About this workshopHuman neuroimaging with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), electroencephalography (EEG), and magnetoencephalography (MEG) reveals large-scale patterns of activity reflecting the brain’s functional complexity. However, the bulk of work seeking to analyse their dynamics and structure has traditionally focused either on temporal aspects, or on spatial aspects, but rarely the two combined. There is growing awareness in the neuroimaging community that computational neuroscience offers unifying approaches to understand large-scale brain dynamics. Conversely, neuroimaging data is a rich source of inspiration for the modeling community.
This workshop aims to showcase recent advances at the intersection of computational neuroscience and human neuroimaging, with a focus on large-scale spatiotemporal dynamics. Two themes we will cover are:
1. Recent work modeling the neurobiology underpinning neuroimaging data; and,
2. Applications and data, highlighting challenges where computational neuroscience has much to offer.
Schedule (in UTC - check attached international timetable to see local times):- S01*UTC 12:00: Paula Sanz-Leon (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czSm)
- S02*UTC 12:30: Changsong Zhou (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czTE)
- S03*UTC 13:00: Yujiang Wang (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czTP)
- S04*UTC 13:30: Patricio Orio (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czTc)
- S05*UTC 14:00: Katharina Glomb (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czTu)
- S06*UTC 14:30: John Griffiths (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czU0)
- S07*UTC 15:00: Johan van der Meer (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czTx)
- S08*UTC 15:30: Extended Q & A - (https://cns2020online.sched.com/event/czUj)
Moderators: James Roberts, Paula Sanz-Leon
Have a question? add them to our Q & A Space: https://neurostars.org/t/workshop-spatiotemporal-dynamics-in-neuroimaging-models-and-analysis-q-a/7608?u=psanzleon
