Garden:

08:30   –     Badge pick-up, Breakfast

09:00   –     Better Science

· Open science: a dynamic ecosystem – Gaëlle Leroux

· Ecological Emergency: What labs can(‘t) do – Maximilien Chaumon

10:00   –     Break

10:15   –     MEG OPM

· Opportunities for OPM neuroscience- Gareth Barnes

· The 4He-OPM: First neuroscience applications – Tjerk Gutteling

·  Evidence of interictal spikes recording by Helium OPM validated by simultaneous intracerebral EEG – Christian Bénar

· Adopting OPMs for cognitive neuroimaging – Robert Oostenveld (Live from Nijmegen)

· Technical advancements in the OPMs – Niall Holmes (Live from Nijmegen)

13:00   –     Lunchs and Demos (MEG, BCI)

14:30   –     [Global] Theoretical advances in Cognitive Neuroscience made through MEEG

· The Gut-Brain-Consciousness Axis – Catherine Tallon-Baudry (present on site)

· Tracking Attentional Dynamics Across Vision, Working Memory, and Action – Freek Van Ede

· Emergence of language during early developement – Clément François (present on site)

17:30   –     Welcome cocktail

08:30   –     Breakfast

9:00    –     Advanced Clinics

·  Advanced toolbox for sEEG – Jean Philippe Lachaux

·  Deep learning meth. for epileptic spike detection in MEG – Pauline Mouchès

·  Autism ( dynamic models) – Francoise Lecaignard

Break

·  EEG metrics to assess consciousness dynamics – Florent Gobert

·  Comas (decoding, machine learning) – Marzia De Lucia

·  Can BCI help consciousness disorders? – Perrine Séguin

12:30   –     Lunchs, Posters and Flash talks

14:30   –     [Global] Challenges / opportunites in RT EEG processing and classification tools in BCI

·  Geometric Deep Learning meets BCI – Reinmar Kobler

· Facing the small data reality – Michael Tangermann

· Conducting BCI protocols with patients – Theresa Vaughan

08:30   –     Breakfast

9:00    –     MNE Tutorial 1

· MNE Introduction – Anne Cheylus

10:30   –     Break

9:00    –     MNE Tutorial 2

· MNE Decoding – Romain Quentin

·MNE Machine Learning – Pauline Mouches

10:30   –     Lunch & Posters

14:30   –     [Global] Reproducible processing pipelines and multiverses

·  Reproducible processing pipelines and multiverses – Elena Cesnaite

· The Data-Processing Multiverse of Event-Related Potentials – Peter Clayson

· Agreed Reporting Template for EEG Methodology – International Standard – Anđela Šoškić

08:30   –     Breakfast

9:00    –     Neural Communication

· Modeling the complexity of brain oscillations – Matteo Di Volo

· Do travelling waves reflect predictive coding processes? – Andrea Alamia

Break

· Neural Dynamics and Cortical Hierarchy – Julien Vezoli

· Network communication based on nested rhythms –Mathilde Bonnefond

12:30   –     Lunch & Posters

14:30   –     [Global] Deep neural network (DNN) analysis of MEEG data

·  Learning M/EEG representations with self-supervision – Hubert Banville

·  Classic machine learning versus deep learning: is there a clear winner? – Maarten De Vos

·  Using artificial DNN to predict and understand human vision – Radoslaw Martin Cichy

08:30   –     Breakfast

9:00    –     Motor imagery – Aymeric Guillot

9:30    –     Sensorimotor oscillations: relation to excitability and functional significance –  Vadim Nikulin

10:00  –     Towards a better understanding of ERD/ERS modulations in the context of BCI –  Sebastien Rimbert

10:30  –     Break

10:30  –     Motor imagery-based BCIs for decoding and restoring the brain –  Camille Jeunet & Emeline Pierrieau

11:30  –     The AVANCER trial –  Claudia Bigoni

12:30   –    Lunch & Posters

14:00   –     Distinct sources and roles of motor cortical low and high beta rhythms – Bjorg Kilavik

14:30    –    Beta Bursts: detection and function –  James Bonaiuto

15:00  –     Break

15:30  –     Decoding Beta Burts for BCI –  Sotiris Papadopoulos