Suomen Neuropsykologinen yhdistys - Neuropsykologiska föreningen i Finland r.y.

INS 2026 Mid-Year Meeting in Dublin
2026-07-22 - 2026-07-24 | Dublin, Ireland
Welcome to INS Dublin 2026
Neuropsychology Without Limits: Expanding Horizons

Lue lisää täältä: https://insdublin2026.com/

SNPY:n syysseminaari
2026-09-25 | Folkhälsan, Ossian-sali, Topeliuksenkatu 20, Helsinki, 00250, Suomi
SNPY:n vuoden 2026 syysseminaari järjestetään 25.9. Seminaarissa kuullaan luentoja, jotka käsittelevät psykiatrian ja neurologian rajapintaa. Seminaariin voi osallistua etänä tai paikan päällä Helsingissä Folkhälsanin Ossian-salissa.

Koulutuksen hinta on sekä etänä että läsnä osallistujille 105 € (opiskelija- ja eläkeläisjäsenille sekä työttömille hinta on -50 %). Hinta sisältää lounaan ja kahdet kahvit / streamauksen.

Merkitse siis päivä kalenteriisi – tarkemmat tiedot ja ilmoittautumisohjeet tulossa myöhemmin!

Academy of Aphasia 64th Annual Meeting
2026-10-04 - 2026-10-06
Academy of Aphasia 64th Annual Meeting
Liège, Belgium and Virtual (Hybrid)
Sunday, October 4th – Tuesday, October 6th, 2026
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: May 25th, 2026
The 64th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Aphasia will be hosted at the University of Liège, a beautiful public research university of the French Community of Belgium based in Liège, Belgium. The Academy welcomes submissions of experimental, clinical, theoretical, and historical research from any field that contributes to the study of aphasia, including Speech-Language Pathology, Psychology, Neurology, Neuroscience, Linguistics, and Computational Modeling. We encourage onsite attendance – required for platform presenters – although we also offer the option to participate online via an interactive hybrid platform. The conference reception and welcome party will be held Sunday, October 4th at the Foyer Eugène Isaÿe, located in the prestigious and historic home of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of Liège.
This year’s keynote speaker will be Dr. Michel Thiebaut de Schotten, research director at the CNRS (French National Centre for Scientific Research), and head of the Brain Connectivity and Behaviour group, University of Bordeaux, France. Dr. Thiebaut de Schotten is an internationally recognized expert in neuropsychology and neuroimaging for pioneering research on white matter anatomy, brain connectivity, and disconnection syndromes in both healthy individuals and stroke populations.
Now in its ninth year, the NIDCD-funded Academy of Aphasia conference grant (R13 DC017375) will sponsor student and junior research fellows to attend and present their work. Selected fellows will also receive focused mentoring and training from expert faculty at the meeting. Both U.S. and international students submitting a first-author abstract are eligible to apply (check the website for details). The grant also sponsors a state-of-the-artNew Frontiers in Aphasia Research seminar. This year’s seminar will feature Dr. Marc Brysbaert, Professor of Cognitive Psychology at Ghent University, whose influential research on visual word recognition, bilingualism, and large-scale lexical databases has significantly advanced our understanding of language processing.
Abstract guidelines
Submission procedures. Abstracts (max. 500 words) must be submitted through the vFairs platform. Account creation is required to register and submit. An individual can submit and participate in more than one abstract but can be listed as first author on only one submission. Please note that if you are submitting an abstract for a symposium, you need to submit individual abstracts for each of the talks that are part of the symposium. If the submitter serves as a symposium organizer without presenting one of the symposium’s individual talks, they may still submit a separate platform or poster abstract as first author.
Presentation types. This includes papers (i.e., platform and poster sessions) consisting of original research that has not yet been published and symposia (i.e., 3-4 platform sessions focusing on a common theme) consisting of original or previously published research. Platform session presenters will be required to attend and present onsite (in Liège). Poster session presenters have the option to present onsite (in Liège) or present in the online poster hall.
Templates. All abstracts should conform to a specified template format (click link to download template for either platform/poster presentations or symposia). Please use the correct template to be considered for acceptance to the conference program.
Notification of acceptance. The Program Committee will e-mail a decision by July 31, 2026.
Visa information is available online.
Childcare support may be available on a limited basis, subject to funding availability.
Program Committee: Silvia Martínez-Ferreiro & Rajani Sebastian (Co-Chairs), Arpita Bose & Effy Ntemou (Co-Vice-Chairs), Dan Roberts, Ran Li, Jee Eun Sung, and Nichol Castro.
Local Arrangements Committee: Steve Majerus (Local Chair), Martine Poncelet, Solène Hameau, Marie-Pierre de Partz, and Sophie Gillet.

16th Nordic Meeting in Neuropsychology: BEYOND WORDS - BRAIN, MIND, AND COMMUNICATION
2027-08-25 - 2027-08-27 | Helsinki
Seuraava Nordic Meeting in Neuropsychology: BEYOND WORDS – BRAIN, MIND AND COMMUNICATION järjestetään 25.-27.8.2027 Helsingissä Scandic Marina Congress Centerissä Suomen Neuropsykologisen yhdistyksen järjestämänä. Kongressi kokoaa yhteen neuropsykologian asiantuntijoita ja tarjoaa ajankohtaista sisältöä alan kehityksestä ja tutkimuksesta sekä kohtaamisia kollegoiden kanssa. Lisätietoa tapahtumasta tulossa myöhemmin mutta varaathan ajankohdan jo kalenteriisi!
Kongressin keynote -puhujat:
Francesca Happé, PhD, CBE FBA FMedSci, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry Centre, Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King’s College London
Maggie Johnson, FRCSLT, Speech and Language Therapist Advisor
Rune Nielsen, Neuropsychologist, Associate Professor, PhD, Danish Dementia Research Centre, Copenhagen University Hospital – Rigshospitalet & Department of Psychology, University of Copenhagen
Riitta Salmelin, PhD, Aalto Distinguished Professor, Department of Neuroscience and Biomedical Engineering, Aalto University
Teppo Särkämö, PhD, Professor of Neuropsychology, Department of Psychology & Centre of Excellence in Music, Mind, Body and Brain, University of Helsinki
