An interdisciplinary two-day conference in Cambridge with a wide-range of workshops, tutorials, keynotes and latest research posters & presentations sessions for the community of researchers and practitioners in functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) based in the UK and neighbouring regions.
Important dates
| Conference | 18-19th September 2025 |
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Registration
| In-person | |
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| Conference | £125 (or £75 for students) |
| Workshops | £50 (or free for researchers from LMIC) |
| Social event | £36 |
| Virtual | |
| Conference (live streaming, Q&A, digital materials) | £50 (or free for researchers from LMIC) |
NOTE: If you are a researcher from a low- or middle-income country (LMIC) and wish to benefit from the free virtual conference registration or free workshop registration, please fill in this form. Please note that the number of free workshop registrations is limited. We will confirm to you by email whether your application was successful.
Keynote speakers
Dr. Silvia Benavides-Varela
Università di Padova
Prof. Hamid Dehghani
University of Birmingham
Dr. Frédéric Lange
University College London
Dr. Meryem Yücel
Boston University
Dr. Rickson Mesquita
University of Birmingham
Sponsors
General chairs
Deepshikha Acharya (University of Cambridge)Johann Benerradi (University of Cambridge)
Borja Blanco (University of Cambridge)
Gemma Bale (University of Cambridge)
Sarah Lloyd-Fox (University of Cambridge)
Committee members
Addison Billing (University of Cambridge)
Chiara Bulgarelli (Birkbeck University of London)
Emilia Butters (University of Cambridge)
Jiaming Cao (University of Birmingham)
Laura Carnevali (University of Cambridge)
Liam Collins-Jones (University of Cambridge)
Ernesto Elias Vidal Rosas (University of Southampton)
Flora Faure (University College London)
Sara De Felice (University of Cambridge)
Abigail Fiske (Lancaster University)
Louisa Gossé (Birkbeck University of London)
Caitlin Illingworth (University of Sheffield)
Aleksandra Landowska (University of Nottingham)
Horia Maior (University of Nottingham)
Paola Pinti (Birkbeck University of London)
Maria Rozhko (University of Cambridge)
Giulia Serino (Birkbeck University of London)
Huimin Tang (University of Nottingham)
Linqi Zhao (University of Nottingham)
