We gladly look back to our participation and the successful presentations of our team at the 37th ECNP congress at Milan. It was a fantastic opportunity to showcase our latest research and engage in exciting discussions with leading experts and peers in the field. The conference provided exciting and valuable insights, and we look forward to building on these connections in the future! Curious to learn more on what we presented? You can still find all our presentations here!

Indoc Research Europe proudly announces our participation in the 2024 ECNP Conference, September 24-27, Milan. We present our work on revamping an existing but outdated calcium image analysis tool. A complete overhaul of software code increased performance and enhancement with new features, while facilitating future maintenance. The tool is now enabled e.g. to keep up with challenges of high-throughput, large scale pharmacological screenings. This collaboration with academia exemplifies our dedication to provide the scientific community with cutting edge software solutions. Interested in more details? Click on the links below to access the respective Abstracts! 

• Collaborative approach to revamp NeuralActivityCubic

• Evaluation of the updated NeuralActivityCubic

In the framework of the final phase of the Human Brain Project, INDOC successfully delivered a minimum viable product of service for sensitive data within the EBRAINS Research Infrastructure. This data management platform, the HealthDataCloud (HDC), is now available at the Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS).

Watch a recording of the final HDC demo here. Test the HDC here (requires creating an EBRAINS account first). We look forward to your feedback!

Work on HDC continues as part of the eBRAIN-Health project.

The Human Brain Project (HBP), a large-scale 10-years initiative by the European Commission, aimed to push the boundaries of neuroscience and brain research. Indoc Research Europe contributed during the last years of HBP by developing the HealthDataCloud, a cutting-edge research data management platform, offered as an EBRAINS service for sensitive data.

Curious to learn more on HBP? Check out the official report or watch a short highlight video!

Indoc presents Pilot, its scalable and customizable platform which enables secure collection, integration, analysis, and sharing of data at:

1. 2022 European College of Neuropsychopharmacology Congress - see poster

2. 21st European Conference on Computational Biology - see poster

The project aims to develop a decentralized, data protection-compliant research platform capable of simulating some of the brain’s complex neurobiological phenomena. Indoc and its European subsidiary are leading the development and technical coordination for this data platform which will allow researchers to collate an array of different types of information, including data from PET and MRI scans, EEG tests, behavioral studies and lifestyle surveys, as well as clinical data from thousands of patients and healthy controls. Read more

The Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (GA4GH) aims to accelerate biomedical advances by enabling the responsible sharing of clinical and genomic data through both harmonized data aggregation and federated approaches. The decreasing cost of genomic sequencing (along with other genome-wide molecular assays) and increasing evidence of its clinical utility will soon drive the generation of sequence data from tens of millions of humans, with increasing levels of diversity. Read more

The EBRAINS research infrastructure will add a new service for sensitive medical brain data for the scientific community – the EBRAINS HealthDataCloud. A multinational team of academic and industrial partners in the Human Brain Project, including Indoc Research and its European subsidiary, is developing the privacy compliant service over the next two years. The project is coordinated by Charité Universitätsmedizin. Read more

Led by Managing Director Stephane Pollentier, Indoc Research Europe will manage operations outside of North America including partnerships with Charité Universitätsmedizin in Germany. Learn more

Building on the initial deployment phase of the Virtual Research Environment (VRE), Indoc will extend the capabilities of the VRE with new features including integration with imaging and clinical data sources, further support for the FAIR data principles including BIDS and openMINDS standards and knowledge graph integration, and enhanced data protection measures. Learn more