ENBIT Workshop 2018
The workshop of the ENBIT consortium, Data Sharing & Tools for Brain Tumour Imaging, will be held in Brussels, at The Egg, Rue Bara 175, on May 31st 2018.
This meeting will be a place to discuss the creation, maintenance, and usage of a database of clinical images from brain tumors.
Attendance
The workshop is free of charge, and four student travel grants are available. Interested and motivated researchers are welcome to apply. The capacity is limited.
Where and when?
The workshop will take place at the conference space The Egg, 10 minutes walk from Brussels South station, on the 31th of May 2018, from 9 am to 5.30pm.
Address: Rue Bara 175, 1050 Brussels.
Registration
Registration is free. Nonetheless the space is limited. Preference will be given to people presenting some work, and promotion of diversity will be a criterion of choice.
To register, please write an email to enetbrainimgtumours@gmail.com mentioning ENBIT WORKSHOP in the subject. Tell us about your interest in brain tumor imaging and data sharing, and specify if you would like to present something.
Please submit an abstract and an eventual request for student travel grant by Sun, May 13, 2018 . You will be notified before Tue, May 15, 2018 . The final date to confirm your registration is Sun, May 20, 2018 . Please register only if you actually plan to come, otherwise food, money, and space will be wasted.
Travel Grants
We can offer four travel grants of 300 USD to students and early career researchers. Diversity and quality of the contribution will be the selection criteria. The money will be refunded to the grantee after the workshop. If you request a travel grant, please specify it in your email.
Program
09.00 - Cyril Pernet and Daniele Marinazzo - Opening
09.10 - Hannelore Aerts - Modeling brain dynamics in brain tumor patients
09.30 - Javier Rasero- Predicting functional networks from region connectivity profiles in task-based versus resting-state fMRI data and its possible applications to brain tumor data
09.50 - Sofie Van Den Bossche - Retrieving the HRF at rest: an application to brain tumor fMRI scans
10.10 - Coffee break
10.40 - Data sharing - Bene Wiestler’s experience at TUM
11.00 - Data sharing - Wouter de Baene’s experience at TU
11.20 - Data sharing - Moss Zhao’s experience at Oxford
11.40 - Christoph Stippich - Advanced imaging standards, structured reporting,GRASP, fMRI/DTI
12.00 - Roland Beisteiner - Pitfalls and reliability/replicability issues with clinical fMRI
12.20 - Linda Douw - Networks and cognition in brain tumors
12.40 - Anders Eklund - Gamma knives and software for brain tumor treatment
13.00 - Lunch
13.40 - Chris Phillips: data processing and its automatization
14.00 - Parallel sessions (split room):
group 1: BIDS session to work on metadata
group 2: ‘standard’ advanced imaging (what we be good to collect as default)
15.00 - Coffee break
15.30 - Feedback from parallel sessions, brainstorming, coding, enlarging the consortium, discuss collaborations, grant applications, etc
17.30 - Closing remarks
Contacts
For any question or request please contact Daniele Marinazzo or ENBIT