Explore Cambridge Neuroscience seminars, conferences and career events shared with the CamBRAIN community.
CamBRAIN brings together a selection of broader Cambridge Neuroscience activities for students and researchers with an interest in the field.
Held at Downing College, Cambridge, the second conference welcomed psychiatrists and scientists interested in neuroscience and neuropsychiatry, including trainee and pathfinder psychiatrists and early-career scientists.
Mental Plasticity & Development
The Inflamed Brain
A neurosurgery career day listed among the Cambridge Neuroscience events for the community.
Membership is free. CamBRAIN welcomes undergraduate, postgraduate, research assistant and post-doctoral members interested in neuroscience.
Bringing together people who study the brain, the mind, and the body is one of the simplest ways to reduce the stigma around mental health. Cambridge Neuroscience events gathered under one roof offer researchers, students, and clinicians a chance to share ideas about stress, mood, and emotional wellbeing, while encouraging open conversation about depression, anxiety, and the physical effects of chronic strain on the mind. Learning how conditions develop, what triggers them, and which coping strategies work helps individuals recognize symptoms early and seek support before problems become difficult to manage.
Seminars, conferences, and career-focused gatherings also strengthen the wider community of awareness. When specialists and interested members meet, scientific understanding of conditions such as obesity, overeating, and stress-related illness becomes more accessible to people navigating everyday pressures from school, work, and family life. Exchanging perspectives on psychological and physiological responses to external and internal demands equips attendees with practical tools for managing mental health, and reminds us that peace of mind is built through shared learning, careful attention to the body, and sustained support from the people around us.