Events

An EXTREMELY exciting lecture by prestigious visiting academic, Prof Wolf Singer. Please join us on Monday at 1pm at the NI for a fascinating talk delving into the world of consciousness.

learning to speak Xhosa in community.

This webinar will share first-hand experience of implementing long-read sequencing for rare disease diagnosis in South Africa, with a particular focus on neurological disorders.

A 1-hour online workshop run every 2nd friday (9-10am) that will be useful for those using Neuroimaging software such as FreeSurfer and AFNI.

A 1-hour online workshop run every 2nd friday (10-11am) that will be useful for those using PsychoPy and Unreal Engine to create and modify fMRI, EEG, fNIRS, and/or Cognitive or Behavioral tasks.

Join us the first Tuesday of every month as we present and discuss complex ethics cases encountered by clinicians around the province.

The month's discussion is titled, “What to do about Depo? Progesterone contraceptive and meningioma risk within the South African context”, hosted by Dr Richard Burman (Division of Neurosurgery)

Erin Kinghorn explores science communication as a site of ethical responsibility, asking how we can speak about AI in ways that are honest about limits, attentive to context, and accountable to the communities involved.

The annual conference of the INS features a wide range of exciting talks, discussions, and networking opportunities for students, scholars and professionals from all disciplines and regions around the world.

Uyiosa Omoregie examines what is at stake in the power to define “computation,” “intelligence,” and “technology.”

SIG 22 Lab meeting’ seminars being run the The European Association for Research on Learning and Instruction (EARLI) attached/below.

he Africa Chapter symposium of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine in Cape Town in May 2026

The International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine and the International Society for MR Radiographers & Technologists

The International Behavioral Neuroscience Society (IBNS) is devoted to enhancing its global diversity, marking a significant step by hosting its 35th Annual Meeting in the vibrant city of Cape Town, South Africa.

If you'll be at the FENS Forum in Barcelona in July 2026 make sure to catch this symposium featuring South African experts.

Driven by its mission to highlight excellent regional neuroscience and showcase the multifaceted research taking place across the globe, IBRO implements its World Congress every four years in different parts of the world.