15th International Symposium: New Frontiers in Neuroscience Exploring the intersection between technology and the human brain

Registration for 15th International Symposium: New Frontiers in Neuroscience Exploring the intersection between technology and the human brain is now open. Face to face and online.

Technology and the human brain form a constantly evolving synergy. 

In this International Neuroscience Symposium we will explore the new frontiers in the field of neuroscience, where technology meets the mind. 

We will discuss how advances in artificial intelligence, brain-computer interaction, and technology in general are changing our understanding of how the brain works and how we can improve mental health and quality of life. 

We will learn about the latest developments in diagnostic technology, early detection and treatment of neurological and psychiatric diseases. 

We will discuss how these innovations will impact society and how we can maximize their benefits while mitigating potential risks.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to explore the intersection between technology and the human brain!

It will focus on three main axes:

• “Artificial intelligence and its impact on human cognition”

This round table will explore how artificial intelligence is changing the way we process information, make decisions, be creative and innovate. Both the possible benefits and the risks and dangers associated with artificial intelligence, as well as its impact on our daily lives, will be discussed.

• “Technology and youth mental health”

This round table will analyze the impact of technology on the mental health of young people, particularly the use of mobile devices, social networks and video games. Strategies to mitigate the negative effects of technology and promote the mental well-being of young people will be discussed, as well as the therapeutic uses of technology in the field of mental health.

• “The interaction between technology and the human brain”

This roundtable will explore new technologies that are enabling more direct interaction between technology and the human brain, such as brain-computer interface technology, neuroprosthetics, brain stimulation, and virtual reality. The applications of these technologies in the diagnosis and treatment of brain diseases will also be discussed.

– 20% discount for early REGISTRATION –