The 8th IEEE EMBs International Conference on Neural Engineering

　　Bioreco Sciences Limited will sponsor the 8th IEEE EMBs International Conference on neural engineering. IEEE EMBs is a grand gathering of neuroscientists all over the world. It has been committed to providing a powerful communication platform for academic experts and business elites in the field of Neurology from home and abroad. Participants can share research experience and grasp the latest research trends of the industry, so as to promote the continuous progress of neuroscience research. At the same time, it introduces overseas Chinese neuroscientists and international leading scientific research projects for China, and promotes the rapid development of domestic neurological research. The main topics of the conference include: breakthrough research in frontier neuroscience, new neural technology, special clinical practice, drug discovery of neurological diseases, forum of young scientists, project docking and business cooperation, etc. From the organizational form of the conference, there are plenary meetings, special speeches, academic exhibition boards, project docking, cooperation and negotiation, product promotion and enterprise product technology exhibition and other forms.

　　The 4-day conference includes two theme forums and several speeches to show the latest research results. The most advanced products and technologies are presented through enterprise booths and academic exhibition boards. Be able to exchange ideas with participants from all over the world, build new social networks and enhance friendship. The gathering of famous scientists is a feast of science. Be able to exchange ideas with well-known scholars, establish new social networks, and cultivate mutual friendship.

　　The 8th IEEE EMBs International Conference on neural engineering will be held in Shanghai from May 25 to 28, 2017. On behalf of the IEEE EMBs project organizing committee, Bioreco Sciences Limited   sincerely invites you to attend!

Conference website：https://neuro.embs.org/2017/