The Ben L. Silberstein Institute for Brain Health is pleased to host NeuroCollaborate, an initiative that held its kickoff in October. 

The Institute is pleased to continue NeuroCollaborate, a monthly series designed to spark new, actionable research collaborations aligned with the university’s Grand Challenges and current federal funding priorities. The focus is on doing—shared datasets, pilot projects, co-authored grants, etc.

When: Last Wednesday of each month, 3:00–4:30 PM
Where: IBio seminar room

Winter semester themes:

• Jan 28: AI, data science, and brain health
• Feb 25: New Approach Methodologies (refining, reducing and replacing animal models)
• Mar 25: Chronic disease and brain health
• Apr 29: Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias
• May 27: Developmental mental health disorders

These themes are intentionally broad. You don’t need to work directly in these areas—if you’re curious, have relevant expertise, data, or methods, or are simply looking to collaborate, you belong in the room. The best ideas often emerge from unexpected connections.

Each session includes a brief theme overview, lightning introductions, and small-group discussions. Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Registration links will be shared closer to each event.

Join us at our next meeting on January 28, 3:00 to 4:30 PM at IBio and help shape the next NeuroCollaborate projects.