The 2026 Big Ten Neuroscience Annual Meeting – which brings together faculty, trainees and students from across Big Ten institutions and members of the Omaha academic and biomedical research community for a day of scientific exchange, collaboration and professional development – is scheduled for 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, July 16 at Scott Conference Center, 6450 Pine St. in Omaha. The event is being hosted by University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Registration deadline is Thursday, July 9, and the registration fee is $25. Fellows, residents, graduate students and undergraduate students may attend the conference free of charge. After July 9, prospective attendees may register on-site the day of the meeting (July 16) at the standard rate of $25, space permitting but are not guaranteed access to the networking reception/dinner, meals of meeting materials, which will be provided based on availability.
This year’s meeting – with the theme, “Data-Driven Innovation & Neuro-Translation” – can be attended both in-person and virtually via livestream. Remote participants will have full access to the scientific program, the opportunity to engage with presenters in real time, and the ability to earn continuing education credits.
The Big Ten neuroscience community highlights the breadth of cutting-edge research across its member institutions, spanning basic, translational, and clinical neuroscience, while fostering an inclusive and collaborative environment that supports scientific dialogue and growth across all career stages.
The meeting features three keynote lectures from leading investigators, a multidisciplinary poster session, and thematic sessions with oral presentations selected from submitted abstracts. To further facilitate community building, the meeting will conclude with an optional networking reception and dinner.
Faculty, staff, graduate students, and postdoctoral trainees in neuroscience and related biomedical fields from Big Ten universities and Omaha-area institutions, including Children’s Nebraska, Creighton University, and Boys Town National Research Hospital, are warmly encouraged to attend.
For more information, including the meeting agenda, click the link below.
More details at: https://www.unmc.edu/cce/clinicmed/upcoming/big-ten-neuroscience/index.html