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Startup · Norway

Nordic Brain Tech

HQ Oslo, NorwayFounded 20191-10 employeesUpdated

Develops digital therapeutics for migraine and headache.

Website

Systems3

  • Brain TwinApp‑based diary for migraine and headache tracking and management.
  • Cenli®Cenli® is a home‑based biofeedback tool that trains the nervous system through guided breathing and real‑time feedback.
  • Clinical Trial DashboardA web‑based dashboard that enables real‑time monitoring and management of clinical trials.

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People
PersonRole
Cathrine Ro HeuchCEO and co-founder

Sources8

Profile4

  1. 1

    no.linkedin.com · Supports Organization · employee range, Organization · founded year

    “Company size 2-10 employees”
  2. 2

    Supports Organization · country, Organization · hq city

    “Edvard Storms gate 2 0166 Oslo, Norway”
  3. 3

    Defence Finance Monitor · Supports Organization · description

    “It specializes in digital neurofeedback therapeutics for neurological disorders – notably a migraine prevention system called Cerebri that combines an”
  4. 4

    LinkedIn · Supports Organization · ownership

    “Type Privately Held”

Systems3

  1. 5

    Nordic Brain Tech · Supports System

    “Brain Twin** \ App based diary for diagnosis and management of headaches”
  2. 6

    Nordic Brain Tech · Supports System

    “Cenli is a home-based biofeedback tool that trains your nervous system through guided breathing and real-time feedback”
  3. 7

    Nordic Brain Tech · Supports System

    “Clinical Trial Dashboard ### Web-based dashboard to enable real-time monitoring of clinical trials”

People1

  1. 8

    nansenneuro.no · Supports Role

    “Cathrine Ro Heuch is the CEO and co-founder of Nordic Brain Tech, a health-tech company developing digital biofeedback tools for migraine prevention and stress management.”

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