EGI-Sponsored BESA Research WorkshopRegistration is open - click here to register online. Registration closes November 1, 2010. For commercial-grade, PC-based visualization and analysis tools for EEG and MEG data, BESA Research software is second to none. As a BESA distributor, EGI offers a 2-day BESA Research workshop taught by experts and designed to meet the needs of new BESA Research users as well as the experienced. This hands-on workshop offers registrants the insights they need to make the most of the powerful feature set of the new BESA Research 5.3, now including a direct Matlab interface. Topics covered in the workshop include a theoretical and practical introduction to source analysis, data preprocessing in BESA Research, advanced artifact correction, coregistration with (f)MRI, time-frequency analysis and source coherence, 3D source imaging (including the new CLARA method), batch scripting and statistics, and much more. This year we are staging the EGI/BESA Research workshop on November 11 and 12 in San Diego, California, just before the 2010 Society for Neuroscience annual meeting. To view the syllabus and register for this value-packed workshop, download the combo PDF and follow the instructions on the Registration Form, or you can register online.
For questions about the workshop, and to see if your lab has tuition waivers to apply against the workshop fee, contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Looking forward to seeing you there! BESA Research Workshop Schedule San Diego, November 11/12, 2010 November 11th 9:00 Introduction: EEG/MEG source imaging and localization using multiple sources 9:45 Introduction to source analysis: Hands on simulated data I 10:30 Break 11:00 Working with regional sources: Hands on simulated data II 11:45 Multiple conditions: analyzed with regional sources: Hands on auditory evoked potentials 12:30 Lunch 13:30 Data review, preprocessing and ERP module: Hands on auditory RT-Experiment I 14:30 Sequential fitting strategy with regional sources: Hands on auditory RT-Experiment II 15:30 Break 16:00 Using MRI & fMRI to create a seeded multiple source model: Hands on audtiory RT-Experiment III 17:00 Concluding discussion November 12th 9:00 Time-frequency analysis and source coherence: Introduction 9:45 Source Coherence: Hands on simulated data 10:45 Break 11:15 Multiple Source Beamforming (MSBF): Hands on simulated and real data 12:00 Distributed 3D Source Images: CLARA, LORETA, sLORETA, swLORETA, LAURA, sSLOFO, minimum norm, etc. 12:45 Lunch 13:45 Batch scripting and statistics: Fast analysis of multiple subject studies using grand averages; MATLAB interface 14:45 Break 15:15 Artifact correction: Advanced methods contrasting brain and artifact topographies 16:30 Advanced Topics: Digital filters, Density Spectral Arrays (DSA), FFT, correlation analysis, pattern detection and averaging 17:00 Concluding discussion |
