The ECNP Networks are multi-disciplinary collaborative platforms that bring together researchers from across Europe to share ideas, discoveries and best practices in translational neuroscience.
In recognition of the growing importance of artificial intelligence (AI) in applied neuroscience, ECNP is pleased to announce an open call for proposals to establish a new ECNP Network on AI in Mental Health.
Designed to facilitate the collection of essential biological, clinical and therapeutic data in a robust and replicable way, the ECNP Networks cover the range of disease-oriented and transnosological research focus areas in translational neuroscience.
The ECNP Networks are led by the Networks Board. Each Network is represented in the Networks Taskforce.
Find the most frequently asked questions on creating or joining an ECNP Network.
How are ECNP Networks organised?
For a full overview, see the guideline for ECNP Networks.
How to create a new ECNP Network?
See the section “Application” of the guideline of ECNP Networks.
What kind of support do Networks receive from ECNP?
See the section “Finance” of the guideline of ECNP Networks.
How to become a member of an existing ECNP Network?
See the guideline for becoming a member.
What are the responsibilities of the Chairs of ECNP Networks?
See the guideline of Chairs and Co-Chairs.
Who are the current Chairs of Networks?
Visit this page of the Networks Taskforce for an updated list.
