Prof. Jeanette Hällgren Kotaleski

Professor

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

The main focus of Jeanette Hällgren Kotaleski’s research is the use of modeling and simulations to understand the neural mechanisms underlying information processing and learning in the brain. The research spans multiple biological scales, from large-scale simulations of cellular-level neural networks down to kinetic models—systems biology approaches—of molecular and cellular processes. Interdisciplinary collaborations with experimental laboratories, both nationally and internationally, have been and continue to be essential to this work.

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Speaking Engagements

Prof. Jeanette Hällgren Kotaleski

will be participating in the following sessions during the EBRAINS Summit 2025.

Sustainability of Research Infrastructure

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Ensuring the long-term sustainability of neuroscience research infrastructure is a strategic priority for decision makers across government, academia, and industry. Beyond initial investments, these infrastructures must be designed, governed, and maintained to deliver value to the research community and drive progress in our understanding of the brain in health and disease. This session will examine the challenges and opportunities of sustaining neuroscience infrastructures across four key dimensions: financial, technological, organizational, and societal. By addressing these dimensions together, participants will gain practical insights on balancing competing demands, anticipating future challenges, and embedding resilience into the infrastructures that support innovation in neuroscience.

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