The UK Symposium on Neuromodulation and Neurotechnology 2025 will be hosted jointly by Neuromod+ and CloseNIT networks.
The focus of this meeting will be the development of technologies that decode and modulate brain activity with precision and safety, with the goal of providing novel therapies for treating neurological and mental health disorders. We will showcase the wide range of research and development in neuromodulation and neurotechnology from across the UK’s academic, medical and industrial sectors that share this overarching aim. Speakers from across this spectrum will provide updates on the latest developments in discovery research, materials/devices and clinical implementation of novel neuromodulation techniques in centres across the country. The meeting will also provide an opportunity to review the achievements of the EPSRC/MRC Neurotechnology Network+ initiatives and to discuss plans to facilitate cohesive interactions between the UK Neurotechnology community in the future.
Confirmed speakers:
Andrew Jackson (University of Newcastle)
Andrew Sharott (University of Oxford)
Antonella Macerollo (University of Liverpool/Walton Centre)
Ben Seymour (University of Oxford)
Camilla Nord (University of Cambridge)
Damien Coyle (University of Bath)
George Maliaris (University of Cambridge)
Huiling Tan (University of Oxford)
Ines Violante (Kings College London)
Keith Matheson (University of Strathclyde)
Kelly Botham (Innovate UK)
Luke Bashford (University of Newcastle)
Paul Shotbolt (Kings College London/Maudsley Hospital)
Simon Schultz (Imperial College London)
Sophie Morse (Imperial College London)
Stephen Jackson (University of Nottingham)
Tim Denison (University of Oxford)