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A nonprofit group of clinicians, scientistic and engineers dedicated to the scientific development of neuromodulation via chapters, meetings & journal Neuromodulation; Join us for in Lisbon, Portugal | 9–14 May 2026 The vision of the INS is to harness all scientific, clinical and engineering endeavour throughout the world and to brand neuromodulation to encompass all implantable neurological technologies that through electrical or chemical means improve the function of the impaired individual. The goals of the INS are:

To create a forum for clinicians, basic scientists and bioengineers involved with neuromodulation through a combination of scientific meetings, journal and interactive website
To create a family of affiliated neuromodulation national chapters to encourage growth and influence at national level
To encourage research and development into the conditions treated and the devices and techniques used
To encourage open dialogue with industry partners and health care authorities to improve understanding of these therapies, the needs of patients, service requirements and fair remuneration
To expand the worldwide access to neuromodulation by raising awareness of the both its clinical efficacy and cost effectiveness

02/27/2026

: Low-intensity ultrasound tibial nerve stimulation suppresses bladder activity in rats and shows inhibitory effects in both physiological and overactive bladder models.

📖 “Low-Intensity Ultrasound Tibial Nerve Stimulation Suppresses Bladder Activity in Rats”

👀 https://ow.ly/FTQf50YmWfx

HOW TO CITE 👉
He Z., Liu Q., Yang R., Zhou Y., Liu X., Deng H., Cong H., Liu Y., Liao L. 2025. Low-Intensity Ultrasound Tibial Nerve Stimulation Suppresses Bladder Activity in Rats. Neuromodulation 2025; 28: 95–102.

➡️ DOI: https://ow.ly/paz550YmWfz

02/26/2026

Mark your calendar for our upcoming Virtual Journal Club where we will examine current evidence on infection risk following neuromodulation and mitigation strategies.

Join moderators David Provenzano, MD, and Frank Huygen, MD, PhD, FIPP, FFPMCAI (hon), for an in-depth discussion of recent studies published in Neuromodulation, alongside expert presenters.

📅 Thursday, March 19, 2026
🕚 4:30 PM EDT | 22:30 CEST
🔗 Register today: bit.ly/JC-March-2026

02/25/2026

Accommodation is part of the congress experience and booking through comes with real advantages.

By reserving your hotel through the official INS accommodation platform, you get access to specially negotiated rates, reliable locations close to the venue, and support from a team that understands the demands of a medical congress. It also means fewer logistics to manage and more time focused on the science, the sessions, and the people you’re coming to meet.

Rooms in Lisbon fill quickly in May. Securing accommodation early through us helps avoid last-minute price jumps and availability issues.

🔗 Book with confidence: https://ins-congress.com/why-book-through-us/

02/24/2026

Join our expert faculty for a free, 90-minute Case Presentation–style webinar on neuromodulation for chronic pelvic pain.

Through case discussions, the panel will review diagnostic approaches, considerations for patient selection, and procedure-related factors relevant to clinical practice.

📅 Thursday, March 5, 2026
🕚 4:30 PM EDT | 22:30 CEST
🔗 Register now: bit.ly/INS-March-2026

02/23/2026

INS membership comes with tangible benefits and registration savings are one of them.

INS members can currently register for at the reduced rate until 16 April 2026, saving up to €325 compared to non-member fees. It’s a straightforward advantage for anyone already involved in the neuromodulation community.

If you’re a member, this is a very cost-effective time to secure your place in Lisbon.

🔗 Register at the member reduced rate:
https://ins-congress.com/register/

02/20/2026

: Numerical simulations evaluate layered homogeneous skull models to support transcranial focused ultrasound modeling.

📖 “Numerical Investigation of Layered Homogeneous Skull Model for Simulations of Transcranial Focused Ultrasound”

👀 https://ow.ly/pwuY50Y9hyW

HOW TO CITE 👉
Seo H., Han M., Choi J.-r., Kim S., Park J., Lee E.-H. 2025. Numerical Investigation of Layered Homogeneous Skull Model for Simulations of Transcranial Focused Ultrasound. Neuromodulation 2025; 28: 103–114.

