BRAINnet facts
| Members: | 241 |
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| Projects: | 195 |
| Publications: | 252 |
| Countries: | 13 |
Bulletin Board
- Upcoming Event: New course in Translational Medicine
- Breakthrough in emotional brain marker in Anorexia
- BRAINnet Foundation launched, Molecular Psychiatry
- Video from launch - 40 key opinion leaders
- BRAINnet Standardized Assessments
Recent Proposals
| Neurofeedback, ADHD and mental handicap. |
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| Reducing Risky Behaviors |
| Alzheimer's and WMH |
| See more proposals |
BRAINnet is a network of scientists from around the world. Its members have access to a large body of data, including genomic information, electrical measures of brain and body function, structural and functional MRI, cognitive and medical history data. These data are from healthy people and those experiencing a range of brain-related illnesses. Processed data are provided freely for research and for scientific publication, thereby maximizing and sharing the benefits.
How does BRAINnet work?
Why is BRAINnet different?
- Provides free access to a complete set of diverse brain data for scientific purposes
- Collaboration with leading neuroscientists and researchers from around the world
