Neuroscience of Mental Health will be a 3.5-day discussion forum covering a broad range of emerging topics and views, with a focus on validated entry points such as genes and effective drugs, and on relevant brain mechanisms. The scientific program will include about 30 talks by invited speakers, about 15 short talks selected from participant abstracts, and two poster sessions. “Neuroscience of Mental Health” will address across-levels research, from human to animal models (and back), and from genes to molecular networks, cell types, organoids, circuits and systems neuroscience. Focal themes will further include cognitive and social neuroscience, neuroimmunology and brain stimulation approaches.