Join us this summer in London for an immersive week at the forefront of human interfacing and augmentation. Hosted at Imperial College London's modern White City campus, HybridNeuro's five-day summer school will bring together leading researchers, emerging innovators, and industry professionals to explore how we can enhance, restore, and extend human capabilities through neurotechnology.

Participants will gain insights through expert-led lectures covering core topics, including:

• the neuroscience of neural decoding,
• translational augmentation,
• neural signals for interfacing, and
• wearable neurotechnology.

Participating experts include:

• Dario Farina (Imperial College London)
• Aleš Holobar (University of Maribor)
• Juan Gallego (Imperial College London)
• Etienne Burdet (Imperial College London)
• Ildar Farkhatdinov (Kings College London)

The programme combines foundational lectures designed to build core understanding with specialised talks that cover cutting-edge research:

• Young researchers will offer fresh perspectives and bold new ideas in the field of neural interfaces and neuroscience in general.
• Interactive poster sessions will give participants the opportunity to showcase their own work, receive feedback, and network with world-leading experts.
• Practical hands-on sessions, including live demonstrations of brain-machine interfaces and wearable supernumerary robotic devices.
• Industry-facing day, where researchers and companies will explore how academic innovation can translate into real-world impact, building bridges between labs and companies.

HybridNeuro's summer school offers a unique opportunity to engage with the latest developments in human interfacing and augmentation, and to connect with a vibrant research community.