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Brain Research International Data Governance & Exchange – Phase II

Description

The goal of this project is to develop an International Data Governance Framework (IDGF) that can advance responsible international brain research and innovation. This will start with the identification of the technical, legal, ethical and organizational challenges to IDGF and the development of pathways to address these challenges. An effective IDGF would provide clarity and direction for individual researchers, institutions, funders and industry stakeholders as they plan large-scale programs that cross international borders.

A major outcome of the project is a collection of laws and regulations, as well as a summary of actionable methods for data sharing in various countries. The project will lay the ground for a global network for International Data Governance for Mental Health. This network will provide services and support data sharing with technology and human infrastructure to multiple stakeholders including academic and industry researchers, policy makers, and funders.

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Co-Projectlead

Dr. Ricardo Chavarriaga, Prof. Dr. Damian Eke (University of Nottingham), Prof. Dr. Franco Pestilli (The University of Texas at Austin), Prof. Dr. Amadi Ihunwo (University of the Witwatersrand), Prof. Dr. Thomas Nichols (University of Oxford), Prof. Dr. Fernanda Tovar (D’Or Institute for Research and Education (IDOR))

Project team

Dr. Kimberly Ray (The University of Texas at Austin), Dr. Thais Montero (D’Or Institute for Research and Education (IDOR))

Project partners

The University of Texas at Austin; University of the Witwatersrand; University of Oxford; D’Or Institute for Research and Education (IDOR); University of Nottingham

Project status

completed, 04/2024 - 04/2025

Institute/Centre

Centre for Artificial Intelligence (CAI)

Funding partner

Foundation

Project budget

30'029 USD

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