BRAIN 2026 - Where Innovation Meets Intervention

BRAIN Conference brings together the world’s leading neurovascular experts for three days of discovery, discussion and collaboration. The meeting blends science and clinical practice in an environment designed to challenge thinking, inspire innovation and enhance patient care.

Join us in London to explore what’s next for neurovascular care, connect with peers from around the world, and be part of the conversation shaping the future of the field. Topics at BRAIN are always at the cutting-edge, with anticipated subjects to include clots, new devices, and more.

Throughout the year, BRAIN fosters an ecosystem for innovation, connecting research, clinical breakthroughs, and investment opportunities to drive progress in neurovascular care.

This is an in-person only event. Register to be at the forefront of neurointervention.

Limited £1 Places Available for INR Fellows and Registrars!

50 highly subsidised places are available for INR (interventional neuroradiology) fellows and registrars based in the UK and Ireland. This offer is valid for three-day attendance only.

Don’t just take our word for it

Here’s what BRAIN 2025 delegates had to say.

Last year’s conference was rated exceptionally highly by attending specialists, with consistently outstanding feedback across every session. The data speaks for itself:

BRAIN 2025 Feedback:

•  Overall average session rating of 4.58 out of 5
•  94.8% of attended session ratings marked Excellent or Good
•  Exceptionally high and consistent programme quality 
•  Strong clinical and scientific credibility 
•  Highly engaged, specialist audience 
•  Content rated as valuable across every topic area 
•  Proven track record of delivering excellence 

“Good speakers. Practical relevance.”
- BRAIN 2025 attendee

“Impressive amounts of clinical data presented.”
- BRAIN 2025 attendee

To learn more about how your organisation can participate in the BRAIN Conference, click the ‘Interested in Sponsoring?’ button below.

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