The Neuroengineering Symposium was launched in 2015 by the Santos Dumont Institute (ISD) with the aim of complementing the training of future researchers and students, while stimulating the generation of new knowledge through independent research, and the articulation of research and teaching as an agent of social transformation integrated into the community.

The event's target audience includes students and professionals in the areas of health, biological, engineering and technological sciences.

Held for seven years by ISD – with editions in the years 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2021 – the Symposium received, in the accumulated of this period, more than 1,300 participants from several countries, in addition to debates on topics related to innovation, development science and technology, innovation in health and neuroscience. 

The program includes round tables and guest lectures, in addition to the presentation of posters of works submitted to the event by students and researchers. More than 200 posters have already been presented at the Symposium. Among the themes of the work of students and researchers at the event are Brain-Machine Interface, Neuromodulation, Signal Processing and Biomedical Images, Biomechanics and Rehabilitation. 

At section 'Proceedings of the Symposium', you will find a collection of scientific works presented in previous editions of the Neuroengineering Symposium, as well as the norms for the submission of works in the event.