The IBL Core builds on the achievements of the International Brain Laboratory, providing the global neuroscience community with open datasets, reproducible tools, shared infrastructure, and scientific and technical expertise. Through new partner projects spanning neuroscience, data science, and technology, the IBL Core continues to support research into decision-making and distributed neural circuits, expand behavioural and physiological data collection, and develop methodologies and technical tools for the wider scientific community.
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New Projects
The International Brain Laboratory is excited to grow our community with a new cohort of project partners. These collaborations bring together diverse expertise across neuroscience, data science, and technology, strengthening our collective effort to understand brain function at scale.
Our selected projects are organized across three complementary scientific and technical dimensions:
Decision-making and distributed neural circuitry
Enhancing data collection across behavioral and physiological domains
Community infrastructure: developing shared methodologies and technical tools for the broader scientific community.
By working closely with these partners, we aim to accelerate discovery, foster innovation, and expand the impact of our shared research infrastructure.
We look forward to the progress and insights that will emerge from these collaborations.
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Our Team
Funding Sources
IBL is supported by five-year funding towards the IBL Core from the Simons Foundation (active through 2030). Our community engagement and methodology dissemination efforts are supported by a three-year grant from the Wellcome Trust (active through 2028). In addition, a number of ongoing projects are supported by the NIH BRAIN Initiative through a U19 award.