The Human Brain Project pioneered a new paradigm in brain research, at the interface of computing and technology. The acquired knowledge has been translated into novel approaches in medicine.
Watch the new video by Horizon Magazine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8J4jQ18aH0
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The HBP significantly advanced our understanding of the brain. This improved understanding is also helping to advance AI technologies, from neuromorphic computing, modelled on the human brain, to cognitive robotics.
Read the article in Horizon Magazine: https://tinyurl.com/uwvzbu3z
Read the HBP 10 Years Assessment: https://tinyurl.com/yzrm3whh
Watch HBP Scientific Director and Joint CEO EBRAINS Prof. Katrin Amunts discuss some of the project’s achievements: https://tinyurl.com/a43pxb5a
Recent breakthroughs in neuroscience sound almost like miracles: neurostimulation techniques that help paralysed patients to walk again, or an implant that could help restore vision to the blind. These are just two of the many results of the landmark Human Brain Project (HBP), a 10-year-long EU-funded research initiative that has significantly increased science’s understanding of the human brain. A vast area of research
As the 10-year assessment report demonstrates, the Human Brain Project played a crucial role and significantly advanced brain research.
See what Roberto Viola, Director General of DG CONNECT, said in his foreword to the report below.
Read the report: https://www.ebrains.eu/news-and-events/independent-expert-report-the-human-brain-project-significantly-advanced-neuroscience
A new piece in Horizon Magazine looks back at the achievements of the Human Brain Project (HBP), a 10-year-long EU-funded research initiative that significantly increased science’s understanding of the human brain.
The digital tools, services, and datasets that were developed within the HBP are now available on the EBRAINS platform which is open to the entire scientific community.
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Recent breakthroughs in neuroscience sound almost like miracles: neurostimulation techniques that help paralysed patients to walk again, or an implant that could help restore vision to the blind. These are just two of the many results of the landmark Human Brain Project (HBP), a 10-year-long EU-funded research initiative that has significantly increased science’s understanding of the human brain. A vast area of research
The recently published 10-year report on the Human Brain Project highlights the project's key achievements, including contributions to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in issues related to mental health and well-being.
Read the report: https://www.ebrains.eu/news-and-events/independent-expert-report-the-human-brain-project-significantly-advanced-neuroscience
The @EUCommission has published the 10-year report on the Human Brain Project (HBP), emphasising a strongly positive conclusion.
One of the main outcomes of the HBP is EBRAINS, the open research infrastructure that continues to push neuroscience research forward.
The European Commission has released the 10-year assessment of the Human Brain Project, highlighting the major contributions and transformative impact the project had on brain research.
Read the Press Release: https://www.ebrains.eu/news-and-events/independent-expert-report-the-human-brain-project-significantly-advanced-neuroscience
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