This program provides an integrated training and research experience focused on the eBrainTWin neuroimaging-guided surgical navigation system, combining multimodal medical imaging, artificial intelligence, and clinical neurosurgical applications. Participants will gain hands-on experience in imaging analysis, AI-assisted surgical planning, and clinical workflows through collaboration with academic, clinical, and industry partners. The program duration is a minimum of six months, conducted in two cohorts. Selected participants will receive a monthly stipend based on TEEP subsidy regulations. Accommodation is not directly provided, and participants are responsible for arranging their own housing; however, guidance and support may be offered to assist in finding suitable accommodation. The program is open to master’s and PhD students, as well as qualified graduates in biomedical engineering, neuroscience, medicine, computer science, or related fields. Preference will be given to applicants with research or clinical experience in medical imaging, AI, or related areas, and with sufficient English proficiency for academic communication. Participants are required to submit a personal resume, including details such as academic background, relevant experience, estimated arrival time, intended duration of stay, accommodation plans, and contact information. Active participation in research activities, meetings, and final project presentation is expected.