The Organization for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) is excited to share that we will once again be meeting in person for the 2022 OHBM Annual Meeting and Educational Courses! The 28th Annual Meeting and Educational Courses of OHBM 2022 Annual Meeting to be held Monday, June 19th – Friday, June 23rd at the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow, Scotland. You won’t want to miss what is sure to be a memorable and unforgettable Meeting, full of cutting edge science, education, and networking like you’ve never experienced it before, all put in motion for the human brain mapping community.
We will continue to update the website as we finalize details for OHBM 2022. If you have questions in the meantime, please contact the OHBM Executive Office at info@humanbrainmapping.org.
"Sixth time attending and OHBM 2017 was by far the best one yet! Thanks for the great conversations everyone, can’t wait ’til next year!"
— Emily Finn
Postdoc at The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Why was the decision made to make the 2022 Annual Meeting in Glasgow, Scotland in-person and not virtual?
A: The health and safety of our meeting participants, faculty members, volunteers, industry partners, vendors and staff is our priority. For weeks, we closely monitored updates from the World Health Organization (WHO) on the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and have worked with all stakeholders involved exploring the possible options. After much deliberation and research, it was decided that it was not only possible to have OHBM 2022 in-person, but to also do so safely. OHBM remains devoted to bringing together the brain mapping community to learn the latest from one another, and to advance research. With this in mind, OHBM decided to bring the world meeting to each of you in-person once again – the 28th Annual Meeting and Educational Courses of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping.
Q: Who is considered a Student Member?
A: A student member is a full-time student working towards a graduate degree (MS, PhD, or MD degree) or an individual who is no more than four years out after completing such a degree.
Q: Who is eligible for Developing Country Reduced Registration rate?
A: OHBM provides an opportunity for current members who reside and work in countries ranking low income and lower income on The World Bank's country income classification list to apply for reduced registration rates (a 50% discount on the General Annual Meeting and Educational Courses registration fees) for OHBM 2022. Please Submit Your Application here.
Q: Can I attend the Educational Courses without having to register for the full Annual Meeting?
A: Typically registration for the Annual Meeting is a requirement in order to register for Educational Courses. For this year, attendees are able to register for the Educational Courses without registering for the Annual Meeting as they were offered as two separate events with separate log in credentials required to participate.
Q: Does OHBM have a Code of Conduct?
A: Yes, please visit the OHBM website or click here to review the OHBM Code of Conduct.
"Been attending OHBM since 2006. Amazed at how much progress has been made, and proud of how far we have come. The open science, mentoring, and diversity initiatives are particularly inspiring. Looking forward to continuing these trends in Rome!”
— Lucina Uddin, Associate Professor at the University of Miami
"OHBM2018 = best conference I’ve been to in years. Congrats to all you brain mappers and organizers for taking the field forward so fast; heading home now with lots of new ideas and not enough time to do them all.”
— Paul Thompson, Professor of Neurology at the University of Southern California
