21–23 September 2026 Eriksberghallen, Göteborg, Sweden Registration closes 7 September, 23:59 (CEST)
Day 1 Hands-on educational courses. Beginner-friendly full sessions on fMRI analysis with SPM, diffusion MRI from acquisition to analysis, VBM/FreeSurfer, OPM-MEG, and fNIRS anatomical co-registration, plus more advanced courses on multivariate pattern analysis, representational similarity analysis, network analysis in Python, BRAPH 2, and joint M/EEG–behaviour modelling.
Day 2–3 Neuroimaging across the lifespan. Keynote speakers include: Prof. Nikolaus Weiskopf (MPI Leipzig) on in-vivo MRI histology; Prof. John Gilmore (UNC) on early childhood brain development and schizophrenia risk; Dr. Renzo Huber (NIH) on laminar fMRI; and Prof. Clare Elwell (UCL) on the BRIGHT project, brain imaging for global health.
The program also includes talks on precision assessment of brain change in individuals (Maxwell Elliott, Minnesota), multimodal mapping in healthy ageing (Jarkko Johansson, Umeå), Bayesian model comparison for neuroimaging (Heiko Schütt, Luxembourg), longitudinal designs in psychiatry (Luisa Klahn, GU), fNIRS in developmental research (Alexander Kvist, KI), network theory (William Hedley Thompson, GU), and science communication in brain imaging (Jose Luis Alatorre Warren, Oslo).
Practical details Conference fee 3,650 SEK excl. VAT, with lunch and coffee included on all three days. Access to all educational courses for an additional fee of 250 SEK. Welcome mingle and conference dinner optional.
Places are limited to 130 on a first-come, first-served basis.
