5th world Neuroscience Neurology and Brain Disorders Summit from January 14-16, 2026 Abu Dhabi, UAE

  The advancement of neurological care depends greatly on clinicians who combine strong clinical expertise with academic engagement and continuous professional development. Dr. Hayder Shafi, a Consultant Neurologist based in Iraq, exemplifies this balanced approach through his long-standing service in major teaching and tertiary care institutions. His work reflects a deep commitment to patient-centered neurological care, medical education, and the ongoing development of neurology as a specialty within the region. Professional Appointments and Institutional Roles Dr. Hayder Shafi currently serves as a Consultant Neurologist at two prominent healthcare institutions in Iraq: Al-Hindya Teaching Hospital, Karbala Health Directorate (2013 – Present) Al-Kafeel Super Specialty Hospital (2015 – Present) In these roles, he delivers comprehensive neurological services while contributing to institutional clinical standards and academic activities. His practice spans both public an...

  Traumatic cervical spine injuries remain among the most urgent conditions in neurotrauma and orthopedic practice. Even brief delays in diagnosis or surgical stabilization can profoundly influence neurological recovery, functional independence, and long-term quality of life. As global discourse around neurotrauma continues to evolve, exceptional early-career researchers are emerging as influential contributors to patient-centered innovation. Among these rising scholars is Dr. Jubran Al Hooti , a distinguished Stage 6 Medical Student (MB BCh BAO) at University College Dublin , hailing from Oman. Dr. Al Hooti is a Full International Scholarship awardee at UCD—a distinction granted to students with outstanding academic merit. His growing research portfolio includes over 20 peer-reviewed publications , covering narrative reviews, case reports, and cohort studies, where he has frequently served as First Author and Corresponding Author. Beyond academia, he is the Founder and CEO of th...

  Featuring the Work of Dr. Ghazaleh Ghorbannezhad — Neuroscience Research Assistant, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences (MUMS), Iran Epilepsy remains one of the most challenging neurological disorders worldwide, affecting over 50 million individuals. While modern antiepileptic medications have transformed clinical outcomes, nearly one-third of patients continue to experience drug-resistant seizures, significantly affecting quality of life. This persistent therapeutic gap has fueled a global search for innovative, non-invasive, and accessible treatment strategies. One of the most groundbreaking directions to emerge in recent years is the exploration of the gut–brain axis —a sophisticated, bidirectional communication system linking the gastrointestinal tract to the central nervous system. Once considered unrelated systems, the gut and brain are now understood to be deeply interconnected through neural, metabolic, hormonal, and immune pathways. Intriguingly, disturbances within...

  In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of modern medicine, clinicians who blend clinical precision with compassionate patient care stand out as true leaders. Among them is Dr. Mohamed Khafaji , a respected nephrologist whose work continues to influence the field of renal medicine and hypertension management in Australia. This year, his contribution to global medical conversations takes another step forward as he attends the Neuroscience Conference as a distinguished delegate—a platform bringing together experts, researchers, and clinicians from around the world to discuss cutting-edge advancements in the neurosciences and related medical disciplines. While his primary expertise lies in renal medicine, nephrology often intersects with neurology in clinical practice, particularly when it comes to systemic diseases, chronic kidney disorders, and hypertension—conditions known to affect neurological health. Dr. Khafaji’s participation as a delegate not only highlights his interdisc...

  The 5th World Neuroscience, Neurology & Brain Disorders Summit (WNNBDS 2026) —scheduled for January 14–16, 2026 , at Novotel Al Barsha, Dubai, UAE —continues to attract leading minds from across the global neuroscience and neurosurgery community. Among this year’s distinguished contributors is Dr. Hatem Daoud , who will be presenting a poster titled: “ Giant Dilatation of Virchow–Robin Spaces Presenting with Obstructive Hydrocephalus: A Case Report. ” His selection as a poster presenter reflects not only the scientific relevance of his work but also his growing influence as a dedicated neurosurgeon committed to advancing knowledge in complex neurological disorders. About Dr. Hatem Daoud Dr. Hatem Daoud is a respected neurosurgeon with a solid academic foundation and a deep commitment to clinical excellence. He completed both his medical degree and neurosurgery training at the esteemed Faculty of Medicine of Sfax , Tunisia—an institution known for its rigorous curriculu...

  The global neuroscience community is preparing for one of the most anticipated events of the year—the 5th World Neuroscience, Neurology & Brain Disorders Summit (WNNBDS 2026) , scheduled for January 14–16, 2026 , at Novotel Al Barsha, Dubai, UAE . This prestigious CME/CPD-accredited conference will convene leading neurologists, neurosurgeons, neuroscientists, researchers, hospital administrators, industry innovators, and technology providers from around the world. For organizations seeking to strengthen their global presence, introduce new technologies, or position their solutions at the forefront of neurological advancement, the summit offers a powerful platform of Exhibitor Opportunities . With limited exhibition slots available and the Early Bird Exhibitor Registration Deadline approaching on December 10, 2025 , this is the optimal time to secure a premium position at one of the world’s most respected neuroscience gatherings. Why Exhibit at WNNBDS 2026? Exhibiting a...