➡️ DOI: 10.1016/j.neurom.2024.04.001

02/19/2026

Neuromodulation doesn’t advance in a vacuum. As technologies evolve, so do the ethical questions around responsibility, access, consent, and long-term impact.

At , one of the plenary sessions will focus on the ethical and societal dimensions of neuromodulation - bringing a structured, thoughtful perspective to questions clinicians, researchers, and engineers increasingly face in practice and development.

This session, led by Dr. Laura Cabrera, will examine how ethical frameworks can guide responsible innovation, clinical decision-making, and policy conversations across the field.

🔗 View the full plenary program:
https://ins-congress.com/plenary-sessions/

Penn State

02/18/2026

We’re pleased to spotlight Eline van Lange, one of the Young Neuromodulators contributing to the scientific program at .

Eline’s work sits at the intersection of neuromodulation, imaging, and data science. Her research explores how advanced analysis of thermographic data can help better understand treatment effects in chronic regional pain syndrome (CRPS) - supporting more objective assessment and informed clinical decision-making.

Her abstract will be presented as part of the INS 2026 scientific program, adding a valuable perspective on how emerging analytical tools can complement clinical neuromodulation practice.

🔗 View the scientific program:
https://ins-congress.com/scientific-program/

Erasmus MC

02/16/2026

The gap between a laboratory breakthrough and a viable therapy or company is notoriously difficult to navigate.

On Sunday, May 10th, in Lisbon, the 7th Innovations Day will tackle this reality head-on. As part of the INS 17th World Congress pre-conference, we are bringing together over 200 entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, Industry representatives, engineers, and clinicians to discuss innovations and the practicalities of commercialization in the neuromodulation space.

If you are developing a device or looking for the next investment opportunity, this is the room you need to be in.

Apply for a panel spot or secure your seat for Lisbon: 👉 https://ins-congress.com/innovations-in-neuromodulation/

CHU de Poitiers (page officielle)

02/14/2026

📖 NEWLY PUBLISHED IN NEUROMODULATION 📖

“Invasive Neuromodulation in Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis”

🔗 https://www.neuromodulationjournal.org/article/S1094-7159(25)01186-9/abstract?dgcid=raven_jbs_aip_email

HOW TO CITE 👉 de Oliveira H.M., Fonseca P.E.O., Gallo Ruelas M., Oliveira de Paula G., Diaz C.A.V., Fruett da Costa P.R., de Oliveira R., Pilitsis J.G. 2025. Invasive Neuromodulation in Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Neuromodulation 2025; ■: 1–10

➡️ DOI: 10.1016/j.neurom.2025.11.014

02/13/2026

: Transcutaneous auricular vagus nerve stimulation (taVNS) shows variable effects on cortical excitability in healthy adults.

📖 “Effects of Transcutaneous Auricular Vagus Nerve Stimulation on Cortical Excitability in Healthy Adults”

👀 https://ow.ly/vHH450Y9h3L

HOW TO CITE 👉
Yun Y.J., Myong Y., Oh B.-M., Song J.-J., Kim C.K., Seo H.G. 2025. Effects of Transcutaneous Auricular Vagus Nerve Stimulation on Cortical Excitability in Healthy Adults. Neuromodulation 2025; 28: 115–122.

➡️ DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neurom.2024.06.007

02/11/2026

Today, on International Day of Women in Science, we recognize the women whose work advances neuromodulation every day - in research labs, operating rooms, clinics, and classrooms.

From fundamental science to clinical application, women play a critical role in developing, evaluating, and delivering neuromodulation therapies. Their contributions strengthen scientific rigor, broaden perspectives, and improve patient care.

At in Lisbon, these voices are not highlighted as a theme - they are integrated throughout the scientific program, committees, and discussions that reflect the field as it is today.

🔗 Learn more about why INS 2026 brings the community together: https://ins-congress.com/why-attend/

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