Neurology 2026, the 4th International Conference on Neurology and Neurological Disorders, is a hybrid academic conference held in Paris and online, themed "Integrating Science and Innovation to Transform Neurological Care"; the 2026 edition runs 15 to 16 October 2026.
Neurology 2026 is described as the 4th International Conference on Neurology & Neurological Disorders, a hybrid academic and scientific conference held in Paris and online, run on the scitechseries.com conference platform, themed "Integrating Science and Innovation to Transform Neurological Care" (per kindcongress.com, checked 21 September 2026). The conference is positioned as a platform for exchanging insights and discussing emerging developments in neurology and neurological disorders.
The 2026 edition runs 15 to 16 October 2026, in Paris and online (hybrid format). Not publicly disclosed: no specific Paris venue was confirmed in this research pass.
Not documented with a source this research could open directly. The conference is hosted on the scitechseries.com platform, which runs a series of similarly formatted scientific conferences across multiple medical specialties; whether "SciTech Series" itself is the organising body, a conference-management platform for a separate scientific society, or an aggregator brand was not confirmed in this research pass, and WebFetch (direct page retrieval) was blocked network-wide throughout this session. Readers should independently verify the organising body and its academic standing before treating this conference as a peer-reviewed scientific benchmark.
Not publicly disclosed. The intended audience, per the conference's own framing, is neurologists, neuroscience researchers and clinicians in neurological disorders.
Not documented in detail against the 3rd edition; this is stated to be the 4th edition, implying at least three prior editions, but no dated comparison was found in this research pass.
The organiser's own programme page lists "scientific sessions," including a track on neurological surgery (per scitechseries.com/neurology/program/scientific-sessions/neurological-surgery, checked 21 September 2026). A full session-by-session agenda with named speakers was not retrieved in this research pass.
Documented format: scientific sessions in a hybrid in-person and online format. No further structural detail (poster sessions, workshop tracks) was confirmed in this research pass.
Not publicly disclosed. No separate satellite programme was found in the sources checked.
Not publicly disclosed in the sources checked this session. Academic conferences on this style of platform typically charge a registration fee scaled by attendee category (student, academic, industry); no 2026 figure was confirmed.
Not publicly disclosed. No call-for-abstracts or speaker-submission page was retrieved directly in this research pass, though conferences on this platform typically run an abstract-submission process.
Not publicly disclosed with a specific contact in this research pass.
Not publicly disclosed. No named sponsor list for 2026 was found in the sources checked.
Not publicly disclosed. As an academic and scientific conference rather than a trade show, the audience is more likely research institutions, hospitals and clinicians than commercial exhibitors, but this was not confirmed in this research pass.
Not publicly disclosed. No press accreditation page was found in the sources checked.
No independent press coverage was found in this research pass. Sources located are conference-listing and conference-aggregator pages (kindcongress.com, clocate.com, conferenceindex.org, inovinemeetings.com, neuroconferences.com, conferenceseries.com), several of which appear to be separate, similarly named neurology conferences rather than this specific event; this fiche does not merge them, given the risk of conflating distinct conferences that share generic naming conventions common to this style of academic-conference platform.
Weak as independent verification, and a further caution beyond the usual: this research found multiple similarly named "Neurology 2026" and "Neurology Congress 2026" conferences hosted on different platforms (scitechseries.com, kindcongress.com, inovinemeetings.com, neuroconferences.com, conferenceseries.com), a naming pattern common to a category of academic-conference aggregator businesses whose scientific rigour and vetting standards vary widely and are not established by this research. No media partner is recorded against this event in the database. Readers should independently verify this conference's academic standing before treating attendance or participation as a professional credential.
Clinicians or researchers who need a conference with an established, independently verifiable scientific society behind it: this fiche could not confirm the organising body or its standing in this research pass, and readers should verify this directly before submitting an abstract or paying a registration fee.
The database places this conference on 15 to 16 October 2026, the day after the TechSolutions cluster and Cosmetic 360 (both 14 to 15 October), tracked elsewhere on EventsIndex.
Not documented in the sources checked this session; similarly named neurology conferences were found on other platforms but are not confirmed as other editions of this specific event (see press-reliability entry).
Not explicitly documented; as an international scientific conference, English is the likely working language, but no organiser statement confirming this was found.
Yes: the conference is described as running "in Paris, France, and online," a hybrid format, per kindcongress.com. Whether sessions remain available on demand after the event was not confirmed in this research pass.
Not publicly disclosed. No refund or cancellation clause was found in the sources checked.
Not publicly disclosed. No accessibility statement was found in this research pass, and no specific Paris venue was confirmed to assess general provisions against.
Not publicly disclosed: no specific Paris venue was confirmed in this research pass (see When and where).
Because it offers a hybrid, in-person-and-online format for a specialty audience, which lowers the barrier to participation for researchers who cannot travel, though this fiche cannot independently vouch for the conference's scientific standing beyond what its own materials state.
Because this research could not confirm the organising body, venue, attendance or a peer-review process from an independent source, and found several similarly named neurology conferences on different platforms, a pattern that makes verifying which specific event a reader is being invited to unusually important before registering or submitting work.
Official platform: scitechseries.com/neurology. This research could not fetch scitechseries.com directly (see Notes); readers should treat the official platform as the primary source ahead of anything summarised here, and are encouraged to independently verify the organising body before registering.