My friend Bruno Amaral was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis.
He didn’t give up or waited for a magical solution.
He built Brain Regeneration Observatory — a free, open platform that pulls the latest research from PubMed, bioRxiv, and clinical trial registries across every frontier of CNS regeneration: remyelination, neuroinflammation, neuroimmunometabolism, cell reprogramming.
Papers land within 24 hours of publication. Clinical trials for MS, Alzheimer’s, and more are tracked in real time. Scientific curation comes from teams at Coimbra, Cambridge, and Lisboa.
What started as a tool to track his own disease, has become a map of how science is learning to heal the brain — free for anyone who needs it.
For researchers who don’t want to miss a paper. For patients who want to understand what’s coming. For carers who need hope backed by evidence.
The science to repair the brain is being written right now. Bruno made sure you don’t miss it.