Program

	Sunday, June 17, 2018
8:00-16:30	All Day Educational Courses
	Network Neuroscience: Concepts, Methods and Applications
	Hands on reproducible brain imaging- SOLD OUT
	Pattern Recognition for NeuroImaging
	EEG and MEG Source Reconstruction with FieldTrip
8:00-12:00	Morning Educational Courses
	Time-varying connectivity in resting-state fMRI: from methods to interpretations
	Why it all comes back to Anatomy
	Introduction to Imaging Genetics
	Reusing Public Neuroimaging Datasets
13:00-16:30	Afternoon Educational Courses
	Beyond Linear Decoding: An Introduction to Deep Learning Methods
	Neuroimaging Meta-Analysis
	Brain parcellations and functional territories
	Population neuroscience: How to responsibly handle big data in the age of biobanks
17:30-19:30	Opening Ceremonies / Talairach Lecture: Karl Friston
19:00-21:00	Welcome Reception

	Monday, June 18, 2018
8:00-9:15	Morning Symposia
	Cognitive & Affective Neuroscience: From Circuitry to Network and Behavior
	What can functional connectivity tell us about mechanisms of brain function?
	Brodmann (1868-1918): A pioneer of human brain mapping and his impact on present and future concepts
	Population & imaging genetics approaches: what can brain imaging contribute?
9:30-10:15	Keynote Lecture: Irene Tracey
10:25-10:50	Best Paper Award Presentations
10:50-12:00	LOC Symposium
12:00-13:00	Publishing Roundtable
13:15-14:30	Multi-Modality Symposium
14:45-16:00	Oral Sessions
	Modeling & Analysis Methods I
	Disorders of the Nervous System- Neurology
	Neuroanatomy & Physiology
	Decision Making
16:15-17:00	Keynote Lecture: Simon Eickhoff
17:15-18:15	Up Close & Personal with Susan Bookheimer
20:00-01:00	Monday Night Social & Open Science Gala

	Tuesday, June 19, 2018
8:00-9:15	Morning Symposia
	Dynamics of resting-state functional connectivity: Methods and models
	Prediction bias in perceptual experience and decision making
	Neuroplasticity: From bench to practice
	Data science in neuroscience: Generating insight from rich, complex and messy data
9:30-10:15	Keynote Lecture: Gustavo Deco
10:30-11:45	Oral Sessions
	Imaging methods - Aquisition I
	Informatics
	Lifespan Development
	Brain Stimulation Methods
12:00-13:30	Student/Post Doc SIG Mentoring Roundtable
12:00-14:30	Lunch Symposium: PHILIPS NEURO DIAGNOSTICS Insights on Simultaneous HD EEG, MRI and Transcranial Electrical Neuromodulation Dr. Peter Molfese NIH Section on Functional Imaging Methods An EEG Study on Attentional Selection and Suppression in Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Dr. Yan Song Beijing Normal University
12:45-14:45	Poster Session
14:45-16:00	Afternoon Symposia
	Critical Perspectives on Time-Varying Models for BOLD Functional Connectivity
	Movies in the Magnet: Emerging themes from naturalistic viewing studies in fMRI
	Transcranial Low Intensity Focused Ultrasound: A novel approach to non-invasive brain mapping
	Evolving perspectives on neurohormonal modulation of social-emotional networks
16:15-17:00	Keynote Lecture: Bea Luna
17:00-18:30	Poster Reception
20:00-2:00	Club Night

	Wednesday, June 20, 2018
8:00-9:15	Morning Symposia
	Evolving perspectives on integrating task-based and rest-based models of brain function
	Progression from the mean: neuroimaging methods for modelling population variability & heterogeneity
	Multimodal imaging of electroconvulsive therapy at the human system level
9:30-10:15	Keynote Lecture: Leah Somerville
10:30-11:45	Oral Sessions
	Modeling & Analysis Methods II
	Disorders of the Nervous System - Psychiatry
	Language
	Learning and Memory
12:00-13:30	Lunch Symposium: Siemens Healthineers *Constantly exceeding the possible. Pioneering MRI.* Constantly pioneering MRI Joerg Uwe Steauk Siemens Healthineers Imaging of sleep-deprived brains Professor Michael Chee Duke-NUS Medical School, Singapore Neural substrates of social interaction: from hyperscanning 3T fMRI to inter-species comparisions with 7T MRI Professor Norihiro Sadato National Instittue for Physiological Science, Japan Pre-Registration Required: Sign Up Here
12:45-14:45	Poster Session
14:45-16:00	Afternoon Symposia
	Reproducibility in functional MRI: validation, improvement and future
	Neurobiology of Exercise: What Neuroimaging tells us about the underlying Molecular Mechanisms
	Novel multimodal approaches for precision brain stimulation
	Modelling complex neuroimaging data: Practical approaches to longitudinal and dependent data
16:15-17:00	Keynote Lecture: Daniel Margulies
17:15-18:15	General Assembly & Feedback Forum

	Thursday, June 21, 2018
8:00-9:15	Morning Symposia
	A spotlight on network hubs: cutting-edge analyses and clinical applications
	Good Noise in Neural Computation
	Mapping and Manipulating Neural Oscillations with Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation
9:30-10:15	Keynote Lecture: Martijn van den Heuvel
10:30-11:45	Oral Sessions
	Imaging Methods II
	Genetics
	Mapping Emotions & Social Function in the Brain
	Perception, Attention, & Motor Behavior
12:45-14:45	Poster Session
14:45-16:00	Closing Comments & Meeting Highlights
16:00-17:30	Farewell Poster Reception