Dutch Dementia Researchers Conference to Enhance Collaboration in 2026
‘s Hertogenbosch, Tuesday, 9 September 2025.
The 2026 conference in ‘s Hertogenbosch aims to unite researchers and tech companies, fostering innovation and breakthroughs in dementia care following a successful 2024 inaugural event.
Conference Overview
The Dutch Dementia Researchers Conference, set to take place on February 12, 2026, at Congrescentrum 1931 in ‘s Hertogenbosch, aims to enhance collaboration among dementia researchers and technology companies. This initiative follows the success of the inaugural conference held in 2024. By fostering an environment conducive to knowledge sharing, the event seeks to inspire innovations in dementia care and research [1].
Organizational Support and Goals
The conference is organized by Alzheimer Nederland, ZonMw, Health~Holland, and DEMPACT. These organizations aim to bridge gaps between researchers and the technology sector, promoting public-private partnerships. Such collaborations are anticipated to drive forward breakthrough solutions in dementia care, ranging from fundamental research to applied healthcare innovations [1].
Program Highlights
The one-day conference will feature parallel sessions, poster presentations, and engaging talks, providing ample opportunities for networking and learning. Attendees can explore best practices, implementation strategies, and target-group participation. This comprehensive program is designed to contribute significantly to the advancement of dementia research [1].
International and Collaborative Efforts
International cooperation is a core focus, with the event encouraging global participation and resource sharing among researchers. Such efforts are crucial in advancing understanding and treatment of dementia, particularly Alzheimer’s disease, as highlighted by various international research initiatives [2][3].