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UCL Neuroscience Society is the largest student-led neuroscience society in the UK, boasting over 1,500 members since its inception in 2014. Founded on a deep-seated drive to create a close-knit, professional, and academic community, it hosts talks, panels, journal clubs, balls, socials, and inter-university conferences that aim to unite neuroscience enthusiasts of all backgrounds—featuring everything from deep academia to cutting-edge policy and neurotech therapeutics.
Having launched UCL’s inaugural Neurotech Team earlier this year, the Society also founded and launched Brain Matters, London’s first inter-university, student-led neuroscience magazine—bringing together 16 editors across 4 universities with an overarching aim of delving into emerging frontiers of brain science. Built on collaboration, inclusion, and innovation, UCL Neuroscience Society aims to create a diverse and enriching student network, forging the frontiers of neuroscience both across the UK and globally.
The Imperial College London Neuroscience Society is a leading student-run organization dedicated to advancing the study and understanding of neuroscience. With a diverse and rapidly growing membership, the society serves as a vibrant hub for students, researchers, and professionals passionate about the brain and its intricacies. Its flagship event is the Meeting of the Minds conference, an annual event that brings together renowned neuroscientists and researchers to discuss the latest developments in brain science.
In addition to its conference, the society hosts hands-on brain dissection workshops in collaboration with Professor Steve Gentleman, offering members an invaluable opportunity to gain practical experience in neuroanatomy. The society also runs a journal club, where members engage in international collaboration with esteemed institutions such as the University of Milan, fostering a global exchange of knowledge and ideas.
Built on a foundation of collaboration, inclusivity, and academic excellence, the Imperial College London Neuro Society aims to cultivate a professional, supportive, and intellectually stimulating environment for students at all levels, furthering the frontiers of neuroscience both locally and globally.
King's Societies
ScienceMind is King's College London's very own award-winning STEM magazine, producing new editions every quarter since 2020.
They provide a collaborative platform for students of all backgrounds to write, edit and design STEM articles of professional quality to be published online and in print.
The KCL Neurotech Society is a student-led organization at King's College London, dedicated to exploring and advancing the field of neurotechnology. The society aims to bring together students from diverse disciplines to collaborate, drive innovation, and foster a community passionate about the intersection of technology and neuroscience, helping students engage with cutting-edge developments and contribute to impactful advancements.
The KCL Psychedelic Research Society is a student-led organization at King’s College London focused on psychedelics' scientific, cultural, and therapeutic potential. It organizes events and discussions, connecting students with experts in the field. The society aims to promote awareness and understanding of psychedelic research and its impact on mental health.
Charity
Brain Tumour Research is the only national charity in the UK solely dedicated to finding a cure for all types of brain tumours, which claim more lives of children and adults under 40 than any other cancer. Despite this, only 1% of the national cancer research funding is allocated to this devastating disease. Their mission is to increase UK investment in brain tumour research to £35 million per year while establishing a network of seven Brain Tumour Research Centres of Excellence across the UK. 20% of ticket proceeds from this event will go to Brain Tumour Research, and you can also donate directly to them here.
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