NeuroFrontiers 2026 Awards & Recognition

At NeuroFrontiers 2026, we believe that recognition fosters innovation, motivates emerging talent, and honors the remarkable contributions that advance neurological science and patient care. Our awards program is designed to celebrate researchers, clinicians, innovators, and students from around the world.

Each award acknowledges excellence in scientific research, clinical application, innovation, or leadership, reinforcing our mission to drive collaboration and inspire the next decade of neurological breakthroughs.

Research Excellence Award

This award honors the most impactful and high-quality research presented at the congress. It is awarded to investigators whose work demonstrates significant innovation, clinical relevance, and potential to transform the understanding or treatment of neurological and neuromuscular disorders.

Who can apply? Mid-career or senior researchers presenting original research at the congress.
Selection criteria: Scientific innovation, methodological rigor, translational potential, and overall impact on the field.
Recognition: Certificate of Excellence, special feature on the congress website, and priority invitation to speak at the next conference.

Young Investigator Award

The Young Investigator Award supports and encourages early-career professionals who are shaping the future of neurology. Candidates may include residents, fellows, PhD scholars, or researchers under the age of 40.

Who can apply? Early-career investigators with accepted abstracts or presentations.
Selection criteria: Novelty of research, clarity of presentation, and contribution to advancing neurology or neuromuscular research.
Recognition: Award certificate, complimentary registration for the next congress, and international exposure.

Best Oral Presentation Award

Best Poster &
e-Poster Award

This award recognizes presenters who deliver outstanding oral presentations with excellence in scientific content, communication skills, and audience engagement.

Who can apply? All participants giving an oral presentation at the congress.
Selection criteria: Scientific depth, clarity of slides, confidence in delivery, and ability to address audience questions.
Recognition: Award certificate, public acknowledgment during closing ceremony, and feature in post-event highlights.

Designed to celebrate creativity, design, and impactful research, this award is given to the most impressive poster or e-poster at the congress.

Who can apply? All registered participants presenting posters or e-posters.
Selection criteria: Research quality, visual impact, clarity of data presentation, and ability to summarize findings during poster discussions.
Recognition: Award certificate, online promotion of winning poster, and invitation to submit for publication opportunities.

Innovation in Neurotechnology Award

Designed to celebrate creativity, design, and impactful research, this award is given to the most impressive poster or e-poster at the congress.

Who can apply? All registered participants presenting posters or e-posters.
Selection criteria: Research quality, visual impact, clarity of data presentation, and ability to summarize findings during poster discussions.
Recognition: Award certificate, online promotion of winning poster, and invitation to submit for publication opportunities.

Global Impact Award

The Global Impact Award recognizes projects, research, or initiatives that address challenges in neurology on a worldwide scale—from improving access to care in underserved regions to shaping policy, equity, and education.

Who can apply? Individuals, teams, NGOs, or researchers with international projects.
Selection criteria: Reach of the project, sustainability, global collaboration, and measurable outcomes.
Recognition: Certificate, opportunity to present at plenary session, and recognition in global press coverage.

Lifetime Achievement in Neurology

This prestigious award is reserved for an eminent figure whose lifelong contributions have profoundly shaped the field of neurology. It celebrates outstanding leadership, groundbreaking research, mentorship, and a lasting impact on clinical practice and patient care.

Who can apply? Nominations are submitted by peers, institutions, or professional bodies.
Selection criteria: Decades of contribution, leadership in neurology, global influence, and inspiration to future generations.
Recognition: Lifetime Achievement Trophy, keynote speaking invitation, and permanent recognition in the Frontiers Hall of Fame.

General Information

Eligibility: All registered delegates with accepted submissions (oral, poster, or e-poster) are automatically considered for relevant awards.
Evaluation: A scientific committee and session chairs will conduct fair, blinded reviews.
Announcement: Awardees will be announced during the closing ceremony.
Benefits: In addition to certificates and recognition, winners gain international visibility, enhanced networking opportunities, and career advancement.