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Space Rendezvous is NeurAstra’s dedicated page for sharing updates on past and upcoming events, bringing together science, nature, and space enthusiasts through both NeurAstra-organised events and those we participate in worldwide.
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The Brain in Motion


THE EVENT WILL START ON DECEMBER 3

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The Brain in Motion
— 32nd SOFPEL Congress



Place: CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland

Date: 03.12.2026 - 04.12.2026

Open to: Public


ABOUT THE EVENT

The 32nd SOFPEL Congress will take place in Lausanne, Switzerland, bringing together the scientific community for two days of exchange and discussion around the theme “The Brain in Motion.” 

This edition will explore the dynamic nature of brain function across development, behaviour, health and disease, highlighting how neural systems adapt, reorganise and interact with movement, environment and experience. Organised at Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV), the congress will provide a forum for researchers and clinicians to share recent advances, foster interdisciplinary dialogue and reflect on emerging perspectives in neuroscience.







Space Radiography Workshop


THE EVENT WILL START ON SEPTEMBER 24

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Space Radiography Workshop
— First International Workshop



Place: Villa Orlandi, Capri, Italy

Date: 24.09.2026 - 25.09.2026

Open to: Public


ABOUT THE EVENT

The First International Workshop on Space Radiography will bring together researchers and experts to explore the role of X-ray imaging in human spaceflight. The workshop will focus on the use of radiography for monitoring astronauts’ health during long-duration and deep-space missions, addressing current diagnostic gaps through fast, low-dose imaging and AI-supported interpretation. 

Discussions will cover clinical applications for astronaut health assessment, emergency and diagnostic imaging in extraterrestrial environments, technological challenges of portable radiographic systems, and the translation of terrestrial research into space applications.










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