CALL FOR ABSTRACTS


Late Breaking Abstract Submissions now open! Proposals will be accepted until 23:59 AEST, Monday 26 October 2026 via the submission portal.

Researchers are invited to submit one late-breaking abstract for consideration as a poster presentation via the online EventsAir portal. Submissions will be accepted until 23:59 AEST on Monday, 26 October 2026, and can be reviewed or edited at any time prior to the deadline. Notification of outcomes will be sent to submitting authors in mid-November 2026.

Abstracts should be no more than 250 words and clearly outline the objective, brief methodology, key findings and conclusion. Submissions will be reviewed by the Programming Committee.

Late-breaking poster abstracts are ineligible for conference awards, except those submitted by students enrolled in an Honours program in 2026.

All abstracts must be submitted via the EventsAir system, where authors will need to create a simple profile before uploading their work. By submitting, authors agree to have their abstract reviewed and published in conference materials where appropriate.


Please read the Late Breaking Abstract Policy and Guidelines document for full details and eligibility requirements.  

Don’t miss this opportunity to present your research and contribute to the NeuroAlliance 2026 program. Submit your abstract for consideration via the button below:

Presenter Deadlines

Call for Abstracts Open

12 May 2026

Call for Abstracts Close

23:59 AEST

5 August 2026

Preliminary program launched

Late July 2026

Late Breaking Abstracts Open

Late August

2026

Notifications to Submitters

Early September 2026

Deadline to register or cancel speaking

26 September 2026

Early Bird registration closes

26 September 2026

Final program launched

Early October 2026

Late Breaking Abstracts Close

23:50 AEST

26 October 2026

Late Breaking Notifications to Submitters

Mid November

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NeuroAlliance 2026 Conference

29 November - 2 December 2026

Submission Themes

Proposals that address any research areas represented within the membership are welcomed, including but not limited to:

Ageing

Motor systems

Artificial intelligence in neuroscience

Neurodegenerative diseases and injury

Attention processes

Neurodevelopment, neurogenesis, and regeneration

Autonomic and neuroendocrine systems

Neuroengineering, neuroinformatics and data-driven models

Behavioural Neuroscience

Neuroimaging

Biological Psychiatry and psychiatric disorders

Neurological disorders

Clinical neuroscience: basic, translational and clinical studies

Neuromodulation, neurostimulation and brain-computer interface

Cognitive neuroscience

Neuronal excitability, synaptic transmission, synaptic plasticity

Cognitive processes

Neuro-oncology

Comparative and evolutionary neuroscience

Neuroscience history and emerging ethical issues

Computational neuroscience

Neurovasculature and metabolism

Development

Psychophysiology

Electroencephalography / fNIRS

Sensory systems

Glial biology

Social neuroscience

Individual differences

System neuroscience

Memory processes

Other