More science, more traffic, more connections: What’s New at ISC26
With an energized audience and expanded programming, ISC26 is where exhibitors can make their mark on the future of stroke science
The International Stroke Conference 2026 is evolving with expanded programming, a broader audience and new opportunities for connections — giving exhibitors greater visibility among stroke and neuroscience professionals interested in the latest tools, technologies and treatment insights.
These enhancements mean increased draw for attendees and more opportunities for meaningful, high-impact conversations:
- New Brain Health Symposium: A full-day pre-conference event highlights the latest in brain health and cognition, expanding reach to related neuroscience and wellness professionals.
- Expanded Digital Oral Poster Experience: Five Digital Oral Poster Theaters run throughout the day, including a new two-hour lunch block.
- 15 Specialized Communities: Programming is now organized into 15 Communities, helping attendees easily follow their interests—and helping exhibitors connect with targeted segments of the stroke audience.
- 22 New Abstract Categories: Expanded abstract categories attract more researchers and clinicians seeking the latest advances, broadening the scope and depth of the audience.
- Professional Member Benefits: Attendee registration now includes Stroke OnDemand™, offering access to 100+ recorded sessions that keep ISC content top of mind year-round.
Delivering the audience you want
While these program expansions are designed to attract new stroke and cerebrovascular professionals, ISC already boasts a top-quality audience. Here’s a quick snapshot from 2025:
- 5,900+ total attendees
- 5,200+ professional attendees
- 63% physicians and other stroke professionals
- 21% nurse practitioners/nurses
- 12% scientists (all types)
- 84% domestic attendees
- 85% visit the exhibit hall
- 85% would recommend ISC to a colleague
With an energized audience and expanded programming, ISC26 is where exhibitors can make their mark on the future of stroke science.
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