This meeting will bring together clinicians, neuroscientists, AI researchers and early-career scientists to explore how artificial intelligence, personalised virtual brain models, neuromodulation, wearable technologies, smartphone-based assessment and multimodal health data are reshaping brain–heart health and precision medicine. Special emphasis will be placed on clinical translation, responsible AI and neuroscience research, ethics, and societal impact.
19 October 2026 Workshop: The programme is dedicated to EBRAINS and AI, combining hands-on training in The Virtual Brain and AI foundation models with early-career scientific presentations.
20 October 2026 Symposium: Invited experts from EBRAINS Switzerland, EBRAINS France, EBRAINS Lithuania and leading European clinical and research institutions will present recent advances in digital brain twins, neurotechnology, AI-supported personalised care, smartphone-based assessment of brain disorders, neuromodulation, and wearable technologies for brain and heart monitoring.
More information: https://lsmu.lt/en/events/11th-ebrains-baltic-nordic-school-and-symposium-on-neuroscience-and-artificial-intelligence/
Registration: https://reg.eventas.lt/ereg/index.php?eventid=200303160&
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About EBRAINS:
EBRAINS is an open research infrastructure (RI) that provides data, tools and services for brain-related research – from the molecular and cellular levels to the whole organ. The EBRAINS infrastructure was originally built by the EU-funded Human Brain Project and is now advancing with the support of the European Commission, a network of National Nodes and institutional partners from across Europe.
More information: https://ebrains.eu/
