Whether you’re a clinician, researcher, student, or simply curious about the marvels of the developing brain, the Fetal Brain Society welcomes you to join our growing global community dedicated to the science and care of life’s most vital organ—from its earliest beginnings.
About Us
Pioneering the Science of the Developing Brain
The Fetal Brain Society is a global, multidisciplinary organization committed to advancing the understanding, and evaluation of the developing fetal brain in normal and pathological situations, and to care for children following their birth for children following their birth. Established under the aegis of Fetal Brain Academy Pvt. Ltd. and headquartered in Ahmedabad, India, the Society serves as a hub for more than 6,000 professionals worldwide—including fetal imaging specialists, radiologists, fetal medicine experts, neuroscientists, pediatric neurologists, geneticists, sonographers, and researchers.
Led by a distinguished board of international experts, the Society fosters collaboration, education, and innovation across borders and disciplines.
To become the world’s leading platform for fetal brain science—bringing together clinical excellence, cutting-edge research, and global expertise to improve neurodevelopmental outcomes from the earliest stages of life.
To promote excellence in fetal brain imaging and diagnostics through standardized protocols, training, and education.
• To bridge the gap between research and clinical practice in prenatal neuroscience.
• To support collaboration among specialists across fields and geographies.
• To raise awareness and build capacity in fetal brain evaluation through accessible knowledge-sharing.
Collaborate with a critical mass of experts spanning radiology, maternal–fetal medicine, pediatric neurology, genetics, neuroscience, biomedical engineering, and primatology.
Publish & Present in our peer-reviewed Fetal Brain Review and at the flagship World Congress on Fetal Neuroscience.
Access curated datasets, cloud-based segmentation tools, and harmonized imaging protocols.
Shape Standards—FBS consensus statements influence international guidelines on prenatal brain screening and counseling.
Engage with leading experts at our annual international conference focused exclusively on fetal brain research, diagnosis, and care. Gain insights through cutting-edge presentations, panel discussions, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Enhance your skills with hands-on workshops and focused training sessions in fetal brain imaging, diagnosis, and counseling. Designed for professionals at all levels, our programs promote practical learning and peer interaction.
Partner with us as a sponsor to showcase your brand at the forefront of fetal brain innovation. Sponsorship offers targeted visibility among a global network of clinicians, researchers, and healthcare leaders.
Events
In January 2024, the Fetal Brain Society held its inaugural Congress at ITC Narmada, Ahmedabad, marking a significant milestone in the multidisciplinary study of the fetal brain. The event brought together leading experts from diverse specialties—including obstetrics, fetal medicine, perinatology, neonatology, genetics, pediatric radiology, neurology, neurosurgery, neurodevelopmental medicine, and pathology—to share knowledge and collaborate on advancing fetal brain diagnosis, counselling, and care.
The Congress served as a platform for the formal foundation of the Society, driven by a shared commitment to enhancing education, research, and interdisciplinary interaction in this evolving field. The program featured a rich blend of clinical discussions, research presentations, and sessions focused on brain imaging and diagnostic techniques, with a strong emphasis on cross-specialty collaboration.
This landmark event set the stage for ongoing initiatives and future gatherings aimed at improving outcomes through a unified approach to fetal brain health.
Read MoreWhether you’re a clinician, researcher, student, or simply curious about the marvels of the developing brain, the Fetal Brain Society welcomes you to join our growing global community dedicated to the science and care of life’s most vital organ—from its earliest beginnings.