10th Edition of International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders | Baltimore, Maryland, USA | October 21 -23, 2024

Dear Colleagues,

It is an honor to welcome participants of the 10th International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders. We are living at the time of great accomplishments in neuroscience, which are accompanied by great expectations and growing challenges. Accomplishments are due to a confluence of factors including emergence of powerful techniques allowing in vivo monitoring and measurement of neuronal processes, development of computational systems enabling analysis and manipulation of  vast amounts of data and, last but not least, recent successes in developing computational approximations of  neuronal mechanisms (AI). Rapid advances in all these areas create expectations that breakthrough results unlocking “the mysteries of the brain” are close at hand. Challenges come from the mounting uncertainty about future relations between AI systems and humans and, more importantly, from the realization that “mystery” is shaped as a jigsaw puzzle so that increasing the number of data pieces can make the ‘unlocking’ task  harder, and that approximating neuronal mechanisms in computers does not necessarily equate to understanding them. Thanks are due to organizers and Scientific Committee of this conference for creating a venue for discussing these challenges.

10th Edition of International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders | October 21 -23, 2024 | Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Dear Congress Visitors,

The brain has often been called the final frontier in medical research. From the intricacies of neural networks to the blood brain barrier, it still contains so many unknowns. Neurological disorders affect the body’s autonomic, peripheral and central nervous system and include diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, migraines, and so many others.  Especially concerning are the number of new and prolonged psychological disorders that have emerged during COVID-19 as a result of COVID-19 isolation, lost diagnoses, missing treatment, and unfortunately lost research time. It is time to make up for this lost time ! Our patients need and deserve it !

As we continue to emerge from COVID-19, we need to take advantage of every conference possible to push our field ahead. While COVID-19 kept us from interacting with one another to develop solutions in neurology, that time has stopped and we need to double-down and make up for lost time. Even though we could not meet over the past several years, healthcare problems in neurology continued and even grew, and the statistics are as alarming as ever. For example, in 2019, it was estimated that neurological disorders accounted for a total of 7.5 million years lost due to premature death and a total of 8.2 million years that people have lived with neurological disabilities (Burden of Neurological Conditions, www.PAHO.org, accessed Sept. 22, 2022). And the statistics are getting even worse due to lost diagnostic, treatment, and research time that occurred during COVID-19.   

So, come to Baltimore, The Charm City, where the research will motivate you to finally develop approaches to treat diseases from the final frontier of medicine – the Brain. Don’t simply just be a part of the future, help create it.

10th Edition of International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders | Hybrid Event

WELCOME to INBC 24

On behalf of the distinguished scientific committee and the gallant organisers it is my pleasure and honour to welcome you to the 10th Edition of International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders – INBC 24

This conference is most certainly the leading Neurology and Brain Disorders conference in the international scientific calendar. Having attended all but the 1st INBC meeting, I have been inspired each and every year by the increasing numbers of highly esteemed speakers and their incredible diversity and innovative presentations. I am aware that many collaborations have been formed through people becoming connected through this meeting over the years. The sharing of ideas, research techniques and practices at this meeting fosters inspiration and fresh enthusiasm among the attendees.

.I wish you all every success with your INBC 24 presentations and great enjoyment and inspiration when attending other speakers’ presentations.

Addressing neurological problems: The final frontier

Dear Congress Visitors

The brain has often been called the final frontier in medical research. From the intricacies of neural networks to the blood brain barrier, it still contains so many unknowns. Neurological disorders affect the body’s autonomic, peripheral and central nervous system and include diseases such as multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, migraines, and so many others.  Especially concerning are the number of new and prolonged psychological disorders that have emerged during COVID-19 as a result of COVID-19 isolation, lost diagnoses, missing treatment, and unfortunately lost research time. It is time to make up for this lost time ! Our patients need and deserve it !
As we continue to emerge from COVID-19, we need to take advantage of every conference possible to push our field ahead. While COVID-19 kept us from interacting with one another to develop solutions in neurology, that time has stopped and we need to double-down and make up for lost time. Even though we could not meet over the past several years, healthcare problems in neurology continued and even grew, and the statistics are as alarming as ever. For example, in 2019, it was estimated that neurological disorders accounted for a total of 7.5 million years lost due to premature death and a total of 8.2 million years that people have lived with neurological disabilities (Burden of Neurological Conditions, www.PAHO.org, accessed Sept. 22, 2022). And the statistics are getting even worse due to lost diagnostic, treatment, and research time that occurred during COVID-19.   
So, come to Baltimore, The Charm City, where the research will motivate you to finally develop approaches to treat diseases from the final frontier of medicine – the Brain. Don’t simply just be a part of the future, help create it

4th International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

Dear members of INBC 2021,
It is indeed my great honour to warmly welcome you all to the 4th International Neurology and Brain Disorders Conference, INBC 2021 and sincerely thank you for all your commitments and efforts made in preparing and presenting your innovative and valuable research and findings at this meeting. I also extend a warm welcome and gratitude to those of you who have joined us at the meeting to support your colleagues and to learn from the other presenters. INBC 2021 has expanded upon the previous years meetings in opening up several more categories for its scientific sessions, which will see this meeting to be bigger and even more exciting than its predecessors. I am sure there will be many new and exciting collaborations emerge from this meeting. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the gallant organising committee for making this meeting possible and a pleasurable experience. I wish you all great enjoyment of this meeting and much success with your presentations and forming of new collaborations. In passing, I kindly ask that you stay on where possible and support other presenters over all 3 days of this meeting, in particular those members of this meeting who will be making their international scientific presentation debut at INBC 2021.

