NDAS26
NDAS26 will be organised by Professor Debbie Riby and Professor Mary Hanley and colleagues at Calman Learning Centre at Durham University.
Main Conference Tuesday 30th June 2026 8.45 welcome with 5pm end time (to allow travel time home)
Call for Abstracts
Abstracts (250 words) should be submitted via the abstract portal and by following the ‘submit an abstract’ link: Event Booking Details
There are no specific formatting requirements for the abstract, but we anticipate it will cover rationale, hypotheses, methods, results [expected or real], and implications of the research.
Abstract submission will close on Friday 6th February 2026.
Keynote
To follow
Programme
29th June will feature the pre-conference workshop on the topic of translating research to make a real-world impact in the field of neurodevelopmental research and neurodiversity.
30th June will be the main conference day with two parallel sessions of talks, poster presentations, and our early career and established researcher keynotes.
Registration
Registration open early-March to close 30th May 2026 or when max capacity of 100 is reached
Main conference day registration will be £75 for non-students and £60 for students. This will include lunch and tea/coffee breaks.
Cost for the workshop day will be £65 for non-students and £50 for students including lunch and tea/coffee break.
NDAS26 workshop
Pre-conference workshop Monday 29th June 2026 commencing 11am (to allow travel time)
For more information please contact neurodev@durham.ac.uk (with NDAS2026 in subject line)