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The AI-Mind project has come to a close

5thGA Madrid 2022

After five years of collaborative research, the AI-Mind project, funded by Horizon 2020, came to an end in February 2026. Bringing together 17 partners across 8 European countries, the project set out to develop artificial intelligence (AI) tools for screening brain connectivity and dementia risk estimation.

AI-Mind wins first-ever Award for Excellence in Clinical Trials

Oslo, Norge 29.01.2026 Prisvinnere og utdelere under «Pris for fremragende innsats i kliniske studier» som Legemiddelindustrien arrangerer. Foto: Adrian Nielsen / LMI

The AI-Mind project, a European research project developing artificial intelligence (AI)-based tools for early dementia risk prediction, has been awarded the first-ever Award for Excellence in Clinical Trials, winning the category Innovative Environment of the Year.

The AI-Mind Final General Assembly successfully concludes in Rome

Group picture of teh AI-Mind consortium

The AI-Mind consortium successfully concluded its 11th General Assembly (GA), held from 14 to 16 December 2025 in Rome, Italy, bringing together more than 50 partners in person, with additional participants joining remotely. The meeting marked a key moment of alignment and strategic consolidation as the project enters its final phase, concluding at the end of February 2026.

AI-Mind partners present new findings at SEPNECA 2025

cabecera-congreso 2025

The AI-Mind consortium is proud to announce contributions to the XIV Congress of the Spanish Society of Psychophysiology and Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience (SEPNECA), which will take place on 10 October 2025. Researchers from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM), will present their latest results as part of the symposium “Advances in the Early Detection of Cognitive Decline and Neurodegeneration.”

AI-Mind closes World Alzheimer’s Month with a look ahead to key October events

Event session

As September comes to a close, the AI-Mind consortium is preparing for a dynamic October, with participation in several high-profile events. These occasions will bring the project’s innovations to international audiences and foster dialogue on how AI can support dementia prevention and care. Highlights include a featured AI-Mind session at the Alzheimer Europe Conference, representation at the Brain Innovation Days in Brussels and a Cambridge Cognition webinar on digital tools and biomarkers.