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American brain bank creates new hope for drug development at Lundbeck

Lundbeck is just one of many companies who have invested in the US-based Lieber Institute's brain bank. The industry hopes that the research done there can help to find new ways to tackle psychiatric disorders.
The US-based Lieber Institute has more than 3000 brains, and the hope is that the genetic information from them can help to generate the knowledge needed to achieve the next breakthrough within psychiatric disorders. | Foto: Rune Pedersen/Ritzau Scanpix
The US-based Lieber Institute has more than 3000 brains, and the hope is that the genetic information from them can help to generate the knowledge needed to achieve the next breakthrough within psychiatric disorders. | Foto: Rune Pedersen/Ritzau Scanpix
af ELIZABETH MØNSTED JOHANSEN

The Lieber Institute for Brain Development is far from the only academic institution that hosts a treasure trove of human brains, but the institute has attracted a lot of attention from the outside world and, not least, from the drug industry.

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