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| = Regitration to the next Brainstorm course = | {{attachment:BrainstormParisCourse.jpg||width="700"}} == Reports == '''Survey''': [[WorkshopBiomag2012Survey|Review the results]] '''Slides''': [[http://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm/Training?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=120831_worshop_biomag.pdf|Download]] '''Pictures''': <<HTML(<A href="http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.287879241316067.56071.117589778345015&type=3">)>>Click here for more pictures of the event<<BR>> {{attachment:workshop_biomag2012.jpg.jpg}} <<HTML(</A>)>> |
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| . '''Location''': !McGovern Institute for Brain Research, MIT, Boston, USA | '''Where:''' [[http://www.telecom-paristech.fr/eng/practical-information/getting-there.html|SupTelecom-ParisTech]] (room B310), Paris (France) |
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| . '''When''': April 28, 2012 | '''Motivation:''' Academic software applications for MEG and EEG data analysis have grown considerably over the past decade, reaching to an increasing number of users and achieving higher degrees of sophistication (Baillet et al., 2011). Brainstorm is a software project that is entering its second decade of development and distribution, with an open-source and free-of-charge policy. More than 6,000 users have downloaded Brainstorm's code or executable packages (which do not require a Matlab license), and 500 registered active users access the software updates on a regular basis. Brainstorm's user community is growing rapidly and features a great variety of research areas in MEG and EEG. We believe Brainstorm is serving well its users, in terms of facility and convenience of utilization and improvements in productivity and reproducibility of their research output. More than 90 journal articles feature results obtained using Brainstorm. The software is now featuring new elements for scripting large batches of data workflows (automated analysis pipelines, group analyses, etc.) and users can plug in their own processes for data analysis. As the user community is growing in size and diversity, we wish to feature some of the most exciting and cutting-edge usage of the software and communicate the essential elements of the application to other researchers.''' ''' |
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| . '''Program''': Bring your own laptop! A full-day, hands-on experience with Brainstorm. You wiill be taken through a step-by-step tutorial that will feature the multiple tools in the software, while manipulating experimental MEG/EEG data. | '''About this Symposium & Training Clinic: '''This''' '''Biomag Satellite Symposium will feature both oral communications from Brainstorm users and a full hands-on training course. Participants need to bring their own laptops to practice with Brainstorm. The benefit is that they will be able to reproduce the steps taken during the training, when back to their home institution. We anticipate it will be a unique opportunity for the Biomag community to provide feedback on the software, to help its developers improve and provide new features, and to carry in-depth insight about current and future developments to new users. |
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| We will be following the format that has been successful at our last Brainstorm course, with about 75 participants learning about the Brainstorm foundations in an (inter)active atmosphere. | '''Cited reference''':'' Baillet, S.; Friston, K. & Oostenveld, R. (2011) [[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3148593/|Academic software applications for electromagnetic brain mapping using MEG and EEG]]. Comput Intell Neurosci, 972050'' |
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| A couple of laptop-clinic sessions on April 27 and right before the training starts on the 28th will be held to address all technical issues before the course starts. | '''Instructors:''' Sylvain Baillet, Beth Bock, Esther Florin & Francois Tadel (MNI, !McGill), John Mosher (Cleveland Clinic) |
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| A detailed schedule of the event and instructions for installation will be available shortly. | '''Target audience: '''MEG and EEG users interested in presenting their results using Brainstorm and/or learning about the software basic and more advanced elements. Students, Post-docs, Staff, Faculty interested in learning a new tool for MEG and EEG data analysis and source imaging. |
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| == Registration fees == | '''Participation fees: '''$35 USD (students & post-docs) - $65 USD (faculty & staff). |
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| Students and Post-docs: $30 Faculty: $45 |
'''Participants''': 55 |
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| Please write in a check addressed to: "McGill University, McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, MEG Account." and mail it to the following address: | == Workshop program == <<HTML(<FONT color=red>)>>'''Requirements'''<<HTML(</FONT)>> |
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| MEG Lab / Sylvain Baillet McConnell Brain Imaging Centre Montreal Neurological Institute 3801 University St Montreal, Qc, H3A 2B4 Canada Payment in cash will be accepted on the day of the course. |
