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SWC/GCNU Neuroinformatics Unit
SWC/GCNU Neuroinformatics Unit
@neuroinformatics@mastodon.online  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Applications are open for the second Neuroinformatics Unit Open Software Summer School, August 17-28 2025 in London, UK!

Bringing together researchers and developers of open-source software for training and collaboration. Financial support available.

https://neuroinformatics.dev/open-software-summer-school

An overview of the Open Software Summer School 2026 schedule. There are two tracks in the first week, "Animals in Motion" and "Large Array Data". "BrainGlobe" and "Extracellular Electrophysiology" will be run in the second week.

Each week starts with a symposium on the Monday afternoon, followed by 3 days of the course, and then a 2 days of collaboration, bringing together researchers and engineers to use, and improve neuroscience open source software.
An overview of the Open Software Summer School 2026 schedule. There are two tracks in the first week, "Animals in Motion" and "Large Array Data". "BrainGlobe" and "Extracellular Electrophysiology" will be run in the second week. Each week starts with a symposium on the Monday afternoon, followed by 3 days of the course, and then a 2 days of collaboration, bringing together researchers and engineers to use, and improve neuroscience open source software.
An overview of the Open Software Summer School 2026 schedule. There are two tracks in the first week, "Animals in Motion" and "Large Array Data". "BrainGlobe" and "Extracellular Electrophysiology" will be run in the second week. Each week starts with a symposium on the Monday afternoon, followed by 3 days of the course, and then a 2 days of collaboration, bringing together researchers and engineers to use, and improve neuroscience open source software.
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SWC/GCNU Neuroinformatics Unit
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@neuroinformatics@mastodon.online replied  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

You can choose which of the four tracks to attend:
- Animals in Motion (analysing video behavioural data)
- Large Array Data (how to handle large data in Python)
- BrainGlobe (computational neuroanatomy-@brainglobe.info)
- Extracellular electrophysiology (using SpikeInterface to process probe data)

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