International Conference on Traumatic Brain Injury (ICTBI - 2026)

The International Conference on Traumatic Brain Injury (ICTBI 2026) is an international conference organized by the Society for Engineering Research (SFER) and scheduled for 22 November 2026 in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. The event is intended to provide a platform for researchers, healthcare professionals, academics, practitioners, educators, and other stakeholders to exchange knowledge and present research related to traumatic brain injury. Traumatic brain injury is a multidisciplinary area of healthcare involving neurological assessment, emergency management, neurosurgical intervention, critical care, rehabilitation, and long-term patient support. An international forum focused on this subject can bring together professionals from different specialties to discuss research findings, clinical approaches, emerging developments, and challenges associated with the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of patients with TBI. The conference provides opportunities for participants to present their research through oral and poster presentations. These sessions allow researchers and practitioners to communicate findings, discuss methodologies and approaches, and receive feedback from other professionals working in related fields. The event also creates an environment for academic exchange between established researchers, early-career researchers, postgraduate students, and healthcare professionals. In addition to formal research presentations, ICTBI 2026 provides opportunities for professional interaction and networking. Participants can exchange ideas with researchers and practitioners from different institutions and geographical backgrounds, potentially creating opportunities for future research collaboration and interdisciplinary projects. The conference also supports research dissemination through publication opportunities. Participants can submit scholarly contributions such as original research papers, review papers, surveys, case studies, and other research-related works for consideration under the conference's publication framework. Selected contributions may provide researchers with an additional avenue for sharing their work with a broader academic audience. The event is particularly relevant to professionals whose work intersects with traumatic brain injury, including neurologists, neurosurgeons, emergency and critical-care professionals, rehabilitation specialists, neuroscientists, researchers, and academics. It can also be of interest to postgraduate students and other healthcare professionals seeking exposure to current research and developments in the field. Overall, ICTBI 2026 is designed as a research and knowledge-exchange forum focused on traumatic brain injury. By combining research presentations, professional interaction, networking, and publication opportunities, the conference provides an international setting for participants to share findings and engage with developments relevant to TBI research and healthcare practice.