Upcoming Events

Welcome to our blog. Here we will showcase the latest events and news from Baroness Susan Greenfield. Susan is one of the most notable British scientists in the world and aims to set an example for young women everywhere. Always busy, Baroness Susan Greenfield has a number of upcoming exciting events you can take part in. Here they are:

Neuroscience of Children’s Development

May 16, 2019

Baroness Susan Greenfield will be taking part in the neuroscience of children’s development, mental health and wellbeing event on May 16, 2019. What are the pieces of the brain puzzle we need to understand to support children? How does touch promote infant growth and wellbeing? Why are some brains wired for altruism and others for psychopathy? How do epigenetics and environmental factors influence maternal behaviour and shape infant development? And what is the neuroscience of creativity?

Dementia Prevention

Join Baroness Susan Greenfield at the 1st UK-Israel Dementia Prevention & 27th Tel Aviv University Alzheimer's Disease Conference on June 17, 2019. This year the TAU-AD meeting will be part of a joint meeting with the Israel-UK dementia prevention conference. The scope of the meeting is prevention, neurodegeneration and neuroinflammation. Suggested lectures related to these topics as well to other topics in the fields of AD and neurodegeneration are welcome.

Women's Business Club

September 10, 2019

The Women's Business Club was launched in 2015 to discuss current affairs at refined and exclusive lunches and serves as a networking platform for female executives within the Franco-British community. Discuss business and current affairs issues. Initially dedicated to female C-level executives, the WBC now welcomes influential women from the media, political and cultural sectors.

The Women's Business Club is aimed at Female CEOs, CFOs and women with global positions in blue-chip companies based in the UK. Join Baroness Susan Greenfield and others at the event. Find out more about Baroness Susan Greenfield on her Facebook events page. You can also browse the latest Baroness Susan Greenfield books on Amazon.

Baroness Susan Greenfield Speaking at the Roots of Empathy Symposium

Welcome to the Baroness Susan Greenfield blog. Here we will feature the latest news and updates on Baroness Susan Greenfield's upcoming events. Neuroscientist and Alzheimer's researcher and the founder CEO of Neuro-Bio Ltd, Baroness Susan Greenfield is to be speaking at the Roots of Empathy conference.

The Roots of Empathy Symposium will be held at The Globe and Mail Centre Toronto. The event will take place on Thursday and Friday 7:30am – 3pm starting on the 16th of May, 2019. She will be delivering a talk about children’s development, mental health, and wellbeing.


Baroness Susan Greenfield is a neuroscientist, author, and a broadcaster. She is also a public speaker and member of the House of Lords. Her research has focused on the treatment of Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease. Visit the Baroness Susan Greenfield RIGB page to learn more about her work. You can also connect with Baroness Susan Greenfield and follow her SIRC profile page here.

Baroness Greenfield is one of the most well-known female scientists in the world. Watch this video to learn more about Baroness Susan Greenfield's latest work, news, and theories.

Baroness Susan Greenfield at Unleash 

Here is the latest news from our blog. Baroness Susan Greenfield is set to be speaking at the Unleash Conference and Expo on the 20th March 2019. She will be delivering a talk titled ‘The 21st Century: Insights from Neuroscience“, this is one of the many topics Baroness Greenfield delivers talks on. This exciting conference is not to be missed and will be held in London this month.

Baroness Susan Greenfield at First Women Exhibition 

Baroness Greenfield was delighted to feature in Anita Corbin’s First Women Exhibition held at the Dyson Gallery. The exhibition celebrated 100 years of inspiring women in the UK. Anita Corbin is a British photographer. Her collections and exhibitions include Visible Girls and First Women UK. The National Portrait Gallery holds eight of her works. To find out more about the exhibition visit their website. Watch this video below to learn more about her ideas:




First Women comprises a unique collection of 100 portraits capturing women in the UK who were “first” in their field of achievement. The portraits by photographer Anita Corbin provide inspiration and insight for a new generation of women seeking an understanding of their own roles in a rapidly changing world in which equality is still an issue. The full collection will be revealed in 2018 to mark 100 years of women’s suffrage.



Keep up to date on the latest news from Baroness Susan Greenfield online. You can also read about the social and emotional effect of social media on children, according to Baroness Susan Greenfield, in her Independent interview here. Connect with Baroness Susan Greenfield and read about her work on the RIGB page.

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