CSA BrainHealth
Coordination and Support Action BrainHealth
The overall objective of the CSA is to sizeably contribute to maintenance and restoration of brain health for citizens in Europe and worldwide. Specifically, the project aims to design a collaboration framework for the EP as an umbrella for existing initiatives and stakeholder communities in this area. The CSA will create a common understanding of achievements, gaps and future developments in European research into brain health, and derive from them priorities and opportunities in a Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA). Intense consultation with representatives of Member and Associated States is expected to lead to adoption of the SRIA and development of an implementation plan that will allow for strategic alignment of regional and national research programmes and commitments to the EP.
Research infrastructures and platforms will be analysed regarding their service opportunities, and solutions will be developed to facilitate data and material sharing in the area of brain health.
For highest possible impact, the CSA will reach out to the most relevant globally acting initiatives and their brain research strategies and policies. Synergies will be identified to shape the international landscape and establish new collaborations while maintaining existing collaboration. Finally, the CSA activities will be embedded in thoroughly planned dissemination and communication activities and an efficient management structure.
EBRAINS leads Work Package 5, 'Research infrastructures and enabling services'. The objective of this WP is to develop a comprehensive approach for optimal utilization, further development, and cooperation among research infrastructures in the field of brain science. This will facilitate scientific breakthroughs and create technological and innovation environments in alignment with the upcoming Partnership.
Project partners
Agence nationale de la recherche
Inserm
European Brain Council
La Fondation Alzheimer
Agencia Estatal de Investigación
Chief Scientist Office of Israeli Ministry of Health
ZorgOnderzoek Nederland