The latest edition of ‘Projects Magazine’ offers an in-depth look at the vision and launch of the European Partnership for Brain Health. Published by Insight Media, this special edition features a select number of EU-funded projects advancing health and care through research and innovation.
The extensive four-page feature details EP BrainHealth’s mission to unify a previously fragmented research landscape into a coordinated 10-year systemic strategy.
The article highlights how the initiative, which emerged from the preparatory CSA BrainHealth, seeks to bridge the gap between fundamental research on brain functioning and the translation of results into innovative solutions for improved brain health and better quality of life for those living with brain related conditions. It further explains the research-driven mission and holistic perspective of the European Partnership and why its approach emerged as the appropriate format for uniting relevant stakeholders and maximising synergies to form a robust “BrainHealth ecosystem”.
Coordination office team interviewed
The feature is based on an interview with Friederike Bathe, head of the EP BrainHealth coordination office at DLR Projektträger, and scientific officer Christina Müller, who discuss the strategic alignment and the impact of the first joint transnational funding calls.
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“EP BrainHealth: Building a holistic European Partnership for Brain Health”
- Published in Projects Magazine by Insight Media
- Published: July 2026
The article also highlights the contributions of various European partners, such as the French national research agency ANR who together with the research institute INSERM was instrumental in developing the Joint Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for the EP. ANR also serves a key role as the lead for managing the Partnership’s Joint Transnational Calls.
Detailed Portraits of EU-funded Projects
Projects Magazine is a specialized open-access publication from Insight Media, based in Bristol, UK, that focuses on providing detailed portraits of Horizon Europe projects. This “Health Edition” specifically showcases EU-funded efforts to drive progress in medical innovation and patient-centered technologies.