CMKL University is honored to be the official Host for BCI & Neurotechnology Spring School 2026. From April 20–29, 2026, global researchers, students, and innovators will gather to explore the future of Brain-Computer Interfaces, AI, and neurotechnology. Participants will also take part in the BR41N.IO Global BCI Hackathon, which is one of the world’s leading neurotechnology innovation challenges. Let's join the global community and be part of the future of neurotechnology.
Learn more and register: https://www.gtec.at/event/spring-school-program-2026/
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