NOW – 2019 Program
January 15th – Lectures
Please find below the program with the links to the videos and slides of the lectures. Note that the presentations are under Creative Common 4.0 (CC-BY-SA) license, in short you can share and modify it as long as you credit both the speaker and the conference.
Introduction
8:30 – Breakfast, badge pick-up
9:00 – Welcome words – Eric Burguière (PDF, video)
9:10 – Introduction to open science – Guillaume Dumas (PDF, video)
#Open Society
Chair: Guillaume Dumas
9:30 – Open Science: Science Europe’s past, present and future work – Bonnie Wolff-Boenisch (PDF, video)
9:50 – The Open Science experience of the rare disease community – Ségolène Aymé (PDF, video)
10:10 – Round Table (Speakers) (video)
10:40 – Break
#Open Publications
Chair: Célya Gruson-Daniel
11:00 – What will it take to finally make open access the default in scholarly
communication? – Colleen Campbell (PDF, video)
11:20 – Post-publication review and curation with PubPeer and
Peeriodicals – Brandon Stell (PDF, video)
11:40 – Round Table (Speakers + Marie Garambois, Sorbonne Univ.) (video)
#Open Projects
12:10 – Short presentations of Open Science projects (PDF, video)
12:30 – Lunch & posters
#Reproducible research
Chair: Céline Hernandez
14:00 – Effective computing for research reproducibility – Laura Fortunato (PDF, video)
14:20 – Computational and statistical reproducibility in data-intensive
Neuroscience – Gaël Varoquaux (PDF, video)
14:40 – Round Table (Speakers + Olivier Colliot, Coordinator of Clinica)
(video)
#Open Data/Analysis
Chair: Karim N’Diaye
15:10 – The experience of the ICM center of neuroinformatics – Stanley Durrleman (PDF, video)
15:30 – The next frontier in Open Neuroscience: Large-scale, standardized,
brain observatories – Jérôme Lecoq (PDF, video)
15:50 – Round Table (Speakers) (video)
16:20 – Break
#Open Hardware
Chair: Eric Burguière
16:40 – Open-source tools for electrophysiology – Jakob Voigts
(PDF, video)
17:00 – Miniature microscopes and the brain: Bridging the gap between
neuroscience and technology – Daniel Aharoni (PDF, video)
17:20 – Round Table (Speakers + Filipe Carvalho, Champalimaud Center)
(video)
18:00 – Wine and cheese cocktail
January 16th – Workshop
Small-group hands-on tutorial sessions will take place in different rooms of the ICM. Please apply for your preferred sessions during registration.
More information will be added to this section, but here’s a preliminary taste of the workshops and demonstrations we will provide:
Arduino 101
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Miniscope (Chronic calcium imaging) |
Allen Institute atlas |
Open ephys |
Github |
Collaborative neuroimaging tools
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Side events including open neuroscience and art, live challenges…
LECTURERS
Daniel Aharoni
Miniscope Coordinator
UCLA, USA
Ségolène Aymé
Creator of Orphanet
Inserm – ICM, France
Colleen Campbell
Open Access 2020 Initiative
Max Planck Digital Library, Germany
Guillaume Dumas
Co-founder of the HackYourPhD community
Inst. Pasteur, France
Stanley Durrleman
Director of ICM Center for Neuroinformatics
Inria – ICM, France
Laura Fortunato
Founder Reproducible Research Oxford
Oxford Univ., UK
Jérôme Lecoq
Senior Manager OpenScope
Allen Institute, USA
Brandon Stell
CoFounder of PubPeer
CNRS – Paris Descartes, France
Gaël Varoquaux
Director of Scikit-learn
Inria – Neurospin, France
Jakob Voigts
Founder of Open ephys
MIT, USA
Bonnie Wolff-Boenisch
Head of Research Affairs
Science Europe, Belgium
INSTRUCTORS
Daniel Aharoni
UCLA, USA
Ninon Burgos
Inria – ICM, France
Jérôme Lecoq
Allen Institute, USA
Céline Hernandez
ENS, France
Marin Manuel
CNRS – Paris Descartes, France
Jakob Voigts
MIT, USA
Marine Euvrard
ICM, France
Lizbeth Mondragon
ICM, France
CHAIRS
Eric Burguière
CNRS – ICM, France
Karim N’Diaye
ICM, France
Guillaume Dumas
Inst. Pasteur, France
Célya Gruson-Daniel
CNRS – ICM, France
Céline Hernandez
ENS, France
Organizers
Logistics
Eric Burguière
ICM / CNRS
Stanley Durrleman
ICM / Inria
Emmanuelle Mauduit
ICM
Adrien Schramm
External professional event organizer (adrien@impulse-science.com)
