Sunday, June 09, 2019 | ||
8.00-16.30H | All Day Educational Courses | |
An Introduction to Network Neuroscience: How to build, model, and analyse connectomes | ||
MR Diffusion Imaging: From theory to applications | ||
Deep Learning for Human Brain Mapping | ||
Functional MRI in Clinical Practice: Applications, methods, and controversies | ||
8.00-12.00H | Morning Educational Courses | |
Time-varying Connectivity in Resting-state fMRI: Methods, interpretations, and clinical use | ||
Taking Control of Your Neuroimaging Data: Understanding artefacts and quantifying quality | ||
fMRI at the Resolution Scale of Cortical Columns and Layers | ||
Population Neuroscience: How to responsibly handle big data in the age of biobanks | ||
9.00-12.00H | Open Science SIG Workshop | |
Brain Hacking 101 | ||
13.00-16.30H | Afternoon Educational Courses | |
Brain Parcellations and Functional Territories | ||
The Missing Link: How to combine neuroimaging data with computational models of behavior | ||
MRS of GABA and Other Metabolites: Methods and applications for understanding human brain function | ||
Researchers' Guide to the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study | ||
17.30-19.30H | Opening Ceremonies / Talairach Lecture: Riitta Hari - Timing Matters | |
19.30-21.00H | Welcome Reception |
Monday, June 10, 2019 | ||
8.00-9.15H | Morning Symposia | |
Cognitive Atlasing: From brain images to the mind | ||
Clinical Applications of Time-varying Neuroimaging | ||
New Approaches for Probing the Neurobehavioral Basis of Development | ||
Imaging Experience-Dependent Plasticity in Humans | ||
8.00-9.15H | NIH BRAIN Initiative Funding Opportunities | |
9.15-9.30H | Break | |
9.30-10.15H | Keynote Lecture: Danielle Bassett | |
10.15-10.25H | Break | |
10.25-10.50H | Best Paper Award Presentations | |
10.50-12.00H | LOC Symposium: Back to the Future: The legacy of Italian neuroscientists for the current brain mapping challenges | |
12.00-12.45H | Lunch | |
12.00-14.30H | Siemens Industry Lunch Symposium - Exploring New Frontiers in MRI | |
12.00-14.30H | Scientific Advisory Board Session - A Retrospective look back at OHBM | |
12.45-14.45H | Poster Session | |
14.45-16.00H | Afternoon Symposia | |
Decoding Brain Heterogeneity in Psychiatry: Concepts, challenges, and methods | ||
Lifespan Network Neuroscience: A new frontier in human brain mapping | ||
Diversity Round Table: Using Insights from Social Psychology and Neuroscience to Address Gender Bias | ||
Fetal Foundation of Neurocognition | ||
16.00-16.15H | Break | |
16.15-17.00H | Keynote Lecture: Catie Chang - Multimodal Investigation of Spontaneous BOLD Fluctuations | |
17.00-17.15H | Break | |
17.15-18.30H | Oral Sessions | |
Emotion and Motivation and Social Neuroscience | ||
Neurodevelopmental Disorders | ||
Modeling and Analysis Methods - Uni/Multi-Variate Analysis | ||
Neuroinformatics and Data Sharing | ||
18.30-19.30H | Poster Reception |
Tuesday, June 11, 2019 | ||
8.00-9.15H | Morning Symposia | |
Longitudinal MRI Approaches for Investigating Brain and Psychological Development | ||
The Global Signal Strikes Back: Understanding and addressing widespread signal fluctuations in fMRI | ||
Multi-Modal Imaging Approach for Human Neuroanatomy: Integration across scales | ||
Advances in Understanding Rapid Temporal Processing in the Human Brain | ||
9.15-9.30H | Break | |
9.30-10.15H | Keynote Lecture: Armin Raznahan - Integrative Neuroimaging of the Developing Brain in Health and Disease | |
10.15-10.30H | Break | |
10.30-11.45H | Oral Sessions | |
Lifespan Development | ||
