On February 14th, over 100 neuroscientists and other interested guests from the Netherlands gathered for the HBP’s event 'Human Brain Project & Dutch Neuroscience: Shaping Collaborations' in Amsterdam.

The team showed how single neurons, through extremely long  branched axonal connections to different areas of the brain can act as "coordinators" by selectively and flexibly combining the activity of different neuronal groups at each moment

From February 4-6, the Human Brain Project held its 7^th Summit in Athens, Greece. Special emphasis this year was placed on the key steps taken to establish EBRAINS, the European Research Infrastructure for neuroscience.

The trans-atlantic laboratory HIBALL will help connect brain mapping and AI initiatives in Canada and Europe

Single human neurons may be much more powerful computational devices than once thought, according to a new study that identifies previously unknown electrical activity in neural dendrites.

On February 3^rd, hundreds of visitors joined the HBP Open Day 2020 in Athens to get an insight into the Human Brain Project and EBRAINS, the new infrastructure for connecting neuroscience and technology in Europe.

Researchers at the University of Manchester have conducted a real-time simulation of a large-scale biologically representative spiking neural network on SpiNNaker neuromorphic hardware.

We are excited to invite you to our annual Open Day on February 3^rd, 2020

Only a few more days to go until the HBP Open Day, February 3rd, 2020 in Athens. A particularly exciting part of the Open Day is the Science Agora, where HBP members present their work in neuroscience, novel computing technologies (e.g., with brain-inspired neuromorphic chips), neurorobotics and more, in nine booths, with interactive demonstrations and experiences.

From 24-27 February 2020, Mobile World Congress 2020, celebrated in Barcelona, will feature a 300sqm+ pavilion showcasing the large-scale innovation initiatives of the European Commission.

The Deep Tech EU space, supported by GSMA and the EU, will highlight the latest technologies developed by the Graphene Flagship, the Human Brain Project, the Quantum Flagship, and host the official presentation to the public of the new Battery 2030+ initiative.