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TRAINING, AUGUST 31
Training Venue: Department of Physics, University of Warsaw
Ludwika Pasteura 5, 02-093 Warsaw, Poland View map |
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08:30-17:30 | The Virtual Brain (TVB) Workshop |
This full-day workshop will introduce participants to The Virtual Brain (TVB) neuroinformatics platform. Read more | |
08:30-17:30 | Short Course: |
Simulating the brain with the Brain Simulation Platform (BSP) | |
This full-day short course will introduce participants to the Brain Simulation Platform (BSP) of the Human Brain Project (HBP). Read more | |
08:30-17:30 | Navigate complex neuroanatomy and integrate neuroscience data using 3D brain atlases |
This full-day course will introduce participants to workflows for spatial integration of morphological features in a 3D reference atlas. Read more |
DAY 1, SEPTEMBER 1
09:00-09:15 | Welcome | |
09:15-09:45 | About INCF | |
09:45-10:30 | Plenary lecture: Henry Kennedy | |
Specifics of the primate connectome | ||
10:30-11:00 | Session 1: Comparative and predictive connectomics | |
Keynote: Daniel Margulies | ||
Converging spaces of the human connectome | ||
11:00-11:20 | Investigator presentation: Claus C Hilgetag | |
Comprehensive computational modelling of the development of characteristic brain connectivity | ||
11:20-11:40 | Investigator presentation: Piotr Majka | |
Marmoset Brain Connectivity Atlas. An Open Access Resource for Cellular-Resolution Analysis of the Primate Cortex | ||
11.40-12:00 | Discussions | |
12:00-13:20 | LUNCH | |
13:20-14:05 | Plenary lecture: Carole Goble | |
FAIRy stories: tales from building the FAIR Research Commons | ||
Parallel sessions | ||
2A: Neuroinformatics workflows | 2B: Building open science communities | |
14:15-14:45 | Keynote: Upinder Bhalla | Keynote: Kirstie Whitaker |
SANKET: The Signaling and Neurophysiology Knowledge-resource for Experiments and Theory | 10 simple rules for running an open and inclusive projects online | |
14:45-15:05 | Investigator presentation: Robin Gutzen | Investigator presentation: Sharon Crook |
Evaluating neural network models within a formal validation framework | NeuroML-DB: A model sharing resource that promotes rapid selection and reuse | 15:05-15:25 | Investigator presentation: Dimitri Yatsenko | Investigator presentation: Jeffrey S Grethe |
Neuroscience Data Pipelines with DataJoint | Building a FAIR Data Commons: The Open Data Commons for Spinal Cord Injury (ODC-SCI) | |
15:25-15:45 | Discussions | |
15:45-16:15 | COFFEE BREAK | |
16:15-17:15 | Session 3: Training in neuroinformatics | |
16:15-16:35 | Keynote: William Grisham | |
Preparing students and a workforce for the big data tsunami: summary of recommendations from the iNEURO project workshop | ||
16:35-16:55 | Keynote: Jaroslaw Zygierewicz | |
Training in neuroinformatics from the bachelor’s level at FUW | ||
16:55-17.15 | Keynote: Ariel Rokem | |
Training in the era of brain observatories: data science education and collaboration | ||
17:15-17:45 | Discussion panel: Higher education and industry needs | |
17:45-19:45 | Poster presentation and reception |
DAY 2, SEPTEMBER 2
09:00-09:35 | Polish Node presentation | |
09:35-10:20 | Plenary lecture: Andrzej Cichocki | |
Machine learning and tensor networks and their applications, in Brain Computer Interface, neurofeedback and recognition of human emotions | ||
Parallel sessions | ||
4A: Brain Computer Interface | 4B: Neuroinformatics challenges in behavioral research | |
10:30-11:00 | Keynote: Maureen Clerc | Keynote: Rafal Bogacz |
Towards personalized brain-computer interfaces | Computational models of decision making: a bridge between behavioural data and neurobiology | |
11:00-11:20 | Investigator presentation: Piotr Durka | Investigator presentation: Jakub Dzik |
Quo vadis BCI? Lost between sci-fi, academia, industry and clinics | Really reproducible behavioural paper | |
11:20-11:40 | Investigator presentation: Stavros Skouras | Investigator presentation: Judyta Magdalena Jabłońska |
Flexible virtual reality neurofeedback paradigm for fMRI, EEG, MEG, or fNIRS | Computational modelling of decision-making in a reinforcement learning task without time constraints | |
11.40-12:00 | Discussions | |
12:00-13:20 | LUNCH | |
13:20-14:05 | Plenary lecture: Frances Skinner | |
Theta rhythms in the hippocampus – being clear and open | ||
14:05-14:35 | Session 5: Future of academic publishing | |
Keynote: Naomi Penfold | ||
Preprinting for neuroinformatics: where are we at? | ||
14:35-14:55 | Investigator presentation: Anita Bandrowski | |
RRIDs, an emerging standard in journal publishing, and the tools that make RRIDs a reality | 14:55-15:15 | Investigator presentation: Samir Daas & Jean-Baptiste Poline |
Dissemination of FAIR Datasets and Analysis Pipelines Using the Canadian Open Neuroscience Platform (CONP) | ||
15:15-15:35 | Discussions both sessions | |
15:35-16:05 | COFFEE BREAK | |
16:05-17:35 | Session 6: Global brain projects | |
16:05-16:35 | Keynote: Jan Bjaalie | |
A user-driven data sharing and data management infrastructure for neuroscience | ||
16:35-17:05 | Keynote: Alexander Woodward | |
Brain atlasing and databasing in the Brain/MINDS project | ||
17:05-17.35 | Keynote: Michael Hawrylycz | |
Community resources for single cell and cell type data in the brain | ||
17:35-17:55 | Discussion | |
17:55-18:00 | Closing | |
18:00-20:00 | Poster presentation and reception |