Neurology Innovation Day

15th October 2026, London

14:00 to 20:00

Accelerating the next wave of breakthroughs in neurodegeneration care

Neurodegenerative diseases are among the most complex and costly challenges in healthcare today. In the UK, over one million people are living with neurodegenerative conditions. The most prevalent are dementia (affecting 850,000+ people) and Parkinson’s disease (approximately 127,000–140,000). Alongside conditions such as Huntington’s disease, motor neurone disease (MND) and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), these illnesses represent a significant and growing health burden, with an estimated annual cost of more than £26 billion. Globally, more than 55 million people are affected, and that number is expected to rise sharply over the coming decades.*

What’s changing is how we approach it. A new generation of biotech companies is enabling earlier diagnosis through advanced biomarkers, applying AI to accelerate discovery, and developing more targeted therapies that better reflect how these diseases progress. At the same time, pharma, healthcare systems and regulators are becoming more engaged, creating clearer pathways from breakthrough science to real-world use.

Our Neurology Innovation Day brings together founders, scientists, investors, pharma and healthcare leaders building across the full patient lifecycle, from detection through to treatment and delivery. The focus is simple: what’s working, where real progress is being made, and how we scale it.

What to expect

  • Pharma & healthcare perspectives on what they’re actively looking to buy, partner on and deploy
  • Founder showcases across the patient lifecycle, from diagnostics to therapeutics and delivery
  • Investor insights on funding the journey from early science to clinical and commercial scale
  • UK ecosystem view on how the NHS, academia and industry can work better together

*Neurodegenerative diseases and dementia – UKRI

Meet our Speakers

The Line

58 Victoria Embankment, London EC4Y 0DS

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