Garden:

Belgrade, Serbia

About

The Belgrade Garden is a space for MEEG community to meet and connect, and learn about advances in MEEG methods, hosted by the University of Belgrade LNPK lab and Teacher Education Faculty, and planned with both experts and newcomers to the field in mind.

Highlights:

present your lab and learn about others at Get-to-Know-Each-Other symposia (broadcasted globally)
posters: share completed or work-in-progress and get feedback (see modalities)
global and local lectures and tutorials

This is an in-person event, with some sessions broadcasted.

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Topics

#MEEG, #OpenScience, #gettoknoweachother

Featured Speakers /Teachers

Anđela Šoškić, Jasna Martinović, Ivan Gligorijević, Milica Janković

Tutorials

#Multimodal psychophysiological measurements, #Introduction to EEGLAB, #Python-MNE, #Fieldtrip

Satellites

pop-sci public lecture: Mind Control in the Palm of Your Hand: Exploring the Revolutionary Mobile EEG Technology; visit to Centre for Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in Education

Local Program

Registration

Venue

contact

Local program

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Global - Plenary lecture

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Local - Lectures

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Local - Tutorials

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Local - Social Events

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Local - Food / Posters

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Local - Satellite Event

Local Speakers/Teachers

Jasna Martinović

University of Edinburgh, School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences

Ivan Gligorijević

mBrainTrain

Milica Janković

University of Belgrade School of Electrical Engineering

Katarina Stekić

University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy Laboratory for Neurocognition and Applied Cognition

Marija Novičić

University of Belgrade School of Electrical Engineering

Vojislav Jovanović

University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy, Laboratory for Neurocognition and Applied Cognition

Register for the Belgrade Garden

Registration form

Please click on the icon to register

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Instructions

The registration to the conference includes two parts: global and local

1) Register globally by becoming a member of the CuttingEEG association
2) register for the Belgrade Garden, and apply for a poster presentation, if you wish. Posters follow the CuttingEEG 2021 format. To express interest in a talk at the symposia, please send an email to Vanja Ković (vanja.kovic@f.bg.ac.rs).

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Important dates

updated!

We still have a few spots left for late registrations and poster submissions.

· 25/09 – late registration deadline

· 29/09 – notifications of acceptance for late poster submissions

· 02/10 – deadline to pay local registration fee

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Registration Fee

CuttingEEG Membership: 50€
Local registration fee: 60€/7000RSD students&unemployed, 110€/13000RSD others, paid by bank transfer (see instructions)
Included: scientific and social programmes, cocktail/lunch, coffee
Fees were kept at minimum to facilitate equity of access, but we might be able to make limited additional accommodations if the cost is still prohibitive

Venue – How to reach the Belgrade Garden

Venue

The conference will be taking place at the Center for the Promotion of Science (map), University of Belgrade Teacher Education Faculty (map), and University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy (map). All locations are in the city centre, within a short walk from each other, and easily reachable by public transport from anywhere in the city.

Coming to Belgrade by TRAIN

Due to railway reconstructions, Belgrade is at the moment not well connected by train (the only good connection is with the city of Novi Sad).

Coming to Belgrade by BUS

Belgrade can be easily reached this way. Eurolines and Flixbus are some of the international bus operators that have rides to Belgrade, and there are many others operating on the national level.

Coming to Belgrade by CAR

Belgrade is on international E70 and E75 highway routes and it is easily accessible by car. To keep in spirit with the eco-friendly nature of the conference, please try to share your vehicle with others if you opt for this mode of transport.

Coming to Belgrade by PLANE

Belgrade has one international airport (Nikola Tesla). Airports in Niš, Budapest, and Timisoara are relatively close and there are shuttle services and bus lines to Belgrade (e.g., https://terratravel.rs/, https://geatours.rs/). Less conveniently, the airport in Kraljevo is also relatively close and there are bus lines between Belgrade and Kraljevo.

Accommodation

We recommend finding accommodation in the city centre, where the venue is. Google Maps offers public transport routes in case you are considering a location not within walking distance.

To help make this event truly affordable and also spark new connections, we will contact nearby hostels to ask for discounts for our participants and an option to group them in the same rooms. Please get in touch if you are interested in this option.