- Centre for Restorative Neurotechnology
A Unique Ecosystem for
Curiosity
About
From research and development to clinical trials and implementation, the Centre for Restorative Neurotechnology (CRN) is an ecosystem of inter-disciplinary programmes working together to understand, manage, treat and prevent chronic neurological and psychiatric disorders. The goal is curiosity-driven scientific discovery, invention of novel therapeutic and assistive neurotechnologies, and combination of new technologies with AI-inflected immersive behavioral training protocols. The CRN is comprised of three components.
Inside the CRN
Centre for Restorative Neurotechnology
Leadership
Centre for Restorative Neurotechnology
Leadership
John Krakauer, MD
Director
CRN Leadership
The Director of the Centre for Restorative Neurotechnology, in line with the foundation's objectives, is responsible for providing the centre with a strategic vision and lead its various units towards technological innovation, scientific discovery and the development of novel neurotherapeutics.
Coordination Team
Coordination team
The Coordination team engages with all stakeholders to bring the strategic vision to life.
Working closely with the Direction, the Programme Manager steers the implementation and development of the scientific and clinical dimensions of the CRN, ensuring their strategic and operational success. Working hand-in-hand with our multidisciplinary teams, partners, and funders, the Programme Manager supports the planning, execution and evaluation of the different projects.
In close collaboration with the Programme Manager and CF’s Communication, Events & Outreach team, the Neurotechnology Liaison Officer curates the scientific communication, events and outreach activities of the CRN, ensuring the proper dissemination and resonance of the work accomplished.
Coordination Team
Catarina Pimentel, PhD
Programme Manager
Thaïs Lindemann, MsC
Neurotechnology Liaison Officer
Get Involved
Collaborate
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Consult our ongoing projects in the Neurotechnology Warehouse, and reach out to the coordination team if you are interested in collaborating.
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Check out our current job openings at the Champalimaud Foundation recruitment section.
Acknowledgements
Our research, development and clinical care are only possible with the financial support of national and international institutions and government agencies. We are sincerely grateful for the help and support of:
- Champalimaud Foundation;
- Lisboa 2030, Lisbon Regional Program;
- Centre for Responsible AI, funded by the Portuguese Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR).
