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Brainstorming the Future of Brain Health: Research, Collaboration, and Impact
NOV
Tue
12
12:00 - 18:00

This was 1 year ago

Location

Brussels

NCBR/BSP
Rue Belliard 40
Brussels
Programmes
Health

Several Brussels based R&I Liaison Offices (namely Swisscore, Helmholtz and PolSCA) are organising an event to brainstorm about the future Brain Health Partnership

The event will bring together prominent researchers, policymakers, and key stakeholders to discuss the future of brain health research in Europe. The focus will be on fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, advancing policy, and addressing pivotal challenges within the field. Highlights will include the transformative potential of the Brain Health European Partnership, which aims to translate scientific insights into effective health solutions.

Deadline for registration is 7 November 2024.

Further details on the agenda and how to register is availble on this link: PolSCA website.

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