Past Events

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Text (left): Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience, Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute, Stanford University. Image (right): A graphic design of three individuals turned left with a brain overlayed on each (to visually represent the stages of biological brain aging)

12 May 12:30pm to 6pm PDT

Knight Initiative Spring 2026 Symposium

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28 Apr 1pm to 6:30pm PDT

NPIL Symposium 2026

Square promotional graphic with teal gradient background reading: “Center for Mind, Brain, Computation, and Technology. Symposium. Linking timescales of behavior & neural activity through recurrent computation.”

04 Mar 1pm to 6pm PST

MBCT Symposium 2026: Linking Timescales of Behavior and Neural Activity through Recurrent Computation

Immunofluorescence of the biosynthetic enzyme for exercise-inducible Lac-Phe (Cndp2, green) and nuclei (DAPI, blue) in mouse gut. Image credit - Long Lab

27 Jan 12:30pm to 6pm PST

Knight Initiative Winter 2026 Symposium

Red banner for the 12th Annual Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute Symposium, themed “The Gut-Brain Axis & Other Brain-Body Connections.” Illustration shows a brain and gut connected by plugs. Event: October 30, 2025. Register by Oct 16.

30 Oct 8:30am to 6pm PDT

Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute Symposium 2025: The Gut–Brain Axis and Other Brain–Body Connections

22 Oct 12pm to 6pm PDT

Center for Neural Data Science Symposium

Text overlay: Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience Fall 2025 Symposium & Poster Session. Oct 9, 2025, 12:30 PM - 6 PM. Image: Digital Pathology — Oil Red O staining of a prefrontal cortex sample. It stains neutral lipids to assess lipid pathology. (triacylglycerols and sterol esters). The lipid staining gives an idea of lipid pathology to track a feature of brain aging. The red stains are positive stains (neutral lipid aggregates within cells). Microscopy image by Shon Alimukhamedov.

09 Oct 12:30pm to 6pm PDT

Knight Initiative Fall 2025 Symposium

Square graphic for a symposium titled "Mechanisms of Efficient Learning in Brains & Machines," hosted by Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute at Stanford. Background shows a stylized brain made of circuit lines.

07 May 1pm to 6pm PDT

Annual MBCT Symposium 2025 - Mechanisms of Efficient Learning in Brains & Machines