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International Conference on Cognitive Neuroscience and Brain Function

27th Nov – 28th Nov 2026 Paris, France

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01 Cognitive Mechanisms in Health and Disease +

This track explores the neural mechanisms underlying cognitive processes in both healthy and clinical populations. Emphasis will be placed on how cognitive neuroscience informs our understanding of various health conditions.

02 Neuroimaging Techniques in Cognitive Research +

This session will focus on the latest advancements in functional neuroimaging techniques and their applications in cognitive neuroscience. Participants will discuss how these methods enhance our understanding of brain function and cognition.

03 Memory Processing and Neural Correlates +

This track examines the neural basis of memory processing, including encoding, storage, and retrieval. Researchers will present findings on how different memory systems interact and their implications for cognitive health.

04 Attention and Perception: Neural Interactions +

This session addresses the interplay between attention and perception from a cognitive neuroscience perspective. Discussions will include how neural mechanisms facilitate perceptual processes and influence attentional focus.

05 Decision Making: Cognitive and Neural Perspectives +

This track investigates the cognitive processes involved in decision making and the corresponding neural mechanisms. Presentations will highlight how understanding these processes can inform clinical practices and interventions.

06 Cognitive Processes in Aging and Neurodegeneration +

This session will explore how cognitive processes change with aging and in neurodegenerative diseases. Researchers will discuss the implications of these changes for cognitive health and potential therapeutic approaches.

07 Neuropsychology and Cognitive Rehabilitation +

This track focuses on the role of neuropsychology in cognitive rehabilitation following brain injury or neurological disorders. Presentations will cover assessment techniques and evidence-based interventions aimed at restoring cognitive function.

08 Brain Mapping and Cognitive Function +

This session will delve into the techniques of brain mapping and their relevance to understanding cognitive function. Participants will discuss how mapping brain activity contributes to our knowledge of cognitive processes.

09 Emotional Cognition and Neural Mechanisms +

This track examines the intersection of emotion and cognition, focusing on the neural mechanisms that underlie emotional processing. Discussions will include how emotional states influence cognitive performance and decision making.

10 Cognitive Neuroscience of Learning +

This session will explore the cognitive neuroscience underlying learning processes, including the neural circuits involved in skill acquisition and knowledge retention. Presentations will highlight innovative research on enhancing learning outcomes.

11 Translational Neuroscience: From Research to Practice +

This track emphasizes the translation of cognitive neuroscience research into clinical practice. Participants will discuss strategies for applying neuroscientific findings to improve health outcomes in various populations.