Neurodiversity is a growing field of study that impacts education, workplaces, and individual lives. However, for meaningful change to take place—whether in policy, practice, or everyday understanding—academic research must be at the forefront. That’s why The Neurodiversity Show is proud to introduce the Academic and Research Zone, a dedicated space for showcasing groundbreaking research, sharing insights, and shaping the future of neurodiversity.
Why Research Matters
The role of academic research in neurodiversity cannot be overstated. Studies on cognitive differences, learning strategies, workplace accommodations, and policy development are essential in shaping an inclusive society. Without robust, evidence-based research, the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals may continue to be misunderstood, and opportunities for improvement could be missed.
As Arran Smith, Founder of The Neurodiversity Show, explains:
“We’ve developed The Neurodiversity Show to be the UK’s premier exhibition dedicated to neurodiversity. Whether you’re in education, a parent, a workplace leader, or an individual, this is where you need to be. Having academic and research posters at the show adds more depth, more understanding, and more visibility to the academic process. Research drives understanding, influences policy, and ultimately creates best practices to support everyone in our community.”
The Academic and Research Zone: A Platform for Impact
The Academic and Research Zone provides a vital space for academics, researchers, and thought leaders to present their work through interactive poster sessions. These sessions allow experts to visually showcase their findings, engage with attendees, and foster important discussions that bridge research with real-world applications.
At The Neurodiversity Show, research is not confined to journals or academic institutions. Instead, it becomes accessible to educators, parents, neurodivergent individuals, and workplace leaders—all of whom are actively seeking new insights and strategies to foster inclusivity and support.
Submit Your Research and Be Part of the Conversation
The opportunity to present your research at The Neurodiversity Show is now open! We invite researchers, students, and professionals to submit their abstracts by 14th March 2025. Successful applicants will be notified by 1st April 2025 and will receive guidelines for poster printing and presentation.
📅 Event Date: 9th-10th May 2025
📍 Location: The Neurodiversity Show, NEC Birmingham
💡 Participation Fees:
- 1-Day Access: £39
- 2-Day Access: £49
🔗 Submit Your Abstract Now: https://neurodiversity.show/academic-and-research-posters/