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The IEEE Brain Initiative will be hosting a one-day workshop on November 2nd, 2017, following the IEEE SENSORS 2017 meeting. The theme of the IEEE Brain SENSORS workshop will be on "Sensing the Brain", with a focus on invasive sensors and sensing technology. Unlike traditional lecture style workshops, the IEEE Brain SENSORS workshop will be collaborative in nature and will include only a few short presentations that are intended to facilitate discussions. The goal is for all participants to identify challenges and to explore solutions as part of breakout group dialogues. The outcomes of this one-day workshop will be included in a future IEEE publication. IEEE Brain SENSORS Workshop November 2nd, 2017 Glasgow, Scotland (immediately following the IEEE SENSORS 2017 Conference) "Sensing the Brain" ieee-sensors2017.org brain.ieee.org Registration and Continental Breakfast Opening and Welcome Remarks Paul Sajda, Chair, IEEE Brain Initiative Key Technology Speakers:  Adam Marblestone, Kernel John Kitching, National Institute of Standards and Technology Jacob Robinson, Rice University George Malliaras, University of Cambridge Thomas Stieglitz, University of Freiburg Chong Xie, University of Texas, Austin Kenneth Shepard, Columbia University Lunch Breakout Sessions Group Presentations and Open Discussion Adjourn  0800-0900 0900-0915 0915-1200 1200-1300 1300-1600 1600-1730 1730 We invite you to participate in this collaborative workshop Thursday – November 2, 2017 TENTATIVE AGENDA

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Page 1: Sensing the Brain IEEE Brain SENSORS Workshopbrain.ieee.org/.../2015/12/BRAIN-2017-Glasgow-WS-063017.pdf · 2018. 11. 14. · The IEEE Brain Initiative will be hosting a one-day workshop

The IEEE Brain Initiative will be hosting a one-day workshop on  November 2nd, 2017, following the IEEE SENSORS 2017 meeting.  The theme of the IEEE Brain SENSORS workshop will be on "Sensing the Brain", with a focus on invasive sensors and sensing technology. 

Unlike traditional lecture style workshops, the IEEE Brain SENSORS workshop will be collaborative in nature and will include only a few short presentations that are intended to facilitate discussions.  The goal is for all participants to identify challenges and to explore solutions as part of breakout group dialogues.  The outcomes of this one-day workshop will be included in a future IEEE publication.

IEEE Brain SENSORS Workshop November 2nd, 2017

Glasgow, Scotland(immediately following the IEEE SENSORS 2017 Conference)

"Sensing the Brain"

ieee-sensors2017.org brain.ieee.org

Registration and Continental Breakfast 

Opening and Welcome RemarksPaul Sajda, Chair, IEEE Brain Initiative

Key Technology Speakers:  Adam Marblestone, KernelJohn Kitching, National Institute of Standardsand TechnologyJacob Robinson, Rice UniversityGeorge Malliaras, University of CambridgeThomas Stieglitz, University of FreiburgChong Xie, University of Texas, Austin Kenneth Shepard, Columbia University

Lunch

Breakout Sessions

Group Presentations and Open Discussion

Adjourn  

0800-0900

0900-0915

0915-1200

1200-1300

1300-1600

1600-1730

1730

We invite you to participate in this collaborative workshop

Thursday – November 2, 2017

TENTATIVE AGENDA