Sino-German Symposium
3rd International Symposium on Brain-Computer Interface and Brain Stimulation
A focused academic platform for researchers, clinicians, engineers, and students working on brain-computer interface, brain stimulation, neuroengineering, and translational neuroscience.
Overview
About the Symposium
The first symposium was held in 2021 at the University of Magdeburg, followed by the second edition in Hamburg in 2022. Building on this foundation, the current symposium continues to foster academic exchange between China and Germany in this field. Brain-computer interfaces and brain stimulation are rapidly evolving interdisciplinary areas at the intersection of neuroscience, engineering, artificial intelligence, and clinical science. As research advances, there is an increasing need for high-level academic exchange to promote collaboration and drive progress toward precision brain stimulation. This symposium aims to strengthen scientific dialogue and enhance collaboration within the Sino-German research community.
Previous Meetings 2021, Magdeburg | 2022, Hamburg, Germany
Topics
Topics
Topics include, but are not limited to, the areas listed below.
TMS, TES, TUS, DBS and related stimulation technologies
Brain-computer interface and neural decoding
Closed-loop and brain-state dependent stimulation
Neural oscillation and network dynamics
AI-assisted brain stimulation research
Clinical and translational neuroscience
Organizing
Main Structure
The sections below present the official organizing structure and visual identity of the symposium.
Hosts
The host institutions of the symposium are listed below.
Universitätsklinikum Tübingen
Basic and Translational Neuromodulation Branch of the Chinese Neuroscience Society
Universitätsmedizin Göttingen
Co-organizers
The co-organizing institutions and collaborating academic partners are listed below.
Neuromodulation Branch of the Shanghai Neuroscience Society
Noninvasive Brain Stimulation Lab (NBS-Lab)
Macau University of Science and Technology
Fudan University
Jiangxi Society of Medical Technology Innovation
Jiangxi Association of Rehabilitation Medicine
Keynote Speakers
The academic committee and confirmed speakers with their institutional affiliations are presented below.
Prof. Ulf Ziemann
Keynote SpeakerProfessor of Neurology, Eberhard-Karls University of Tübingen
Prof. Dr. Andrea Antal
Keynote SpeakerVice president of The European Society for Brain Stimulation&University Medical Center Göttingen
Prof. Shouyan Wang
Keynote SpeakerInstitute of Science and Technology for Brain-inspired Intelligence of Fudan University
Prof. Yang Bai
Keynote SpeakerVice President of the Affiliated Rehabilitation Hospital of Nanchang University
Organizing Committee
The organizing committee members and supporting team are presented below.
Ningfei Li
Northwestern Polytechnical University
Dania Humaidan
Universitätsklinikum Tübingen
Ramasawmy Perianen
University Medical Center Göttingen
Lin Yang
Deutsche Bank
Jiahua Xu
GCI&DRCMR
Huiyu Kang
Fudan University
Zhongfei Bai
Tongji University
Umair Hassan
Stanford University
Xue Guo
University Medical Center Göttingen
Peng Liu
Universitätsklinikum Tübingen
Frontiers Research Topic
Manuscript submission information for the associated Frontiers in Human Neuroscience Brain-Computer Interfaces topic.
Journal Topic
Toward Precise Brain Stimulation: Mechanisms, Methods, and Applications
This Research Topic brings together interdisciplinary work spanning methodological innovation, computational modeling, multimodal integration, and clinical applications in brain stimulation.
Editors
Ningfei Li, Dania Humaidan, Ramasawmy Perianen, Umair Hassan, Xavier Corominas-Teruel, Jiahua Xu
Submission Link
To be confirmed from Frontiers.
Topics of Interest
- Brain stimulation techniques including TMS, TES (tDCS/tACS), TUS, and DBS.
- Machine learning, neural decoding, stimulation outcome prediction, and computational modeling.
- Multimodal neuroimaging with EEG, fMRI, fNIRS, and stimulation-recording paradigms.
- Clinical and translational applications in neurological and psychiatric disorders, neurorehabilitation, and cognitive enhancement.
Poster Submission
Poster guidelines, submission requirements, and symposium presentation details.
Deadline
30 Aug 2026
Submission Email
Poster Format
A0, portrait, 84 cm (W) x 118.8 cm (H)
Submission Requirements
- Title, maximum 150 characters including spaces.
- Presenter and any co-author(s): name, affiliation, and email address.
- Abstract, maximum 1250 characters including spaces.
- Keywords, maximum 5.
Accepted Posters
Accepted posters will receive accommodation and food package support provided by the organizers.
Flash Presentation
A limited number of selected posters, approximately 10, will be invited for 5-minute oral flash presentations.
Contact
Official contact information for symposium communication and participant support is provided below.
General Support
support@ibcibs.com
For general inquiries, website support, registration help, and participant assistance.
Venue Information
Hotel & Venue
Venue details, hotel recommendations, and local transportation guidance.
Sponsorship
The sponsorship and supporting publication partner are presented below.
