7-9th

April 2025

Accompanying event

Please note that PORT for Health: Neuroscience will be directly followed by the 17th International Symposium on Integrative Bioinformatics (6-8.09.2023). Details of this event can be found on a dedicated website:

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PORT for Health – conference series

The 2025 #PORTforHealth conference will focus on innovative approaches to understanding brain disorders. This year’s program will highlight developments in both biological and computational methods, covering topics such as neuroimmune interactions, the blood-brain barrier, psychiatric disorders across the lifespan, and the application of advanced computational tools to study behavior and neurodegeneration.

The #PORTforHealth conference is organized by Łukasiewicz Research Network – PORT Polish Center for Technology Development.

The Life Sciences and Biotechnology Center at Łukasiewicz – PORT focuses on solving key challenges in modern medicine through advanced translational research, led by skilled and experienced leaders.

The conference will be a first grand event of the Center of Excellence ‘P4Health’ funded by HE Teaming for Excellence. The mission of P4Health is to integrate research into healthcare, particularly in areas such as central nervous system disorders and cancer. The focus on translating research into clinical applications mirrors P4Health’s goal of advancing personalized medicine in Poland.

PORT for Health: Neuroscience 2025 Conference at Łukasiewicz – PORT
PORT for Health: Neuroscience Conference 2025 will focus on innovative approaches to understanding brain disorders

PORT for Health – conference series

“PORT for Health” is an annual conference that brings together scientists, clinicians, and industry professionals to discuss crucial advancements in life sciences. Each year the conference addresses a pressing topic within biomedical research, alternating between neuroscience and oncology on a biennial basis. The series provides a platform to present the latest research on topics like molecular mechanisms of disease, physiological models, and innovations in targeted therapies for personalized medicine. Read more on the editions site.

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