ACNS EEG-fMRI Early Satellite Symposium and Workshop
Event Information
Description
EEG-fMRI Early Satellite Symposium Supported by Symbiotic Devices & Brain Products GmbH
Date: November 20th, 2016 (14:00 pm)
Location: University of Newcastle
This symposium and workshop aims to provide theoretical and practical training about deriving EEG in the MR environment and to offer ideas about how concurrent EEG-fMRI can be used to answer scientific and clinical questions (with focus on Epilepsy research).
For all clinicians, students and researchers (novice, intermediate and advanced) interested in simultaneous measurement in EEG-fMRI.
PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE SYMPOSIUM AND WORKSHOP VIA THE REGISTER BUTTON.
FOR PAYMENT PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINK (click here)
Symposium Speakers:
Dr. Jorge Joao, Laboratory for Functional and Metabolic Imaging, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland
Dr Suresh Muthukumaraswamy, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Dr David Carmichael, UCL Institute of Child Health, UK
Mr Aaron Warren - Florey Department of Neuroscience and Mental Health Department, Melbourne, Australia
- Motion correction for EEG-fMRI using custom carbon fibre head motion detection loops
- Analysis of EEG-fMRI in the context of epilepsy (standard ‘SPM’ approaches & ICA techniques to detect non-canonical seizure-related BOLD changes)
- Applications of EEG-fMRI in the treatment of epilepsy (defining the epileptogenic zone prior to surgery, and defining potential targets for emerging deep-brain stimulation therapies)
Symposium and Workshop Social Event - Sunday during Symposium, 2016:
Join us for a casual, friendly afternoon tea (sharing platters) and drinks.
EEG-fMRI Early Satellite Workshop Supported by Symbiotic Devices & Brain Products GmbH
Dates: November 20th, 21st and 22nd, 2016
Theory and hands-on training for combined EEG/fMRI recordings and artifact corrections, including:
- Challenges and opportunities
- Safety issues
- EEG/fMRI hardware synchronisation and its effect on data quality
- Technical preparation & volunteer preparation
- Hardware components & setup
- MR corrections of resulting EEG data
- and more.....
During the workshop you will work with the BrainAmp MR Plus and BrainCap MR with multitrodes, BrainVision Recorder, BrainVision RecView, BrainVision Analyzer2, Matlab, Siemens Prisma 3T with 64-channel headcoil.
Speakers:
Nicola Soldati, PhD - Brain Products GmbH, Gilching, Germany
Agnieszka Iwasiw - Symbiotic Devices, Melbourne, Australia
Day 1 Program - Sunday, December 20th, 2016:
Location: University of Newcastle
Duration: Full Day (9:30~14:00)
Day 2 Program - Monday, December 21st, 2016:
Location: HMRI
Duration: Full Day (9:00~11:00)
Day 3 Program - Tuesday, December 22nd, 2016:
Location: University of Newcastle
Duration: Full Day (9:00~15:30)
Please register by the 15th of November 2016. Make sure one of the available spots is yours and register now!
Registration Rates
Early Bird EEG-fMRI Symposium until 5th Nov 2016 $75 (incl. GST)
EEG-fMRI Early Satellite Symposium full rate $98 (incl. GST)
EEG-fMRI Early Satellite Workshop $250 (incl. GST)
STUDENT EEG-fMRI Symposium & Workshop (3 days) $150 TOTAL (incl. GST)
WEBINAR EEG-fMRI Early Satellite Symposium
Visit the official ACNS2016 Conference website!
Visit the Brain Products Website
Where can I contact the organisers with any questions?
Contact Symbiotic Devices
Contact BrainProducts
Do I need to bring a personal computer?
You may bring your own personal computer, however, all workshop material (laptop, software, dongle, participants folder and certificate) as well as lunch, coffee - breaks will be provided.
Do I need to prepare for the EEG/fMRI workshop?
Safety in the MRI scanner is a priority, powerful magnetic fields will interfere with metal objects. As part of the workshop you have the opportunity to enter the scanner room. Therefore you will be required to complete a safety questionnaire prior to the practical session on Monday 21st November.
In addition you will be asked to remove any metal objects (coins, keys, watch, jewellery, credit cards, mobile phones, pagers etc) prior to entering the scanner room.
