This White Paper draws on 2 years of research by the Centre for Future Generations’ Neurotech programme, synthesising our key ideas and policy recommendations across publications. It intends to provide a call to European policy action on neurotechnology.
Europe is home to world-class neuroscience, yet lacks a coherent strategy to match. Pawel Swieboda argues the EU needs a dedicated neurotechnology moonshot before rivals pull ahead in the race to interface with the human brain.
Neurotechnology could transform brain health, diagnostics, and therapeutics — but Europe risks falling behind. This piece calls for bold steps to turn potential into global leadership.
