OVERVIEW

The Geneva International Brain Initiative (IBI) Meeting on July 5 served as an opportunity to discuss key topics and continue the development of the IBI and its Working Groups. This followed the achievements of the May 2018 Korea International Brain Initiative (IBI) Summit, which include the drafting of the Vision and Aims of the IBI and discussion of existing and emerging working groups, including a global inventory of brain projects, neuroethics, data sharing & standards, tool & technology dissemination, training & education, communication & outreach, and the IBI Coordinating Body framework.

LOGISTICS

DATE

5 July 2018

LOCATION

Campus Biotech
Geneva, Switzerland

AGENDA

ATTENDEES

Katrin Amunts, E.U. Human Brain Project (HBP)
Tasia Asakawa, International Brain Research Organization (IBRO)
Jan Bjaalie, E.U. Human Brain Project (HBP)
Yves De Koninck (remote), Canada Brain Research Strategy
Jim Deshler, U.S. BRAIN Initiative – National Science Foundation (NSF)
Hermann Garden, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)
Sung-Jin Jeong, Korea Brain Initiative
Tracy Laabs, Wyss Center
Linda Lanyon, International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Organization (INCF)
Pierre Magistretti, International Brain Research Organization (IBRO)
Caroline Montojo, The Kavli Foundation
Andreas Mortensen, E.U. Human Brain Project (HBP)
Alex Pouget, University College London
Linda Richards, Australian Brain Initiative
Karen Rommelfanger (remote), IBI Working Group – Neuroethics
Kim Scobie, Simons Foundation
Keiji Tanaka, Japan Brain/MINDS
Martin Telefont, E.U. Human Brain Project (HBP)
Edda Floh Thiels, U.S. BRAIN Initiative – National Science Foundation (NSF)
Pedro A. Valdès-Sosa, China Brain Project
Andrew Welchman, Wellcome Trust
Samantha White, U.S. BRAIN Initiative – National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS/NIH)
Yu Yang, China Brain Project