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Society for Neuroscience annual conference (SfN)

Event Date

November 14, 2026 to November 18, 2026

Location

Washington DC

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Society for Neuroscience annual conference (SfN)

About this event

The next Society for Neuroscience annual conference, Neuroscience 2026, takes place from November 14 to November 18, 2026, at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. It is the world's largest source of news on brain and nervous system research.

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During the conference, our experts will share valuable insights and scientific expertise through one speaking presentation and eight poster presentations. Explore the details below and be sure not to miss these opportunities to connect with our latest research!

Speaking session details

Date and time: Monday November 16^th, 11.30am

Location: Grand Theater

Speakers: Malika Bsibsi & Jussi Rytkönen

Title: Bridging Discovery and the Clinic in Neuroscience Drug Discovery

Poster Presentations details:

Day	Presentation time	Board number	Poster Number	Title	Presenter
Saturday, November 14	3 – 4pm	Y5	PSTR015.15	Characterization of chemically-induced migraine models in mice using behavioral and functional imaging readouts	Jussi Rytkönen
Sunday, November 15	9 - 10am	FF6	PSTR066.02	Cross-Modality Validation of an iPSC-Derived Blood–Brain Barrier Model Using Small Molecules, Antibodies, and Antisense Oligonucleotides	Malika Bsibsi
Sunday, November 15	11am - 12pm	U13	PSTR049.04	Neurovascular changes in DOCA-hypertension model in mice	Jussi Rytkönen
Monday, November 16	1 – 2pm	V28	PSTR177.13	Advanced Modeling of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Using a Human iPSC-Derived Motor Neuron, Astrocyte, and Microglia Tri-culture System	Malika Bsibsi
Tuesday, November 17	1 – 2pm	W19	PSTR263.09	Modelling Alpha-Synuclein Aggregation in a Human iPSC-Derived Dopaminergic Neuron culture system	Malika Bsibsi
Tuesday, November 17	2 – 3pm	T2	PSTR258.06	Ion Channel panel for assessing seizure risk	Rob Newman
Wednesday, November 18	1 – 2pm	S2	PSTR347.01	Contrast-enhanced MRI as a tool for monitoring blood-brain barrier	Jussi Rytkönen
Wednesday, November 18	3 – 4pm	O3	PSTR345.19	Low-mortality chronic epilepsy model using fractionated kainic acid dosing and seizure imaging with functional ultrasound	Jussi Rytkönen