Japanese Stroke Conference (STROKE)

The Japan Stroke Conference is the largest comprehensive, multidisciplinary academic annual meeting in the field of stroke in Japan and across Asia. Co‑hosted by Japan’s three leading stroke societies, it encompasses the entire continuum—from stroke prevention and acute‑phase endovascular therapy to neurointervention, cerebral vasospasm, rehabilitation, and long-term management—serving as a premier flagship platform for updating Japan’s stroke care guidelines, translating clinical innovations into practice, and fostering collaboration between academia and industry.

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World Muscle Society International Congress (WMS)

The World Muscle Society International Annual Congress is the premier, most academically influential annual flagship international conference in the field of neuromuscular diseases. Hosted by the World Muscle Society, it encompasses the entire spectrum of neuromuscular disorders, including muscular dystrophies, spinal muscular atrophies, myasthenia gravis, inflammatory myopathies, and metabolic myopathies. It serves as a central, authoritative platform for groundbreaking basic research, updates to clinical practice guidelines, the unveiling of new drug‑development advances, and global multidisciplinary collaboration.

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International Spinal Cord Society Scientific Annual Meeting (ISCoS)

国际脊髓学会科学年会是全球脊髓损伤领域最高级别、最具权威性的年度旗舰国际学术大会，由国际脊髓学会主办，是该领域国际诊疗规范统一、前沿研究成果发布、多学科临床协作与产业对接的核心权威平台，覆盖脊髓损伤急性期救治、康复干预、长期照护与生活质量提升全诊疗链条，汇聚临床、科研、康复与患者社群多维度视角。

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Japanese Neuroscience Conference, Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Neurochemistry, Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Neurochemistry (NEURO)

This edition marks the triennial flagship joint event of Japan’s three leading neuroscience societies, concurrently hosting the 36th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Neural Circuits. It is the largest interdisciplinary neuroscience conference in East Asia. As the region’s premier annual forum, it spans the entire research spectrum—from basic neuroscience and neurochemistry to computational neuroscience, neural circuitry studies, and clinical translation—serving as a central, authoritative platform for showcasing cutting-edge advances in brain science, fostering inter-institutional collaboration, and bridging academia, industry, and clinical practice. It also functions as the principal venue for presenting the outcomes of Japan’s Brain/MINDS initiative.

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World Congress of Neurology (CONy)

The World Congress of Neurology is the most clinically decision‑driven, distinctive international academic platform in the global neurology field. Guided by the core principles of “open debate, diverse perspectives, and clinical applicability,” it focuses on cutting‑edge controversial issues across neurology subspecialties that have yet to achieve industry consensus. Through high‑level expert debates—presenting opposing viewpoints—audience voting, and in‑depth roundtable discussions, the congress bridges the gap between前沿 research advances and frontline clinical practice, offering clinicians multidimensional guidance for diagnostic and therapeutic decision‑making. It stands as a highly influential, thought‑provoking academic forum in the field of neurology.

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Pan-American Congress on Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders (MDS-PAS)

The Pan-American Congress on Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders is the premier biennial regional flagship academic event in the field of Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders across the Pan-American region—encompassing North and South America and the Caribbean. Organized by the official Pan-American Chapter of the MDS, it serves as a central, authoritative platform for disseminating clinical practice guidelines, fostering cutting-edge clinical research exchange, building the capacity of primary-care physicians, and facilitating targeted industry–clinical collaboration. By forging deep connections between leading North American clinical resources and grassroots healthcare networks in Latin America, the congress reflects the overall state of advancement in the discipline of movement disorders throughout the Pan-American region.

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