OHBM 2023 Schedule at a Glance

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

Registration

Saturday

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

8:00-17:00

SATURDAY

JULY 22, 2023

8:00-17:00

8:00-12:00

12:00-13:00

Educational Course (Full Day): Physiologic fMRI signals: friend or foe? How and why to measure, model, and account for physiology.

511 AD

Educational Course (Full Day): NeuroAI: artificial neural networks as models of the brain in cognitive neuroscience

511 BE

Educational Course (Full Day): Whole-brain, Connectome-based Models of Brain Dynamics: From Principles to Applications

516 DE

Educational Course (Full Day): Making Quality Control Part of Your Analysis: Learning with the FMRI Open QC Project

510

Educational Course (Full Day): Tractometry: Peering into the white matter

516 C

Educational Course (Full Day): Beyond blobology: advances in statistical inference for neuroimaging

511 CF

Educational Course (Half Day): Open and reproducible neuroimaging: From study inception to publication

516 AB

Educational Course (Half Day): Acquisition and analysis of invivo markers of 'excitation and inhibition' in humans

513

LUNCH

13:00-17:00

17:30-18:45

18:45-19:30

19:30-21:30

Educational Course (Half Day): Best practices for robust and reproducible neuroimaging meta analysis

516 AB

Educational Course (Half Day): Neuroanatomy and its impact on structrual and functional imaging (In memory of Karl Zilles)

513

Opening Ceremonies

210 A-F

Talairach Lecture: (Immediately following Opening Ceremony)

210 A-F

Welcome Reception (off-site)

Grand Quai

SUNDAY

JULY 23, 2023

11:00-14:45

10:30-11:30

OSR: Emergent Session #1

512C

10:15-11:30

11:30-12:15

8:00-9:00

9:30-10:15

8:00-9:15

9:15-9:30

220 ABC

210 A-F

Morning Symposia: Role of spatiotemporal brain waves in shaping neuroimaging signals

513

Keynote Lecture: Emily Jacobs

210 A-F

Kids Activity: BrainArt for the scientists of the future

Exhibitor Hours

OSR Panel 1: Telehealth as a tool for open data research and sharing

512C

Morning Symposia: Sex Differences in Brain and Behavior

Morning Symposia: Recent Advances in whole-brain, connectome-based neurophysiological modelling of brain stimulation

511

Exploring the emergence of connectivity in the fetal brain

510

BREAK

LOC Symposium: Neuroimaging in a Globally Connected World

220 ABC

OSR Table Talk 1: Telehealth as a tool for open data research and sharing in neurosciences

11:30-12:15

12:15-13:15

12:15-14:15

12:30-13:30

14:15-15:30

512C

LUNCH

220 ABC

SP SIG Lunch with Mentors

512A

Poster Session 1

220 ABC

Latin American Brain Mapping Network Roundtable (LABMAN Meeting)

511

Afternoon Symposia: Imaging faster: measuring and understanding neural dynamics at high temporal resolution

511

Afternoon Symposia: Actionable neuroimaging-focused steps to curb climate change

513

Afternoon Symposia: Achievements, Challenges, & Opportunities in Neuroimaging Research in Low-&-Middle-Income Countries

512A

Afternoon Symposia: Taking a deep look at executive control: individualized neuroimaging of frontal lobe function

510

Afternoon Symposia: Precision functional neuroimaging: advances in modeling the individual brain

210 A-F

14:45-15:45

15:30-15:45

15:45-16:30

16:30-16:45

16:45-17:30

16:45-18:00

18:00-19:00

OSR Panel 2: Evolution of open publishing (To do or not to do?/Lessons learnt)

512C

BREAK

Keynote Lecture: Bharat Biswal

210 A-F

BREAK

OSR Table Talk 2: Evolution of open publishing (To do or not to do?/Lessons learnt)

512C

Oral Session: Emerging psychopathology, ADHD and the autism spectrum

511

Oral Session: Higher Cognitive Functions

510

Oral Session: Neuroanatomy, Physiology, Metabolism and Neurotransmission

210 A-F

Oral Session: Towards understanding perception, consciousness, and motor behavior

512A

Oral Session: Neurodegenerative disorders

513

Poster Reception

220 ABC

MONDAY

JULY 24, 2023

8:00-9:00

8:00-9:15

9:15-9:30

9:30-10:15

10:15-10:45

10:30-11:30

10:45-11:00

11:00-12:15

OSR Panel 3: Standardization of code (tips)

512C

Morning Symposia: Connecting the brain with the body in neuroimaging research

210 A-F

Morning Symposia: Addressing the challenges of Global Brain Health and Diversity through Neuroimaging: A Symposium

511

Morning Symposia: Mapping the Human Cerebellum: Fundamental Organization and Clinical Relevance

510

Morning Symposia: Applications and challenges in using computational models of brain to capture psychopathology

513

BREAK

Keynote Lecture: Takafumi Minamimoto

210 A-F

Awards Ceremony

210 A-F

OSR: Emergent session #2

512C

BREAK

Oral Session: Cellular and genetic mechanisms underlying brain structure and function

210 A-F

11:00-12:15

11:45-15:30

12:15-13:00

12:15-13:15

12:15-13:00

12:30-13:30

12:30-14:00

13:00-15:00

13:00-14:00

Oral Session: Lifespan Development - Early Life

511

Oral Session: Electric and magnetic stimulations of the human brain

510

Oral Session: Modeling and Analysis - Statistics

513

Exhibitor Hours

220 ABC

LUNCH

220 ABC

Siemens Sponsored Lunch Symposium

512A

OSR Table Talk 3: Standardization of code (tips)

