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Webinar starts in April 26-27, 2027

The webinar starts on April 26-27, 2027.

About Webinar

Welcome to the 5th International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health, scheduled for April 26-27, 2027, in the GMT+2 time zone (Paris Time), under the theme "Bridging Neuroscience and Mental Health: Innovations for a Resilient Future." It is our great pleasure to bring together distinguished researchers, clinicians, academicians, healthcare professionals, and students from around the world for two days of scientific exchange, collaboration, and innovation in the fields of neuroscience and mental health.

The Neuroscience Webinar 2027 unites neurologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, neuroscientists, researchers, clinicians, and educators to explore brain disorders, mental health innovations, neuroplasticity, artificial intelligence in neuroscience, psychedelic-assisted therapy, sleep neuroscience, addiction neuroscience, geriatric neurology, and more. Participants will have the option of receiving an electronic attendance certificate upon successful participation.

This webinar serves as a global platform to share the latest research findings, clinical advancements, and emerging trends that are shaping the future of neuroscience and mental healthcare. Through keynote lectures, invited presentations, oral sessions, and interactive discussions, participants will have the opportunity to engage with experts and explore groundbreaking developments across a wide range of disciplines.

For those seeking to advance their academic and clinical expertise without the need for travel, this webinar offers an innovative platform featuring case-based presentations and live interactions with leading neuroscience and mental health experts. Attendees will gain practical, up-to-date insights that can be applied to both research and clinical practice.

The 4th International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health was successfully held on May 28-29, 2026, bringing together researchers, clinicians, academicians, healthcare professionals, and students from around the world. Conducted under the theme "Neuroscience and Mental Health: Healing Mind, Brain, and Society" in the GMT+8 time zone, the webinar provided a dynamic virtual platform for participants to exchange knowledge, present innovative research findings, and discuss recent advancements in neuroscience, neurology, psychology, and mental health.

Over the two-day event, attendees engaged in a comprehensive scientific program featuring oral presentations, poster presentations, and interactive discussions. Renowned experts shared their insights on emerging trends in neuroscience research, neurological disorders, cognitive neuroscience, neurodegenerative diseases, mental health interventions, and translational medicine.

The organizing committee extends its sincere appreciation to all speakers and delegates for their valuable contributions. Special thanks to the scientific committee members and abstract reviewers whose dedication and expertise ensured the high quality of the scientific program. Their efforts played a vital role in the success of the webinar and in maintaining the highest academic standards.

To explore the highlights of the Neuroscience Webinar 2026, visit our past webinar videos and proceedings.

The 3rd International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health, held virtually on May 29–30, 2025 (GMT+4) under the theme "Innovations and Global Perspectives in Neuroscience and Mental Health," successfully brought together researchers, clinicians, academics, and mental health professionals from across the globe.

Our Neuroscience Congress 2025 webinar featured a wide range of live lectures, interactive Q&A sessions, oral presentations, and poster discussions focusing on recent advancements in neuroscience, neurology, psychiatry, and mental health research.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the Organizing Committee, speakers, delegates, moderators, abstract reviewers, and attendees for their active engagement and valuable contributions that enriched the scientific discourse throughout the event.

Check out the past webinar videos and proceedings to discover more about the event.

Scientex Conference successfully hosted its second series on the "2nd International Webinar Neuroscience on Neurology" during May 13-14, 2024 in GMT+7 timing. The conference was organized with a theme of "Establishment of future advancements in Neurological and Neuroscience research" and it was a great success where eminent speakers from various universities addressed the gathering.

The generous response and active participation of the Organizing Committee Members played a major role in the success of the Neuroscience Webinar 2024. On another hand, we take the opportunity to thank all the speakers, delegates and participants for providing their valuable support and time for the webinar. 

Neuroscience Webinar 2024 Organizing Committee thanks all the participants for making the sessions such a worthwhile experience and also would like to thank the moderator Ayushi Saxena, St. Martinus University, India who contributed a lot to the smooth functioning of this event.

Visit our past webinar videos and proceedings to learn more about the event.

Scientex Conference successfully hosted its first webinar series on the "International Webinar on Neuroscience and Neurology" on June 01–02, 2023, as per the time zone GMT+4 (Dubai time). The webinar was organized with a theme focused on "Preliminary Research Colloquium of Neuroscience and Neurology of future advancement," and it was a great success. Eminent keynote speakers from various universities addressed the gathering.

The generous response and active participation of the organising committee members played a major role in the success of Neuroscience and Neurology 2023. On the other hand, we take the opportunity to thank all the speakers, delegates, and participants for providing their valuable support and time for the conference.

