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Science Summit: Breakthroughs in Precision Brain Health
In Partnership with UT Dallas' School of Brain and Behavioral Sciences
This lunchtime event brings together leading scientists to share the latest research in precision brain health. Register to attend in person or to join the livestreamed session.
THURSDAY, FEB 26, 2026
11:00 AM-2:00 PM CST
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Precision brain health through expert perspectives
This lunchtime event shares the latest research in personalized, science-based approach to understanding and strengthening brain health, including the latest discoveries from The BrainHealth Project and insights from the BrainHealth Research Network, consisting of collaborators across the country who are leveraging the project's large-scale database to advance discovery.
Designed for scientists, researchers, students and organizations looking to apply science to improve outcomes — the conference also includes examples of how this science is being put into action through technology partners.
Stick around for the Breakthroughs in Precision Brain Health Poster Expo, a forum for scientific discourse on personalized, science-based approaches to understanding and strengthening brain health.
Call for Poster Submissions!
Submit your work to be featured at the 2026 BrainHealth Science Summit: Breakthroughs in Precision BrainHealth. Prize awards available. Accepted posters will be showcased during the on-site session from 1–2 PM, and presenters will receive an invitation to attend the full Summit featuring world-renowned researchers in brain health.
*Poster deadline extended to: January 16, 2026
The BrainHealth Research Network focuses on understanding brain health through advanced MRI imaging and data analysis. Collecting a comprehensive set of brain scans — including structural, functional, vascular and white matter tract imaging — data from this initiative is used to assess both neural and vascular health, offering a holistic view of brain function.
Connecting researchers across the country, this rapidly growing collaborative is accelerating expert analysis of this expanding data set and promoting groundbreaking discoveries – for the benefit of society, human health, transparency, reproducibility and innovation.