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| {{attachment:brainstorm_training.png||width="150px",align="right"}} The best way to learn how to use Brainstorm, like any other academic software, is to benefit from local experts. However, you may be the first one in your institution to consider using Brainstorm for your research. We are happy to provide comprehensive [[Tutorials|online documentation]] and support through [[http://neuroimage.usc.edu/forums|our forum]] but there is nothing better than a course to make your learning curve steeper.<<BR>> | {{attachment:brainstorm_training.png||width="150px",align="right"}} The best way to learn how to use Brainstorm, like any other academic software, is to benefit from local experts. However, you may be the first one in your institution to consider using Brainstorm for your research. We are happy to provide comprehensive online documentation and support through our forum but there is nothing better than a course to make your learning curve steeper.<<BR>> |
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| We organize courses for institutions who are willing to develop a user community for Brainstorm. Please [[http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/PeopleFaculty/BailletSylvain|contact us]] to get your started locally. | We organize courses for institutions who are willing to develop a user community for Brainstorm. Please [[http://www.bic.mni.mcgill.ca/PeopleFaculty/BailletSylvain|contact us]] to get you started locally. |
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| More information on upcoming training sessions at : [[http://www.facebook.com/BrainstormSoftware|facebook.com/BrainstormSoftware]] | '''More information:''' [[http://www.facebook.com/BrainstormSoftware|facebook.com/BrainstormSoftware]] |
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| == Upcoming and past Brainstorm courses == === McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT (April 28, 2012) === [[http://mcgovern.mit.edu/|{{attachment:McGovernMIT.png|http://mcgovern.mit.edu/|height="80"}}]] |
== New Brainstorm courses == All courses feature intensive hands-on practice of Brainstorm. Attendees bring their own laptops and go through most software features in a step-by-step, interactive way, with the assistance of at least two Brainstorm experts. No Matlab license required, runs on all operating systems! Our philosophy is to offer a personal first experience with using Brainstorm, that attendees will be able to keep alive on their laptops and share when back to their home institution. See links to reports from attendees to our previous courses below. |
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| The Brainstorm course will immediately follow (Saturday, April 28, 2012) the MIT !McGovern Institute Symposium on ‘Magnetoencephalography: Applications to Cognitive Neuroscience”, which will be held on Friday, April 27, 2012. | === Montreal (Canada): July 11, 2012 (half-day MEG course, half-day Brainstorm practice) === Location: Université du Quebec à Montréal (UQAM)<<BR>>Program and registration: [[http://www.cernec.umontreal.ca/EFC2012/EFC.html#w3|Visit this link.]] |
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| Program and registration: TBA. | The Brainstorm course will be part of a 3-day practical workshop on brain imaging techniques that will immediately follow the UQAM's Summer School in Cognitive Science (June 29-July 11, 2012). <<BR>>Full program to be announced. === Paris (France): August 31, 2012 (full day, including 1st Brainstorm-Users Symposium) === Location: Satellite symposium of the 2012 edition of BioMag conference (August 25-31, 2012); Brain & Spine Institute, Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière ([[http://icm-institute.org/menu/fondation/se-rendre-a-licm?lang=en|ICM]]) Call for papers and registration: [[WorkshopBiomag2012|click here]] (participation fees are $35 USD for students & postdocs; $65 USD for faculty) This course will feature presentations from Brainstorm users, sharing their results obtained using the software; followed by a full hands-on session using your own laptop (full program available soon). If you would be interested in presenting your results in a 20-min talk, please [[mailto:brainstorm@sipi.usc.edu|contact us]] with a title and abstract. <<BR>> == Past Brainstorm courses == === MIT, Boston (April 28, 2012) === Location: !McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT<<BR>>Program: [[http://mcgovern.mit.edu/component/content/article/21-events/538-brainstorm-training-workshop-at-mit|MIT website]] Number of participants: 90. Instructors: <<BR>> - Sylvain Baillet: [[attachment:brainstormMEGCrashCourse_shortversion.pdf|Download slides]]<<BR>> - Francois Tadel: [[attachment:120428_worshop_boston.pdf|Download slides]]<<BR>> {{attachment:MIT1.jpg||height="120px"}} {{attachment:MIT2.jpg||height="120px"}} {{attachment:MIT3.jpg||height="120px"}} [[http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.232823763488282.42490.117589778345015&type=3|Click here for more pictures of the event.]] The Brainstorm course was immediately following the MIT's !McGovern Institute Symposium: "''Magnetoencephalography: Applications to Cognitive Neuroscience''", held on Friday, April 27, 2012. |
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Brainstorm courses
The best way to learn how to use Brainstorm, like any other academic software, is to benefit from local experts. However, you may be the first one in your institution to consider using Brainstorm for your research. We are happy to provide comprehensive online documentation and support through our forum but there is nothing better than a course to make your learning curve steeper.
We organize courses for institutions who are willing to develop a user community for Brainstorm. Please contact us to get you started locally.
More information: facebook.com/BrainstormSoftware
New Brainstorm courses
All courses feature intensive hands-on practice of Brainstorm. Attendees bring their own laptops and go through most software features in a step-by-step, interactive way, with the assistance of at least two Brainstorm experts. No Matlab license required, runs on all operating systems! Our philosophy is to offer a personal first experience with using Brainstorm, that attendees will be able to keep alive on their laptops and share when back to their home institution. See links to reports from attendees to our previous courses below.
Montreal (Canada): July 11, 2012 (half-day MEG course, half-day Brainstorm practice)
Location: Université du Quebec à Montréal (UQAM)
Program and registration: Visit this link.
The Brainstorm course will be part of a 3-day practical workshop on brain imaging techniques that will immediately follow the UQAM's Summer School in Cognitive Science (June 29-July 11, 2012).
Full program to be announced.
Paris (France): August 31, 2012 (full day, including 1st Brainstorm-Users Symposium)
Location: Satellite symposium of the 2012 edition of BioMag conference (August 25-31, 2012); Brain & Spine Institute, Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière (ICM)
Call for papers and registration: click here (participation fees are $35 USD for students & postdocs; $65 USD for faculty)
This course will feature presentations from Brainstorm users, sharing their results obtained using the software; followed by a full hands-on session using your own laptop (full program available soon). If you would be interested in presenting your results in a 20-min talk, please contact us with a title and abstract.
Past Brainstorm courses
MIT, Boston (April 28, 2012)
Location: McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT
Program: MIT website
Number of participants: 90.
Instructors:
- Sylvain Baillet: Download slides
- Francois Tadel: Download slides
Click here for more pictures of the event.
The Brainstorm course was immediately following the MIT's McGovern Institute Symposium: "Magnetoencephalography: Applications to Cognitive Neuroscience", held on Friday, April 27, 2012.
Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University (November 19, 2011)
70 participants from around Canada gathered at the Montreal Neurological Institute (Nov 17-19, 2011) for a series of lectures and practical training on MEG acquisition, data analysis, imaging and a hands-on Brainstorm course. We have received great and positive feedback from our attendees, and we are glad the meeting has met its primary objectives of providing scientists with a first technical exposure to time-resolved brain exploration and imaging with MEG and Brainstorm.
The meeting was initiated by the Canada MEG Consortium.
Number of participants: 75.
More pictures are available on the MEG@McGill group Facebook page.
