International Conference on Neuroscience Psychiatry and Biological Psychiatry (ICNPBP - 2026)

The International Conference on Neuroscience Psychiatry and Biological Psychiatry (ICNPBP 2026) is an international scientific conference organized by the Society for Engineering Research (SFER) and scheduled for 27 November 2026 in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The conference brings together researchers, psychiatrists, neuroscientists, neurologists, psychologists, healthcare professionals, academics, research scholars, and other stakeholders interested in the relationship between neuroscience, biological processes, and psychiatric disorders. Neuroscience and psychiatry increasingly intersect in the study of how biological mechanisms within the brain and nervous system contribute to mental health and psychiatric conditions. Biological psychiatry examines psychiatric disorders from biological and physiological perspectives, while neuroscience provides research approaches for understanding brain structure, function, neural processes, and their relationship to behavior and mental health. The conference provides an interdisciplinary setting for discussing research across these interconnected areas. A major component of ICNPBP 2026 is research presentation. Participants can present their findings through oral and poster presentations, allowing researchers and healthcare professionals to communicate research results, methodologies, case studies, and emerging scientific ideas to an international audience. These presentations can facilitate discussion and exchange of perspectives between professionals from different neuroscience, psychiatry, and mental-health disciplines. The conference is particularly relevant to psychiatrists, neuroscientists, neurologists, clinical psychologists, neuropsychiatry researchers, biological psychiatry researchers, biomedical scientists, academics, and postgraduate researchers. Participants can explore research concerning the biological foundations of psychiatric disorders, neurological mechanisms associated with mental health, brain function, psychiatric assessment, and other areas connecting neuroscience and clinical psychiatry. The event also provides opportunities for interdisciplinary interaction. Neuroscience and psychiatry involve contributions from medicine, psychology, biology, pharmacology, behavioral science, and other research fields. Bringing professionals from these areas together can facilitate the exchange of research perspectives and encourage collaboration across traditionally interconnected disciplines. In addition to formal research presentations, the conference provides opportunities for professional networking and international collaboration. Participants can interact with researchers and healthcare professionals from different institutions and countries, exchange experiences, identify shared research interests, and develop professional relationships that may contribute to future research projects and academic collaborations. Research dissemination is another component of the SFER conference format. Scholarly contributions may include original research papers, review papers, surveys, case studies, technical reports, and other research-related works. Eligible contributions can provide researchers with opportunities to communicate their findings to a broader academic and professional audience. The conference also provides a setting for discussion of emerging developments in neuroscience and psychiatry. Researchers can examine new scientific findings and approaches while considering their relevance to understanding psychiatric conditions and improving knowledge of mental health and brain-related disorders. Overall, ICNPBP 2026 provides an international forum for scientific exchange at the intersection of neuroscience, psychiatry, and biological psychiatry. Through research presentations, academic discussion, interdisciplinary interaction, networking, and collaboration, the conference offers participants an opportunity to share research and engage with developments in the scientific understanding of the brain and psychiatric health.