The participants are required to bring a laptop. In order to make the afternoon session as efficient as possible, we ask all the attendees to download, install and test the software and sample dataset on their laptops prior to the workshop. Please read carfully the following instructions:<<BR>>[[WorkshopBiomag2012Install|How to prepare your laptop for the training]] |
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| == Participant registration == . <<EmbedContent(http://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm3_register/workshop_boston2012.js)>> . <<HTML(<div id="bst_table" style=""><FORM METHOD="post" ACTION="http://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm3_register/workshop_boston2012.php" name="form" onSubmit="return validateForm(this);"><TABLE><TR><TD align=right>First name * </TD> <TD><INPUT type="text" name="firstname" size=40></TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right>Last name * </TD> <TD><INPUT type="text" name="lastname" size=40></TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right>Title / Occupation * </TD> <TD><INPUT type="text" name="title" size=40></TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right>Institution * </TD> <TD><INPUT type="text" name="institution" size=40></TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right>City * </TD> <TD><INPUT type="text" name="city" size=40></TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right>Email address * </TD> <TD><INPUT type="text" name="email" size=40></TD></TR> <TR><TD align=right>Phone </TD> <TD><INPUT type="text" name="phone" size=40></TD></TR></TABLE> <BR> <BR> <INPUT type="submit" value="Register" style="width:100px"> <A HREF="WorkshopBoston2012Reg">View list of registered participants </A> <BR><BR><BR> </FORM> </div>)>> |
'''8:00-10:00: Introduction''' * '''08-00-09:00:''' '''Laptop clinic''' - Bring your laptop at this clinic if you are not sure you were successful in installing the material for the training session (detailed information will be sent by email to all participants prior to the meeting) * '''09:00-9:45''': '''Brainstorm overview:''' software architecture, typical data workflow<<BR>>(Francois Tadel, !McGill University) '''9:45-11:15'''''': User symposium:''' Feature presentations of recent research from Brainstorm users. * '''Katia Lehongre''' (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France)<<BR>>''Altered low-γ sampling in auditory cortex accounts for the three main facets of dyslexia''. * '''Jean-Marc Lina''' (Electrical Engineering Dept, ETS, Montreal, Canada)<<BR>>''Wavelet-based localization of oscillatory and synchronous sources in Brainstorm'' * '''Nicholas Balderston''' (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA)<<BR>>''Rapid amygdala responses during trace fear conditioning without awareness'' * '''Ghislaine Dehaene''' (CEA-Neurospin, St-Aubin, France)<<BR>>''Studies of infant's cognition with EEG'' * Full abstracts: [[http://neuroimage.usc.edu/brainstorm/BrainstormUserSymposiumParis2012|Click here]] '''11:15-11:30: Coffee break''' '''11:30-13:00: Hands-on training begins''' * Database explorer * Reviewing continuous recordings * Artifact detection and correction * Filtering and epoching __'''13:00-14:00: Lunch break'''__ '''14:00-18:00: Hands-on training resumes '''(coffee & refreshments served) * Averaging, observation of a typical somatosensory evoked response * Head modeling, cortical source reconstruction * Definition of ROIs, tracking the processing of the sensory information millisecond by millisecond at the cortex level * Frequency and time-frequency analysis * Demo of the new functional connectivity tools * Group analysis * Anatomical atlases * Advanced scripting interface * Other topics can be discussed depending on the audience specific requests == Registration form == <<HTML(<A HREF="WorkshopBiomag2012Reg">View list of registered participants </A>)>> |
Reports
Survey: Review the results
Slides: Download
Pictures: Click here for more pictures of the event
General information
Where: SupTelecom-ParisTech (room B310), Paris (France)
Motivation: Academic software applications for MEG and EEG data analysis have grown considerably over the past decade, reaching to an increasing number of users and achieving higher degrees of sophistication (Baillet et al., 2011). Brainstorm is a software project that is entering its second decade of development and distribution, with an open-source and free-of-charge policy. More than 6,000 users have downloaded Brainstorm's code or executable packages (which do not require a Matlab license), and 500 registered active users access the software updates on a regular basis. Brainstorm's user community is growing rapidly and features a great variety of research areas in MEG and EEG. We believe Brainstorm is serving well its users, in terms of facility and convenience of utilization and improvements in productivity and reproducibility of their research output. More than 90 journal articles feature results obtained using Brainstorm. The software is now featuring new elements for scripting large batches of data workflows (automated analysis pipelines, group analyses, etc.) and users can plug in their own processes for data analysis. As the user community is growing in size and diversity, we wish to feature some of the most exciting and cutting-edge usage of the software and communicate the essential elements of the application to other researchers.
