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BrainVisionCenter

BrainVisionCenter Nonprofit Kft. Kutatóintézet és Kompetenciaközpont

Budapest, Hungary

Medical researchHealthScience & Research
Founded 2021International reach
Profile last updated: June 21, 2026

About

Founded in 2021, BrainVisionCenter is a non-profit organisation based in Budapest, Hungary working on medical research, health, science & research.

BrainVisionCenter is a Hungarian research institute and competence centre founded in December 2021 by the Hungarian State, Femtonics Kutató és Fejlesztő Kft. and NeurofotonIQa Tudásközpont Alapítvány. It conducts translational medical research aimed at developing treatments for neurodegenerative diseases such as depression, dementia and epilepsy, and for vision loss and blindness. Its work combines neurobiology, laser physics, biological chemistry, molekuláris biology, genetics, engineering and software development, including multiphoton and 3D laser microscopy and neurophotonic tools. The institute develops medical device, biotechnology and drug discovery projects, and offers research infrastructure and collaboration to researchers, students and doctoral and postdoctoral programme participants. It works with national and international research partners and runs internal ethics, animal welfare and biosafety committees. The institute is based in Budapest, Hungary, and is majority-supported by the Hungarian government, which has allocated HUF 5.2 billion to its research goals.

Location

Budapest, Hungary

Founded

2021

Legal form

Nonprofit Kft.

Legal name

BrainVisionCenter Nonprofit Kft. Kutatóintézet és Kompetenciaközpont

Focus areas

neurobiologyneurophotonicsvision restorationtranslational researchmedical technology

Languages

HUEN

Causes & programmes

Causes

Medical researchHealthScience & Research

Works for

Students

How they work

ResearchCapacity building

Countries of operation

Hungary

Funding & support

Funded by

Government funding

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Femtonics Kutató és Fejlesztő Kft., NeurofotonIQa Tudásközpont Alapítvány, UT Southwestern Medical Center, Ministry of Culture and Innovation, NKFI Fund

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