This year's World Brain Day is the first one after the completion of the MES-CoBraD project. So it was apt that the new article posted by HaDEA for the day mentions our project, its focus, and the work that was conducted.
In the article titled "World Brain Day 2025: Protecting brain health through EU-funded projects" HaDEA noted the number of people impacted by neurological and/or mental disorders in Europe, to showcase the importance and relevance of projects like MES-CoBraD. Then the subject matter and accomplishments achieved by the MES-CoBraD project were outlined, followed by a mention to the upcoming EXPOSIGNALZ project.
For over three years, experts from medicine, engineering, computer science, social science, and law have collaborated, comprising the MES-CoBraD project consortium, to develop a platform designed to advance the treatment and diagnosis of complex brain disorders. By securely integrating real-world data with artificial intelligence and precision-focused expert systems, the aim of the MES-CoBraD project was to improve the quality of life for patients, caregivers, and society as a whole.
Read the full HaDEA article here.