We are pleased to share that MES-CoBraD, which has been coordinated by the DSS Lab, has been recognised as an EU Research & Innovation success story by the European Commission.
Members of the MES-CoBraD consortium during the final in-person project meeting in Amsterdam, May 2024.
The feature highlights the project’s contribution to improving the diagnosis and management of complex brain disorders through the use of real-world data, advanced analytics and a secure research platform developed by the consortium.
The article also includes comments by Dr Christos Ntanos, Project Coordinator, reflecting NTUA’s central role in this collaborative effort.
This recognition is an important milestone for the consortium and a strong reminder of the broader goal behind this work: to support better clinical decisions and, ultimately, improve the lives of patients and caregivers.
Read the full European Commission article here.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 965422.