10,000 Brains: Rethinking Brain Health in the age of AI

10,000 Brains: Rethinking Brain Health in the Age of AI – A conversation on neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and the future of brain health (free with ticket)

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming nearly every field of science—but can it help unlock the mysteries of the human brain?

Join The 10,000 Brains Projectfor an engaging evening exploring how AI, digital pathology, and global scientific collaboration are reshaping the future of research into Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, ALS, frontotemporal dementia, and other neurodegenerative disorders.

For decades, progress has been limited by fragmented datasets and isolated research efforts. Today, advances in digital brain banking, large-scale data sharing, and AI are creating unprecedented opportunities to better understand these complex diseases, identify shared biological pathways, and accelerate the development of more precise diagnostics and treatments.

Join Patrick Brannelly, CEO of The 10,000 Brains Project, for a conversation with Dr. Bess Frost—one of a new generation of neuroscientists helping redefine the future of neurodegenerative research. Together, they’ll discuss how AI, digital pathology, and globally shared brain resources are ushering in a new era of neuroscience—one where collaboration across diseases, institutions, and disciplines has the potential to accelerate breakthroughs once thought impossible.

Whether you have a personal connection to neurodegenerative disease, an interest in the future of AI, or simply want to better understand how science is changing our understanding of the brain, this timely discussion offers an accessible look at one of today’s most exciting frontiers in medicine.

The conversation will take place from 6:00–7:00 PM and will be followed by a reception, offering attendees the opportunity to continue the discussion with the speakers and fellow guests.