News & Events

This virtual meeting was held on May 10th, 2023, at 9am EDT. Moderated by Alan Evans, this event featured presentations by Pedro Valdes-Sosa, Jorge Bosch-Bayard, and Christine Rogers. Follow the link to eegNet.org for more information.

Dr. Michael Milham MD, PhD, delivered the Vera Gross Lecture on the Multimodal Characterization of Brain and Behavior - The Last Missing Ingredient for Precision Neuropsychiatry. This lecture was held in conjunction with the annual assembly of the Global Brain Consortium on March 22, 2023. Dr. Milham is an internationally recognized neuroscience researcher and the Vice-President of the Child Mind Institute in New York City. He is the founding director of its Center for the Developing Brain and a practicing child and adolescent psychiatrist. Dr. Milham’s research interests include investigating how functional and structural connectivity in the brain may underlie differing forms of mental illness, and seeking to chart the course of brain development in healthy and affected children. Follow the link to YouTube to watch the recording.

This virtual meeting was held on March 22nd to 23rd, 2023, at 9am to 12pm EDT. This event highlighted the achievements of 2022, and introduced new projects in 2023 with inspirational presentations by outstanding researchers. The Vera Gross public lecture was presented by Dr. Michael P. Milham, Vice-president of the Child Mind Institute. Follow the link to read more.

The International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility (INCF) was held on September 12th to 16th, 2022. There were two symposia organized by the GBC - GBC's EEG normative initiative for creating standards for MEEG analysis and EEG, the interface between neuroinformatics and clinical/basic science research. Speakers for the event were Pedro Valdes-Sosa, Joseph Picone, Christine Rogers, Scott Makeig, Michael Milham, Roberto Rodriguez, Tomas Ros, Jorge Bosch-Bayard. Follow the link to read more.

The International Congress of Clinical Neurophysiology (ICCN) was held on September 4th to 8th, 2022. There were two symposia organized by the GBC-OHBM-IFCN. The first symposia was Quantitative Neuroimaging of Public Health problems, Examples from Latin America, chaired by Jorge Bosch-Bayard (Montreal Neurological Institute). The second symposia was EEG in the clouds, chaired by Pedro A. Valdes Sosa. Follow the link to see the program overview.