NeuroSparks: Developing Problem-Solving Neurotech Ideas

​​​Join us in Glasgow for the first Cambridge NeuroWorks event in Scotland between 16:00-19:30 on 23 March 2026.

​​If you’re interested in neuroscience, neurotech, neural interfaces, AI in neuroscience, wearable devices, brain health, have an idea to address a clinical need, or want to translate research into real-world impact - this early-evening event is for you!

​Programme:

​16:00 - Registration with refreshments

16:30 - Welcome and overview of Cambridge NeuroWorks
Jane Murphy, Cambridge NeuroWorks Community Manager

16:40 - What’s happening now in neurotech
Aleksandra Vuckovic, Deputy Director for the Centre for Neurotech, University of Glasgow

​16:50 - Workshop: Identifying untapped opportunities, exploring early business ideas and refining your concept.
Christof Gaunt (Cambridge NeuroWorks, Innovation Pathway Manager)
Jon Fisher (Founder, Peter & Cambridge NeuroWorks Fellow)
Om Roy (CEO, DeepBrain)
Maria Cerezo-Sanchez (CEO, NEUROBITE)

​​17:55 - Volunteer presentations and workshop feedback

​18:10 - Panel Discussion: Developing your neurotech business: are the struggles worth it?
Aleksandra Vuckovic (University of Glasgow)
Jon Fisher (Founder, Peter & Cambridge NeuroWorks Fellow)
Om Roy (CEO, DeepBrain)
Maria Cerezo-Sanchez (CEO, NEUROBITE)

​18:40 - Closing remarks and feedback

18:45 - Informal networking with like-minded thinkers, innovators, entrepreneurs and your next collaborator?

​Places on this event are limited, so please include relevant details on the registration form to help us bring together diverse minds and accelerate innovation.

​Please apply and message us if you would just like to attend part of this event.

​Cambridge NeuroWorks powered by the Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA).

​By registering for this event, you agree to the event Terms & Conditions and Code of Conduct. We ask all participants to review these in advance to help create a respectful and inclusive environment for everyone.