Thu May 14 2026 – Sat May 16 2026
Ghana Neuroscience Society Conference 2026
A Decade of Discovery. A Future of Impact
In 2026, the Ghana Neuroscience Society (GNS) marks 10 years of advancing brain research, education, and innovation with a landmark anniversary conference, Frontiers of Neuroscience Research in Africa. This special edition convenes scientists, clinicians, students, policymakers, and industry partners to celebrate a decade of progress while collectively shaping the future of neuroscience in Ghana and across Africa. The conference will showcase cutting-edge scientific research, skill-building and capacity-strengthening sessions, policy and innovation dialogues, and inspiring stories of impact from pioneers who have helped build the neuroscience ecosystem in Ghana. With a strong emphasis on translation between research and clinical practice, the programme is designed to foster meaningful exchange across disciplines and career stages. Whether you are a seasoned researcher, a clinician, a student exploring neuroscience pathways, or a partner interested in innovation and impact, this conference offers a unique platform for learning, collaboration, mentorship, and network-building. Be part of the celebration. Be part of the next decade of discovery.
Conference Themes
Capacity Building
Building regional collaborations, Neurodiagnostics, Women in Neuroscience
Emerging Tools & Technologies
Brain-computer interfaces, Neuroinformatics, AI, and data-driven neuroscience
Neuroanatomy and neurophysiology
Gross morphology and variations, embryology, microscopy, mechanisms
Translational & Clinical Neuroscience
Biomarker discovery, novel therapeutic strategies (orthodox and alternative), neuroimaging in disease, neuroimmunology, psychiatry.
Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience
Neurogenomics, neuroimmunology, Neural circuits, motor control
Student Mentorship & Careers Day object 2
Inspiring the next generation of African neuroscientists. From lightning talks to hands-on demonstrations, NeuroStart provides secondary and university students with direct access to mentors in academic and clinical neuroscience.
Thursday May 16, 2026
Academic City
Who Should Attend
This conference is designed for a diverse audience committed to advancing brain research and brain health in Africa, including:
Why Attend
Participants will have the opportunity to:
Program Highlights
The three-day programme will feature:Keynote and invited scientific lectures Oral and poster research presentation Translational sessions bridging research and clinical practice Policy, innovation, and industry dialogues Dedicated student and early-career activities.The full programme and speaker list will be announced soon. The full programme and speaker list will be announced soon.
Dr. Teddy Totimeh
Consultant Neurosurgeon
Prof. Prisicilla Kolibea Mante
Expertise in drug discovery and neurogenetics
Dr. Giuliano Didio
Expertise in neuroplasticity and animal model
