Neuroscience & Mechanisms at NEI Fall Congress 2026
5 sessions on neuroscience & mechanisms · November 5–8, 2026, Colorado Springs, CO. Compare neuroscience & mechanisms at other meetings →
Thursday, November 5
Workshop · Pre-Conference Workshop: Sleep
Rolling in the Deep of Sleep: Neurotransmitters, Architecture, and Practical Diagnosis
Reviews the neurobiology of sleep-wake circuits and sleep architecture, and offers a practical framework for diagnosing sleep disorders.
Workshop · Pre-Conference Workshop: Sleep
The Fate of Orexins: Their Expanding Role in Insomnia, Hypersomnia, and Depression
Covers orexin system physiology and the growing therapeutic role of orexin receptor antagonists and agonists across insomnia, hypersomnia, and mood disorders.
Friday, November 6
Symposium
From "Anxious" to Accurate: Neurobiology, Diagnostic Clarity, and Emerging Directions in Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Sharpens the diagnosis of generalized anxiety disorder and surveys its neurobiology and emerging treatment directions.
Symposium
Steady Hands, Steady Minds: From Evidence to Empowerment in TD Treatment
Reviews the neurobiological rationale and clinical evidence behind current tardive dyskinesia treatments.
Saturday, November 7
Symposium
Residual Symptoms in ADHD: From Circuitry to Clinical Strategy
Jeffrey Robert Strawn · Andrew J. Cutler
Links residual ADHD symptoms to underlying circuitry and offers strategies to optimize treatment response.
Other topics at this meeting
Child & Adolescent 5Depression 4ADHD 3Antipsychotic Prescribing 3Tardive Dyskinesia & Movement Disorders 3Sleep & Insomnia 3Anxiety Disorders 2Deprescribing & Polypharmacy 2Practice, Policy & Workforce 2Schizophrenia & Psychosis 2Serious Mental Illness 2Stimulants & ADHD Medications 2