About this Symposium & Training Clinic: This Biomag Satellite Symposium will feature both oral communications from Brainstorm users and a full hands-on training course. Participants need to bring their own laptops to practice with Brainstorm. The benefit is that they will be able to reproduce the steps taken during the training, when back to their home institution. We anticipate it will be a unique opportunity for the Biomag community to provide feedback on the software, to help its developers improve and provide new features, and to carry in-depth insight about current and future developments to new users.
Cited reference: Baillet, S.; Friston, K. & Oostenveld, R. (2011) Academic software applications for electromagnetic brain mapping using MEG and EEG. Comput Intell Neurosci, 972050
Instructors: Sylvain Baillet, Beth Bock, Esther Florin & Francois Tadel (MNI, McGill), John Mosher (Cleveland Clinic)
Target audience: MEG and EEG users interested in presenting their results using Brainstorm and/or learning about the software basic and more advanced elements. Students, Post-docs, Staff, Faculty interested in learning a new tool for MEG and EEG data analysis and source imaging.
Participation fees: $35 USD (students & post-docs) - $65 USD (faculty & staff).
Participants: 55
Workshop program
Requirements
The participants are required to bring a laptop. In order to make the afternoon session as efficient as possible, we ask all the attendees to download, install and test the software and sample dataset on their laptops prior to the workshop. Please read carfully the following instructions:
How to prepare your laptop for the training
8:00-10:00: Introduction
08-00-09:00: Laptop clinic - Bring your laptop at this clinic if you are not sure you were successful in installing the material for the training session (detailed information will be sent by email to all participants prior to the meeting)
09:00-9:45: Brainstorm overview: software architecture, typical data workflow
(Francois Tadel, McGill University)
9:45-11:15: User symposium: Feature presentations of recent research from Brainstorm users.
Katia Lehongre (Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France)
Altered low-γ sampling in auditory cortex accounts for the three main facets of dyslexia.Jean-Marc Lina (Electrical Engineering Dept, ETS, Montreal, Canada)
Wavelet-based localization of oscillatory and synchronous sources in BrainstormNicholas Balderston (University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA)
Rapid amygdala responses during trace fear conditioning without awarenessGhislaine Dehaene (CEA-Neurospin, St-Aubin, France)
Studies of infant's cognition with EEGFull abstracts: Click here
11:15-11:30: Coffee break
11:30-13:00: Hands-on training begins
- Database explorer
- Reviewing continuous recordings
- Artifact detection and correction
- Filtering and epoching
13:00-14:00: Lunch break
14:00-18:00: Hands-on training resumes (coffee & refreshments served)
- Averaging, observation of a typical somatosensory evoked response
- Head modeling, cortical source reconstruction
- Definition of ROIs, tracking the processing of the sensory information millisecond by millisecond at the cortex level
- Frequency and time-frequency analysis
- Demo of the new functional connectivity tools
- Group analysis
- Anatomical atlases
- Advanced scripting interface
- Other topics can be discussed depending on the audience specific requests