| Date | 5 November 2025 |
| Location | UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health, London |
| Attendance | 110 (in person) |
| Funding used | £2,500 |
The annual NeuroAI conference brought together researchers from neuroscience and artificial intelligence to discuss emerging methods, strengthen networks and encourage interdisciplinary research.
Testimonials
“The interdisciplinary programme successfully brought together researchers from neuroscience and AI, creating valuable opportunities for exchange.”
“The lightning talks from students and early-career researchers were especially engaging and widely praised.”
Impact and Outcomes
The conference strengthened London's NeuroAI community and helped support plans for the development of a dedicated NeuroAI Centre at UCL, including the recruitment of two new academic positions.