PubScholars.org is hosting two major Neurology Conferences in 2025—one in Bangkok and one in Florida. These events are designed to bring together people from around the world who are passionate about brain science, mental health, and neurological care.
The first event will take place in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 18–19, 2025. The second will follow in Orlando, Florida, on November 15–16, 2025. Both are great opportunities for researchers, doctors, students, and anyone interested in brain health to learn, share, and connect.
Why These Conferences Matter
Neurological disorders like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, epilepsy, and stroke affect millions of people worldwide. Mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety are also becoming more common. Yet, many communities still lack awareness, treatment access, and early diagnosis.
The Neurology Conferences aim to change that. These events are designed to spread awareness, encourage new research, and bring experts together to find better ways to care for patients and improve lives.
What Makes These Events Special
Here are a few things that make these conferences stand out:
- Global Experts: Speakers and attendees come from many different countries, bringing unique perspectives on brain health and treatment.
- Wide Range of Topics: From traditional neurology to cutting-edge research like brain-computer technology, artificial intelligence in diagnostics, and mental health integration, there’s something for everyone.
- Focus on Real-World Impact: The conferences aren’t just about theory. They’re about turning research into practical solutions for doctors, patients, and communities.
- Mental Health Awareness: Both events include sessions focused on the mental health side of neurology. The goal is to reduce stigma and help more people understand the connection between brain and behavior.
Event Details
Neurology world conference 2025
- Date: October 18–19, 2025
- Location: The Berkeley Hotel Pratunam, Bangkok
- Focus: Neurological care in the Asia-Pacific region, technology in brain science, and public health initiatives
- Date: November 15–16, 2025
- Location: Orlando, Florida
- Focus: Advanced research in neuroscience, AI in neurology, and collaboration between researchers and clinicians
Each event will include keynote talks, panel discussions, research presentations, workshops, and time for networking.
Who Should Attend
These conferences are ideal for:
- Neurologists and other doctors
- Psychiatrists and psychologists
- Medical students and researchers
- Nurses and therapists
- Public health professionals
- Mental health advocates
- Educators and science communicators
- Innovators working in brain tech or healthcare startups
Whether you’re in clinical practice, teaching, research, or public policy, there’s a place for you at these events.
Why People Attend
People come to these conferences for many reasons:
- To stay up to date with the latest discoveries in neurology and neuroscience
- To connect with like-minded professionals from around the world
- To learn from expert speakers and hands-on workshops
- To gain new ideas they can take back to their hospitals, universities, or communities
- To present their research and get feedback
- To raise awareness about mental health and brain disorders
Attendees also receive certificates, and there may be opportunities to publish research or get involved in ongoing collaborations.
Building Awareness and Community
PubScholars believes that conferences should not only serve researchers—they should also help raise public awareness. That’s why both the Bangkok and Florida events will include activities designed to educate the broader community about neurological and mental health conditions.
The goal is to help more people understand the signs of brain-related disorders, encourage early treatment, and reduce the stigma surrounding conditions like anxiety, depression, or dementia.
Workshops and public talks may be organized for students, caregivers, and the general public. There will also be outreach sessions aimed at encouraging people to seek help when they need it.
About PubScholars
PubScholars.org is a platform that brings researchers, educators, and health professionals together through international events, publications, and collaborative opportunities. The goal is to help turn good ideas into real solutions that improve lives.
With the Neurology Conferences 2025, PubScholars continues its mission of supporting research, spreading awareness, and building global communities around science and healthcare.
Final Thoughts
If you care about the human brain—whether you’re a doctor, researcher, student, or simply someone who wants to learn—these conferences are for you.
They’re about more than just presentations. They’re about sharing ideas, building partnerships, and making progress in how we understand and care for the brain.
To be part of this important movement in brain health, plan to attend one of the Neurology Conferences in 2025. You’ll leave informed, inspired, and ready to make a difference.
FAQs – Neurology Conferences 2025 (Bangkok & Florida)
- Who can attend the Neurology Conferences 2025?
Anyone with an interest in brain health, neurology, or mental health is welcome. This includes neurologists, psychologists, researchers, students, nurses, public health workers, tech innovators, educators, and mental health advocates. - Do I need to be a medical professional to attend?
No. While many attendees are from medical and scientific fields, the conferences also welcome students, educators, caregivers, and members of the public who are interested in brain and mental health awareness. - What is the difference between the Bangkok and Florida conferences?
The Bangkok conference (October 18–19, 2025) focuses on neurological care in the Asia-Pacific region, brain tech, and public health. The Florida conference (November 15–16, 2025) emphasizes advanced neuroscience research, AI in neurology, and global collaboration. - Can I present my research at the conference?
Yes. Researchers and students are encouraged to submit abstracts for presentation. Accepted participants may have the chance to present their work and receive feedback from experts. - Will I receive a certificate of attendance or participation?
Yes, all registered participants will receive an official certificate that can be used for professional development or academic credit, depending on your institution. - Are the conferences in-person or virtual?
Both events will be held in person. Hybrid or virtual attendance options may be announced closer to the date, depending on demand and logistics. - How do I register for the event?
You can register through the official PubScholars website. Each event has a separate registration form, and early bird discounts may be available. - Are there opportunities for networking?
Absolutely. There will be dedicated networking sessions, panel discussions, social hours, and workshops designed to foster collaboration and idea-sharing. - Is financial aid or funding available for students?
Some scholarships or discounted rates may be available for students and researchers from underrepresented regions. Details will be posted on the event registration page. - What topics will be covered during the events?
Topics include neurological disorders (e.g., Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, epilepsy), brain-computer interfaces, AI in diagnostics, public mental health, neuroethics, and more.
