Garden:
Donostia – San Sebastian, Spain
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About
The Donostia Garden is organized by the BCBL and will focus on the neural tracking of environmental events (i.e., speech, music, etc.), in addition to good practice in M/EEG studies. The Donostia Garden is an in-person event, with some sessions broadcasted across all Gardens.
Topics
#MEG, #GoodPractices, #CorticalTracking
Featured Speakers /Teachers
Guiomar Niso, Almudena Capilla, Carmen Vidaurre
Tutorials
Fieldtrip/MNE for Beginners, Cortical tracking of speech, Decoding & Temporal Response Functions
Local Program
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Local program
Global - Plenary lecture
Local - Lectures
Local - Tutorials
Local - Social Events
Local - Food / Posters
Local - Satellite Event
Program details
MONDAY 16th
10:00 – [Optional] Toolbox tutorial
· MNE
· Fieldtrip
14:00 – Opening remarks
14:30 – [Global] Reproducible processing pipelines and multiverses
· EEGmanypipelines – N. Busch
· Multiverse analysis – P. Clayson
· ARTEMIS – TBA
17:30 – Posters & Wine
TUESDAY 17th
9:00 – Local Talks – Session 1
· Neural tracking of environmental time – N. Molinaro
· TBA- C. Vidaurre
10:30 – Break
11:00 – Tutorial 1 – Cortical tracking of speech – M. Lizarazu
13:00 – Lunch
14:30 – [Global] Deep neural network analysis of MEEG data: A roadmap to using machine learning with MEEG
· TBA – H. Banville
· An overview of what can be done and should not be done with DL for MEEG – M. De Vos
· Neural Dynamics of Visual Cognition – R. Martin Cichy
17:30 – Break
17:45 – Special Session – Popularization of Science
WEDNESDAY 18th
9:00 – Local Talks – Session 2
· BIDS and good practices – Guiomar Niso
· FOOOF – Almudena Capilla
10:30 – Break
11:00 – Tutorial 2 – Decoding – J.-R. King
13:00 – Lunch
14:30 – [Global] Theoretical advances made thanks to MEEG
· Electrophysiology and the Gut-brain-consciousness axis – C. Tallon-Baudry
· Predictions-language-emotion – S. Kotz
· Predictions and Expectations – F. de Lange
20:30 – Social Dinner
THURSDAY 19th
9:00 – Local Talks – Session 3
· Cortical tracking of speech in babies – M. Kalashikova
· Cortical tracking of speech in dyslexia – M. Lallier
10:30 – Break
11:00 – Tutorial 3 – Temporal Response Functions – S. Matar
13:00 – Lunch
14:30 – [Global] Real-time processing and machine learning of EEG for BCI?
· BCI: an overview – T. Vaughan
· State of the art machine-learning in BCI – R. Kobler
· BCI in the real world – M. Tangermann
Local Speakers/Teachers
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Instructions
· The form is to attend the Donostia Garden only
· To register it is mandatory to first become a member of CuttingEEG.
· Poster presentation will be possible upon abstract submission following the categories introduced at CuttingEEG 2021
Important dates
· Abstract Submission closes on June 30th
· Notification of abstract acceptance on July, 17th
· Registration opens on July 17th, in:
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Venue – How to reach the Donostia Garden
Venue
The conference will be held at the Parque Cientifico y Tecnologico de Guipuzcoa building.
Note that the venue is not located in the city center, but it can be easily reached from there by bus. Buses in San Sebastian run very regularly (every 5 minutes) and are easy to catch. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about finding the venue.
You can see the location of the venue on this map
Coming to Donositia by TRAIN
Situated right in the centre of the city, San Sebastian’s train station, known as the Estación del Norte (Northern Station), is connected to a large number of Spanish cities, including Madrid and Barcelona.
Connections to France are possible through Euskotren to Hendaye:
Coming to Donositia by BUS
San Sebastian has a sizable bus station that connects the city with others throughout Spain and part of the European continent. The main bus lines companies from San Sebastian are: Eurolines, Alsa, Vibasa, Pesa, Conda
Coming to Donositia by CAR
Getting to San Sebastian by car is very simple. The city is connected to the rest of Spain and to France by
- National Road N1/AP1 (Madrid-Irún),
- the A-8 (Bilbao-Irún) and A-63 (Paris-Irún) motorways,
- the A-15 trunk road (Pamplona-San Sebastian).
Nearly all areas of the city can be accessed on one of these highways. If you come to San Sebastian by car, there are more than 6,000 parking places available to you at different points in the city.
Coming to Donositia by PLANE
Within a radius of barely 100 kilometers San Sebastian has connections to 5 airports, 3 of them international. San Sebastian airport is 20 minutes from the city center. It has a shuttle service to the main Spanish cities: Madrid and Barcelona. Not far away are the airports of Bilbao, connected to the whole of Europe; and Biarritz, served by French, international and low-cost airlines.
Accommodation
We highly recommend you to find accommodation in the city center (Amara, Centro, Gros). The venue of the conference can then easily be accessed by bus (28 or 17). In the bus you can pay for your journey directly with your credit card.
Please note that San Sebastian is one of the most popular and touristic cities of Northern Spain, so we recommend booking your hotel as soon as possible in order to avoid availability issues.
For accommodation options you can check the Accommodation official website of San Sebastián, where you can find the full list of hotels, hostels, student hostels and also last minute offers.
