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Science Summit: Breakthroughs in Precision Brain Health
In Partnership with UT Dallas' School of Brain and Behavioral Sciences
This lunchtime event shares the latest research advancing a personalized, science-based approach to understanding and strengthening brain health.
Designed for scientists, researchers, students and those following the newest developments in brain health science, this conference launches the newly created BrainHealth Network, which leverages a unique, large-scale database designed to accelerate future research. The event also includes real-world examples of how the science is being applied.
Looking to attend this event in person? Check out our in-person registration.
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Opening of Tech Expo |
Setting the context |
Updates on The BrainHealth Project |
Announcing the BrainHealth Network: 10-minute talks showcasing the latest findings from data related to physiology, hemodynamics, structural imaging, sleep and more |
Audience Q&A |
BrainHealth Project co-leaders panel Q&A |
Putting science into action: four use cases |
News and what's next |
Research Poster Showcase and judging |
Event conclusion |
Poster Showcase
Stick around for the Breakthroughs in Precision Brain Health Poster Showcase, a forum for scientific discourse on personalized, science-based approaches to understanding and strengthening brain health.
Special Thanks
To All the Researchers and Students who Submitted Work for this Year's Showcase!
The BrainHealth Network focuses on understanding brain health through advanced MRI imaging and data analysis. Collecting a comprehensive set of brain scans — including structural, functional, vascular and white matter tract imaging — data from this initiative is used to assess both neural and vascular health, offering a holistic view of brain function.
Connecting researchers across the country, this rapidly growing collaborative is accelerating expert analysis of this expanding data set and promoting groundbreaking discoveries – for the benefit of society, human health, transparency, reproducibility and innovation.