Our Committee would like to convey a warm gratitude to our moderators Fariha Khaliq, National University of Sciences & Technology, Pakistan; Nahom Fisseha, Felege Hiwot Referal Hospital, Ethiopia and Jesse Sylvester, University of Ilorin, Nigeria who contributed a lot to the smooth functioning of this event. The session was carried out with great interactions & Q/A session that made better community between speakers & delegates.

For more information, check out our past webinar videos and proceedings.

Past Webinar Presentation

Past Webinar Presentation Links

Title: How is it like, suddenly to find yourself under Russia bomb-attacks? Monstrous consequences for peaceful Ukrainians’ psyche

Andreyanna Ivanchenko, Kharkiv Institute “Interregional Academy of Personnel Management”, Ukraine

Title: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) – From molecular mechanism to novel therapeutic approach

Hagit Friedman, Simaney- Derech Institute & Haifa University, Israel

Title: In silico analysis of aloysia triphylla compounds with potential anxiolytic activity

Carlos Alberto Lobato Tapia, Universidad Politecnica Metropolitana de Puebla, Mexico

Title: Demographic and diagnostic spectrum of neurosurgical biopsies: Initial experience from a re-established neurosurgical unit in a Tertiary Hospital in North Central Nigeria

Ijeoma Okwudire Ejeh, Kevin N Ezike, Asokoro District Hospital, Nigeria

Title: Molecular biology of intracranial aneurysms and their clinical implications

Jose Carlos Rodrigues Junior, Heliopolis Hospital, Brazil

Title: Sirolimus alters microglial polarity leading to improvement of neuropsychiatric symptoms of tuberous sclerosis complex mice model

Makiko Koike Kumagai, Osaka University, Japan

Title: Comparison of surface electromyography of muscles of mastication in normal individuals and bruxers and the impact of occlusal splint

Ida Sibylla Philip, Alzion Dental Clinic, India

Title: Decoding degeneration: The implementation of machine learning for clinical detection of neurodegenerative disorders

Fariha Khaliq, National University of Sciences & Technology, Pakistan

Title: Minimizing trauma through sensory considerations in museum environments: Neurological connections of the brain and PTSD considerations in neuroarts

James Hutson; Piper Hutson, Lindenwood University, USA

Title: Brain waves pattern during cognitive task on EEG

Mohita Singh, GMC Jammu, India

Title: Part 1 | 2nd International Webinar on Neuroscience and Neurology

Neuroscience Congress 2024 | Webinar

Title: Part 2 | 2nd International Webinar on Neuroscience and Neurology

Neuroscience Congress 2024 | Webinar

Title: 3rd International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health

Neuroscience Congress 2025 - Part 1

Title: 3rd International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health

Neuroscience Congress 2025 - Part 2

Title: 4th International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health

Neuroscience Congress 2026 - Part 1

Title: 4th International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health

Neuroscience Congress 2026 - Part 2

Frequently Asked Questions

The 5th International Webinar on Neuroscience and Mental Health brings together clinicians, researchers, academics, and mental health professionals in a virtual setting to showcase research, join expert-led sessions, and network with colleagues across the globe, no travel required.

The Neuroscience Webinar 2027 is set for April 26-27, 2027, hosted entirely online. All registered participants will receive their access credentials and the finalized agenda via email in advance of the webinar.

The webinar will be hosted on Zoom. All you need is a reliable internet connection, plus either the Zoom app or a web browser; no additional downloads are necessary for browser access. Step-by-step joining instructions will be emailed beforehand.

Yes, we invite academics, clinicians, and researchers to send in their abstracts for consideration as oral talks or e-posters. Each submission goes through peer review by our Scientific Committee, and accepted presenters will get full formatting and delivery guidelines.

Certainly, live sessions set aside time specifically for audience questions directed at the speakers. Attendees can also reach out through the platform's chat feature or follow up by email at neuralscience@scientexconferences.com.

In most cases, yes, sessions are recorded for future reference and learning purposes, provided speakers have given their consent. Details on how to access recordings will be shared with attendees following the conclusion of the webinar.

Yes, everyone who registers, whether attending or presenting, will be issued a digital e-certificate once the webinar concludes successfully.

Yes, registration comes with an associated fee that differs based on attendee type — for example, academic/clinical, student/early-career, or industry professional. You'll find the fee details on the Registration page.

Presenters have the flexibility to deliver their sessions either live or as pre-recorded talks, depending on what fits their schedule. Live talks offer real-time audience interaction, while pre-recorded sessions still allow for engagement through chat and written Q&A.

Yes, without exception. This is a truly international event, and the virtual format exists precisely to break down geographic barriers so that scientific collaboration in neuroscience and mental health can happen on a global scale.