| Day | Topic | Lecturer(s) |
| Monday June 16 | Problem definition, limitations of current neurotechnology | Chris de Zeeuw (Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam) |
| Tuesday June 17 | Imaging: Ultra-high-field MRI | Louise van der Weerd (Leiden University Medical Center) |
| Wednesday June 18 | Electrophysiology: Intracranial recordings and stimulation in humans | Pieter Kubben (Maastricht University) |
| Thursday June 19 | Imaging: Advances in multi-photon imaging | Dimitrii Tanese (Université Paris Descartes) |
| Friday June 20 | Electrophysiology: New probes for animal models/preclinical | Vasso Giagka and Achilleas Savva (Delft University of Technology) |
| Monday June 23 | Brain writing in humans (FUS/TMS, etc.) | Tulika Nandi (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) |
| Tuesday June 24 | Perturbational approaches in animal models | Jonas Wietek (Humboldt-Universität Berlin) |
| Wednesday June 25 | Closed-loop approaches | Wouter Serdijn and Dante Muratore (Delft University of Technology) |
| Thursday June 26 | ABC symposium: Disrupting neuroscience and neurology with neurotechnology | including Gerben Meynen , Michael Hausser, Boudewijn Lelieveldt, Stéphanie Lacour, Anneke Alkemade, (poster) sessions by students and your researchers of the INTENSE project. |
More information about this Summer School can be found on the website below: Neurotechnology: New avenues to advance fundamental neuroscience and address brain disorders – UvA Summer School – University of Amsterdam