Neurotechnology is rapidly changing how we understand, measure, and interact with the brain.

While Germany holds a prominent position in ELSA research (Ethical, Legal, and Social Aspects) within the neurosciences, there is still a need for permanent structures to facilitate knowledge exchange, policy transfer, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

The NeurotechEU Internship Program at Boğaziçi University offers undergraduate and master’s students from the NeurotechEU alliance a unique opportunity to gain hands-on research experience in cutting-edge neuroscience and neurotechnology laboratories.

Education is central to the alliance’s mission, and this session will explore who we educate, what competencies matter, and how we prepare students and professionals for the future.  

Quality Assurance (QA) is far more than a mere supervisory process; it is the fundamental pillar ensuring the long-term sustainability and trust in our alliance’s joint educational premises.

We invite you to be part of the European Student Assembly (ESA) 2026 and become a voice for change in Europe!

 

This lecture is part of the HR NeurotechEU Lectures series. In this session, Prof. Karl Ægir Karlsson (Department of Engineering, Reykjavík University) presents a drug discovery journey exploring the repositioning of amlodipine as a potential treatment for ADHD.

This lunch seminar with invited guest speakers from the Guild invites participants to reflect on the alliance’s role within Europe and globally. NeurotechEU 2040 seeks to clarify how we position ourselves, how we engage with European stakeholders, and how we build international partnerships.