The 1st International Neurolaw Congress: Legal Challenges before Technological Innovations. Image of the poster with the text: "registration open and call for papers"

Free registration is now open in-person and online for the 1st International Neurolaw Congress, which will be held in November at the Rector Peset Hall of Residence, and extended for communication proposals.

The Neurolaw Research Group of the Universitat de València organises the 1st International Neurolaw Congress. This event will be held on 26 and 27 November 2026 in the Assembly Hall of the Rector Peset Hall of Residence in Valencia.

Currently, the in-person registration is open until 15 November 2026, the attendance registration will be until 22 November, as well as the submission of communication proposals until 12 October 2026.

• Poster; scientific committee ; organizing committee; congress management and secretariat

• Access to registration (in-person and online, free) and the submission of communications

The congress, under the title "Legal Challenges before Technological Innovations", is expected to gather national and international specialists in order to address the challenges that are posed to the legal system by technological advances.

The event is sponsored by the Generalitat Valenciana (Conselleria de Educación, Investigación, Cultura y Deporte) and the Faculty of Law at the University of Valencia.

GIN Neurolaw Research Group UV

The Neurolaw Research Group, Grup d'Investigació Neuroderecho (GIN), at the University of Valencia, is led by Dr. José Manuel Sánchez Patrón, a professor of international law. GIN is a multidisciplinary group that studies the intersection between neurosciences, neurotechnologies, and law. The group's work covers different topics such as neurolaw as new barrier to human rights and the legal challenges that are posed by artificial intelligence and cognitive technologies, with a frequent presence at national and international forums.

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