📢Hot Topic Workshop: Join us to discuss the potential for 'Developing digital spoken language biomarkers for neurodegeneration'. 📅18th March, 9am-4pm 🏠Edgbaston Park Hotel, University of Birmingham campus. Free event, but registration required 👇mjouaiti.github.io/neurospee…

Register now for our 2025 Study Group! This 4-day/3-night event will tackle 4 challenges on ASD, SUDEP and neurorehabilitation. The deadline for applications is 13:00 (BST) on Friday 11th April. More info, including registration costs, is available here: n-code.org/activity/n-code-s…

Thanks to all who summitted Challenges for our Study Group, it's going to be hard selecting which ones go through! These will be announced & registration will open for attendees on 12th Feb. In the mean time, SAVE THE DATE in your diary: 28th April-1st May, Stratford upon Avon.

Join our N-CODE Artists in Residence in an insightful free public webinar to discuss their experiences of collaborating with scientists and the dynamic intersection of art and science. 🎨🧪 More info here: n-code.org/activity/when-art… #artandscience #Webinar #Neuroscience

This week we held the wrap up event for the seedcorn projects funded though the N-CODE Research Incubator. Partner-led interdisciplinary projects are supported by talented #ECRs to drive forward the research & seed publications & onward funding. Happy graduation class of 24/5!

N-CODE 2025 Call for Challenges Have a real-world healthcare challenge? N-CODE invites stakeholders-clinicians, charities, industry, and policymakers-to submit challenges for the 2025 Study Group. For more details and to submit your challenge, email to [email protected]

𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟱 𝗦𝘁𝘂𝗱𝘆 𝗚𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗽 Do you have a real-life healthcare challenge that could benefit from innovative, research-driven solutions? The N-CODE Study Group is seeking challenges for our 2025 event. [email protected] Visit the N-CODE website n-code.org/

Inspirational talk to round off the session from Brin Helliwell, an independent stroke research advisor. Brin talked about his lived experience of his stroke recovery journey and his significant contribution to research and clinical trials.

The Mind in Motion workshop has kicked off today with some great talks on neuro-rehabilitation and the current challenges that we face, along with the potential for innovative pathways for digital neurorehab.

Register now for this Royal Society Discussion meeting on developing digital healthcare solutions for functional neurological disorder (#FND), 25-26th Nov. Co-organised by Anirban Dutta @NIRSlearn & Abhijit Das @Brain_Tinkerer. Info and registration: royalsociety.org/science-eve…