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Program Committee

Purpose

The Program Committee shapes the scientific vision and intellectual content of EBHO’s flagship events, workshops and educational programmes. Its membership is selected to balance disciplinary expertise (neuroscience, neurology, public health, psychology, translational research) with geographic and career-stage diversity across Europe, ensuring the programme reflects wide perspectives and regional priorities. The Committee prepares and independently supervises the scientific program to advance rigorous, multidisciplinary brain-health research and practice.

Fellowships & Scholarships Program

The Committee administers a portfolio of mobility awards, research fellowships and scholarships designed to accelerate the careers of early- and mid-career researchers, clinicians and educators in brain health. These programmes enable recipients to undertake training visits, learn new methods, or collaborate in laboratories and clinics abroad—building technical skills, networks and translational capacity across Europe.

Our team

Rajat Sandhir, Ph.D.


Collaborating Faculty

Gela Beselia, Ph.D.


Collaborating Faculty

Yared Z. Zewde, MD


Collaborating Faculty

Carlos Vasconcelos, Ph.D.

Collaborating Faculty

Adeel Ahmed, Ph.D.


Affiliated Researcher

Mohamad Alfateh, MD


Affiliated Researcher

Nino Akubardia, MD


Affiliated Researcher

Kevin Thomas Mathew, MD

Affiliated Researcher

Gargi Gautam, MD


Affiliated Researcher

Wael Mohamed

Professor
International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia

Toshihide Yamashita

Professor
Osaka University, Japan

Natalia Nalivaeva

Professor
University of Leeds, UK

Mzia Zhvania

Professor
Ilia State University, Georgia

Ahmed El-Yazbi

Professor
Alalamein International University, Egypt

Ines El Bini Dhouib

Professor
Pasteur Institute of Tunisia, Tunisia

Application and Eligibility

Applications are assessed by the Program Committee (or panels it appoints) against transparent criteria: scientific or training merit, feasibility, demonstrable benefit to the applicant’s career and home institution, capacity building potential, cost-effectiveness, and commitment to inclusion and open science. Eligibility is tailored to each call but generally includes early-career researchers, clinician-scientists, PhD candidates, postdocs, and junior faculty working in brain health or related disciplines.