From Circuits to Mindsets: Precision Mental Health in the Real World

6th Annual Stanford Precision Mental Health Symposium Friday, September 25, 2026 | 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM PDT Join us for the 6th Annual Stanford Precision Mental Health Symposium, the culminating event of Precision Mental Health Week (September 21–26, 2026)—a week of discovery, innovation, and collaboration hosted by the Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health. The symposium brings together leading researchers, clinicians, industry innovators, and trainees to explore the latest advances transforming the future of psychiatry through neuroscience, imaging, artificial intelligence, and precision therapeutics. 2026 Program Highlights Neural circuits, cognition, behavior, and mechanisms of clinical changeBiomarkers, neuroimaging, and AI-driven precision diagnosticsRapid-acting interventions, neuromodulation, and emerging therapeuticsTranslating neuroscience discoveries into scalable, real-world clinical careInteractive panel discussions, networking opportunities, and a poster session featuring emerging researchThis in-person event is open to Stanford affiliates and the broader scientific and clinical community. Due to limited capacity, priority registration will be given to Stanford faculty, staff, students, postdoctoral scholars, visiting scholars, and members of the Stanford Center for Precision Mental Health Corporate Members Program. Walk-in registration on the day of the event will be limited to Stanford faculty, staff, students, postdoctoral scholars, and visiting scholars with a valid Stanford ID. The symposium is intentionally designed to foster meaningful interaction between attendees and speakers. All invited speakers and panelists will participate throughout the day, including during the poster session, providing opportunities for discussion and collaboration. For those unable to attend in person, recordings of the talks will be made available following the symposium. Registration closes Friday, September 18, 2026. Learn more, view the agenda, speaker announce