With just 2 weeks to go, this is the final call for participants to register for upcoming neuroscience online courses, organized by ScienceBeam Academy, as described below:
- “Deep Dive into Event Related Potentials (ERPs) Technique” Online Course
Prospective overview of the sessions:
- Basics of EEG signal and EEG recordings
- Overview of the theory behind neural signals (History)
- Generation and Propagation of ERP and EEG
- Different EEG Recording Systems with its specifics (Amplifier, Electrodes etc.)
- 10/20 Electrode System, Reference, Montages, Impedance, etc.
- Brain Rhythms and Cognition (Based on Clinical and Research Studies)
- Basics of ERP Components
- ERP Components (MMN, P300, N400, N170, VPP, CNV, Sensory ERP Components, etc.)
- Difference Wave, Forward-Inverse Problem
- Challenges in ERP Source Localization
- Peaks and Components
- EEG-ERP Prepossessing with Various Preprocessing Pipelines
- Basic Principles and Challenges
- Filtering, Baseline Correction, Interpolation, Artifact Rejection and Correction, Re-referencing, ICA etc.
- Pipelines: MAKATO, HAPPE, BEAP and etc.
- Experimental Design
- Principles of Experimental design for ERP in Clinical and Research Settings
- Significance of Measurement Window
- Common Design Problems and Solutions
- Case Studies on research articles with good and bad design
- Basic Analysis
- Quantifying ERP Amplitudes and Latencies
- Introduction to the Analysis tool boxes (EEGLAB, ERPLAB)
- FFT, Time Frequency Analysis
- Common Mistakes (in lack of parameters)
- Overlapping
- Filtering
- Epoching
- Baseline Correction
- Measurement Window
- “Modeling Electrophysiological Activities: From Single Neuron to Nervous Tissue” Online Course. Theoretical and experimental hands-on course including lab sessions, in which you will learn about extracellular recording from rat models and also working with single-unit and Local Field Potential (LFP) data.
Prospective overview of the sessions:
- Session 1:
- Systems and complex system in neurosciences
- Origins of electrophysiological signals and measurements
- Electrophysiology and relevant features for computational modeling:
- Membrane potential
- Raster plot
- Local field potential
- Session 2:
- Understanding the time evolution of the electrophysiological signals from a dynamical systems point of view.
- Introduction to dynamical systems for neurosciences:
- Differential equations
- Phase space representation
- Stability and domain of attraction
- Unidimensional and bidimensional models
- Dynamics of integrate-and-fire models
- Repertoire of 2 D models
- Reduction of Hodgkin-Huxley model
- Session 3:
- 2D and Higher dimensions models:
- Particular role of the reset
- Possibility of chaos
- Models of synapses
- Limits of models:
- Biophysical and mechanistic description
- Phenomenology
- Introduction to the first lab session (with Brian2 simulator)
- Session 4:
- First Lab Session:
- Repertoire of electrophysiological patterns
- Models of networks
- Global measure on simulations
- Session 5:
- Second lab session:
- analysis of the results
- relations to the data
- Conclusive discussion
If you require any further information, feel free to contact us: workshop@sciencebeam.com