3rd International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

Dear colleagues,
It is my pleasure to welcome you all congress participants to the conference. I hope you will have interesting days. It is wide range of neurological issues that we will hear about ranging from children to adults and aspects of the influence of different drugs on the brain. We will hear about the brain development and also about the aging brain. My special interest is gut brain axis where we are beginning of understanding this complex interaction, but we still have much to learn. I hope you will have inspiring days. Very Welcome!

3rd International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

Dear conference participants,
It is a great pleasure and honor for me to write this welcome address. Understanding the activity of a healthy and an altered brain is a vital focus of scientific research. Any change is a motion, and neuronal dynamics are some of the most sophisticated examples of such, positioned between basic biological and social dynamics in their complexity. Making progress in the field of neurology is thus one of the most significant global challenges of our time, with a lot of questions remaining. How can the field cooperate with fundamental sciences such as physics, mathematics, chemistry? Are there universal concepts in neuroscience similar to Newton’s Second Law? Are modern mathematical tools sufficiently developed to meet the demands of neuroscience? Are there analogous dynamics in mechanics, physics, and chemistry, which we can use to deepen our understanding of mental activity? I trust that our knowledge of the human brain will continue to evolve as we seek to answer these questions.

3rd International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

Dear colleagues,
On behalf of the distinguished members of the Scientific Committee for the 3rd Edition of ‘International Conference on Neurology and
Brain Disorders and the dynamic organizing team behind this event, it is my pleasure and honour to welcome all attendees to INBC 2019. You are being sincerely thanked for your commitments and efforts in preparing and presenting your innovative and valuable research and findings at this conference. Collectively as researchers, we face an ever growingrange of challenges and pressures, as rates of and classifications of neurology and brain disorders are escalating in the bigger, stronger, faster world that we live in today. A very diverse range of distinguished speakers promise to present innovative research, interventions and therapies at this meeting that will assist in providing an antidote to an apparent global physical and mental health crisis and provide each other with opportunities for collaborations.

2nd International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

Following the success of INBC 2017 at Valencia, Spain, we take pleasure to announce the second edition “2nd International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders” held during June 04-06, 2018 in Rome, Italy. Research in Neurodegenerative diseases, i.e. Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s Disease and depression continues to grow in size and scope. For people entering such a prolific environment, acquiring an initial understanding of these diseases becomes more difficult each year. Graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, or other early-stage scientists and senior staff focusing on Alzheimer’s disease research, can take advantage of this opportunity to accelerate their knowledge immersion towards becoming an expert in this exciting field and discuss some of the latest trends in these research fields through close interaction with established leaders in the field. Workshop sessions are emphasized to open discussion between participants and lecturers, and immediate application of new knowledge. Students will participate in faculty-led exercises such as debates.

2nd Edition of International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

It is indeed my great honour to have been invited by the Organizing Committee of INBC 2018 to warmly welcome all attendees to the 2nd Edition of ‘International Conference of Neurology and Brain
Disorders. INBC 2018 brings together scientists from many disciplines, who are explorers and seekers of the fundamentals realities and underlying processes that drive the biological dynamics of the human nervous system at every scale. This has had to be our first challenge and accomplishment in order for us to determine what happens when the underlying processes go wrong, leading to the establishment and incubation of neurological diseases and disorders, or how best to approach intervention for random events such as accidental lesions to the spinal cord.“With knowledge comes the responsibility of sharing it”; Albert Einstein quoted and this quote in large, underpins motives to hold and attend this conference. I am sure that like myself, you will attend this conference to not only share your new research and your knowledge discovered along the way, but to also learn and be inspired by others. I am certain that there will be some exciting collaborations formed also that will accelerate wisdom in various disciplines. On behalf of the Organising Committee, my warmest welcome, enjoyment and success for INBC 2018.

International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

Dear Attendees, Presenters, Organizing Committee and Distinguished Guests,

I am delighted to be able to welcome you to this International Neurology and Brain Disorders Conference in the beautiful city of Valencia. This 2017 conference is a remarkable gathering of some of the doyens in the field of brain disease and am both humbled and honoured to play a small part. The scientific committee have worked tirelessly to present to you a unique opportunity to see and hear about the cutting-edge work being done in numerous fast moving fields. The brain is said to be the last untapped organ. This conference shows that the tap is not only opening but gushing with knowledge.

International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders

Dear Attendees, Presenters, Organizing Committee and Distinguished Guests,

The invitation to write the welcome message is both an honour and a privilege. Therefore, I am very grateful to the Organizing Committee of INBC 2017. All of us are ever conscious of the need to maintain a balance between classical morphology of the neurological diseases, molecular and cellular neurobiology, new therapies, and new techniques of diagnosis. I am sure that INBC 2017 will fulfil this expectation. Furthermore, the presentations and discussion will provide provocative hypotheses and suggestions for new research directions: we will honestly say at the end of the Meeting to have learned much and to feel greatly enriched. Let me conclude with a statement taken from David Hume’s “A treatise of human nature (Book 1, part IV, section VI) (1740): “ Thus we have finished our examination of the several systems of philosophy, both of the intellectual and natural world; and in our miscellaneous way of reasoning have been led into several topics; which will either illustrate and confirm some preceding part of this discourse, or prepare the way for our following opinions. ‘This now time to return to a more close examination of our subject........”.