CNSP2023 took place online on the 18-19 September 2023.

Schedule:

The workshop schedule can be found here!

About:

Methodologies for neural signal processing in the case of natural scenes and sound perception.

Talks from experts in the field

One main tutorial on encoding and decoding models for neural signal analysis

Two tutorial sessions on specific study cases and/or methodologies

Q/A sessions and continuous support throughout the workshop

Where, when and how much?

• Online! 18-19 September 2023
• Podium presentations: Free for registered participants
• Tutorial sessions: €20 registration fee

Highlights

• You can propose tutorials and talks for the workshop (official call here)
• A session on best practices and challenges with data sharing and the CND data format
• A mBrainTrain-sponsored student project (official call here)

Participants?

• Researchers interested in studying natural speech or music perception with EEG/MEG/ECoG, but have no experience with ecologically-valid experiments.
• Researchers with experience in continuous sensory perception and tools such as the mTRF-Toolbox, who are interested in deepening their understanding and in expanding their set of tools.

Prerequisites?

• Some experience with neural signal processing (e.g., EEG, MEG, or ECoG).
• Some programming experience (Matlab/Python) for the hands-on sessions.
• A practical interest in applying these notions.

What will you learn?

• Theoretical insights into system identification and multivariate linear methods for neural signal analysis
• Practical guidelines on how to prepare, process, and interpret your data
• Practical knowledge of tools for neural signal analysis such as the mTRF-Toolbox

BYOD! (Bring your own dataset)

We will provide you with guidelines to prepare your own data for the practical sessions. We can then answer your specific question during the Q/A sessions.
Datasets will be available, if you don't have your own.