Brain Disease Neuroscience – Influencing clinical diagnoses and treatments
by data mining analysis- and modelling-driven neuroscience


27 November – 3 December 2017
Obergurgl, Austria

14-16 February 2018, Ljubljana, Slovenia

The 2^nd HBP Student Conference provides an open forum for exchange of new ideas among young researchers working across various aspects of neuroscience, brain medicine and computer science relevant to the Human Brain Project. The scope of the conference offers a plethora of opportunities for extensive scientific discussions, both intra- and interdisciplinary, among peers and faculty through a variety of discussion sessions, lectures and social events.

Five new calls for collaborative projects have been opened by the Human Brain Project (HBP).

“Neuroscience is not one field of research, but rather an alliance of different disciplines. Only such a varied network will allow important common goals and objectives to be achieved.” – Javier DeFelipe

Two new advisory boards have been set up to help the Human Brain Project (HBP) achieve its goals.

A new, more user-centric and user-friendly version of the Brain Simulation Platform has been launched by the Human Brain Project.

2nd HBP Young Researchers Event: Integrating Neuroscience Data into Models and Simulations

With society facing a steadily increasing burden of brain disease, researchers in the HBP are launching a collaborative initiative to identify potential new brain drugs.

Talks on brain disease, neuron modelling and decoding the multi-level brain organisation where among topics discussed at this year’s Workshop on Brain Inspired Computing 2017.