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Why brain research is important? Do we have strategies to cope with brain diseases? What can we do to facilitate the progress in our understanding of basic and advanced neurophysiology functions responsible for our successful integration in the environmental eco –system? These are just some of the questions that all stakeholders in big arena of brain research share in common. In order to be more understandable for policy makers and the society, neuroscience, neurological and psychiatric research are nowadays frequently referred to as brain research. In the same sense, brain diseases encompass disorders also known as neurological or psychiatric (1) In many opinions and reports, brain diseases are recognized and labeled as a considerable social and economic burden in Europe and beyond (1). Namely, by having affected 179 million people in 2010 and estimated direct and indirect costs of more than 800 billion euros (2,3), brain diseases are at the forefront of medical and social problems, being recognized as a grand challenge for neuroscientists (1-3). Despite the significant progress in our understanding of how our nervous system functions, we still lack some major answers. On the other hand, patients' everyday needs for health care are continuously increasing and most of the healthcare systems are trying to respond to it in a proper way. In many of brain diseases we still lack adequate treatments. Altogether, unquestionably we need a tremendous research efforts to cope with all open issues related to nervous system functions and dysfunctions. Different study approaches are available. Choice depends on us. Multidisciplinary collaboration: let’s (net)work together

Translational, multidisciplinary and integrative studies in neurophysiology: Real need or contemporary fashion in brain research?