We are proud to see our Brain Prize documentary film among the finalists at this year’s Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards.

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The Brain Prize has honoured 49 scientists, recognising breakthroughs across all areas of brain research.
Nominations for 2026 are open until 1 Sep. 2025: brainprize.org/nomination-s...

The Selection Committee carefully ensures the award reflects the full breadth of the field.
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Annual Meeting of the Japan Neuroscience Society: The Brain Prize Lectures ow.ly/xHP050WmcWm

• Haim Sompolinsky (Harvard University/Hebrew University)
From Brain to Mind: Emergent Properties of Neuronal Circuits

• Larry F. Abbott (Columbia University)
Modeling the Navigational Circuitry of the Fly

Invitation to The Brain Prize Lectures 2025

Prof. Michelle Monje and Frank Winkler will present a research lecture on their pioneering contributions to neuroscience.
27 May at the University of Copenhagen, followed by a reception.

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Nominations of candidates for The Brain Prize 2026 are now open!
Find all the details about the nomination process at: brainprize.org/nomination-s...

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Artificial neural networks were once thought to be a dead end— until pioneering work in theoretical and computational neuroscience proved otherwise.

Discover how neuroscience paved the way for Artificial Intelligence: From Mind to Machine: brainprize.org/winners/comp...

Did you know that neuroscience played a key role in AI’s development?

Artificial Intelligence: From Mind to Machine explores how brain research led to artificial neural networks, machine learning, and modern AI.

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The Brain Prize 2025 winners, Michelle Monje and Frank Winkler have uncovered a profound connection between cancer and the nervous system, fundamentally changing our understanding of the biology of brain tumours – and paving the way for potential treatment strategies. Learn more: brainprize.org

Tumours in the brain hijack fundamental neural mechanisms to drive their own progression. The Brain Prize 2025 winners Professors @michellemonje.bsky.social and
Frank Winkler have fundamentally changed our understanding of the biology of brain tumours. Learn more:
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The premiere of Artificial Intelligence: From Mind to Machine was sold out but the film is now available: brainprize.org/winners/comp...
Thanks for facilitating an interesting discussion on the potential & challenges of AI @elektronista.dk @serge.belongie.com Kasper Bielefeldt & an engaged audience.

What a grand evening in Copenhagen!
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the premiere of Artificial Intelligence: From Mind to Machine.
 
The documentary is now available to watch online at brainprize.org/winners/comp...

#BrainConference registration is open! Join Co-chairs Larry Abbott (Zuckerman Institute), Ila Fiete (MIT) & Haim Sompolinsky (Harvard/Hebrew U.) to explore the impact of #machinelearning, #AI & #connectomics in #TheoreticalNeuroscience.

Deadline: 2 April
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Professors Michelle Monje and Frank Winkler have been honored with The Brain Prize 2025 for pioneering the field of Cancer Neuroscience.
Watch to hear from Prof. Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg, Chair of The Brain Prize Selection Committee, on this year’s award and the winners’ discoveries: brainprize.org

Learn more about the winners and read the review article that describes the field and the pioneering work of The Brain Prize 2025 winners written by @johannajoyce.bsky.social: brainprize.org/winners/canc...

The Brain Prize 2025 winners, Professors @michellemonje.bsky.social, @stanfordneuro.bsky.social, and Frank Winkler, @uniheidelberg.bsky.social have revolutionized our understanding of Gliomas — revealing how brain tumours integrate into neural circuits in ways that drive their own progression.

Watch Lene Skole, the CEO of the @lundbeckfonden.bsky.social explain why The Brain Prize is awarded, and hear from the 2025 winners: @michellemonje.bsky.social @stanfordneuro.bsky.social, @hhmi.org Investigator, and Frank Winkler, Heidelberg University Hospital. Watch the full film at brainprize.org

Congratulations to winners of The Brain Prize 2025!
Professors @michellemonje.bsky.social, @stanfordmedicine.bsky.social and @hhmi.org Investigator, and Frank Winkler, Heidelberg University Hospital, have pioneered the field of Cancer Neuroscience.

Learn more: brainprize.org/winners/canc...

Tomorrow, we unveil the winners of this year's Brain Prize —the world’s largest award in neuroscience. Stay tuned at brainprize.org to discover who's groundbreaking achievements have been recognised with The Brain Prize 2025. #thebrainprize2025

In just two days we will announce The Brain Prize Winners 2025. Tune in to learn more about the winners and their pioneering research at brainprize.org #thebrainprize2025

The Brain Prize is the world's largest prize for neuroscience. The 2025 winners of The Brain Prize will be announced on March 5th at 4pm CET at brainprize.org Go to the website to read and watch films about the previous 47 recipients of the prize.

As the 2025 Brain Prize Announcement approaches, we celebrate the groundbreaking work of laureates past and present. Explore their remarkable contributions to neuroscience on our website: brainprize.org/winners