TECNALIA Participates in the WOP Konekta International Congress on Neuroscience and Technologies Applied to Health
The second edition of the WOP Konekta International Congress is coming up, taking place from June 10 to 12 at the University of Deusto (Bilbao). TECNALIA is participating in this event, which will bring together national and international experts to analyze advances in neuroscience and the role of new technologies in the development of therapies for neurodegenerative diseases.
An Opening Session for the Public
- The congress will kick off on June 10 with Konekta Open, an outreach session designed to bring science and technology closer to the general public.
- This opening day will offer an accessible overview of the potential of technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and advanced therapies in the health field, facilitating the understanding of key concepts and their impact on the medicine of the future.
- The session will feature leading experts, including Ander Ramos, Medical Technologies researcher at TECNALIA and an expert in Neurotechnology, along with other professionals from the scientific and technological ecosystem.
Cutting-edge technologies applied to myelin-related diseases
- On the morning of June 11, TECNALIA will participate in the session dedicated to technological frontiers, focusing on new technologies applied to myelin-related disorders.
- Ander Ramos will give a presentation on brain-machine interfaces (BCIs), an emerging technology with great potential for developing new solutions in the fields of neuroscience and health.
- This session will also cover other advances in biomodels, organoids, artificial intelligence, and computing applied to research, reflecting the multidisciplinary nature of the congress. A Space to Drive Innovation in Neuroscience
WOP Konekta is designed as a meeting point for research, technology, and clinical application, with the goal of accelerating the development of new therapies and solutions for neurodegenerative diseases, especially those related to demyelination.
The congress is designed to foster interaction among experts and promote new collaborations that contribute to advancing research and knowledge transfer to society.