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Human Brain Project Summit 2023
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This was 2 years ago

Location

Marseille, France

PALAIS DU PHARO, Marseille, France
Programmes
Health

The Human Brain Project Summit 2023 provides an open forum for researchers, policy makers, media and public, to discuss exciting scientific results, the latest developments in the project, and the cutting-edge services and tools available on the EBRAINS Research Infrastructure. Many European advances in the field of neurosciences, health and applications in clinical medicine, as well as brain-derived technologies will be presented. It is also meant to be a valuable moment of exchange, discussion, and feedback.

The Summit is an on-site event with theme “Achievements  and future of digital brain research”.

More information, the detailed programme and registration on the event website. Please be aware this is a paying event.

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