Kraków, Poland
About
The Kraków Garden is organized by researchers from Jagiellonian University and will focus on integrating the M/EEG research community throughout Kraków and the whole Poland. This will be a full 5-day in-person event with a balance between scientific presentations and social events allowing for easy networking and having fun.
Topics
- MEG,
- GoodPractices
- CorticalTracking
Tutorials
Three mornings are reserved for tutorial sessions. Want to run a tutorial on Your favourite M/EEG topic? Submit Your proposals during registration!
Featured Speakers /Teachers
We will have two special keynote speakers: prof. Gabriele Gratton and prof. Monica Fabiani from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. More speakers and teachers will be announced soon!
Local Program
Registration
Venue
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Local program
Global - Plenary lecture
Local - Lectures
Local - Tutorials
Local - Social Events
Local - Food / Posters
Local - Satellite Event
Program details
MONDAY 16th
11:00 – [Optional] Toolbox tutorial
· MNE - G. Niso
· Fieldtrip - J. Pérez-Navarro
14:00 – Opening remarks
14:30 – [Global] Theoretical advances made thanks to MEEG
· Electrophysiology and the Gut-brain-consciousness axis - C. Tallon-Baudry
· Tracking Attentional Dynamics Across Vision, Working Memory, and Action - F. Van Ede
· Emergence of language during early developement - C. François
17:30 – Posters & Wine
TUESDAY 17th
9:00 – Local Talks - Session 1
· Some tips and resources for good practice in EEG - Guiomar Niso
· Brain oscillations during resting state - Almudena Capilla
10:30 – Break
11:00 – Tutorial 1 - Heart Evoked Potentials - Luis Ciria
13:00 – Lunch
14:30 – [Global] Real-time processing and machine learning of EEG for BCI?
· Top-notch machine learning methods - R. Kobler
· Facing the small data reality Michael Tangermann - M. Tangermann
· Conducting BCI protocols with patients - T. Vaughan
17:30 – Break
17:45 – Special Session - Citizen and Community Neuroscience - Ricardo Mutuberria
WEDNESDAY 18th
9:00 – Local Talks - Session 2
· Neural tracking of environmental time - N. Molinaro
· Novel multivariate methods for the analysis of oscillations in EEG/MEG data - C. Vidaurre
10:30 – Break
11:00 – Tutorial 2 - Cortical tracking of speech - M. Lizarazu
13:00 – Lunch
14:30 – [Global] Reproducible processing pipelines and multiverses
· EEGmanypipelines - E. Cesnaite
· Multiverse analysis - P. Clayson
· Agreed Reporting Template for EEG Methodology - International Standard - Anđela Šoškić
20:30 – Social Dinner
THURSDAY 19th
9:00 – Local Talks - Session 3
· Cortical tracking of speech in young infants and its relation to language development in the first years of life - M. Kalashnikova
· Neural oscillations in reading development - M. Lallier
10:30 – Break
11:00 – Tutorial 3 - Temporal Response Functions - S. Matar
13:00 – Lunch
14:30 – [Global] Deep neural network analysis of MEEG data: A roadmap to using machine learning with MEEG
· Learning M/EEG representations with self-supervision - H. Banville
· Classic machine learning versus deep learning: is there a clear winner? - M. De Vos
· Using artificial DNN to predict and understand human vision - R. Martin Cichy
Local Speakers/Teachers
Registration : July 15th - September 15th
Registration will be available through an online form for active and passive participation. Participants register individually with confirmation of acceptance sent through email after verification.
Poster instructions
Poster session will take place on Wednesday and will overlap with the lunch break. All posters should be in the A0 format.
Registration fee
Participants will be required to pay a 50€ fee covering costs of the global organization of CuttingGardens. A limited number of fee waivers will be available.
Venue - How to reach the Kraków Garden
The event will take place in the Institute of Psychology of Jagiellonian University that is located on its 2nd campus, neighbouring many other academic institutions, and in a walking distance from the historical city centre of Kraków.
Coming to Kraków
Kraków is a tourist hub with a wide range of flight connections through the city Airport, as well as train and bus connections from all major cities in Poland. They arrive at the Central Station which is close to the historical centre and various means of public transit.
To reach the Institute of Psychology (Ingardena 6 Street), You can take trams number 8 or 14 (“Cichy Kącik” destination), the nearest tram stop is called “Oleandry”. You can also reach it by multiple bus lines with the closest bus stop being “AGH / UR”, “Muzeum Narodowe”, and “Cracovia Błonia”.
Accommodation
Kraków has a vast base of hotels, hostels, and private apartments for short-term rent, but we recommend making reservations as early as You can as the prices and availability can change quickly.
