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    The Human Electrome Project Opens Its Founding Consortium to New Partners

    A nonprofit research consortium building shared infrastructure for the bioelectric code, modeled on the Human Genome Project.

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    Erik A. Nilsen, PhD
    Co-Founder and CTO, Electrome Corporation
    January 22, 2026 1 min read
    The Human Electrome Project Opens Its Founding Consortium to New Partners

    The Human Electrome Project, the nonprofit research initiative launched by Electrome Corporation in October 2025, is opening its founding consortium to additional academic, government, and industry partners. The project's mission is to map, model, and decode the bioelectric signaling systems that govern cellular behavior across all living organisms, creating shared standards and reference data for bioelectric medicine.

    What founding partners receive

    Founding consortium members participate in protocol design, shared dataset access, and co branded publications. The project operates as a nonprofit aligned with Electrome's mission to translate bioelectric science into transformative therapies.

    EA
    Erik A. Nilsen, PhD
    Co-Founder and CTO, Electrome Corporation, Electrome