Satellite Symposium on Vestibular Science
Opening sessions run from Saturday 7 May through Sunday 8 May, with registration open from 15:30 on 8 May before the main meeting.
Meeting Program
Meeting Program
Schedule and agenda for the XXXI Bárány Society Meeting in Madrid and the Satellite Symposium on Vestibular Science in Granada.
Download programsProgram at a glance
Two connected events: a two-day Satellite Symposium in Granada followed by the three-day main meeting in Madrid.
XXXI Bárány Society Meeting
Three days of scientific presentations in Madrid from Monday 9 May to Wednesday 11 May 2022, building on the Granada satellite sessions.
Download the programs
Pocket-sized and full-format PDFs for on-site use during both events.
Satellite Program
Detailed schedule for the Granada Satellite Symposium on Vestibular Science, 7–8 May 2022.
Download PDFThe Bárány Society Meeting brings together the world's leading researchers and clinicians specializing in vestibular science and balance disorders. Named after Nobel laureate Robert Bárány, this biennial gathering serves as the premier international forum for advances in otology and neuro-otology. Attendees include scientists investigating the fundamental mechanisms of the vestibular system, alongside physicians who diagnose and treat patients with dizziness, vertigo, and related conditions. The meeting provides an essential platform for sharing breakthrough discoveries, discussing emerging therapeutic approaches, and strengthening the global network of professionals dedicated to understanding how the human body maintains equilibrium and spatial orientation.
The 2022 edition was structured as two connected events across two Spanish cities, offering a comprehensive experience for participants. The Satellite Symposium on Vestibular Science in Granada served as an intensive prelude, focusing on specialized topics in basic and translational vestibular research. Following this, the main congress convened in Madrid for three full days of scientific sessions. This dual-location format allowed attendees to engage deeply with foundational science in an intimate setting before joining the larger, multidisciplinary gathering in the capital. The seamless transition between venues reflected the meeting's commitment to bridging laboratory research and clinical application.
The scientific program featured a rich array of presentations spanning the full spectrum of vestibular medicine. Plenary lectures from distinguished invited speakers highlighted major breakthroughs and emerging frontiers in the field. Parallel sessions covered topics including vestibular physiology, diagnostic innovations, rehabilitation strategies, and surgical interventions for balance disorders. Poster sessions provided early-career researchers and established investigators alike with opportunities to present new data and engage in detailed discussions. The carefully curated schedule balanced depth and breadth, ensuring that participants could follow thematic tracks while also discovering adjacent areas of inquiry.
Beyond the formal program, the meeting fostered meaningful connections among the international vestibular community. Social events and networking breaks were thoughtfully integrated into the schedule, allowing colleagues from different continents to exchange ideas and explore potential collaborations. The exhibition area featured organizations showcasing the latest diagnostic equipment, therapeutic devices, and research tools relevant to vestibular science. This ecosystem of knowledge sharing and professional relationship building is a hallmark of the Bárány Society gatherings, reinforcing the collaborative spirit that drives progress in understanding and treating balance disorders across the globe.
What to expect on site
Logistics and orientation for attendees moving between Granada and Madrid.
- Registration opens on Sunday 8 May from 15:30 to 00:00 in Madrid, then continues Monday through Wednesday.
- Poster presentations accompany the oral sessions — review the index before planning your day.
- The Satellite Symposium in Granada runs 7–8 May 2022, immediately preceding the Madrid meeting.
- For accommodation guidance in both cities, see the dedicated Stay page.
For registration hours, secretariat contact details, and venue information, visit General Information.