The conference will accept papers broadly related to neuroscience, cognition, and clinical neuropsychology. This includes work on neuropsychological assessment, diagnosis, and management of neurological and psychiatric conditions; cognitive neuroscience and experimental psychology; neuropsychological interventions; neuroimaging and electrophysiological studies; and research on brain–behaviour relationships across the lifespan. Submissions addressing cross-cultural perspectives, technological innovations, and translational applications are also encouraged. Here are a few key themes to guide submission:

• Neuropsychological assessment, diagnosis, and management of neurological/psychiatric conditions
• Cognitive neuroscience and experimental psychology
• Recent advances in neuropsychological rehabilitation
• Neuroimaging, electrophysiology, and brain–behaviour research
• Developmental neuropsychology and lifespan approaches
• Cross-cultural and social determinants of cognition
• Technological and translational innovations in neuropsychology

• A brief, informative title (ideally under 12 words) that clearly indicates the topic.

• List all authors and their respective affiliations.

• Briefly introduce the research topic and its relevance.
• State the research question or objective.

• Describe the study design (e.g., case study, experimental, etc.).
• Specify the sample (e.g., number of participants, demographics, inclusion/exclusion criteria).
• Outline the assessment tools or procedures used.

• Summarize the key findings of the study.
• Present statistically significant results or clinically relevant observations.

• Interpret the findings in the context of existing literature.
• Highlight the clinical implications of the research.
• Mention limitations of the study if applicable.

• Include 3-5 keywords.

Note: Keep the formatting as given in the template. Abstract should not exceed 300 words.
Abstract submission deadline: October 30^th , 2025