This year's RESPECT 4 NEURODEVELOPMENT annual conference will be held at The Ortus Centre, Denmark Hill, London, 15-16th September 2025. The conference will include a keynote by Professor Mark Johnson, a satellite event on research in naturalistic environments, and a symposium on the ethics of neurotechnologies for neurodivergent children.

See website for programme draft and details of poster submissions and travel bursaries: LINK TO THE WEBSITE

This year the event is exclusively in person only (no online access is available). This is a 2-day event and those attending are encouraged to attend both days. 

Registration is mandatory and nominal fee required for those attending, which is one payment covering both days.  Please ensure you select the correct ticket option otherwise this could invalidate your ticket: 

Option 1: Student (R4N member)
Option 2: R4N Member (non-student)
Option 3: Speaker / committee member / travel bursary*
Option 4: Non-Member (Opens 1st August 2025)

If you are presenting at the event, a committee member or have been awarded a travel bursary please register using category 3 where the nominal fee is wavered.  

Places for this event are restricted due to capacity restrictions of the venue.  If you are no longer able to attend, please do let us know by emailing r4n@kcl.ac.uk. 

Bookings are open to members exclusively until August when non-members of R4N can register.

We would like to invite you to represent your company with a booth at the annual RESPECT 4 Neurodevelopment  event. For more information about schedule for each day, please refer to the programme on the network website. You can register to represent your company with a booth on Day 1.  

This is a unique opportunity to (1)create a symbiotic relationship between industry and our network members, (2) shape the future direction of this relationship, and (3) create opportunities to increase collaboration between research, innovative ideas, and user perspectives.

This event should only be booked here once your application for a place has been approved via the network. For more information on event requirements and how to apply, please refer to the detailed guidelines provided in your email invitation.  If you have not been sent an email and would like to represent your industry, please email R4N@kcl.ac.uk

Who should attend? 
The RESPECT 4 Neurodevelopment AGM welcomes industry members from areas of neurotechnology that are relevant to neurodevelopmental conditions in children and infants.