Language | ||
Modeling and Analysis: Multi-dimensional atlasing | ||
Mapping Sensation Perception and Attention | ||
11.45-12.45H | Lunch | |
12.00-14.30H | Phillips Industry Lunch Symposium - Break Diagnostic Boundaries with Speed, Comfort, and Confidence | |
12.00-14.30H | Publishing Roundtable - Aperture: The OHBM publishing platform roundtable | |
12.00-12.50H | Student/Post Doc SIG Career Development and Mentoring Symposium | |
13.10-14.00H | Student/Post Doc SIG Lunch with Mentors | |
12.45-14.45H | Poster Session | |
14.45-16.00H | Afternoon Symposia | |
From "Open Science" to "Science": Shifting the status quo in data sharing, software, and publishing | ||
The Dynamic Interplay Between Neuromodulation and Whole Brain Network Structure | ||
Human Brain Mapping in the Face of Functional Heterogeneity and Functional Multiplicity | ||
Specialised Functional Networks in Social Behavior: Life trafectories, sex differences, diversity | ||
16.00-16.15H | Break | |
16.15-17.00H | Keynote Lecture: B.T. Thomas Yeo - Generative Models for Brain Parcellation, Disorder and Dynamics | |
17.00-18.00H | Poster Reception | |
17.00-19.00H | Chinese Young Scholars Meeting |
Wednesday, June 12, 2019 | ||
8.00-9.15H | Morning Symposia | |
The Pulsatile Integration at Multiple Time Scales in the Resting Brain | ||
Do We Really Think Differently about MEG-EEG Mapping? | ||
Advanced Image Analytics for Clinical Neuroimaging | ||
A Tough Nut to Crack: Neurodevelopmental connectopathies | ||
9.15-9.30H | Break | |
9.30-10.15H | Keynote Lecture: Tianzi Jiang - The Human Brainnetome Atlas and its Applications in Understanding of Brain Functions and Disorders | |
10.15-10.30H | Break | |
10.30-11.45H | Oral Sessions | |
Neurodegenerative and Vascular | ||
Learning and Memory | ||
Modeling and Analysis | ||
Imaging Acquisition Methods - BOLD Signal Imaging | ||
Imaging Genetics | ||
11.45-12.45H | Lunch | |
12.45-14.45H | Poster Session | |
14.45-16.00H | Afternoon Symposia | |
Data Science in Neuroscience: Denser Phenotyping Across Levels of Observation | ||
Transcriptomics of Brain Function: From Circuitry and Networks Through Psychiatric Illness | ||
Connectivity Formation and Reconfiguration in the Brain: Empirical and in Silico Insights | ||
EEG Potentials Evoked by Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation: Methodological Issues | ||
16.00-16.15H | Break | |
16.15-17.00H | Keynote Lecture: Gil Rabinovici - PET Imaging in Dementia: Mapping the path from protein aggregation to neurodegeneration | |
17.00-17.15H | Break | |
17.15-18.15H | General Assembly and Feedback Forum | |
18.15-19.15H | Poster Reception | |
20.00-2.00H | Club Night |
Thursday, June 13, 2019 | ||
8.00-9.15H | Morning Symposia | |
Spatial Organization of Connectivity Over Timescales: Multimodal insights on cognitive architectures | ||
How Do Current Predictive Connectivity Models Meet Clinician's Needs? | ||
Multimodal Neurofeedback: The next generation of neurofeedback for advanced brain self-regulation | ||
Dissociating the Cognitive and Motor Functions of Circuits Through the Subthalamic Nucleus in Humans | ||
9.15-9.30H | Break | |
9.30-10.15H | Keynote Lecture: Roshan Cools - Chemical Neuromodulation of the Adaptive Mind | |
10.15-10.30H | Break | |
10.30-11.45H | Oral Sessions | |
Higher Cognitive Function | ||
Population Neuroscience | ||
Recent Advances in Neuroanatomy | ||
Epilepsy | ||
11.45-12.45H | Lunch | |
12.45-14.45H | Poster Session | |
14.45-16.00H | Closing Comments and Meeting Highlights | |
16.00-17.00H | Farewell Poster Reception |