Awarded History Projects: 2015-2019

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Projects awarded in 2019

• - 200 years of Lewy Bodies - Dr. Mohamed Salama, Egypt
• - Das Leben ist ein Galvanischer Prozess (Life is a Galvanic Process). Neurology and Electrotherapy in late 18th and early 19th C. Vienna - Dr. Sonia Horn, Austria
• - Gamification and Online Replication of Ebbinghaus (1885) Memory Experiments - Mr. Luiz Henrique Santana, Brazil
• - History of Neurology in India: From the Ancient to the Modern Period - Dr. Dinesh Ramoo, Canada
• - History of neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders (diagnosis and treatment) in ancient and medieval Persia - Dr. Behnam Vafadari, Germany
• - Neuroscience 7,000 years ago - Mr. Hussein Youssef, Turkey
• - The history of Neuroscience and Cognitive Sciences in Italy - Dr. Stefano Canali, Italy
• - Through The Eyepiece: The Life and Works of Eduardo P. De Robertis - Mr. Yim Rodriguez, Argentina
• - Wroclaw University neuroanatomical exhibition: brain development and its pathology - Prof. Julita Czarkowska-Bauch, Poland

Projects awarded in 2018

• - Brains by catalogue: surveying preserved Human brains in Portugal - Ana Nunes from Lisboa, Portugal
• - Cell Biology and Neuroscience at the Time of the Development of the Cell Theory - Helmut Kettenmann from the Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine in the Helmholtz Association, Berlin, Germany
• - Continuing the legacy of ancient neurosurgeons: Rebuilding ancient trephined skulls with the 3D printing technology - Jagoš Golubović and Nebojša Lasica from the Clinical Centre of Vojvodina, Clinic of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, University of Novi Sad, Serbia
• E.N. Sokolov the founder of vector psychophysiology in Lomonosov Moscow State University - Evgenia Nikonova from Lomonosow Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia
• Living History — The History of Spanish Neuroscience in First Person - Alex Gomez-Marin from the Instituto de Neurociencias, Sant Joan d'Alacant, Spain
• Neuroscience in Georgia - Mzia Zhvania from the Ilia State University and I. Beritashvili Center of Experimental Biomedicine, Tbilisi, Georgia
• - Neurotoxicology: historical roots in Europe - Michele Augusto Riva from the School of Medicine and Surgery, University of Milano Bicocca, Monza, Italy
• Pavlov’s wayward pupil: full of twists and turns Jerzy Konorski’s life - Łukasz Bijoch from the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology PAS, Warsaw, Poland
• - Tracing the origins of modern neuroscience in ancient Greece - Kyriaki Sidiropoulou from IMBB-FORTH, Heraklio, Greece
• - Unraveling the Past of Women in Neurosciences: their Contributions to Understanding of Brain and Behavior - Isabel María Martín Monzón from the University of Seville, Spain

Projects awarded in 2017

• A Brain Museum Tour of Europe - Richard Brown from Halifax, Canada
• A Virtual Museum of Irish Brain Science - Richard Roche from Maynooth, Ireland
• - Discovery of the first neurotansmitter receptor - Jean-Pierre Changeux from Paris, France
• - European Innovations in Sensory Neuroprostheses - Daniel Rathbun from Tuebingen, Germany
• - Friedrich Sanides: A unifying framework of cortical organization with ontogenetic,  phylogenetic and functional ramifications - Alexandros Goulas from Hamburg, Germany
• Heinrich Obersteiner and the Foundation of Neuroscience at 19th C. Vienna - Sonia Horn from Vienna, Austria
• Neuroscience Giants - Valeria Lavín from Madrid, Spain
• - Neuroscience in Naples: institutions and protagonists - Clelia Sedda from Bologna, Italy
• Olga Vinogradova (1929-2001): role of the hippocampus in selection and registration of information - Evgeniia Samokhina from Pushchino, Russia
• - Orbeli’s Phenomenon - Lusine Ghulikyan from Yerevan, Armenia
• - Platon Kostyuk - founder of Ukrainian school of neuroscientists - Elena Lukyanetz from Kyiv, Ukraine
• - Stars and thorns of the Ukrainian neuroscientist Oleksandr Chernyakhivsky - Yuri Chaikovsky from Kyiv, Ukraine
• - The legacy of Russian School of Neurophysiology - Lilya Andrianova from Exeter, United Kingdom
• - The Magnus-Rademaker Neurocinematography Film Collection:  European pioneers of the study of body posture and reflexes - Thomas Younts from London, United Kingdom
• The pioneers of neuroscience in Poland - Slawomir Gonkowski from Olsztyn, Poland

Projects awarded in 2016

• - Alexey L. Byzov and the research on the vertebrate retina at the Academy of Sciences of Moscow in the post-Stalinian era - Luigi Cervetto from Pisa, Italy
• - Carlo Besta and the Italian Neurosciences Development - Saba Motta from Milan, Italy
• Gilberto Rossi, a neuroscientist and an intellectual of  the Novecento - Giovanni Berlucchi from Verona, Italy
• Neuroscience in British Literature - Roni Tibon from Cambridge, United Kingdom
• Neurosciences in-formation: a visual history of Galvanism - Marco Bresadola from Ferrara, Italy
• The Eduardo Pons Tortellà neurological tissue bank - Miquel Balcells from Barcelona, Spain
• The Neuroscientific Works of Sigmund Freud - Fabian Guenole from Caen cedex 9, France
• The vision of Alfred Yarbus - Nicholas Wade from Dundee, United Kingdom and Galina I. Rozhkova from Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow.
• Untold Stories: the Women Pioneers of Neuroscience in Europe - Sonia Mele from Ferrara, Italy

Projects awarded in 2015

• Rediscovering Hibernation: Research of the Belgrade School of Physiology  - Pavle Andjus from Serbia, Belgrade
• Volodymyr Pravdych-Neminsky (1879-1952): first EEG and struggle for neuroscience research - Oleksii Boldyriev from Kiev, Ukraine
  
• Charles Darwin’s works and early European neuroscience  - Fabian Guénolé from Caen, France
  
• - Discovering the History of Spanish Neuroscience - Juan Nacher from Madrid, Spain
  
• Angelo Mosso and his brain-mind problem, a seed for the modern brain imaging - Germana Pareti from Torino, Italy
  
• Volodymyr Betz (1834-1894) - world-renowned neurobiologist - Yuriy Salyha from Lviv, Ukraine
• Insight into Greek neuroscientists  - Jenny Tsiara from Ilion, Greece

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