Cognition and Natural Sensory Processing Initiative (CNSP)
CNSP is an open science initiative providing a platform for facilitating research on congnition and natural sensory processing.
CNSP activities and projects:
- CNSP Virtual Workshops, where you can learn methodologies for neural signal processing for natural scenes and sound perception). Booklet for this year's workshop.
- CND: A standardised data structure for natural sensory processing datasets.
- CNSP Resources, including standardised datasets and tutorials (e.g., mTRF-Toolbox, EelBrain)
- CNSP project supported by a generous travel scholarship from mBrainTrain (official call here). The student Giorgio Piazza, who won the scholarship at CNSP2022, carried out a project on speech perception with Giovanni Di Liberto at TCD and the CNSP team.
CNSP organisers:
- CNSP workshop 2023: Aaron Nidiffer (coordinator; Univ. of Rochester), Giovanni Di Liberto (Trinity College Dublin), Mick Crosse (SEGOTIA ltd), Giorgia Cantisani (ENS Paris), Stephanie Haro
- CNSP workshop 2022: Giovanni Di Liberto (coordinator), Mick Crosse, Nate Zuk, Aaron Nidiffer, Giorgia Cantisani, Stephanie Haro
- CNSP workshop 2021: Giovanni Di Liberto (coordinator), Mick Crosse, Nate Zuk, Aaron Nidiffer
- CNSP initiative co-ordinator (2021-current): Giovanni Di Liberto (Trinity College Dublin)
If you would like to receive updates about the workshop, you can sign up for the Google group CNSP Workshop by clicking the link for the group and pressing the button "Ask to join group":
groups.google.com/g/cnspworkshop
Sponsored by:
Related News
Check out the article collection Neural tracking: Closing the gap between neurophysiology and translational medicine.
Check out the Thirty-third EEGLAB Workshop in Aspet, France, 3–7 of July 2023.
Check out the 2023 Telluride Neuromorphic Cognition Engineering Workshop, 25 June – 14 July, 2023.