Imperial Neurotech Society 2025 Conference
The UK's largest society for neurotech, student-run at Imperial College, are running their 2025 conference!
We're bringing leaders, founders, and pioneers from across the neurotech space, through academia and industry, for an incredible day of talks, panels, and fireside chats.
One of the world's most influential neuroscientists?
The co-founder of a $400M-valued neurotech company?
UK's next breakthrough semiconductor start-up?
A neurosurgeon working at the front lines?
ARIA R&D creators working on the hottest neurotech projects?
We'll be featuring speakers from INBRAIN Neuroelectronics, Flow Neuroscience, MintNeuro, TTP, Charco Neurotech, as well as:
Professor Karl Friston - Inventor of SPM | Architect of the Free Energy Principle
One of the world’s most cited and influential neuroscientists, Professor Friston revolutionised brain imaging with Statistical Parametric Mapping and reshaped theoretical neuroscience through the Free Energy Principle and Active Inference.
Professor Andreas Schaefer - Principle Group Leader at the Francis Crick Institute | Co-founder of Paradromics
As a leading innovator in systems neuroscience, Professor Schaefer has bridged physics and biology to pioneer novel methods of interfacing with the brain, and has co-founded a globally-leading BCI company: Paradromics
Professor Rylie Green - Head of Bioengineering at Imperial | Precision Neurotechnologies R&D Creator at ARIA
Alongside leading the Department of Bioengineering at Imperial College London, Professor Green combines expertise in biomaterials, tissue engineering, and bionics to develop polymer bioelectronics and next-generation neural interfaces.
Dr Hugo Layard Horsfall - Neurosurgeon | Doctoral Clinical Fellow in Neurotechnology
Dr Layard Horsfall works at the front lines of BCIs: in the operating theatre. How often do you get the chance to speak with a neurosurgeon, let alone one who works on neurotech?
And that's not even the complete list! You won't want to miss this line-up...
Lunch included!