Share Your Research. Get Published. Be Part of the Conversation.

Your research deserves to be seen, shared, and discussed. The 5th Joint Congress of the INS European Chapters – e-INS 2027 offers an opportunity to present your findings, contribute to the scientific programme, and connect with an international community advancing the field of neuromodulation.

Taking place in Brussels from 26–29 May 2027, under the theme Connecting the Dots: Human Curiosity, Powered by Data, e-INS 2027 invites researchers and clinicians to bring forward new evidence, challenge established thinking, and contribute fresh perspectives.

Discover the reasons to submit your abstract and be part of the e-INS 2027 Scientific Programme.

Get Your Research Published

All accepted abstracts will be published in the online version of the official INS journal, Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface. This gives your work a place in a respected scientific publication, making your findings accessible beyond the congress and contributing to the wider body of scientific literature in neuromodulation.

Take the Stage: Abstract Competition

All submitted abstracts can be considered for the e-INS 2027 Abstract Competition. Approximately 30 of the highest-scoring abstracts will be selected for Oral Communications, with 8 minutes to present, up to 8 slides, and a 2-minute Q&A. The six best presentations, judged live during the congress, will receive free registration to e-INS 2029. Winners will be announced at the Closing Ceremony.

Show Your Work to International Audience

Present your findings to an international audience of clinicians, researchers, engineers, and neuromodulation experts. Share new evidence, receive feedback, and contribute to scientific discussions that can inspire further research.

Connect, Collaborate & Network

Meet colleagues from different disciplines and generations, exchange perspectives, and build connections that can lead to future collaborations. Through dynamic debates and interactive discussions, e-INS 2027 brings together established pioneers and emerging leaders to advance neuromodulation.

Need Some Inspiration Before Submitting?

A strong abstract is your opportunity to communicate the value of your research clearly and effectively. Explore our videos for practical guidance on preparing your abstract and sharing your work with the e-INS community.

What Makes a Great Abstract?

Learn how to structure and communicate your research effectively, from presenting a compelling research question to highlighting your methodology, findings, and conclusions.

Share Your Research with the e-INS Community

Discover why presenting your work at e-INS matters and how sharing your research can contribute to scientific exchange and collaboration across the neuromodulation community.

Your Research Belongs in the Conversation

Be part of the scientific programme at e-INS 2027 and help connect the evidence, ideas, and discoveries shaping the future of neuromodulation.

Extended Abstract Submission Deadline: 24 November 2026

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