Human Brain Project Database (HBPDB)

         The Human Brain Project is multi-agency initiative to construct databases of neuroscience data, and to provide tools for searching and retrieving that data to support research, teaching and education of the public into normal and abnormal functions of the nervous system.
         This program was initiated in 1993, and has grown to the point where it presently supports 35 separate projects. The data generated and archived by those projects comes from all levels of brain organization, from many different methodologies, and many different species. The overall aim of the Human Brain Project is to enable users to access and integrate all of this information to support greater use of the data and better insights into brain function.
         Toward that goal this Human Brain Project Database is designed to assist the user in accessing the information contained in the current projects and other similar projects on the web. It provides not only simple lists of the different projects, but also advanced tools for complex searches that will enable the user to identify and extract different types of data distributed within the different projects.

Alphabetical List of Project Titles

Data Categories

Principal Investigators

Names of Researchers

Organizational Scales

Species

Experimental or Theoretical

Complex Searches for Arbitrary Data Combinations (Requires IE 6.0 + XML)