THIS IS AN IN-PERSON MEETING ONLY
NOTE: The number of attendees we can accept is limited by budget (not space).
We apologise if you are unable to register before the seats are filled. As and when we secure additional funding, more seats will be made available. Please add your name to the waiting list if the event is full booked.
REGISTRATION WILL OPEN 1ST APRIL 2026
The South of England Neurosciences Association holds two meetings annually delivering high quality, continuing medical educational and professional development to healthcare professionals in the neurosciences, and to provide a forum for networking and collaboration.
The meeting is pending approval by the Royal College of Physicians for up to 6 CPD credits.
SENA invites the Consultants, Registrars and Fellows at all hospitals related to the major Neuroscience Centres in South of England; namely:
- St. George's Hospital (including Guildford)
- Kings, St Thomas', Guy's Hospitals (including Canterbury)
- Oxford University and John Radcliffe Hospital
- Southampton General Hospital and University Hospital Southampton
- Charing Cross and Imperial College Hospitals
- King's College, St Thomas', and Guy's Hospital (including Canterbury)
- The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery (NHNN)
- University Hospitals Sussex
- The Royal London Hospital
- Royal Free Hospital
Healthcare professionals and students in the neurosciences and related disciplines and subspecialities of these regions are also welcome to register.
About SENA
SENA is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) registered in England & Wales [Charity No.1198001]. Our mission is to encourage professional contacts between clinicians and clinical neuroscientists in the South and South East of England for educational and didactic activities; to deliver high quality, continuing medical educational and professional development to healthcare professionals in the neurosciences, and to provide a forum for networking and collaboration.
Financial Declaration
Sponsoring companies have no involvement or input into the meeting organisation or agenda and provide financial support for this meeting through an unrestricted grant or sponsorship.
Access and accessibility
The Derek Willoughby Lecture Theatre is located on the ground floor of the John Vane Science Centre with step free access into the theatre.
The Shield Café is in Dawson Hall, Charterhouse Square, and is fully accessible for all users.
Travel
www.qmul.ac.uk/about/howtofindus/charterhouse
Please note the meeting date is on a Bank holiday (Good Friday). There may be public transport timetable changes at this time.
By Car
The Charterhouse Square campus is located on the edge of the City of London, just off Goswell Road / A1. The campus is inside the London Congestion Charge Zone and Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) Zone. See https://tfl.gov.uk/modes/driving/pay-to-drive-in-london
Parking
Parking is restricted and we ask all attendees and sponsors to travel by public transport where possible.
The nearest public car park is NCP London Barbican, 158-170 Aldersgate St, Barbican, London EC1A 4HY
[www.ncp.co.uk/find-a-car-park/car-parks/london-barbican/]
By Train
Farringdon Station, on the Thameslink Line, is close to this campus. [www.thameslinkrailway.com]
However, all the London Terminal stations are within reach of the campus using public transport.
By Underground
The nearest tube stations are Barbican and Farringdon on the Hammersmith and City, Metropolitan and Circle lines. [https://tfl.gov.uk/]
By Bus
The campus can be accessed via bus 4 (Archway Station to Waterloo Station), 56 (Whipps Cross to St Pauls) and 153 (Finsbury Park to Liverpool Street Station).
Bus routes 55 (Lea Bridge Road to Oxford Circus) and 243 (Wood Green to Waterloo Station) also pass very close by.
