Brainhack Lesions
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Description
Brain-hack aims at promoting the interaction between scientists, developers and artists interested in the brain. Questions can evolve around the investigation of
- brain anatomy and function based on magnetic resonance imaging or post mortem dissection
- the evolution of nervous systems across species the variability of brain features across healthy participants
- the insurgence of brain pathologies and there is no limit to artistic reflections in any form of art.
Participants can bring their own dataset, discuss a project and recruit a team of collaborators on site. Access to free big online databases of MRI images will be also available during the three days, for new creative ideas to be tested.
This workshop integrates all levels of expertise and is also an opportunity to learn methods, develop skills and collaborate with other participants.
Organisateur Group of applied and theoretical neuroanatomy
Organisateur de Brainhack Lesions
The group of Neuroanatomy of the Unit of Human Genetics and Cognitive Functions is interested in the development and evolution of brain anatomy. Our main tools are mathematical modelling, magnetic resonance imaging and human genetics. We develop computational neuroanatomy methods base on our theoretical models which we use to analyse the normal diversity of human brain anatomy, as well as to look for differences associated with neurodevelopmental pathologies. We are particularly interested in Autism Spectrum Disorders.
