Dutch Dementia Researchers Conference Returns in 2026
‘s Hertogenbosch, Monday, 29 September 2025.
The Dutch Dementia Researchers Conference, scheduled for February 12, 2026, in ‘s Hertogenbosch, aims to enhance collaboration and innovation among researchers and companies in the dementia field.
Conference Overview
The Dutch Dementia Researchers Conference, set for February 12, 2026, at Congrescentrum 1931 in ‘s Hertogenbosch, aims to enhance collaboration and innovation among researchers and companies in the dementia field. This event follows the success of the inaugural conference in 2024, which established a solid foundation for ongoing discussions and partnerships in dementia research [1].
Focus on Technological Integration
This year, the conference extends its invitation to companies working with technology designed to combat dementia, reflecting a growing recognition of the role of technological innovation in addressing dementia-related challenges. Participants will have the opportunity to explore public-private partnerships, delve into emerging themes such as business integration, and learn about advancements in healthcare and well-being [1].
Program Highlights
The program for the 2026 conference includes a variety of parallel sessions, poster presentations, and engaging speakers. These sessions are designed to foster knowledge exchange and provide a platform for implementing best practices and target-group participation strategies. The event promises ample opportunities for participants to network and share insights, contributing significantly to the advancement of dementia research [1].
Driving Innovation and Collaboration
By bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, the conference aims to inspire innovation and facilitate the implementation of cutting-edge research in dementia care. The focus on collaboration is expected to yield new insights and strategies that can be applied to both fundamental and applied research areas, thereby enhancing the overall impact of the dementia research community in the Netherlands [1].