| Monday, 27 March 2023 |
09:00
| HBP Summit Satellite Events
The satellite event day is followed by the main HBP Summit 2023. Please find information and the registration possibility for the main event on the HBP Summit 2023 webpage.
The satellite event day can be visited free of charge, but a registration is needed (Registrations after 20 March will have name tags produced on-site):
if you do not have an EBRAINS account yet, you can get your EBRAINS account here (free of charge. In case of issues, please contact training-support@humanbrainproject.eu)
The registration desk is situated at the main entrance of Palais du Pharo, 58, Boulevard Charles Livon, 13007 Marseille, France. Name tags can be picked up from 8:00 on Monday 27 March. Please note that only registered attendees will be able to access the venue on 27 March.
Some sessions may have links, software you should pre-install, or other requirements. Information is centrally available on the public wiki page here, please check it out before the event.
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09:00‑09:15
(15 min) | | Break |
09:15‑11:15
(120 min) | | 1st parallel session
show abstract
Room: Grand Large
License to Spike - A NEST Desktop and NESTML Workshop | Room: Estaque
Simulating complex neurobiological phenomena of human brain function and dysfunction in a data protection compliant environment: EBRAINS Service for Sensitive Data. | Room: Joliette
NMC hands on BrainScaleS | Room: Petit Saint Jean
Vast parameter space exploration using L2L on EBRAINS | Room: Saint Jean
The process of integrating your science in an integrated EBRAINS workflow | Room: Lacydon
Software delivery for the Lab and integration into the EBRAINS software release |
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Sebastian Spreizer (University of Trier, Germany),
Charl Linssen (Forschungszentrum Jülich),
Pooja Babu (Forschungszentrum Jülich),
Jens Bruchertseifer (University of Trier, Germany)
More information
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Petra Ritter (Charité Berlin),
Michael Schirner (Charité Berlin),
Jill Meier (Charité Berlin)
More information
| Eric Müller (Ruprecht-Karls-Universitaet Heidelberg), Björn Kindler (Ruprecht-Karls-Universitaet Heidelberg)
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Michiel van der Vlag (Forschungszentrum Jülich),
Alper Yegenoglu (Forschungszentrum Jülich), Sandra Diaz (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
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Marissa Diaz Pier (Forschungszentrum Jülich),
Claudia Bachmann (Forschungszentrum Jülich),
Wouter Klijn (Forschungszentrum Jülich),
Cristian Jimenez-Romero (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
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Eleni Mathioulaki (Athena Research Center),
Sofia Karvounari (Athena Research Center)
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11:15‑13:15
(120 min) | | 2nd parallel session
Publishing your research data through EBRAINS.eu
Making your research data discoverable and citable is key for attracting attention to your research and helping you meet the requirements from funders and journals. The EBRAINS Curation Team will show you how to get started with FAIR data sharing.
EBRAINS Medical Data Analytics
The EBRAINS Medical Data Analytics Service: share and re-use health data to accelerate progress in clinical neurosciences. Two unique platforms cover key areas in clinical research: The Medical Informatics Platform – MIP: privacy-preserving, federated data processing and analytics system for the federation of anonymized large clinical datasets and research cohorts. The Human Intracerebral EEG Platform -HIP: privacy-enabling environment for state-of-the-art processing and international sharing of human intracerebral EEG (iEEG) data. The MIP is a privacy-preserving, federated data processing and analytics system, working on decentralised patient data and research cohort datasets. It provides integrated statistical methods, predictive machine learning algorithms for data exploration, modelling, integration and data analysis methods. The HIP offers a data privacy-enabling environment for state-of-the-art processing and international sharing of human iEEG data. It offers a state-of-the art software library for data processing and analysis, and will provide unprecedented access to Human iEEG data for the world scientific community.
In this session you will see demos of the two platforms, hear about federation of decentralized medical data, learn about opportunities on how to use the MIP for your own applications and get an introduction and demos of the latest developments of the HIP, a brandnew platform for processing iEEG data.
Room: Grand Large
License to Spike - A NEST Desktop and NESTML Workshop (cont.) | Room: Estaque
EBRAINS Service for Sensitive Data. (cont.) | Room: Joliette
Publishing your research data through EBRAINS.eu | Room: Petit Saint Jean
Vast parameter space exploration using L2L on EBRAINS (cont.) | Room: Saint Jean
The process of integrating your science in an integrated EBRAINS workflow (cont.) | Room: Lacydon
EBRAINS Medical Data Analytics |
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(continuation of the session)
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Eszter Agnes Papp (University of Oslo), Sophia Pieschnik (University of Oslo), Archana Golla (University of Oslo), Heidi Kleven (University of Oslo), Ingrid Reiten (University of Oslo
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(continuation of the session)
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(continuation of the session)
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Samira Najih-Besson (CHUV),
Evita Mailli (Athena Research Center),
Olivier David (AMU),
Carolina Ciumas (CHUV)
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13:15‑14:15
(60 min) | | Break |
14:15‑16:15
(120 min) | | 3rd parallel session
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Room: Grand Large
Fenix User Forum meeting - How to make use of the Fenix Infrastructure | Room: Estaque
Rodent atlasing tools and QUINT workflow | Room: Petit Saint Jean
EBRAINS Academy workshop | Room: Saint Jean
WE ARE SCIENCE. Towards a realistic future to enhance inclusion, gender, equality, and diversity in science. | Room: Lacydon
EBRAINS Documentation and Tutorial Hands-On Workshop |
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Anne Nahm (Forschungzentrum Jülich),
Luciana Marques (Barcelona Supercomputing Center),
Valentina Armuzza (Forschungzentrum Jülich),
Thomas Leibovici (CEA),
Alex Upton (Swiss National Supercomputing Centre),
Stefano
Gorini (Swiss National Supercomputing Centre),
Fabio Pitari (CINECA),
Martin Lischewski (Forschungzentrum Jülich), Shiting Long (Forschungzentrum Jülich)
HBP users: Claudia Casellato (University of Pavia), Marmaduke Woodman (AMU), Hans Ekkehard Plesser (NMBU), Charl Linssen (JSC)
Find the agenda page here
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Maja Puchades (University of Oslo),
Sharon Yates (University of Oslo),
Harry Carey (University of Oslo)
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Separate agenda and registration page here
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Separate agenda and registration page here
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Jessica Mitchell (Forschungszentrum Jülich), Hans Ekkehard Plesser (Norwegian University of Life Sciences)
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16:15‑16:30
(15 min) | | Break |
16:30
| End of the HBP summit 2023 satellite events day |
16:30‑18:30
(120 min) | | 4th parallel session
show abstract
Room: Grand Large
Fenix User Forum meeting (cont.) | Room: Estaque
Arbor: the future of simulation. User reports, benchmarks, an interactive session, and discussion of your simulation needs. | Room: Joliette
Standardised Workflows in EBRAINS | Room: Petit Saint Jean
EBRAINS Academy workshop | Room: Saint Jean
WE ARE SCIENCE. (cont.) | Room: Lacydon
Reconstructing and simulating multiscale brain circuits: workflows and applications to function and dysfunction |
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(continuation of the session)
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Brent Huisman (Forschungszentrum Jülich)
More information and agenda
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Sofia Karvounari (Athena Research Center),
Eleni Mathioulaki (Athena Research Center), Michael R. Crusoe (Elixir Netherlands & Germany), Iacopo Colonnelli (University of Turin)
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(continuation of the session)
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(continuation of the session)
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Egidio D’Angelo (University of Pavia),
Claudia Casellato (University of Pavia),
Robin DeSchepper (University of Pavia),
Dimitri Rodarie (University of Pavia)
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