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Neuroscience has entered a new, digital phase. The combination of brain research with supercomputing in large-scale, multi-disciplinary research collaborations has enabled an innovative approach to deciphering the brain, using powerful scientific technologies and data ressources.

The European Commission has just approved 38 million euros that, over the next three years (until 2026), will support the cutting-edge digital infrastructure

The Human Brain Project brain atlas, recently completed after a decade, is one of the biggest scientific challenges funded by the European Union

The Human Brain Project wraps up in September after a decade. It had notable achievements and a troubled past

The Human Brain Project wraps up in September after a decade. Nature examines its achievements and its troubled past. The Human Brain Project wraps up in September after a decade. Nature examines its achievements and its troubled past.

With BigBrain, they created the most detailed digital model of the human brain. With HIBALL, they are now taking the next step. In an interview,

Behind these three words in the CV of brain researcher Nataliia Fedorchenko lie war and flight, and the hope that she will be able to use her

Every year, the UN celebrates the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. For 2022, the focus is placed on recognizing the role women and girls play in STEM as beneficiaries and as agents of change.

The exascale era of supercomputing is here, with early applications of confirmed systems including quantum circuit simulation, fusion energy and advanced

In the latest issue of Science, Katrin Amunts and Thomas Lippert explain how advances in neuroscience demand high-performance computing technology and will ultimately need exascale computing power.