Registration Info
Poster Presentations: ​
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To register as a poster presenter, please fill out the registration form in the registration section, once it becomes available to public access.
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Registration involves making a $10.00 CAD payment and submitting an abstract for your poster (~250 words).
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Students will prepare and present a poster that summarizes the neuroscience/mental health research they were involved in. Poster presentations will be evaluated by multiple judges during one of two presentation periods.
Evaluation criteria include: the quality of the content, poster visualization, and presentation of the poster's content.
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All abstracts submitted for poster presentations are accepted provided that the research to be presented relates to one of the Research Areas in neuroscience and mental health.
Poster Requirements:​
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Title
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Introduction
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Materials and Methods
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Results
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Conclusion
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References
Oral Presentations: ​
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To register as an oral presenter, please fill out the registration form in the registration section, once it becomes available to public access.
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Registration involves making a $10.00 CAD payment and submitting an abstract for your oral presentation (~250 words).
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Students will prepare a TEDx-style presentation summarizing the key points of the neuroscience/mental health research that they were involved in. The purpose of the oral presentations is to provide an engaging account of research. Presentations will be strictly 7 minutes in length, and are followed by a brief question period. ​
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All selected oral presenters will be contacted and provided with guidelines for their presentation. If you are not selected as an oral presenter, you will automatically be registered as a poster presenter, should you still wish to present your research at the conference.
Honorariums:​
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Honorariums will be awarded for the most outstanding poster presentations, as determined by a panel of graduate student judges and affiliate journal representatives.
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Additionally, one honorarium will be awarded for the most outstanding oral presentation, as determined by a panel of graduate student judges and affiliate journal representatives.
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Multiple abstract publications in the McMaster Meducator, as well as McMaster Psynapse journals will be awarded to outstanding presentations, as determined by a panel of McMaster affiliate journal representatives. These journals focus on creating a literary community to ultimately enable meaningful academic discussions.
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Conference Registration
Presenter Registration:
To register for the 2026 NeuroXChange Conference
as either a:
poster presenter or oral presenter
please click the following:
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Attendee Registration:
To register for the 2026 NeuroXChange
Conference as an:
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attendee
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please click the following:
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