News

1. Portuguese PM visits Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown

   29-07-2010 José Sócrates says he stands side-by-side with the Champalimaud Foundation on a visit to the CF construction site.
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2. Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown

   29-07-2010 RTP News (Portugal) reports on the Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown, following the visit of Prime Minister José Sócrates to the construction site in Lisbon.
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3. Every Action has a beginning and an end (and it’s all in your brain)

   26-07-2010
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4. 2010 Vision Award goes to US scientists

   12-06-2010 1 million Euro award goes to J. Anthony Movshon and William Newsome for their outstanding work on the brain’s role in visual perception.
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5. J. Anthony Movshon e William Newsome ganham Prémio António Champalimaud de Visão 2010

   12-06-2010 Prémio António Champalimaud de Visão 2010 vai para dois cientistas com trabalho notável sobre o papel do cérebro na reconstrução das imagens e na forma como actuamos e compreendemos o mundo
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Programmes & Researchers

• About C-TRACER

  C-TRACER is the Champalimaud Translational Centre for Eye research. Based in the city of Hyderabad, India, the centre was created following an historic agreement between the Champalimaud Foundation and the LV Prasad Eye Institute, one of the world’s leading centres of translational research.
  

• CF Neuroscience Programme

  The CF programme in Neuroscience aims to unravel the neural basis of behaviour. We believe that investing in basic research in this field will significantly impact on our understanding of brain function, which will in turn contribute to the understanding and possible treatment of brain dysfunction.