18 November 2019, Montreal: Open Science in Action: Inaugural Symposium

[Daniel-Mietchen]

as per
https://twitter.com/TheNeuro_MNI/status/1184188912606031872
and
https://www.mcgill.ca/neuro/channels/event/open-science-action-inaugural-symposium-300075

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Twitter: #OpenScienceinAction

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They call this the inaugural symposium, as they are planning to do it annually from now on.

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• Sylvain Baillet
  • Brainstorm
    • list of references citing Brainstorm
    • GitHub repo (GPL3-licensed)
• Jean Gotman (standing in for Birgit Frauscher)
  • IEEG Atlas (intracerebral EEG)
• Marco Antonio Maximo Prado
  • https://touchscreencognition.org
  • https://mousebytes.ca
• Jane Roskams
  • talks about 2 decades of openness around stem cells
  • spinal cord injury reproducibility
  • https://brain-map.org
  • http://celltypes.brain-map.org/
  • portal.brain-map.org
  • https://www.mozak.science/landing brain game, had 200k players in 2 years
  • working on an Open AI Commons, in UN context

Session ends with "We won't have time for questions." Sad.

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Next session is patient-centric, around Brian Wallach and his fight against ALS, primarily through https://iamals.org/ .

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Scholia for the event: https://tools.wmflabs.org/scholia/event/Q75533882

John Wilbanks' slides: https://twitter.com/wilbanks/status/1196545365857775616

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The Neuro runs a Green Labs initiative: https://gliatneuro.github.io/

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demo of https://redivis.com/ , "a web platform for hosting, sharing, and querying data. You can analyze datasets, collaborate with your peers, and connect with a growing community of organizations."