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Science plans for the long term and looks far ahead, showing perspectives. Our aim, at the BrainVisionCenter Research Institute and Competence Centre is to do more: our mission is to turn scientific discoveries into tangible high-tech based healthcare developments, and be used as products.
Our research focuses on developing cures for incurable neurodegenerative diseases – depression, dementia, epilepsy – and disorders associated with the loss of vision and blindness. Our scientific staff – physicians, biologists, laser physicists, chemists, mechanical, electrical and optical engineers, and software developers – are committed to achieve that complex molecular neurobiological methodologies, 3D laser microscopy technologies and neurophotonic tools bring new diagnostic methods and therapeutic pathways to everyday medicine.
Our innovation-driven research institute puts industrial and engineering expertise at the service of medicine and brain research. We have created a synergistic knowledge base where internationally renowned research experts synthesise their knowledge to identify new directions in medical technology development.
Our institute is part of the international scientific community and conducts its research in collaboration with a number of national and international partners. We are involved in cutting-edge medical device biotechnology and drug discovery projects along the latest trends. Our aim is to contribute with high standards of scientific excellence to the creation of knowledge and intellectual property, both nationally and internationally.
We believe in the power of diversity and youth, which is why the BrainVisionCenter’s professional community is committed to supporting talented young people with outstanding performance. We are open and inquisitive towards the next generation of researchers, providing a platform for collaboration between research institutions, students, doctoral and postdoctoral programme students that fits the Institute’s profile. We intend to take a proactive role in progressive knowledge development processes, which is ensured by a highly talented, prepared and cooperative staff community.
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Hungarian researchers have developed virtual reality glasses for mice.
The BrainVisionCenter Research Institute and Competence Center (BVC), in collaboration with the HUN-REN Institute of Experimental Medicine, has developed a unique virtual reality (VR) headset optimized for mice. This innovation opens new horizons in the study of brain function and […]
Press Release: Mice in Virtual Space: Hungarian Researchers Discovered New Mechanisms of Vision with Their Own VR Device
The BrainVisionCenter Research Institute and Competence Center (BVC), in collaboration with the HUN-REN Institute of Experimental Medicine (HUN-REN KOKI), has developed a virtual reality (VR) headset optimized for mice. This groundbreaking device creates new avenues for studying brain function and […]
Career Orientation Day at Kosztolányi Dezső High School
In June, we had the incredible opportunity to participate in the Kosztolányi Dezső High School Career Orientation Day. Our goal was to show that there are many paths to success in research. Whether you plan each step meticulously, take spontaneous […]
Botond Roska Wins the 2024 Wolf Prize in Medicine
We proudly announce that BrainVisionCenter co-founder, Botond Roska, has been awarded the 2024 Wolf Prize in Medicine. The Hungarian neurobiologist, professor, and director of the Institute of Molecular and Clinical Ophthalmology Basel (IOB) in Switzerland, received the medical prize jointly […]