NeuroCentury
Paweł Świeboda is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in policy and technology. Currently serving as the Founder of NeuroCentury and holding various senior advisory and fellow positions at organizations such as the European Policy Centre, The International Center for Future Generations, and FIPRA Public Affairs, Paweł is also a Co-Founder of the Brain Capital Alliance and a Board Member for the Euro-Mediterranean Economists Association. Previously, Paweł held roles as Director General of the Human Brain Project and CEO of EBRAINS, after serving as Deputy Head of the European Political Strategy Centre at the European Commission. Paweł holds a BSc in Economics from The London School of Economics and Political Science, a Master of Arts from the University of London, and completed Executive Education at Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
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NeuroCentury
We live in the century of the brain. Our cognitive skills are the gateway to the future where we build a sensible relationship with technology. Brain and mental health have never been valued more, as the burden of brain disorders has increased while disruptions of the socio-economic life have had an increasingly high bearing on everyone’s sense of themselves. In the meantime, progress towards unwrapping the mystery of the brain has been spectacular, even though much remains to be done and a single unifying theory of the brain is unlikely to emerge in the immediate future. NeuroCentury has been born out of the realization that the centrality of the brain needs to be crafted in the broader public interest. It is an action and policy hub which aims to provide analyses, support and inspiration in all matters brain-related. NeuroCentury intends to work with patients, governments, international organizations, businesses and the research community to help support an ambitious brain agenda. NeuroCentury aims to be 100% collaborative, building on the efforts of the entire brain community and contributing to the collective effort. Its advisory activities are concentrated in five areas of brain and mental health, brain capital as well as neurotechnology and ethics. You can read more about the approach on www.neurocentury.com Let’s see each other on this fascinating journey.