Over four days from March 29^th – April 1^st 2023, the world’s leading minds in the field of brain injury came together in Dublin, Ireland to share the latest findings on the assessment, treatment and future priorities in brain injury research and rehabilitation. The 14^th World Congress on Brain Injury was presented by the International Brain Injury Association in partnership with Acquired Brain Injury Ireland.  

Over 1,000 delegates from 34 countries gathered at this landmark event, which was hosted at the Convention Centre Dublin. Among them were more than 100 internationally recognised keynotes, panelists and speakers, united in their commitment to progressing the recovery and rehabilitation journey of those impacted by brain injury.  

Speaking on behalf of the IBIA Board, Chair of the 14^th World Congress Dr David Arciniegas celebrated this hugely successful event:  “Every two years, the IBIA mounts this global gathering as a platform to share cutting edge research, promote collaboration, and shine a light on the causes and impacts of brain injury internationally. This 14th edition has been especially significant, marking the first World Congress to be hosted in-person since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. “

As the Congress came to a close, it was announced the next World Congress on Brain Injury will be held in the city of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, from March 19th – 22nd, 2025.  

A full list of presentations made at the Congress and speaker information is available here.