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Towards collaborations, AI-Mind in a new Horizon Europe project

AI-Mind, represented by the project coordinator, Dr. Ira Haraldsen from Oslo University Hospital (OUS) and other consortium members, participates in the successful eBRAIN-Health project (HORIZON-INFRA-2021-TECH-01-01 call) coordinated by Prof. Petra Ritter from Charité University Hospital (BIH).

The eBRAIN-Health project started on 1st July and will run for four years with approximately € 13 million in funding through the Horizon Europe research and innovation framework programme.

The overarching goal of the eBRAINS-Health consortium is to develop a decentralised, data protection-compliant research platform capable of simulating some of the brain’s complex neurobiological phenomena. As a result, it will allow a large number of researchers to conduct innovative research within a powerful digital platform. The foundation of this work is the HealthDataCloud service for sensitive data, developed for EBRAINS.

Along with 20 eBRAIN-Health project partners, Oslo University Hospital, Complutense University of Madrid and Alzheimer Europe will jointly facilitate the establishment of the new research platform. The consortium hosted its kick-off meeting online on 11 July.

As a major partner of the newly funded Horizon Europe project, OUS will contribute to the data collection process. AI-Mind project partners consider this collaboration as an opportunity to enrich AI-Mind algorithms with synthetic data, which could accordingly lead to even better outcomes within the project.

Read more about the eBRAIN-Health project on the EBRAINS website.