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Center of AI-BASE (Brain Architecture, Simulation & Engineering)

To pioneer a new paradigm in brain disease research by building the world's first synapse-resolution multimodal brain AI model (BrainFM),

enabling in silico disease analysis and therapeutic simulation.

KEYWORDKeyword

Multimodal AI Foundation Models Brain Digitization Neurogenetics Biosensor

OBJECTIVE Objective

We will fundamentally advance the field of AI-neuroscience by building the world's first multimodal brain foundation model (BrainFM) integrating ultra-high-resolution functional and structural brain imaging data, elucidating the disease mechanisms of intellectual disability, depression, and Parkinson's disease, and developing an AI-driven preclinical evaluation platform that predicts the efficacy of therapeutic interventions.

INTRODUCTION Director's Message



Brain disease therapeutics suffer from a significantly lower clinical success rate compared to other disease areas, underscoring the urgent need for a new AI-driven approach that integrates structural and functional understanding of brain circuits and validates treatment efficacy in advance.

The AI-BASE Research Center directly addresses this challenge by combining world-class imaging technologies with cutting-edge AI, while nurturing the next generation of researchers at the frontier of AI-neuroscience convergence.







IMPACT Impact

Through open-source release of the Brain Foundation model and multimodal brain datasets, this project will establish a foundational infrastructure for AI-driven neuroscience research, while the AI-based preclinical simulation platform will enhance the objectivity and success rate of brain disease drug development. Furthermore, the outcomes of this project will lay the groundwork for expansion to a broader range of brain diseases, catalyzing a paradigm shift in preclinical evaluation, and strengthen global competitiveness in the field through the training of convergent AI-neuroscience talent.

TALENT Ideal Talent

A proactive researcher who bridges AI and experimental neuroscience, leads an independent research group, and aspires to grow within a global scholarly network

FACULTY Faculty