Prof. Balázs Rózsa, founder and director of BrainVisionCenter (BVC), discusses the institute’s scientific achievements, pioneering brain imaging technologies and future research directions in an in-depth interview with Qubit.

The interview highlights BVC’s progress in epilepsy therapy and cortical vision restoration, two research areas currently closest to clinical application, as well as advances in Alzheimer’s research and potential collaborations with pharmaceutical companies.

Prof. Rózsa also shares insights into BVC’s interdisciplinary research model, where scientists, physicians, biologists, engineers and software developers work closely together to translate scientific discoveries into future medical applications.

Read the interview (in Hungarian) on Qubit:LINK