Theme : Exploring Frontiers in Neurology: From Research to Rehabilitation
REGISTER NOWTheme : Exploring Frontiers in Neurology: From Research to Rehabilitation
REGISTER NOWNeurology has progressed from ancient treatments like trepanation to a modern, advanced field that integrates imaging, molecular biology, and innovative therapies. Greek and Islamic scholars laid early foundations, while pioneers like Andreas Vesalius and Thomas Willis advanced our understanding of Brain Anatomy. Today, neurology addresses complex disorders such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's and explores new areas like Neurogenetics and Neurorehabilitation. Our conference unites experts to share breakthroughs, collaborate, and shape the future of Neurological Care and Research.
The 9th International Conference on Neurology and Brain Disorders is a leading global event dedicated to advancing neurological science and practice. This year, we are excited to host the congress with the theme Exploring Frontiers in Neurology: From Research to Rehabilitation on September 15-17, 2025, in Los Angeles, USA —a city known for its medical excellence, innovative spirit, and global accessibility. Los Angeles provides a stimulating environment for scientific exchange and collaboration. Attendees will not only benefit from the high-caliber scientific program but also enjoy the city's unique blend of culture, entertainment, and networking opportunities.
Our program includes keynote lectures, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities designed to provide comprehensive insights into cutting-edge research and clinical practice. We aim to create a collaborative platform for learning, networking, and building partnerships that drive progress in the field.
Who Should Attend?
Join us in Los Angeles for a transformative experience that will inspire innovation and foster collaboration within the global neurology community.
Old Dominion University
USA
University of Messina
Italy
University of Al-Qadisiyah
Iraq
Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute
Uzbekistan
Old Dominion University
USA
University of Catania
Italy
Thomas Jefferson University
USA
Inmedix, Inc
USA
Ghent University Hospital
Belgium
Rehazentrum Burgerland GmbH Solingen
Germany
Istanbul Aydin University
Turkey
Melbourne Bioinnovation Student Initiative
Australia
Sapienza University of Rome
Italy
Providence St. Joesph Medical Center
USA
Old Dominion University
USA
University of Catania
Italy
Thomas Jefferson University
USA
Inmedix, Inc
USA
Ghent University Hospital
Belgium
Rehazentrum Burgerland GmbH Solingen
Germany
Istanbul Aydin University
Turkey
Melbourne Bioinnovation Student Initiative
Australia
Sapienza University of Rome
Italy
Providence St. Joesph Medical Center
USA
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I would like to thank for the opportunity to present my research and also to contributed with the moderator Session. It was a Healthy time for network with great speakers. I want to follow up on the next congress in LA, and I will make sure to attend
The Experience was positive. I met valuable colleagues and professionals and it was an opportunity for professional exchange., Thank you very much
Interesting conference and high quality of some of them. This event permits to meet people from different destinations and interaction to exchange some collaboration
This was a very well-organized conference with facilitators checking in with participants in Tokyo and providing lots of updates. I appreciate that much of the presented research was cutting edge and included a number of cross-nation collaborative projects. Indeed, networking and research collaboration opportunities were made available by many of the presenters.
Manisa Celal Bayar University, Turkey
Old Dominion University, USA
Centre Hospitalier Universitaire, France
Bambino Gesù Children’s Hospital, Italy
University of São Paulo, Brazil ‘
Iran University of Medical Sciences, Iran
Kaizen Brain Center, University of California, San Diego, USA
Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute, Uzbekistan
University of Copenhagen, Denmark