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Brain Health : From Biomarkers to Innovation
NOV
Thu
14
09:00 - 16:15

This was 1 year ago

Location

Maison Irène et Frédéric Joliot-Curie

Troonstraat 100, 2nd floor
1050 Brussels
Programmes
Health

This science conference, organised by the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), has as main objectives:

  • Reinforcing awareness of the members of the European Commission to the importance of Brain Health and Neuroscience;
  • Highlighting the strengths of the CEA, INSERM and other French teams in the field of neurosciences and medical technologies;
  • Assuring the financing of future brain related research in neurotechnology (preparation for FP 10);
  • Producing a white paper “Brain Health for the Future” to inform the EU how France is well positioned to provide a roadmap in Neuroscience and its integration into the larger European landscape

It starts off with speakers from CEA and the European Commission, the European Brain Council & European Brain Foundation, to continue with presentations of various (mainly French) research institutes regarding Neurodegenerative Diseases, Psychiatric Diseases and Neurotechnologies. 

Details about the programme and registration can be found on the conference website.

 

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