Register now for the BITSY SIG webinar on March 19th at 4pm EST/1pm PST! Dr. Wolfe will discuss Promoting Infant and Toddler Neurodevelopment in the Inpatient Setting: The CINCO Program 🧠 Registration: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

The INS Mid-Year Meeting Dublin 2026 abstract deadline has been extended to Wednesday 4th March 🧠🇮🇪☘️ We are encouraging everyone particularly students and early career stage individuals to submit in order to showcase the important research being completed in neuropsychology! insdublin2026.com

Many women experience "brain fog" during menopause. Furey et al. highlight links between subjective and objective cognition, stressing the need for reliable tools to assess menopause-related cognitive issues. #JINS @CambridgeCore #OpenAccess 🔗 buff.ly/pO0zbM6

Abstract Deadline Extended! The abstract submission deadline for the INS 2026 Mid-Year Meeting has been extended to March 4, 2026. insdublin2026.com #INS2026inDublin

Join INS 2026 Mid-Year Meeting | Dublin, Ireland | July 22–24 #INS2026inDublin - Abstracts due tomorrow - Registration now open - Early bird ends May 29, 2026 - Link: insdublin2026.com

To anyone who is still considering submitting an abstract there is still time before Monday. We look forward to seeing all the wonderful research at #INSDUBLIN2026 🧠 @insneuro.bsky.social @donbps.bsky.social

New @NavNeuro episode! Ep 184 (part 2): Dr. Steven Paul Woods discusses the peer review process in neuropsychology, including how journals operate and tips for conducting high-quality reviews. Listen now: www.navneuro.com/184/

Petersen et al. explore a new application of the NIH Toolbox Cognitive Battery for children with mild to severe TBI. A short battery offers a feasible option for monitoring long-term effects in resource-limited settings. Read more below! #JINS @CambridgeCore #OpenAccess 🔗 buff.ly/5zy8Xgc

One week remaining to submit an abstract to @insneuro.bsky.social Dublin Mid-Year Meeting 🌍🧠👀 @donbps.bsky.social @ins-slc.bsky.social @unaidiazorueta.bsky.social insdublin2026.com

Ep. 183 of @NavNeuro continues the Clinical Insights mini-series! This episode dives into the neuropsychological testing process. Listen here: www.navneuro.com/183/

Join INS 2026 Mid-Year Meeting | Dublin, Ireland | July 22–24 #INS2026inDublin - Abstracts due February 23, 2026 - Registration now open - Early bird ends May 29, 2026 - Link: insdublin2026.com

Submit an abstract and join #INS2026inDublin to explore how neuropsychology can address global challenges to equity and access through advances in diagnostics, AI, and interventions. Let’s shape a more inclusive and globally relevant future for our field. insdublin2026.com

💡The Journal of the @insneuro.bsky.social is organizing a special issue on "Artificial Intelligence in Neuropsychology". Please review the call for papers at the following link: the-ins.org/jins-call-fo...

New @NavNeuro episode! Ep. 182 features Dr. Steven Paul Woods as he demystifies the scientific process in neuropsychology, starting with a deep dive into how academic journals work and what goes on behind the scenes in research publishing. Listen here: www.navneuro.com/182/

Advancing neuropsychology with purpose and inclusion. There is still time ahead of the 23rd February abstract deadline. We encourage anyone who has research to submit. You can make a difference to shaping international neuropsychology 🧠🌍 insdublin2026.com @insneuro.bsky.social @donbps.bsky.social

Military snipers face higher neurocognitive risks from low-level blast exposure than breachers. Di Battista et al. found distinct effects in these roles, emphasizing the need for tailored diagnosis and rehabilitation. See below! #JINS @CambridgeCore #OpenAccess 🔗 buff.ly/xg8qQs9

New @NavNeuro episode! Ep 181: Dr. David Wolk shares an overview of Alzheimer’s Disease Research Centers (ADRCs) in the U.S. in this neuropsych bite. Listen now: www.navneuro.com/181/

That’s a wrap on #INS2026inPhiladelphia 🔔 we hope to see you in a few months at #INS2026inDublin 🇮🇪

Thank you for a successful #INS2026inPhiladelphia! We had various innovative scientific sessions, collaborated internationally, celebrated award winners and inaugural fellows, and met friends old and new 🧠

Dr. Belinda Zhang, our postdoctoral fellow, did a great job presenting her work on scam susceptibility and longitudinal considerations at The International Neuropsychological Society annual meeting. So proud! 👏👏👏 @belindayzhang.bsky.social @insneuro.bsky.social @dornsife.usc.edu

Join us from 11:45 AM–1:15 PM for the final concurrent symposia and paper sessions on sickle cell disease, community outreach, epilepsy, risk and resilience, and head trauma #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Join us from 11:45 AM–1:15 PM for the final concurrent symposia and paper sessions on sickle cell disease, community outreach, epilepsy, risk and resilience, and head trauma #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Head to Salon D to hear about epilepsy at one of the final #INS2026inPhiladelphia sessions!

