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Avast Browser Review

NITRC ADMIN — Thu, 13 Jan 2022 12:00:00 GMT

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What you ought to Know About Programming in Python

NITRC ADMIN — Thu, 13 Jan 2022 12:00:00 GMT

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Бесплатные игровые автоматы могут быть интересны каждому

NITRC ADMIN — Mon, 10 Jan 2022 1:05:47 GMT

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Art Exhibition 2017

NITRC ADMIN — Mon, 07 Aug 2017 12:43:34 GMT

This year’s art exhibition features pieces by established artists and scientists, representing the various levels of thought through which one can appreciate the beauty of the human brain. The exhibition (June 25-29, 2017) will include pieces by artists including Elizabeth Jameson (known for her work inspired by her personal journey with Multiple Sclerosis), Richard Bright …Read More

Art Exhibition 2017

NITRC ADMIN — Mon, 07 Aug 2017 12:43:34 GMT

Brainhack Global, March 2-5 2017

Cameron Craddock — Thu, 09 Feb 2017 2:07:03 GMT

Brainhack (http://events.brainhack.org) is a unique conference that convenes researchers from myriad disciplines to work together on innovative projects related to neuroscience. Brainhack Global (http://events.brainhack.org/global2017) will unite 40 regional Brainhack events in 15 countries and 4 continents during March 2 - 5, 2017. Having several simultaneous events will help build a critical mass for the regional Brainhack movement and will provide opportunities for inter-Brainhack collaboration. Local events will be connected by videoconference to expand collaborative opportunities so that smaller sites can plug into the content and energy generated at larger sites.

In addition to time spent collaborating on neuroscience projects, activities at the Brainhack will include:
- Tutorials on basic software development skills called "Brainhacking 101"
- Keynotes from neuroscience and methods researchers including: Fernando Chirigati, Emily Finn, Leon French, Bernard Mazoyer, Jason Lerch, Angie Laird, Micheal Milham, Gustav Nilsonne, Vesna Prchkovska, Paulo Rodrigues, Monica Rosenberg, Stephen Strother, Enzo Tagliazucchi, Lucina Uddin, Anne Wheeler and many more.
- Open conference sessions during which attendees can present their research

Brainhack has partnered with GigaScience to publish the "Proceedings from Brainhack Americas". Brainhack attendees will be eligible to submit project reports describing the work that they performed during the event, which will be peer reviewed and edited by members of the Brainhack community.

Events will be held in:
- Brasil: Porto Alegre
- Canada: London, Montreal, Toronto
- Chile: Santiago, Valparaiso
- China: Beijing
- France: Paris,
- Germany: Leipzig, Munich
- Japan: Wako
- Mexico: Queretaro
- Netherlands: Amsterdam, Rotterdam
- Singapore
- Spain: Bilbao
- Sweden: Stockholm
- Switzerland: Zurich
- UK: Cambridge, Warwick, York
- USA: Albuquerque, Ann Arbor, Birmingham, Bloomington, Boston, Boulder, Durham, Eugene, Hanover, Iowa City, Madison, Miami, New York City, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Seattle, St. Louis, Urbana, Washington DC,

Checkout our webpage Brainhack Global (http://events.brainhack.org/global2017) for more information.

Registration for Brainhack Los Angeles closes Nov. 5!

Cameron Craddock — Thu, 03 Nov 2016 12:31:21 GMT

Registration for Brainhack Los Angeles closes Nov. 5! (http://events.brainhack.org/LA2016/)

This 3-day workshop will be held November 10-12, 2016 in Los Angeles, California just before the 2016 Society for Neuroscience (SFN) Annual Meeting (transportation to SFN will be provided; see below). Brainhack events (brainhack.org) bring researchers from disparate backgrounds together to collaborate on problems in neuroscience. Similar to hackathons in the tech sector, much of the schedule is left open for attendees to work together on projects of their choosing. We also include unconference sessions that consist of talks that are chosen by the attendees based on their interests as they evolve throughout the meeting and ignite talks to spark discussion around the theme of “Big Data Tools for Connectomics.” Brainhacks are not “coding sprints” or exclusive to programmers - brain scientists, engineers, programmers, and more from all backgrounds can and will make a significant contribution to the event.

Brainhack Los Angeles will feature open discussions and projects related to developing, analyzing, and visualizing big datasets, with a particular focus on connectomics (e.g., functional and structural connectivity using fMRI or diffusion MRI, genomics, metabolomics, etc.). Brainhack Los Angeles is supported by and brings together the incredible expertise of two NIH BD2K Centers (ENIGMA and Big Data for Discovery Science) and an NIH P41 Center (ReproNim: Center for Reproducible Neuroimaging Computation). The massive Consortium for Reproducibility and Reliability dataset (1,629 Subjects, 3,357 Anatomical Scans, 5,093 Resting Functional Scans, 1,302 Diffusion Scans) is the official dataset for Brainhack Los Angeles, and raw and preprocessed versions of the data will be available locally during the event. Attendees are also encouraged to bring their own data and project ideas (join the Brainhack Slack to get started on discussing ideas – channel: brainhack-la-2016).

Working papers describing outcomes from Brainhack Los Angeles will be eligible for publication in the Gigascience Brainhack Thematic Series. Shorter project reports from the event will be eligible for publication in the annual Brainhack Proceedings.

Registration can be completed via the Brainhack LA website and costs $125, which includes breakfast, lunch, dinner and refreshments on each of the three days, as well as travel on the first ever ‘mobile hackathon bus’ that will provide opportunities for continued hacking and collaboration and will take Brainhack participants from Los Angeles to the San Diego Convention Center for the Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting on Saturday afternoon.

Email info@brainhack.org for more information.

Wellcome Image Award 2016

NITRC ADMIN — Fri, 15 Jan 2016 11:09:19 GMT

Many congratulation to Alfred Anwander who recently received the Wellcome Image Award 2016 with his image Slicing the Connectome. This image was originally submitted to the brain-art competition 2014 organized by The NeuroBureau. In 2015 it was the cover image of the flyer of the art-science exhibition (Crossing Fibers: A Neuroretrospectroscopic View) as well as …Read More

Wellcome Image Award 2016

NITRC ADMIN — Fri, 15 Jan 2016 11:09:19 GMT

Art Exhibition at Kopfzentrum (Leipzig)

NITRC ADMIN — Thu, 14 Jan 2016 12:55:28 GMT

Crossing Fibers: A Retrospectroscopic View The 2016 art exhibit brings together works representing the synergy between neuroscience and art. In Leipzig, the exhibition will be held at the Kopfzentrum, from 07th January to beginning March 2016. For more details please visit Backyart