INDP ALUMNI 2010

INDP 2010

Bruno Miranda (Portugal) - University College of London (Kennerley Lab) 
Carolina Doran (Portugal) - Bristol University (Franks Lab) 
Gonçalo Lopes (Portugal) - Kampff Lab    
Gustavo Mello (Brazil) - Paton Lab    
Ivo Marcelo (Portugal) -  Erasmus Rotterdam University
Simone Lackner (Austria) -  Orger Lab
Tiago Marques (Portugal) - Petreanu Lab    

INDP ALUMNI 2009

INDP 2009

Ali Argunsah (Turkey) - Israely Lab    
Andreia Cruz (Portugal) - Moita Lab    
Anna Hobbiss (UK) - Israely Lab    
David Raposo (Portugal) - CSHL (Churchland Lab)    
Diogo Peixoto (Portugal) - Stanford University (Newsome Lab)
Elizabeth Rickenbacher (USA/Switzerland) - Moita Lab    
Niccolò Bonacchi (Portugal/Italy) - Mainen Lab    
Pedro Garcia da Silva (Portugal) - CSHL (Albeanu Lab)
Raquel Abreu (Portugal) - UCLA (Feldman Lab)    
Sevinç Mutlu (Turkey) - Costa Lab

INDP ALUMNI 2008

INDP 2008

Ana Pereira  - Moita Lab    
Ana Isabel Amaral  - University of Groningen    
Ana Rita Fonseca - Mainen Lab    
André Mendonça - Mainen Lab
Clara Ferreira - University of Oxford (Miesenböck Lab) 
Dennis Herrmann - Vasconcelos Lab    
Fernando    Santos - Costa Lab
João Marques - Orger Lab    
Mafalda Vicente - Costa Lab    
Scott Rennie - Moita Lab    

INDP ALUMNI 2007

INDP2007

Iris Vilares - Northwestern University (Kording Lab) 
Isabel Henriques - IdiPAZ, UA Madrid    
José Ribas Fernandes - Botvinick Lab, Princeton
Margarida Agrochao - Harvard (Meister Lab)    
Maria Inês Vicente - Mainen Lab    
Mariana Cardoso - Columbia University    
Patrícia Correia - Mainen Lab    
Patrício Simões - Niven Lab, University of Cambridge
Pedro Ferreira - Costa Lab    
Rodrigo Abreu - Oliveira Lab
 

‘Metamersion: Latent Spaces’ joins art, science and technology at the Champalimaud Warehouse

The second edition of Metamersion, the cycle of artistic, scientific, technological and therapeutic immersive events of the Champalimaud Foundation, launches on December 15th with the programme Latent Spaces, taking place at the Champalimaud Warehouse, in the former warehouses of DocaPesca, in Lisbon, in a location that is also in a latent phase, and where the first steps towards the creation of a centre dedicated to Human Neuroecology and Digital Therapeutics are being taken.

29 November 2022

Not all movement disorders are equal, but early diagnosis can help fight them all

To mark this date, we asked Marcelo Mendonça, neurologist and researcher from the Neuropsychiatry Unit and Neural Circuits Dysfunction Lab at the Champalimaud Foundation to provide an overview of Movement Disorders, their symptoms, diagnosis and treatments.

10 November 2022

Portuguese consortium to receive 78 million euros funding from the Programa de Recuperação e Resiliência to develop “responsible” AI

For every argument that construes AI as essential, promising and transforming across nearly all industries, there are voiced concerns about this technology. Many people do not trust AI, claiming that intelligent machines will one day dominate humankind. But while this is a remote possibility, the harm that can be done to people (albeit mostly unintentionally) by deep learning algorithms is very tangible – and has already been known to occur in the real world.

04 November 2022

Work from Champalimaud Foundation Researcher Acknowledged by the Eppendorf & Science Prize for Neurobiology

After receiving her bachelor's degree in Biochemistry and a master's degree in Health Sciences from the University of Minho, which introduced her to the field of immunology, Cardoso embarked upon a PhD in the laboratory of Henrique Veiga-Fernandes at the Champalimaud Foundation to study the role of neuro-immune interactions in metabolism.

06 October 2022

The multiple dimensions of the first European Researchers' Night at the Champalimaud Foundation

This public event, organised by the RAISE (Researchers in Action for Inclusion in Science and Education) consortium composed of the NGO Native Scientist, the Champalimaud Foundation and the Instituto de Medicina Molecular João Lobo Antunes (iMM), joined the 49 ERNs that took place in 25 European countries on the same date.

27 September 2022

The Champalimaud Foundation will host the Neuro, Digital & AI Innovation Summit

Organised by Broadreach Global with the European Brain Foundation (EBC), this summit will  bring together - in a collaborative, roundtable format - a highly diverse group of key opinion leaders, from  innovators, to decision-makers. 

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