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5-minute Open Mics |
This year, we introduce a new format at the OSR: the Open Mics session. In this session, participants from all levels are welcomed to have a 5-minute time slot, during which they can express or share what their thoughts on Open Science with the community. It is a good place to promote your software, your research, your ideas, or even your opinions related to Open Science. There will be no Q&A time after each presentation, but we encourage everyone interested to approach the speaker and initiate a conversation. We hope this format allow people to share thoughts and ideas that are less polished but could be worthwhile for the community to know, to think about, or even to contribute.
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| 1 | Inviting to explore auto EEG denoising and auto qEEG analysis solutions to enhance efficiency and in-depth your research | Jiwon Lee (iMediSync Inc.) |
| 2 | Open Science: Lifeguard to data disaster | Mathieu Dugré (Concordia University) |
| 3 | How can data be more like bagels: connected to itself, and loved by all | Sebastian Urchs (McGill University) |
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If you are interested in participating, either virtual or in-person, please fill the form below to sign up. The presentation will be planned on a first-come-first-serve basis. The host will call your name when you are the next to present and control the presentation time.
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