The Brain Simulation Section is contributing at the "ARGUMENTS. An approach" exhibition organized by the Museum for Communication Berlin.
The event takes place from October 7, 2022 to August 23, 2023.
For this occasion, we are exhibiting a digital brain that visualizes active brain networks during different states that are related to the
Brain Imaging Data Structure [BIDS] is a community effort to define standards in data / metadata. Please contribute to this proposal which extends the original specification to further integrate different kinds of data, such as imaging methods we use for brain visualisation and simulation.
You can find the draft document here, and all are welcome to add suggestions to this draft: [BIDS extensi
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We are happy to announce that the WEBGL brain atlas viewer is now in Spanish.
Almost 8% of the world population speaks Spanish, so we are very excited to share this update. We hope to continue making the atlas more accessible in the future by adding more languages, and different kinds of atlases.
Please enjoy it [here](https://www.brainsimulation.org/atlasweb
*Watch a replay of CNS2020 Workshop 4 online, here, on the crowdcast.io website.**
For those of you who were not able to make the workshop in real time, please enjoy the replay of the workshop, which focuses on tools and resources for developing and sharing models in computational neuroscience.
At the Human Brain Project Summit & Open Days in Athens, the team of The Virtual Brain is proudly presenting the results of the last two years of active research.
All services and resources will be mad
The Center for Multimodal Neuroimaging is hosting their first Multimodal Neuroimaging Workshop this week, and tomorrow Dr. Petra Ritter will be presenting as part of the lecture series including 14 other speakers.
For more information about the series and the other speakers, please see the NIH page for the event here.
To register for the