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Rodriguez Mtnez.de Bartolome, AngelParticipanteMuÑoz Cespedes, AlbertoParticipanteLarraÑaga Mugica, Pedro MariaParticipantePeña Sánchez, José MaríaParticipanteSantuy MuÑoz, AndreaParticipanteMartínez Mateo, JesúsParticipanteEscribano Iglesias, M. Del CarmenParticipanteRodriguez Lujan, LuisParticipanteMartin Ayuso, VicenteParticipanteLeguey Vitoriano, IgnacioParticipanteFlores Romero, PilarParticipanteGarcia Ramirez, Ana IsabelParticipanteValdés Lora, LorenaParticipanteFernaud Espinosa, IsabelParticipanteCano Laiseca, DéboraParticipanteTapia González, SilviaParticipanteBielza Lozoya, Maria ConcepcionParticipanteMiguel Anasagasti, Pedro Luis DeParticipanteLatorre De La Fuente, AntonioParticipanteKastanauskaite, AstaParticipanteGonzalo Martin, ConsueloParticipanteMenasalvas Ruiz, ErnestinaParticipanteMerchan Perez, AngelParticipanteálvarez Pérez, Mª Del CarmenParticipanteBrito Mendez, Juan PedroParticipanteLuengo Sanchez, SergioParticipanteAnton Sanchez, LauraParticipanteDe Felipe Oroquieta, JavierInvestigador principal

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The Human Brain Project HBP

Investigadores/as: LUENGO SANCHEZ, SERGIO (Participante); BRITO MENDEZ, JUAN PEDRO (Participante); Álvarez Pérez, Mª del Carmen (Participante); MERCHAN PEREZ, ANGEL (Participante); MENASALVAS RUIZ, ERNESTINA (Participante); GONZALO MARTIN, CONSUELO (Participante); KASTANAUSKAITE, ASTA (Participante); LATORRE DE LA FUENTE, ANTONIO (Participante); MIGUEL ANASAGASTI, PEDRO LUIS DE (Participante); BIELZA LOZOYA, MARIA CONCEPCION (Participante); Tapia González, Silvia (Participante); Cano Laiseca, Débora (Participante); FERNAUD ESPINOSA, ISABEL (Participante); VALDÉS LORA, LORENA (Participante); GARCIA RAMIREZ, ANA ISABEL (Participante); FLORES ROMERO, PILAR (Participante); LEGUEY VITORIANO, IGNACIO (Participante); Martin Ayuso, Vicente (Participante); RODRIGUEZ LUJAN, LUIS (Participante); ESCRIBANO IGLESIAS, M. DEL CARMEN (Participante); Martínez Mateo, Jesús (Participante); SANTUY MUÑOZ, ANDREA (Participante); Peña Sánchez, José María (Participante); LARRAÑAGA MUGICA, PEDRO MARIA (Participante); MUÑOZ CESPEDES, ALBERTO (Participante); RODRIGUEZ MTNEZ.DE BARTOLOME, ANGEL (Participante); DE FELIPE OROQUIETA, JAVIER (Investigador principal (IP)); ANTON SANCHEZ, LAURA (Participante)

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Understanding the human brain is one of the greatest challenges facing 21st century science. If we can rise to the challenge, we can gain profound insights into what makes us human, develop new treatments for brain diseases and build revolutionary new computing technologies. Today, for the first time, modern ICT has brought these goals within sight. The goal of the Human Brain Project, part of the FET Flagship Programme, is to translate this vision into reality, using ICT as a catalyst for a global collaborative effort to understand the human brain and its diseases and ultimately to emulate its computational capabilities. The Human Brain Project will last ten years and will consist of a ramp-up phase (from month 1 to month 36) and subsequent operational phases. This Grant Agreement covers the ramp-up phase. During this phase the strategic goals of the project will be to design, develop and deploy the first versions of six ICT platforms dedicated to Neuroinformatics, Brain Simulation, High Performance Computing, Medical Informatics, Neuromorphic Computing and Neurorobotics, and create a user community of research groups from within and outside the HBP, set up a European Institute for Theoretical Neuroscience, complete a set of pilot projects providing a first demonstration of the scientific value of the platforms and the Institute, develop the scientific and technological capabilities required by future versions of the platforms, implement a policy of Responsible Innovation, and a programme of transdisciplinary education, and develop a framework for collaboration that links the partners under strong scientific leadership and professional project management, providing a coherent European approach and ensuring effective alignment of regional, national and European research and programmes. The project work plan is organized in the form of thirteen subprojects, each dedicated to a specific area of activity. A significant part of the budget will be used for competitive calls to complement the collective skills of the Consortium with additional expertise. (Most relevant results)

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