19
Oct
NeurotechEU Autumn School: Advancements in Experimental Microsurgery
Developed by the “Iuliu HaČ›ieganu” University of Medicine and Pharmacy, in collaboration with Karolinska Institutet and
19
Oct
Professional Career Preparation Course | What Comes After Your PhD? Exploring Careers Beyond Academia
AboutThe purpose of this course is to train PhD students and doctoral researchers how to strategically plan and execute a career transition outside of academia.
21
Oct
3rd NeurotechEU School on Preclinical Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy
Designed for Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD students, this course provides a comprehensive and focused overview of preclinical Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Spectroscopy, emphasizing translational neuroimaging.
23
Oct
"Get to Know Your Partners" Lecture Series - Bitbrain. Two Decades of Neurotechnology: A Snapshot
Each edition highlights one Associated Partner or Contributing Partner, offering a scientific deep dive alongside concrete information on internships, thesis supervision, fellowships, and cross-institutional mobility.
29
Oct
NeurotechEU Hackathon Wearable Neurotechnology: fNIRS and EEG
AboutWearable neurotechnology is increasingly used in neuroscience, rehabilitation, human factors research, neuro-ergonomics and brain-computer interfaces.
09
Nov
Connected Brains, Connected Europe: NeurotechEU Brussels Forum
On Monday the 9th of November the NeurotechEU Alliance invites you to join us for an afternoon of lively discussions on ongoing and upcoming developments in the Neurotechnology Ecosys
09
Nov
NeurotechEU General Assembly: Connected Brains, Connected Europe
Overview of the General AssemblyThe General Assembly runs over three days and brings together several parallel tracks, each aimed at a different audience.
15
Feb
NeurotechEU Winter School: Smart Sleep: Exploring the Future of Sleep Measurements
This Winter School, organised by the Medical University of Innsbruck in collaboration with three other NeurotechEU partners (Radboud University, University of Reykjavik and Karolinska Institutet), explores how novel sleep technologies shape everyday life and clinical practice through at-home moni