Bruker at Neuroscience 2026
Join Us at Neuroscience 2026
Join Bruker at the Neuroscience 2026 conference, where the global neuroscience community gathers to explore the latest in brain research, imaging, and technology.
Discover everything we have planned at Neuroscience 2026, below, from expert consultations and in-booth Q&A and demonstrations to presentations, product theaters, and a special satellite event. We’re excited to exhibit and connect with you — come meet our team and discover what’s new!
Date: November 14 - 18, 2026
Location: Washington D.C.
Venue: Walter E. Washington Convention Center
Booth: Booth 1917
Visit us at Booth 1917 to speak with an expert and see our microscopy solutions on display, or book a meeting with us to demo a system or see it in action with your sample.
Connect with Bruker experts and explore our full suite of fluorescence microscopy technologies and spatial biology solutions for life science imaging and analysis, including:
Multiphoton Microscopes for deep tissue imaging
Miniscopes and Multi-Site Miniscopes for in vivo neural circuit studies
Bruker Spatial Biology Solutions for high-plex spatial proteomics and transcriptomics
Light-Sheet Microscopes for high-speed, high-resolution 3D imaging
Our solutions help scientists make breakthrough post-genomic discoveries and develop new applications that improve the quality of human life. Our team will be available throughout the show to discuss applications, answer questions, and help you find the right solutions for your neuroscience research. See you there!
Don’t Miss Our Presentations
Connect with our team across the show to hear case studies, technical insights, and application highlights. Full schedule and abstracts coming soon!
Product Theaters
Illuminating Brain Function Through Two-Photon: Calcium and Voltage Dynamics with Optogenetics
Two-photon microscopy has advanced our understanding of computation and connectivity in neuroscience. Through in-vivo calcium imaging at cell-resolution, scientists study brain activity from scales of dendritic spines to neuronal networks. Combined with optogenetics and voltage imaging, 2P offers new insights into dynamic interactions in neural circuits. Learn how Bruker enables research with 3D holographic optogenetics, voltage imaging (OptoVolt), fast volumetric imaging (NeuraLeap), and more.
Speaker: Jimmy Fong
Date: Sunday, November 15
Time: 10:00 AM EST
Location: Grand Theater
See what's happening beyond the booth.
Join Bruker’s 8th Annual Neuroscience Symposium at Neuroscience 2026, a special satellite event showcasing advances in neuroimaging and the latest discoveries from leading researchers using our new all-optical technologies.
