Comparative and Evolutionary Neurobiology 2026
A 3.5-day Lake Conferences forum on emerging technologies, topics and views in comparative and evolutionary approaches to understanding nervous system function.
Hyatt Regency Lake Washington
- Dates
- October 25–29, 2026
- Venue
- Hyatt Regency Lake Washington
- Location
- Seattle, USA
- Format
- 3.5-day forum
TL;DR
- Comparative and Evolutionary Neurobiology 2026 runs October 25–29 at Hyatt Regency Lake Washington in Seattle, USA.
- It is a 3.5-day Lake Conferences forum on emerging technologies, topics and views in comparative and evolutionary approaches to understanding nervous system function.
- Lake Conferences organizes the event.
About
This Lake Conferences meeting runs about three and a half days and looks at how comparing species and studying evolution can explain the way nervous systems work. The schedule combines roughly 30 talks from invited speakers with shorter presentations drawn from submitted abstracts, plus two poster sessions. It is aimed at neurobiology researchers.
Who you'll find in the room
Neurobiology researchers
Researchers in neurobiology are the identified audience.
Featured speakers
9 listedDetlev Arendt
Organizer
Trygve Bakken
Organizer
Pico Caroni
Organizer
Evan Eichler
Organizer
Alex Pollen
Organizer
Barbara Treutlein
Organizer
Vanessa Ruta
Organizer
Michael Yartsev
Organizer
Ed Lein
Organizer
Venue & travel
Venue
Hyatt Regency Lake WashingtonQuestions people ask
5 answeredComparative and Evolutionary Neurobiology 2026 runs October 25–29, 2026.
It is held at Hyatt Regency Lake Washington in Seattle, USA.
Neurobiology researchers are the identified audience.
It is worth it for neuroscientists and geneticists working on cross-species and evolutionary questions, since the program has about 30 invited talks, selected short talks and two poster sessions covering comparative genomics and developmental mechanisms, with organizers such as Detlev Arendt, Evan Eichler and Ed Lein also listed as speakers. A small, single-track forum over 3.5 days rewards researchers who want to present and discuss unpublished work; clinicians or those in applied neuroscience will get less from its basic-science focus.
Attendees at academic research conferences usually wear casual clothing, such as jeans or slacks with a shirt or sweater. A warm layer and rain jacket suit Seattle in late October, and poster presenters often dress slightly smarter.
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