All event information can be found on the following websites: 

Wednesday 13th May 2026 - Centre for Evidence for the Armed Forces Community Conference
Thursday 14th May 2026 - Veterans' Mental Health Conference

For ticket information and the refund/name change policy, please click on the more info tab.

This educational meeting is aimed primarily at clinicians who treat patients with diseases of the peripheral nervous system and muscle.  It aims to provide practical general clinical up-dates as well as an introduction to the science underlying neuromuscular diseases.  It should be of interest to general adult neurologists, clinical neurophysiologists, paediatric neurologists, clinical neuroscientists and allied health professionals, and suitable for both consultants and trainees. 

Start time 09.00, finish 17.00. There will be around 10 lectures, each 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions, with breaks for lunch and coffee.  

Programme: see the More Info tab. To be confirmed around October.

Registration fees  

The price is the same whether you join virtually or attend in person. There is no discount for attendance for less than the full event (except King’s staff).   

Early bird discounted registration: up to 31st October: £55 

Standard registration: 1st November – 20th January: £65 

Registration from 21th  - 30th  January (including registration on the day, online by smartphone): £70 (lunch is subject to availability and not guaranteed as you have missed the catering deadline)  

Trainees, allied health professionals, students: £15 discount off all the above prices.

King’s staff (KCH/KCL/KHP): £30 discount off all the above prices. Or: King’s staff may attend part of the event in-person without formally registering, if they do not consume any food/drink: show ID card and sign in on arrival.

The High-Performance Neuroimaging Meeting is a focused gathering of leading scientists, engineers, and clinicians advancing the frontiers of cutting-edge MRI technologies. Now in its fourth edition, the meeting brings together international experts to share developments in ultra-fast acquisition, high-gradient hardware, silent imaging, and their applications across neuroscience, psychiatry, and neurology. 

This year’s program features sessions on mesoscale imaging, neurofluids, metabolism, diffusion and functional imaging, and clinical translation. Discussion will be centred around the capabilities and impact of next-generation imaging platforms like the MAGNUS system. 

The 2025 meeting will be hosted in London by the Department of Neuroimaging at King’s College London, with support from GE HealthCare.

Invited speaker and invited guest are moderated and must match the registrations lists.

We are delighted to announce the 2026 UKIMS (UK and Ireland Marce Society for perinatal mental health) Conference which will be taking place on Friday 6 February 2026 from 9am-5pm at the Great Hall, Strand Campus, King’s College London, followed by a drinks reception. 

Our keynote speaker Professor Nusrat Husain will be presenting his work in global perinatal mental health, including findings from the ROSHNI-2 trial. 

Benefits of attending: 

Network with others working in the field.
Learn about the latest research in the area.
Discuss with colleagues the clinical and policy implications of new research findings.   

The conference is aimed at those working in perinatal mental health (clinicians, researchers and policy makers) to learn about the latest research in the area.  

The event is open to Marce Society members and non-members though we advise joining for all the benefits of our Society. To join the Marce Society please go to: https://marcesociety.com/registration/. 

Catering will include lunch, refreshments and a drinks reception at the end of the conference. 

Marce members - £45

Non-Marce members- £105 

Please note, this is an in-person only event. 

A full programme will be shared nearer the time.  

We invite you to a one-day conference and associated arts event, sharing key findings from the flagship EDIFY programme: Shaping a Better Future for Young People with Eating Disorders: Insights from four years of cross-disciplinary research, driving a step change in prevention and early intervention 

Conference: 

Date: Thursday 22 January 2026 | Time: 09:30 – 16:00
Location: Great Hall, Strand Campus, KCL, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS 
Ticket option - In person or online

Arts Event: EDIFY Artists-in-Residence in Conversation with Prof Sally Marlow
Date: Wednesday 21 January 2026 | Time: 18:00 – 20:00
Location: Bush House, 8th floor North, KCL, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS 
Ticket option - In person only

Eating Disorders: Delineating illness and recovery trajectories to inform personalised prevention and early intervention in young people (EDIFY). 

Join us for two integrated events to explore the key findings and impact of this ambitious four-year programme of work. Alongside presentations from across the interdisciplinary EDIFY consortium we will have a host of internationally distinguished guest speakers who will reflect on how the EDIFY programme, and the eating disorder field, sit within the wider youth mental health arena.

Please click on the "More info" tab for further information

Join the NIHR Maudsley BRC’s Digital Therapies theme for a full-day event exploring how digital health interventions (particularly in mental health) can be effectively implemented within the NHS in line with the Department of Health and Social Care’s 10-Year Health Plan for England.

Through a mix of talks, lived experience stories, and roundtable discussions, we will unpack the real-world challenges of digital adoption, share insights from across research, clinical practice, industry and policy, and explore how we can better align innovation with uptake and access. 

Highlights of the event will include: 

• Perspectives from DHSC, healthcare professionals, researchers, and industry leaders
• The journey of digital tools through trials, licensing, and regulatory approval
• Roundtable sessions on structural and policy change, stakeholder engagement, and pathways to adoption
• Discussions on the role of AI and the future of digital therapeutics 

Whether you are a researcher, clinician, policymaker or academic, this event offers a space to connect and collaborate on the future of digital health. 

The Co-Operative Studies on Brain Injury Depolarisations (COSBID) Local Organizing Committee invites you to the annual International Conference on Spreading Depolarisations 2025 (iCSD 2025)

Who should attend the conference   

Basic and clinical neuroscientists at all career levels   

iCSD2025 is fully translational, offering around 50% clinical and 50% basic neuroscience over four days. 
Keynote presentations from leading clinical and basic neuroscientists.  

• Introductory clinical educational half day on December 8th  
• Predominantly clinical presentations on December 9th. Free paper and poster sessions throughout the meeting.  
• Progress reports of clinical trials attract particular interest and are expected to be a feature of iCSD2025.  

Places are limited and will be assigned on a first come - first served basis.

Refunds:

You have the right to cancel this contract within 14 days without any given reason. The cancellation period will expire after 14 days. We are unable to offer a refund after this time.

Please click on the "More Info" tab for further information about each booking package.

The River Cruise ticket is £50+ VAT. If you wish to book a package and the river cruise at the same time, please add one of the packages to your basket and then return to the event page to add the river cruise before checking out.