LINC Conference 2026 and launch of the WHO Collaborating Centre in Brain Health
- Elyse Laplante
- Admission: Delegate Rate is £20.00 and ECR (UG, PGT, PhD and Postdoc) is £5.00
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LINC will hold its first conference, including the launch event for the WHO Collaborating Centre, on Wednesday 25 November 2026.
The appointment recognises LINC’s internationally renowned expertise in neuroscience, brain development and mental health, and builds on Liverpool researchers’ longstanding collaboration with the WHO on global brain and mental health priorities. The designation also places Liverpool among a highly select group of institutions worldwide, as one of only two WHO Collaborating Centres dedicated to brain health.
We would be delighted if you could join us for this in-person event to hear talks from leading lights in the field of neuroscience. To attend, please register.
The event marks a significant milestone in our commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research that uniquely brings together brain and mind research to tackle some of the world’s most pressing neurological, neurodevelopmental, neurosurgical, psychiatric, and brain health challenges.
We look forward to celebrating this landmark occasion with you and sharing our vision for the future of neuroscience research.