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Event Series CNMI workshop series – Electroencephalography: from the clinic to wearable devices – how to get the perfect recording and analyze your data

CNMI workshop series – Electroencephalography: from the clinic to wearable devices – how to get the perfect recording and analyze your data

Lassonde Mining Building, 170 College St, Toronto, ON M5S 3E3. Sessions 1 & 3 in Room 101 and session 2 in Room 78

Dear CNMI members, As we enter the Fall term, the CRANIA Neuromodulation Institute (CNMI) is launching the first of its workshops on neuromodulation, intended for graduate students. The workshop titled EEG: from the clinic to wearable devices will be a hands-on workshop where students get the opportunity to gain some practical experience collecting and analyzing […]

Event Series CNMI workshop series – Electroencephalography: from the clinic to wearable devices – how to get the perfect recording and analyze your data

CNMI workshop series – Electroencephalography: from the clinic to wearable devices – how to get the perfect recording and analyze your data

Lassonde Mining Building, 170 College St, Toronto, ON M5S 3E3. Sessions 1 & 3 in Room 101 and session 2 in Room 78

Dear CNMI members, As we enter the Fall term, the CRANIA Neuromodulation Institute (CNMI) is launching the first of its workshops on neuromodulation, intended for graduate students. The workshop titled EEG: from the clinic to wearable devices will be a hands-on workshop where students get the opportunity to gain some practical experience collecting and analyzing […]

Event Series CNMI workshop series – Electroencephalography: from the clinic to wearable devices – how to get the perfect recording and analyze your data

CNMI workshop series – Electroencephalography: from the clinic to wearable devices – how to get the perfect recording and analyze your data

Lassonde Mining Building, 170 College St, Toronto, ON M5S 3E3. Sessions 1 & 3 in Room 101 and session 2 in Room 78

Dear CNMI members, As we enter the Fall term, the CRANIA Neuromodulation Institute (CNMI) is launching the first of its workshops on neuromodulation, intended for graduate students. The workshop titled EEG: from the clinic to wearable devices will be a hands-on workshop where students get the opportunity to gain some practical experience collecting and analyzing […]

CNMI Workshop: Entrepreneurship in Biomedical Research

Zoom link will be emailed after registration

Speaker: Prof. Paul J. Santerre Director of the Health Innovation Hub (H2i) Baxter Chair for Health Technology and Commercialization, UHN-Techna, Institute of Biomedical Engineering at U of T Abstract Why is Biomedical Research ripe for opportunity for Innovation and Entrepreneurship? This is a question that will be explored with trainees during this lecture/workshop. In 2018, […]

CNMI Workshop: Bruker-Neurescence Multiscope Technology – Session 1

Lassonde Mining Building, 170 College St, Room 78 (Design Studio, Institute of Biomedical Engineering, The University of Toronto)

CNMI joins forces with Bruker to provide a 2-day workshop on functional neuronal imaging that will allow trainees to explore how this technology can be used to accelerate our understanding of cell and circuit-specific therapeutics for human brain disorders.

Session 1 (April 19)

• Career overview: Working in Industry Vs Academia
• Introduction: Optical Imaging & Stimulation
• Neurescence Multiscope systems: Workflow & Application in research

CNMI Workshop: Bruker-Neurescence Multiscope Technology – Session 2

Lassonde Mining Building, 170 College St, Room 78 (Design Studio, Institute of Biomedical Engineering, The University of Toronto)

CNMI joins forces with Bruker to provide a 2-day workshop on functional neuronal imaging that will allow trainees to explore how this technology can be used to accelerate our understanding of cell and circuit-specific therapeutics for human brain disorders.

Session 2 (April 20)

• Extracting neuronal information from freely behaving animal data
• Interactive data analysis

In-Person Workshop on Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)

Developed in conjunction with researchers from U of T and The Centre for Addition and Mental Health (CAMH), this workshop introduces participants to the basic principles and applications of TMS in a clinical environment. The interactive workshop will consist of academic lectures and intensive hands-on sessions with a small group-size and is designed for graduate […]

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