Welcome to ERA-NET NEURON
Research into the diseases of the brain benefits from joint funding schemes by networks of funding agencies and ministries in Europe and beyond the European borders. The ERA-Net NEURON Cofund2, as a funding platform focused on neurological and mental disorders, holds a strategic position in bringing pre-clinical and clinical research communities closer together and fostering translational research, while covering the entire value chain.
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Newsletter 38, January 2022
18 multinational research consortia were selected for funding under JTC2021 on the topic of ‘Neurodevelopmental Disorders’, which is co-funded by the European Commission.
25-26 January, 2022 | Virtual Event
3rd ESFRI-EOSC Workshop on Research Infrastructures (RI) and the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)
1st & 3rd February 2022 | Webinar
European Biomedical Research Infrastructures’ resources for Researchers in Neurosciences
Foresight Report 2021
Symposium “Blood-Brain Barrier and Cerebrovascular Diseases” 2021
Calls
Bio-medical Call | Status: Open
2022 „Cerebrovascular Diseases“
Submission deadline for pre-proposals: 08 March 2022, 14:00 CET
EPNA Call | Status: Under Review
“EXCELLENT PAPER IN NEUROSCIENCE” AWARD 2021 – thematic focus on Biomarkers
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Project AxonRepair – Spinal cord repair: releasing the neuron-intrinsic brake on axon regeneration
AxonRepair, a multinational collaboration funded under NEURON’s JTC2016 co-funded call, aims to promote axon regeneration in the spinal cord.
REVIS (‘Restoration of Vision after Stroke’)
A man sits at a machine called a Humphrey, his head leans on the machine as his finger clicks when he sees a light pulses. He tells us in voiceover to the images we are watching…
Neuroimaging
MESCOG (‘Mechanisms of small vessel related brain damage and cognitive impairment: integrating imaging findings from genetic and sporadic disease‘)…
A Neuron 2012 paper on research funded under the frame of ERA-NET NEURON
The research of Hebrew University neurobiologist Prof. Nelken, who led a team investigating brain activity in the auditory cortex of rat brains,could in the long term lead to…