DIVE INTO THE WORLD OF PERSONALIZED BRAIN NETWORK MODELING AND SIMULATION IN OUR UPCOMING VIRTUAL COURSE SERIES FOR FALL 2023.

Gain expertise in constructing brain models, processing multimodal imaging data, and running simulations. Explore the power of The Virtual Brain (TVB), an open-source neuroinformatics platform, and unlock its potential in clinical research. This course covers everything from theoretical foundations to real-world applications, making it essential for anyone interested in cutting-edge brain research.

This comprehensive 12-week virtual course series is not only an enriching learning experience but also a credit program. Upon successful completion, master's students will earn 2 ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits, while doctoral students will gain 3 ECTS credits. These credits are validated by the esteemed German institutions of the Bernstein Center Computational Neuroscience Berlin and Charité-Universitätsmedizin Berlin.
This course not only expands your knowledge but also contributes to your academic and professional growth.

To embark on this enlightening journey into brain network modeling and clinical research, simply register and access the online course using our convenient online registration form.
The best part? Registration remains open throughout the entire duration of the course, ensuring that you can join at your convenience and pace.


Program.
Every Tuesday, from September 5, 2023 to November 28,2023
                           and from 16:30 to 18:30,

Week 1 “The Virtual Brain - Overview” – Prof. Petra Ritter
Week 2 “Introduction to The Virtual Brain” – Dr. Julie Courtiol
Week 3 “Modeling neurodegeneration” – Dr. Leon Stefanovski
Week 4 “Integrating biological knowledge in brain network models” - Leon Martin, M.Sc.

Week 5 “Combining AI and Brain Modeling” – Dr. Kiret Dhindsa
Week 6 “The Virtual Brain and multiscale co-simulation” – Dr. Dionysios Perdikis
Week 7 “Generating virtual brains using tailored brain image processing workflows” – Patrik Bey, M.Sc.
Week 8 “In silico optimization of deep brain stimulation” – Dr. Jil Meier

Week 9 “TVB-Positron Emission Tomography” – Dr. Halgurd Taher
Week 10 “Understanding principles of traveling waves” – Dominik Koller, M.Sc.
Week 11 “Workflows on GDPR compliant platforms: Virtual Research Environment and Health Data Cloud” – Dr. Michael Schirner
Week 12 “Modeling mechanisms of psychosis” – Dr. Konstantin Bülau
 

Training Materials.
Training Materials can be found in Drive.

Video Recordings.
The replay of the lecture can be found on our Youtube Channel.