Brain Behavior Quantification and Synchronization — Next Gen Sensor Technology Development
Supports neural behavior-sensing technology development through translational cooperative projects.
RFA-MH-26-140 is part of the NIH BRAIN Initiative's Brain Behavior Quantification and Synchronization (BBQS) flagship program, with NIMH as lead Institute. It funds U01 cooperative research projects to develop next-generation sensor technologies capable of capturing high-resolution, multi-modal behavioral data synchronized in real time with neural activity recordings. The program also supports dev…
Funds U01 cooperative research projects developing next-generation sensor technologies to synchronize high-resolution behavioral tracking with neural activity in real-world settings, under the BRAIN BBQS program led by NIMH.
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