14th International Meeting on Neural and Electrogenic Cell Interfacing

MEA 2027

July 7-9, 2027 · Aachen, Germany · Eurogress Aachen

Devices · Signals · Cells · Interfaces

MEA 2027 at a glance

VenueEurogress Aachen
HostRWTH Aachen University · IWE1
FormatTalks, posters, exhibition, social program
FocusMicroelectrode arrays and electrogenic-cell interfacing

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Authors

Topics, abstract format, required fields, review criteria, acceptance categories, publication rules, and deadlines.

Submission guide

Presenters

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Presenter instructions

Attendees

Registration, travel, hotels, badge pickup, Wi-Fi, food, accessibility, and onsite logistics.

Practical information

Sponsors

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Sponsor prospectus

Important dates

MEA 2027 is scheduled for July 7–9, 2027, at Eurogress Aachen. Submission, review, presenter-registration, and onsite deadlines will be published after approval by the organizing team.

Conference scope

MEA 2027 covers microelectrode arrays and adjacent bioelectronic interfaces for neural, cardiac, organoid, tissue, and other electrogenic cell systems. The site structure is designed to route authors, attendees, presenters, sponsors, and international visitors quickly to the relevant operational information.

Devices, materials & methods

  • MEA fabrication, packaging, sterilization, and reliability
  • HD-MEA, CMOS-MEA, and high-channel-count systems
  • FET, OECT, graphene, organic, soft, flexible, stretchable, and bioinspired interfaces
  • Multimodal electrophysiology, imaging, chemical sensing, impedance, stimulation, optogenetics, or microfluidics
  • Closed-loop stimulation, adaptive protocols, training paradigms, and real-time control
  • Signal processing, machine learning, modeling, benchmarking, digital twins, and data standards

Applications & biological systems

  • Neural networks, brain slices, organoids, assembloids, and 3D cultures
  • Cardiac, retinal, peripheral, spinal, and other electrogenic systems
  • In-vivo, preclinical, translational, and clinical interfaces
  • Pharmacology, toxicology, disease modeling, safety testing, and assay development
  • Organ-on-chip, microphysiological systems, and microfluidic MEA platforms
  • Biohybrid, neurohybrid, neuromorphic, and adaptive living systems

Program

The program section will provide the searchable HTML schedule, poster-session information, abstract-book link, and presenter instructions as they become available.