Program

The 16th World Congress on Brain Injury will bring together the brightest minds in brain injury research, rehabilitation, and clinical care for four days of scientific exchange, innovation, and collaboration.

Designed to meet the needs of a truly multidisciplinary audience, the Congress program will showcase the latest advances in the assessment, treatment, rehabilitation, and long-term management of individuals living with brain injury.

Throughout the Congress, attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Learn from more than 120 internationally recognized keynote speakers, panelists, and faculty members
• Explore emerging research and clinical innovations from around the world
• Participate in expert-led panel discussions and interactive educational sessions
• Discover practical strategies and evidence-based approaches that can be translated directly into clinical practice
• Engage with colleagues from diverse disciplines to share perspectives and foster new collaborations

In addition to invited faculty presentations, the scientific program will feature:

• 150+ Oral Abstract Presentations (a 120% increase in oral presentation opportunities)
• 600+ Poster Presentations selected through a rigorous international peer-review process

Whether you are a clinician, researcher, educator, advocate, or healthcare professional, the Congress program offers an unparalleled opportunity to stay at the forefront of brain injury science while connecting with a global community dedicated to improving outcomes for individuals affected by brain injury.

The full program schedule, session details, and speaker information will be available in Winter 2026.

IBIA SIG & Section Spotlight/Pre-Congress Details: Click here for more details. 

Launch Night: Click here for more details. 

2025 Keynotes

For reference, Keynotes from the 2025 World Congress are provided below as an example to what you will see in 2027.