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🧠 Are you interested in the potential clinical applications of digital brain twins?

Register now for the 'Brain Digital Twins: A Roadmap to Clinical Adoption' course from 13-18 December in Erice!

The programme is centred on real clinical challenges. Clinicians and scientists will present key open questions across neurological and psychiatric disorders, ageing, neuropharmacology, and neuromodulation, followed by focused discussions on how brain digital twins can contribute to their resolution.

Find out more: ebrains.eu/news-and-event…

How can virtual brain twin models best serve patients?

@CWoopen from @UNBonn explores ethics, schizophrenia and the importance of patient voices to develop the Virtual Brain Twin (#VBT) technology.

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#VirtualBrainTwin #Ethics

The future of brain medicine took centre stage at the international EBRAINS Symposium “The Future of Brain Medicine: AI, Digital Brain Twins and Neurotechnology”, hosted by @LSMUNI in Kaunas, Lithuania.

Organised through a close collaboration between the EBRAINS National Nodes of Lithuania, Switzerland and France, the event brought together leading clinicians, neuroscientists, engineers and AI experts to explore how emerging technologies can transform the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of neurological and psychiatric disorders.

Read more 👇 ebrains.eu/news-and-event…

How can #digital #braintwins support clinical research?

Explore personalised brain modelling and simulation with the #free online #course “Digital Brain Twins in Clinical Research”, returning this November.

Learn how to build individualised brain network models from multimodal imaging data and run simulations using TheVirtualBrain and supporting neuroinformatics tools.

Course Details
📅 12–27 November 2026
💻 Online | English | Free
🔧 Basic Python or MATLAB skills required

Discover the programme and how to join: brainsimulation.org/bsw/zwei/event…

We are pleased to announce that new translations of the 'Mind Your Mind' brochure are available!

You can now read about how to protect your brain data in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Romanian.

Developed by the EBRAINS Ethics and Society Committee, in collaboration with the International Brain Initiative, the guide aims to empower the public with knowledge about neurodata: what they are, why they matter, and how they can and should be protected.

Click here to discover the new translations: ebrains.eu/news-and-event…