Brainbox Initiative

❗ The call for abstracts for ANIMUS 2026 closes in two weeks!

Join us in Leuven to help redefine how we map, modulate, and understand the brain. Submit your research abstract today: animus2026.com

❗There are only two weeks left to submit your research abstract to the Brainbox Initiative Conference 2026!

Successful applicants will be allotted a 20-minute presentation slot at the conference, a feature in the programme, free conference registration, and a partial travel bursary.

We encourage submissions from all areas of non-invasive brain stimulation research, including replication studies that validate or challenge existing findings, exploration of innovative technologies, and studies reporting null results or novel discoveries.

🌐 Follow our link in bio to submit your research abstract today!

Submit your application now to share your research with a global audience, connect with leading experts, and contribute to discussions shaping the future of neuroscience!

💡 Joining us at : Dr Katherine D**e

Dr Katherine D**e is an assistant professor in the School of Psychology at the University of Nottingham, which is also where she completed several post docs, and her PhD.

Dr D**e’s research interests include combining non-invasive brain stimulation (tDCS, TMS, MNS) and neuro-imaging (MRS / fMRI) approaches to enhance our understanding of the brain in health and in specific conditions such as Tourette Syndrome.

A key focus of this work is exploring the reliability and biological underpinnings of different stimulation approaches to help evaluate their potential as methods for research and therapy.

➡️ Learn more about the Brainbox Initiative Conference at https://nibs-conference.com