Human Brain Project EBRAINS voucher grants AI-Mind access to a world class e-infrastructure for brain research
Currently, there is an ongoing artificial intelligence revolution that is re-defining the health sector. Personalised and precise healthcare is on the verge of advancing from concept to reality. AI-Mind, through an intelligent diagnostic tool for early, accurate screening and risk assessment to predict the development of dementia, will link Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology providers with clinical practitioners. AI-Mind will be the first diagnostic AI-supported decision-making tool in clinical neurological screening worldwide.
By partnering AI-MIND with the EU Flagship Human Brain Project (HBP), the consortium will be able to expand data access and develop a better algorithm model. HBP, through their digital research infrastructure EBRAINS, is developing multiscale modelling methodologies that allow the integration of multiscale heterogeneous data, including EEG data. Successful integration of these components is critical for personalising brain models, for closing the gap between models and empirical brain measured signals, for enabling validations and, subsequently, clinical applications. AI-MIND will contribute to a comprehensive clinical research data set with EEG data, advanced machine learning tools and decision support algorithms, as well as governance concepts, processing pipelines and data management routines. The overarching goal of AI-MIND integration in EBRAINS is to provide to the EBRAINS community workflows and data for personalised predictive modelling.
Collaborating with VirtualBrain and VirtualBrainCloud, two other HBP’s partnering projects, AI-Mind aims to contribute to HBPs main objectives of creating and operating a European Scientific Research Infrastructure for brain research, cognitive neuroscience, and other brain-inspired sciences; gather organize and disseminate data describing the brain and its diseases; simulating the brain; building multi-scale scaffold theory and models for the brain; and developing brain-inspired computing, data analytics and robotics.
Coordinator:Oslo University Hospital, NO
Partners:
- Charite Berlin, DE (HBP EBRAINS contact lead)
