NeurotechEU: the European University of Brain and Technology
NeurotechEU is an alliance of nine leading European universities (Radboud Universiteit, Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, Karolinska Institutet, Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, Boğaziçi Üniversitesi, Universitatea de Medicină și Farmacie “Iuliu Hațieganu” din Cluj-Napoca, Debreceni Egyetem, Université de Lille, Reykjavik University) and over 250 partners from industry, academia and civil society that have set themselves the mission of building an innovative, trans-European network of excellence for brain research and technologies. This network of excellence offers an ideal platform for delivering multidisciplinary, intersectoral and personalized training for bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral students in Europe while also promoting lifelong learning in all areas of society. This is designed to help increase the international competitiveness of European education, research, economy and society. NeurotechEU has set itself the goal of being both the backbone of efforts to tackle the challenges of neuroscience and a center for pioneering technologies in 2040.
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NeurotechEU: the alliance
Get to know NeurotechEU and join us on a fascinating journey across Europe, going all the way from Reykjavik to Istanbul and from Stockholm to Elche.
NeurotechEU in Bonn
The University of Bonn is one of eight European higher education institutions forming part of NeurotechEU. Find out more about our objectives and responsibilities in the alliance.
NeurotechEU for students
One of the main aims of NeurotechEU is to ensure an exceptional quality of multidisciplinary education for students. Find out more about offers and opportunities.
Karolinska Institutet is pleased to invite doctoral students from all NeurotechEU partner universities to graduate levels courses as part of what is called “Frontiers in Neuroscience”. Supported by StratNeuro, Karolinska Institutet offers doctoral students the possibility to take part in one of the following four graduate level courses that will take place on site in September and October 2023 in Stockholm, Sweden.
The University of Lille is pleased to invite you to the NeurotechEU Autumn School on "Closed Loop Neurotechnologies: From Sensors to Application" that will take place from October 18-20, 2023 on site at the Université de Lille, France.
Toward the future
“The European University NeurotechEU wants to solve the current and future challenges in brain research, its clinical application and related fields. Tackling this across the board is a major challenge. The expertise and experience of numerous European institutions is being brought together in NeurotechEU in order to achieve this goal.”
Prof. Dr. Christian Henneberger
Institute of Cellular Neurosciences
“NeurotechEU is setting the pace for global brain research and the development of digital technologies. It is also an outstanding hub for European academia. With its multidisciplinary top-level research and teaching, NeurotechEU will offer our students an inspiring international research environment.”
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Michael Hoch
Rector, University of Bonn
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Universities
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Joint grant programs
231
Million euro in shared funding
Priorities, work packages and contacts
Collaboration between the partner universities that make up the European alliance is being optimized by creating a virtual platform, NeurotechEU Spaces, and a virtual teaching and learning platform, Campus+, to offer in-person, online and hybrid learning. The NeurotechEU Center for Lifelong Learning will support the continuing further development of its graduates and society in general. Integration into society and the economy will help these modern, excellent universities to focus on the current and future needs of the world in the areas of education, innovation and society in order to make their graduates more employable and foster an entrepreneurial spirit. Another priority for NeurotechEU Bonn is providing bespoke online courses in German as a foreign language that are tailored to the respective target group.
European Universities and other initiatives
Excellence in education and mobility for teachers, students and researchers across Europe, with no borders inside the network. Find out more about the backers of the European initiative.
European Universities Initiative
The European Universities Initiative as a flagship project and key pillar of the European Education Area.
National Agency within the DAAD
The DAAD is supplementing the European initiative with the accompanying national program for German higher education institutions.
BMBF: European Universities
The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) is supporting the university networks in parallel with the European Universities Initiative.
The Europe Strategy of the University of Bonn
Increasing collaboration with partners in the European landscape of academic research and teaching is a primary objective for the University of Bonn, which aims to leverage to greater effect existing instruments for inter-networking academic institutions throughout the European Union.
NeurotechEU: Newsletter
The NeurotechEU newsletter keeps you up to date on the latest developments and events of NeurotechEU at the University of Bonn.
