format that connects both global and local communities. Join virtually from anywhere, or attend in person at one of four hubs: Nicosia, Cyprus; Cairo, Egypt; Ljubljana, Slovenia; or Bangkok, Thailand.
Registration opens soon. All attendees register for the conference first. Registrants who wish to attend a hub in person will then receive an email with a link to complete a separate hub registration.
Be Part of What's Next in Neuroscience
Hear global perspectives through a virtual scientific program broadcast live from hubs around the world.
Gain knowledge on topics ranging from molecular biology to genetics to drug development.
Advance your career with access to networking, mentorship and award opportunities.
About AAIC Neuroscience Next
Details
Feb. 15-18, 2027, online and at four hubs around the world.
Registration
Registration opens soon.
Attending AAIC Neuroscience Next is free of charge.
AAIC Neuroscience Next aims to provide a safe, equitable and accessible experience for all conference participants. Read the full Statement of Appropriate Conduct (PDF).
Sponsor
Companies interested in sponsoring future conferences can contact Jennifer Lombardo, senior director of Corporate Initiatives, at jelombardo@alz.org.
Go Beyond the Conference
Stay connected with other AAIC Neuroscience Next attendees and grow your professional network. Join ISTAART to collaborate year-round with a global community of scientists, clinicians and dementia professionals who are working to advance Alzheimer’s and dementia research and treatment. ISTAART membership is free for students and individuals located in low- and middle-income countries.