Brain mapping technologies have transformed modern neuroscience by allowing scientists to visualize and decode the structure, function, and connectivity of the human brain. Through advanced imaging, electrophysiological recording, and computational modeling, researchers can now explore how different brain regions communicate and coordinate behavior, emotion, and cognition.

The Brain Mapping Technologies session examines recent progress in neuroimaging, neural circuit tracing, and molecular mapping tools that help researchers understand brain organization at microscopic and macroscopic levels. These technologies are key to uncovering the pathophysiology of neurological disorders and designing precise therapeutic interventions.

Experts at the Brain Mapping Conference are discussing breakthroughs in high-resolution MRI, connectomics, and AI-driven brain models that integrate multi-modal data for accurate representation of brain networks. Functional and structural mapping is now being applied to clinical domains, including epilepsy surgery, neurodegenerative diagnosis, and psychiatric assessments.

This session is ideal for neuroscientists, biomedical engineers, and clinicians seeking to bridge computational data with functional anatomy. Participants will gain insights into the use of multimodal mapping for cognitive studies and neuroprosthetic development.

Emerging work in Neuroimaging and Diagnostic Techniques continues to advance our ability to map neural circuits and reveal hidden patterns behind brain function and disease.