Previously known as the EEG Manifesto, this collective initiative is about designing a set of deontological guidelines aiming to reshape our practices, our institutions, and our scientific culture.
I first presented this initiative at cuttingEEG in October 2024, in the name of our core team.
Read all about it here and consider engaging/signing/discussing!
EEG101 is a new European COST Action network focussed on making EEG science more open, reproducible, and inclusive.
By joining, you will become part of a vibrant European and international network of scientists, clinicians, and technologists, and gain access to funded opportunities such as Short-Term Scientific Missions (lab visits), Virtual Mobility Grants (remote collaborations), Training Schools, and Conference Grants.
You can also contribute directly to Working Groups on Reporting Standards, Data Curation and Harmonisation, and the EEG101 Manifesto/Community Framework, helping to shape the future of EEG research. Membership is open to anyone with an institutional affiliation in Europe. Apply now via e-COST to join a Working Group and access these opportunities: https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA24148
I'm happy to present at this year's Cognitive Computational Neuroscience conference (CCN) in Amsterdam. Find my abstract here
I'm happy to give a talk on this year's 10th anniversary CuttingEEG Conference. I present outcomes from our large-scale survey among EEG experts, in memory of the 100th anniversary of the first human EEG recording in 1924 and the launch of a manifesto intiative to improve impact and sustainability of EEG science.
I will be part of a workshop on this years BCI Conference, organized together with my colleague Marc Welter from INRIA Centre Bordeaux, France. The workshop connects experts in the field and will focus on the use of BCIs to decode personal preferences and aesthetic experiences. We discuss how multi-modal data integration, including EEG, fNIRS, ECG, and eye-tracking, can be used to enhance the understanding of aesthetic experiences.
I thank the Guarantor of Brain for granting me a Travel Award.
I was awarded the Robert Francès Award <https://iaea-aesthetics.org/awards/#Robert-Franc%C3%A8s> for Most Outstanding Student Research Contribution at this years IAEA Conference in Palma de Mallorca. Thank you for also granting me a student travel award!
Today I started a new position in the EEGManyLabs core team with Yuri Pavlov, Faisal Mushtaq and Jasper van den Bosch. I'll be based at the Immersive Cognition Lab at the University of Leeds.
Looking forward to more focussed Open Science work, Big EEG Data, and the foggy Yorkshire moors!
Last year I got a scholarship to participate in the MNE-Python 2022 Code Sprint. Besides some fixes and work in the documentation my main goal was to enable MNE to read and support Eye Tracking data.
We now merged a first big PR (thanks to Scott Huberty for joining me and pushing us forward!):
MNE now has a dedicated class for eye tracking data and can import SR Research's proprietary ASCII files (or work with data in numpy arrays). Check out the first tutorials here and here ;)
#EEGManyLabs has been awarded the Team Credibility Prize of the British Neuroscience Association. More info on the award website.
I contributed to the white paper and am very happy to see this recognition. Congrats to Faisal Mushtaq and Yuri Pavlov, who started and lead this enormeous replication project!
I was selected to participate in MNE-Python's 2022 New Developers Code Sprint :)
Besides some other ideas, my main goal will be Eye Tracking support for MNE. I had contributed before, but am looking forward to a week of learning and coding with the core devs!