@@ -288,21 +288,21 @@ schedule:
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room : WIRB 4190 (Lunchroom)
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color : ' #222233'
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priority : 1
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- - tutorial : dataman
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- time : ' 13:00'
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- duration : ' 1:00'
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- color : ' #007c62'
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- priority : 2
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- room : WIRB 3000
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+ # - tutorial: dataman
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+ # time: '13:00'
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+ # duration: '1:00'
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+ # color: '#007c62'
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+ # priority: 2
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+ # room: WIRB 3000
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- tutorial : dti-mri
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time : ' 14:00'
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duration : ' 1:00'
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color : ' #1f331e'
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priority : 2
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- room : WIRB 3000
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+ room : WIRB 4190 (Lunchroom)
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- tutorial : anat
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- time : ' 14 :00'
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- duration : ' 1 :00'
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+ time : ' 13 :00'
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+ duration : ' 2 :00'
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color : ' #1f331e'
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priority : 3
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room : WIRB 3000
@@ -351,7 +351,22 @@ tutorials:
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- Alaa Taha
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- Violet Liu
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image : ' /img/afids.png'
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- description : TBA
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+ description : |
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+ In this tutorial, we will begin with a basic introduction to neuroanatomy
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+ then briefly discuss the hippocampus, basal ganglia structures, midbrain,
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+ and relatively uncharted zona incerta. Taking on a clinical lens, we will
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+ explore how these structures could be crucial targets during functional
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+ neurosurgical procedures.
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+ We end our tutorial with 3 mini-software demo stations:
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+ 1. Learning neuroanatomy using an open and validated anatomical fiducial
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+ framework ([AFIDs](https://validator.afids.io/))
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+ 2. Reviewing introduced anatomy in the context of a surgical case using a
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+ virtual reality headset
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+ 3. Applying our functional neuroanatomy knowledge to plan a surgical case
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+ using a fully open-source software
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+ ([trajectoryGuide](https://trajectoryguide.greydongilmore.com/)).
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- id : tms
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name : ' Introduction to TMS'
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organizer :
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This tutorial will cover best practices for managing research code with
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the ultimate goal of sharing it. Aspects of Git and GitHub, including
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version control, branching, collaborations, etc. will be covered.
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- - id : dataman
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- name : ' Open Science: Research Data Management (DataLad)'
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- image : /img/datalad.png
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- organizer : Ali Tafakkor
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- description : |
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- Handling data can be a challenge, and it's best to think about it before
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- you need to organize it on a deadline. In this tutorial you'll learn best
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- practices for collecting, storing, processing, and sharing your data.
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- We'll go over writing a Data Management Plan, formatting your data with
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- BIDS and other open standards, and version controlling your data with
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- DataLad, and uploading to a public repository.
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+ # - id: dataman
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+ # name: 'Open Science: Research Data Management (DataLad)'
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+ # image: /img/datalad.png
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+ # organizer: Ali Tafakkor
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+ # description: |
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+ # Handling data can be a challenge, and it's best to think about it before
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+ # you need to organize it on a deadline. In this tutorial you'll learn best
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+ # practices for collecting, storing, processing, and sharing your data.
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+ # We'll go over writing a Data Management Plan, formatting your data with
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+ # BIDS and other open standards, and version controlling your data with
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+ # DataLad, and uploading to a public repository.
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- id : reprod
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name : ' Open Science: Reproducible Data Analysis (Snakemake)'
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image : /img/snakemake_reproducable.png
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