Neural Interfaces 2025

A forum for state-of-the-art developments spanning from basic science to clinical implementation and from invasive to non-invasive technologies in neuromodulation, bioelectronic medicines, sensory and motor neuroprostheses, neural plasticity.

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Conference

Date

June 12, 2025 - June 14, 2025

Location

Arlington, VA

External Link

https://www.neuromodulation.org/neuralinterfaces.html

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Neural Interfaces 2025

Don't miss Neural Interfaces 2025—the leading conference advancing neurotechnology, brain-computer interfaces, and neuromodulation.

Held June 12–14, 2025, in Arlington, VA, this premier event offers a deep dive into cutting-edge developments—from basic science to clinical applications, and from invasive to non-invasive approaches. Topics include neuromodulation, bioelectronic medicine, neural prosthetics, plasticity, and more.

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See SPARC community members at this event:

Thursday, June 12, 3:15PM

Open-Source Neuromodulation: Driving Innovation & Accessibility

This session explores how open-source neuromodulation systems accelerate innovation and accessibility in bioelectronic medicine and functional restoration. Teams from OpenNerve and COSMIIC will showcase their work in spinal cord injury therapies, highlighting how collaboration fosters breakthroughs, adaptability, and real-world impact for researchers, clinicians, and patients.

Invited moderators: Kevin Kilgore, PhD, and Ellis Meng, PhD, MS

Friday, June 13, 3:15PM

Expanding the Frontier: Opportunities and Challenges in Cranial and Peripheral Nerve Interfaces

Cranial and peripheral nerve interface devices offer exciting opportunities to restore function and to treat pain and other neurological disorders, but significant challenges remain in clinical translation, device design, and longterm efficacy. This session brings together four experts to explore both the technological advancements and clinical applications shaping the future of nerve interfaces.

Invited moderators: Kevin Otto, PhD, and Stavros Zanos, MD, PhD

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