Program
Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle épinière
Disscussions and Lectures
Plenary lectures will be opened to all attendees in the main auditorium of the ICM.
- Rock-solid EEG: making open, reproducible EEG research (Dorothy Bishop, Aina Puce, Robert Oostenveld)
- Encoding/Decoding EEG signals (Fabrizzio De Vico Fallani, Rosalyn Moran, Michael Crosse)
- Multiscale EEG: from cells to scalp (Saskia Haegens, Christian Bénar, Henrik Anders Lindén)
- Thinking out of the box: field trips with EEG (Suzanne Dikker, Kathrin Ohla, Stefan Debener)
Posters
Classic poster sessions – Poster sessions will take place around the auditorium. Posters will be on display during the whole meeting. Submit your abstract on the registration page.
Methods wine & cheese – Several white boards will be available during poster sessions, each assigned with a methodological topic to be debated live. Everyone will be able to navigate between the boards and argue on the hottest questions in the field. Suggest a topic in the registration form or in the following field:
Meet the Start-ups
More and more young talents are taking the challenge of applying the latest discoveries of EEG research in the clinic, and for the general public. Get inspired by those entrepreneurs: hear their story and perhaps invent your next job!
Telecom ParisTech
Hands-on tutorials
Small-group hands-on tutorial sessions will take place at Telecom ParisTech. Please apply for your prefered sessions during registration. Due to space limitation, we cannot guarantee that you will be able to attend your favorite tutorials, first registered first served.
- Hierarchical General Linear Modelling and Robust Statistics for EEG (Cyril Pernet, Arnaud Delorme)
- Simulating EEG data (Mike X Cohen)
- Decoding EEG signals (Jean Rémi King, Alexandre Gramfort)
- Human Neocortical Neurosolver: A New Tool for Cellular and Circuit Level Interpretation of EEG (Stephanie Jones, Sam Neymotin, Dylan Daniels)
- Combining eye-tracking & EEG (Olaf Dimigen)
- Frequency Tagging (steady state analysis) in EEG (Molly Henry)
- SEEG/ECOG analysis with Brainstorm (François Tadel, Anne-Sophie Dubarry)
- Inverted encoding models of EEG signals (Tommy Sprague)
- Making sense of (large amounts of) human intracranial EEG data (Jean-Philippe Lachaux)
- Separating different alpha sources (Rasa Gulbinaite)
- Modeling EEG-behavior relationships (Valentin Wyart, Aurélien Weiss)
- Temporal response functions – Extraction of the neural response to continuous stimuli (Lorenz Fiedler)
Philips / EGI scientific workshop on HD EEG
On Sunday 1st more speakers for free, right at ICM.
Speakers and Instructors
Dorothy Bishop
University of Oxford (UK)
Aina Puce
Indiana University (USA)
Robert Oostenveld
Radboud University (Nederlands)
Fabrizio De Vico Fallani
Inria & ICM (France)
Rosalyn Moran
University of Bristol (UK)
Michael J Crosse
Albert Einstein College of Medicine (USA)
Saskia Haegens
Columbia University (USA)
Christian Bénar
Aix-Marseille Université (France)
Sam Neymotin
Brown University (USA)
Suzanne Dikker
Utrecht University (Nederlands)
Kathrin Ohla
INM-3 Research Center Juelich (Germany)
Stefan Debener
Carl von Ossietzky Universität (Germany)
Cyril Pernet
University of Edinburgh (UK)
Arnaud Delorme
Paul Sabatier University (France)
Mike X Cohen
Radboud University (Netherlands)
Jean Rémi King
NYU/FIAS (USA)
Alexandre Gramfort
Telecom ParisTech / INIRA (France)
Stephanie R. Jones
Brown University (USA)
Olaf Dimigen
HU Berlin (Germany)
Molly Henry
Western University (Canada)
François Tadel
McGill University (Canada)
Tommy Sprague
NYU (USA)
Jean-Philippe Lachaux
CNRL (France)
Rasa Gulbinaite
CerCo (France)
Valentin Wyart
ENS (France)
Henrik Anders Lindén
University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
Lorenz Fiedler
Lübeck university (Germany)
Dylan Daniels
Brown University (USA)
Stephen Whitmarsh
ICM (France)
Aurélien Weiss
ENS (France)
Anne-Sophie Dubarry
Université Aix-Marseille (France)