[ Session Name ] BRRRAAaaaaiiiiNNNNNZZZZZ!!!!
[ Primary Space ] Openness
[ Submitter's Name ] Katja Heuer
[ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] Max Planck Institute & Institut Pasteur
[ Submitter's GitHub ] @katjaq
[ Other Facilitator 1's Name ] Roberto Toro
[ Other Facilitator 1's GitHub ] @r03ert0
[ Language ]
Depending on the participants, we will be able to have the session in English, French, Spanish or German – or all of those ;D (the tool’s interface is only English, but it is rather visual than wordy and doesn’t matter for our oral presentation and interaction with the participants.)
[ Localisation Support Requested ] No, I can host the session myself
What will happen in your session?
A brain. 1.3 kilograms – 100 billion neurons and as many connections as to reach to the moon and back – explore it! work with it! Become part of the scientific research process! All you need is a web browser.
We want to
go with our participants on an exploration tour through the amazing neuroanatomy of the brain. We developed a Web app that allows people to work on brain imaging data in the browser – on phones, tablets, or computers.
we want to engage our participants into a real-time synchronised collaboration on real brain imaging data and together participate in the scientific research process.
Join the fun, join research, become part of our citizen neuroscientist crowd!
What is the goal or outcome of your session?
For all participants from any background, we aim at:
creating a community of people willing to discover the brain together, actively experiencing research in an open & collaborative environment. We would like to welcome everyone into our community and show them how easy it is to join and make a contribution to science.
empowering our participants with what they need to continue as autonomous citizen-neuroscientists beyond the time of the Mozilla Festival. We will explore together brain data and learn about it. Participants will learn about the neocortex, its role and its variability across humans and other species.
learning how non-neuroscientists approach the tasks involved in the manual delineation of brain structure to improve our tools and create open teaching material
If your session requires additional materials or electronic equipment, please outline your needs.
If there was a possibility of having an additional tablet, ideally with a stylus or pen, we would be happy to use those during our session since the collaborative drawing/delineation of brain regions is so much fun and allows you a very intuitive insight into the data. Otherwise we will use the ones that we can bring plus the phones of our participants :)
katjaq
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[ Session Name ] BRRRAAaaaaiiiiNNNNNZZZZZ!!!! [ Primary Space ] Openness
[ Submitter's Name ] Katja Heuer [ Submitter's Affiliated Organisation ] Max Planck Institute & Institut Pasteur [ Submitter's GitHub ] @katjaq
[ Other Facilitator 1's Name ] Roberto Toro [ Other Facilitator 1's GitHub ] @r03ert0
[ Language ] Depending on the participants, we will be able to have the session in English, French, Spanish or German – or all of those ;D (the tool’s interface is only English, but it is rather visual than wordy and doesn’t matter for our oral presentation and interaction with the participants.)
[ Localisation Support Requested ] No, I can host the session myself
What will happen in your session?
A brain. 1.3 kilograms – 100 billion neurons and as many connections as to reach to the moon and back – explore it! work with it! Become part of the scientific research process! All you need is a web browser. We want to go with our participants on an exploration tour through the amazing neuroanatomy of the brain. We developed a Web app that allows people to work on brain imaging data in the browser – on phones, tablets, or computers. we want to engage our participants into a real-time synchronised collaboration on real brain imaging data and together participate in the scientific research process.
Join the fun, join research, become part of our citizen neuroscientist crowd!
What is the goal or outcome of your session?
For all participants from any background, we aim at: creating a community of people willing to discover the brain together, actively experiencing research in an open & collaborative environment. We would like to welcome everyone into our community and show them how easy it is to join and make a contribution to science. empowering our participants with what they need to continue as autonomous citizen-neuroscientists beyond the time of the Mozilla Festival. We will explore together brain data and learn about it. Participants will learn about the neocortex, its role and its variability across humans and other species. learning how non-neuroscientists approach the tasks involved in the manual delineation of brain structure to improve our tools and create open teaching material
If your session requires additional materials or electronic equipment, please outline your needs.
If there was a possibility of having an additional tablet, ideally with a stylus or pen, we would be happy to use those during our session since the collaborative drawing/delineation of brain regions is so much fun and allows you a very intuitive insight into the data. Otherwise we will use the ones that we can bring plus the phones of our participants :)
Time needed
90 mins