512C

Diversity and Inclusivity Roundtable: Advancing multiple dimensions of diversity at OHBM

510

LIVE Podcast Recording

513

Poster Session 2

220 ABC

Roundtable: Mapping Your Path to Independence in Academia: An Interactive Toolkit for Early-Career Researchers

511

14:00-15:00

14:45-15:45

15:00-16:15

16:15-16:30

16:30-17:15

17:15-18:15

17:15-21:30

20:00-0:00

Roundtable: Aperture Neuro and the publishing world

512A

OSR: Emergent session #3

512C

Afternoon Symposia: Multiscale mapping of the cortex in health and disease

210 A-F

Afternoon Symposia: Combining human and animal studies for planning, interpretation, and modeling of mesoscale fMRI

511

Afternoon Symposia: Temporal Organizing Principles of the Connectome

510

Afternoon Symposia: Using technology to enhance diversity and inclusivity in neuroscience and neuroimaging

513

BREAK

Keynote Lecture: Emma Robinson

210 A-F

Women Faculty in OHBM Annual Meeting

510

MIT Press Reception

220 ABC

Chinese Young Scholars

512A

Student & Postdoc SIG and the Neuro Bureau present the Monday Night Social & Open Science Gala (co-sponsored by the Child Mind Institute and The Neuro

5020 rue St-Ambrois, Montréal, QC H4C 2G1

8:00-9:00

TUESDAY

JULY 25, 2023

8:00-9:15

9:15-9:30

9:30-10:15

10:15-10:30

10:30-11:30

10:30-11:45

OSR: Emergent session #4

512C

Morning Symposia: Emerging views to combine brain structure and function in multi-scale connectivity studies

210 A-F

Morning Symposia: Early life environmental factors and brain health across the lifespan.

511

Morning Symposia: Open Science - sustainability through success stories

510

Morning Symposia: Spatiotemporal fMRI signatures of systemic physiology

513

BREAK

Keynote Lecture: Xujun Duan

210 A-F

BREAK

OSR Panel 4: Open Data Governance and Infrastructure - Sharable Resources in Neuroimaging

512C

Oral Session: General Psychopathology & Psychosis

511

Oral Session: Lifespan Development - Later Life

210 A-F

Oral Session: Education, History and Social Aspects of Brain Imaging

512A

Oral Session: Novel data acquisition and integration methods

513

10:30-11:45

11:15-15:15

11:45-12:24

11:45-12:45

12:00-13:00

12:00-13:15

12:45-14:45

14:45-15:45

Oral Session: Multivariate approaches for brain, gene and behavior

510

Exhibitor Hours

220 ABC

LUNCH

220 ABC

OSR: Table Talk #4: Open Data Governance and Infrastructure - Sharable Resources in Neuroimaging

512C

Live Kids Review (French Session)

511

Picnic Lunch with the SEA-SIG (Off-site)

Meet at the SEA-SIG Booth (#412)

Roundtable: Navigating the funding landscape: International insights for brain imaging researchers

513

Roundtable: In vivo thalamic nuclei imaging, segmentation, and applications: pitfalls and perspectives

510

Poster Session 3

220 ABC

Software Demonstrations

220 ABC

OSR: Emergent session #5

512C

14:45-16:00

16:00-16:15

16:15-17:00

17:00-18:00

17:15-18:15

21:00-1:00

Afternoon Symposia: Inference on the Brain, advances and practices in brain activity inference

210 A-F

Afternoon Symposia: Applying Neuroscience skills in Clinical and Industry Settings

512 A

Afternoon Symposia: Multimodal perspectives on whole-brain dynamics in fMRI and EEG

510

Afternoon Symposia: How can we assess subjective experiences and internal representations in the brain?

511

Afternoon Symposia: Forecasting the future of fMRI Debate

513

BREAK

Keynote Lecture: Andreas Horn

210 A-F

Poster Reception

220 ABC

General Assembly and Feedback Forum (GAFF)

210 A-F

Club Night (off-site)

New City Gas

8:00-9:15

WEDNESDAY

JULY 26, 2023

8:00-9:15

9:15-9:30

9:30-10:15

10:15-10:30

10:30-11:15

10:30-11:30

10:30-11:45

Morning Symposia: Consciousness Networks Revisited: New Diagnostic Tools and Therapies for Disorders of Consciousness

511

Morning Symposia: Naturalistic Paradigms for Brain Mapping: Clinical Applications in Neurology and Psychiatry

210 A-F

Morning Symposia: Neuroimaging of brain injury: methods, frameworks, and applications

510

Morning Symposia: Shortcut circuits for vision in development, adulthood, and rehabilitation

513

BREAK

Keynote Lecture: Aviv Mezer

210 A-F

BREAK

Roundtable: Top Supporter Event (Invite Only)

220 ABC (Exhibitor Lounge)

OSR: Panel discussion Community-driven topic

512C

Oral Session: Modeling and Analysis - Connectivity

210 A-F

Oral Session: Mood & Anxiety Disorders

510

10:30-11:45

11:15-15:15

11:45-12:45

12:45-14:45

14:45-16:00

Oral Session: Learning and Memory

511

Oral Session: Social and affective neuroscience

513

Oral Session: Data and Resource Sharing

512A

Exhibitor Hours

220 ABC

LUNCH

220 ABC

OSR: Table Talk #5: Open Science Room: Community-driven topic

512C

Poster Session 4

220 ABC

Closing Ceremonies

210 A-F