Head down to Franklin Hall B for our last poster session and a coffee break! ☕️ Check out all of the late breaking posters at #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Catch Dr. Pascual-Leone’s plenary talk on neuromodulation now at #INS2026inPhiladelphia 🧠

Starting momentarily: our last plenary of #INS2026inPhiladelphia! Hear Alvaro Pascual-Leone, MD, PhD, of Harvard Medical School speak about Personalized Precision Medicine in the Grand Ballroom / Salon E at 10:30 💡

It is an honor to be inducted as an inaugural Fellow of @insneuro.bsky.social. The fact that the fellowship supports the Charles Matthews Fund (which supports professional activities in under-resourced countries) is a brilliant aspect to the program. @dornsife.usc.edu @uscpsychology.bsky.social

Plasma biomarker discussions in paper session 18 is very much in the age of innovation at #INS2026inPhiladelphia including novel biomarkers and culturally diverse samples

Join us shortly for concurrent 9 AM sessions! Stop by the Invited SIG Symposium on Social Cognition, symposia on autonomic features and brain tumor outcomes, paper sessions on plasma biomarkers and sex differences, and a poster session on pediatrics 🧠 #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Start your Saturday by connecting with colleagues at the Epilepsy SIG meeting from 8:00–8:50 AM in Salon B #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Check out the CE workshops from 7-8:50 this morning on children and adolescents with executive dysfunction & cannabis and cognition in aging, in Salon I and K #INS2026inPhiladelphia

It's the last day of #INS2026inPhiladelphia! Check out the exciting lineup today of CE workshops, symposia, paper and poster sessions, and our final plenary and closing ceremony 🧠

Meet some of your INS social media team! We love featuring your amazing work! Pictured: Dr. Daliah Ross, Dr. Jun Min Koay, and Grace Goodwin! 📲🤳

Don’t miss Plenary F: The Clinical Utility of Olfactory Assessment in Neuropsychology with Dr. Vidyulata Kamath happening at 5PM in Salon E (Grand Ballroom) #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Pop over to Paper 17 to learn about advances in neuroimaging! @hc_bouchard is presenting on her cutting-edge work on the mediating role of functional connectivity between estradiol in cognition in various stages of menopause! 🧠

Our final symposia of the day are starting at 3:30! Head over to Symposium 13 to learn about digital tools in neuropsych assessment. And check out Symposium 14 if you want to learn about neuropsychological functioning in rare genetic disorders!

Invited Symposium 05: Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing starts at 3:30pm in Grand Ballroom/Salon E. See you there! #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Mid-afternoon slump got you down? Not to fear, coffee is here! ☕ Head on over to Franklin Hall B for a caffeine (or decaf) boost!

Calling all trainees! Head over to Salon D for a student workshop with @INS_SLC and learn about advocacy and leadership in neuropsychology! Happening now! 🤝 #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Peruse our poster sessions this afternoon for some cutting-edge science! #INS2026inPhiladelphia 🗣️ Poster 07: Neuropsychology of medical, psychiatric, and systemic conditions (1:45pm) 🗣️ Poster 08: Interventions and assessments for brain health across the lifespan (3:15pm)

Our next session is jam-packed with exciting symposia! See details below: 🧠 Symposium 10: Grand Ballroom/Salon E 🧠 Symposium 11: Salon I 🧠 Symposium 12: Salon K All starting at 1:45pm #INS2026inPhiladelphia

We have some exciting paper talks this afternoon that you don’t want to miss! #INS2026inPhiladelphia 📚 Paper 15: Next Generation Cognitive Testing (1:45pm) 📚 Paper 16: Neighborhood Disadvantage and Brain Health (3:30pm) 📚 Paper 17: Advances in Brain Imaging and Connectivity (3:30pm)

It’s SIG-o’clock! ⏰️ Time to head over to your SIG meeting (details below)! 🧠 Brain Injury SIG: Salon I 🌍 Cultural SIG: Salon K 💬 Social SIG: Salon B 🖥️ Tele Neuro SIG: Salon D #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Happening now: Plenary E: Measuring a Moving Target: Ambulatory Methods for Capturing Cognitive Change in Daily Life with Dr. Martin Sliwinski in Salon E (Grand Ballroom)! #INS2026inPhiladelphia 🎯

In Paper 14, Dr. Vonetta Dotson shared her study examining risk and protective factors for vascular depression and the impact of those factors and cognitive reserve on cognitive functioning and gait speed in an ethnoracially diverse sample.

What’s in a norm? 🧠🧐it’s a packed house in Symposium 9! #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Run, don’t walk to Salon I for Symposium 09: Rethinking Demographic-Based Norms in Neuropsychology: Toward Sociocultural and Contextual Models! Happening now! #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Invited Symposium 04: Women Leaders happening now in Salon E/Grand Ballroom! #INS2026inPhiladelphia

Come meet your @ins_slc reps near the check in desk!

Come learn about neurodevelopmental disorders (Paper 12), cognitive and emotional processes in the brain (Paper 13), and real world activity and cognitive health (Paper 14). All happening at 10:15 AM! #INS2026inPhiladelphia