📍 1 Triton Square, London NW1 3BF
Join us as we partner with UCLH and Dx Capital to bring together clinicians, researchers, innovators, industry and healthcare leaders to explore emerging technologies and innovations shaping the future of neurological care.
Whether you're a clinician with a problem to solve, a researcher developing the next breakthrough, or an innovator looking to work with the NHS, we'd love to have you join us.
Expect an evening of inspiring talks, innovative technologies and networking, with opportunities to connect with people working to solve some of the biggest challenges in neuroscience.
Powered by Advanced Research + Invention Agency
In partnership with UCLH Digital Innovation Hub and Dx Capital
Our Thursday Gatherings are for you to make serendipitous connections and make things happen!
There will be meaningful networking opportunities throughout the night, accompanied by a selection of refreshments and activities.
Discover the latest innovations shaping the future of neuroscience and neurological care. Meet startups and innovators developing new technologies, tools and solutions to tackle some of the biggest challenges in brain health.
Exciting line up to be announced soon!
Interested in how singing can support rehabilitation? Join us for a short interactive workshop and try your hand (or voice!) at some singing exercises.
How do you explain what your startup does in a way that resonates with the people you most want to reach?
This workshop is for founders, particularly early stage startups, who want to sharpen their messaging and attract the right customers. We’ll explore why messaging that works with your first users doesn’t always translate as your startup grows, and how to recognise when it’s time to rethink your approach.
Through real-world examples of healthtech startups that have successfully navigated this transition, you’ll learn how to better understand what your target audience cares about, communicate your value clearly, and craft a message that captures the attention of your best prospects.
Introduction to the event, followed by a fireside chat with the Digital Innovation Hub, Queen Square and the Venture Fund.
Hear directly from innovators developing new technologies, products and solutions designed to tackle real challenges in neuroscience and healthcare.
To date, Jeff Berman has created the original brand strategies and go-to-market campaigns for Tivoli Audio, Advance Medical, Beacon Health Strategies, and more than 140 other successful startups.
As far as he knows, Jeff is the only marketing professional who studied astrophysics. After realizing what astrophysicists actually do, he left the University of Chicago for an advertising job at Leo Burnett in Chicago. Jeff worked at Ogilvy & Mather in New York and Mullen in Boston before launching Berman Creative in 2002.
Katie Ryan is an Irish vocalist, vocal coach, vocal arranger and choir leader from Dublin, now based in London. Having started performing at a young age, she has developed a diverse career spanning live performance, studio recording and vocal education, performing as a lead and backing vocalist across the UK, Ireland and Europe with artists, bands and major productions.
Alongside her performance work, Katie is passionate about vocal coaching, helping singers of all abilities develop their technique, confidence and artistry. She has a particular interest in making the inticisies of vocal technique accessible and engaging for her students. As a vocal arranger and choir director, she lead a 70-person community choir in Dublin, directs musical theatre showcases, and collaborates with songwriters to creates backing vocals and harmonies for original music.
Katie is passionate about making singing accessible to everyone and exploring its benefits beyond performance. She is particularly interested in the relationship between singing, the brain and wellbeing, including its potential to support cognitive function, emotional wellbeing and social connection. Through her coaching and choir work, she aims to create inclusive, engaging spaces where people can experience the joy of singing together and its wider benefits for individuals and communities.
📍 1 Triton Square, London NW1 3BF
Join us as we partner with UCLH and Dx Capital to bring together clinicians, researchers, innovators, industry and healthcare leaders to explore emerging technologies and innovations shaping the future of neurological care.
Whether you're a clinician with a problem to solve, a researcher developing the next breakthrough, or an innovator looking to work with the NHS, we'd love to have you join us.
Expect an evening of inspiring talks, innovative technologies and networking, with opportunities to connect with people working to solve some of the biggest challenges in neuroscience.
Powered by Advanced Research + Invention Agency
In partnership with UCLH Digital Innovation Hub and Dx Capital
Our Thursday Gatherings are for you to make serendipitous connections and make things happen!
There will be meaningful networking opportunities throughout the night, accompanied by a selection of refreshments and activities.
Discover the latest innovations shaping the future of neuroscience and neurological care. Meet startups and innovators developing new technologies, tools and solutions to tackle some of the biggest challenges in brain health.
Exciting line up to be announced soon!
Interested in how singing can support rehabilitation? Join us for a short interactive workshop and try your hand (or voice!) at some singing exercises.
How do you explain what your startup does in a way that resonates with the people you most want to reach?
This workshop is for founders, particularly early stage startups, who want to sharpen their messaging and attract the right customers. We’ll explore why messaging that works with your first users doesn’t always translate as your startup grows, and how to recognise when it’s time to rethink your approach.
Through real-world examples of healthtech startups that have successfully navigated this transition, you’ll learn how to better understand what your target audience cares about, communicate your value clearly, and craft a message that captures the attention of your best prospects.
Introduction to the event, followed by a fireside chat with the Digital Innovation Hub, Queen Square and the Venture Fund.
Hear directly from innovators developing new technologies, products and solutions designed to tackle real challenges in neuroscience and healthcare.
To date, Jeff Berman has created the original brand strategies and go-to-market campaigns for Tivoli Audio, Advance Medical, Beacon Health Strategies, and more than 140 other successful startups.
As far as he knows, Jeff is the only marketing professional who studied astrophysics. After realizing what astrophysicists actually do, he left the University of Chicago for an advertising job at Leo Burnett in Chicago. Jeff worked at Ogilvy & Mather in New York and Mullen in Boston before launching Berman Creative in 2002.
Katie Ryan is an Irish vocalist, vocal coach, vocal arranger and choir leader from Dublin, now based in London. Having started performing at a young age, she has developed a diverse career spanning live performance, studio recording and vocal education, performing as a lead and backing vocalist across the UK, Ireland and Europe with artists, bands and major productions.
Alongside her performance work, Katie is passionate about vocal coaching, helping singers of all abilities develop their technique, confidence and artistry. She has a particular interest in making the inticisies of vocal technique accessible and engaging for her students. As a vocal arranger and choir director, she lead a 70-person community choir in Dublin, directs musical theatre showcases, and collaborates with songwriters to creates backing vocals and harmonies for original music.
Katie is passionate about making singing accessible to everyone and exploring its benefits beyond performance. She is particularly interested in the relationship between singing, the brain and wellbeing, including its potential to support cognitive function, emotional wellbeing and social connection. Through her coaching and choir work, she aims to create inclusive, engaging spaces where people can experience the joy of singing together and its wider benefits for individuals and communities.