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BESA 10/09 Chicago
ActiveTwo 5/09 Wilmington
EMSE 5/09 Wilmington
BCI 5/09 Wilmington
EEG/fMRI 5/09 Wilmington
This section includes links to materials from past workshops, conferences and other events for your convenience.. 
BESA 10/09 Chicago

A 2-day hands-on BESA software workshop emphasizing practical details of operating BESA 5.2.

ActiveTwo 5/09 Wilmington

A full day of training in operation, maintenance and troubleshooting for new and experienced users of the ActiveTwo biopotential measurement system.

EMSE 5/09 Wilmington

We are pleased to invite you to a 2-day hands-on EMSE® Suite software workshop Thursday and Friday, May 28-29, 2009 hosted by Cortech Solutions and Source Signal Imaging.  The workshop, to be given by Richard E. Greenblatt, PhD and Mark E. Pflieger, PhD of Source Signal Imaging, Inc., will emphasize practical details for using effectively the features of the EMSE® Suite v5.3 EEG/MEG analysis, source estimation, visualization and multimodal neuroimaging software. 

BCI 5/09 Wilmington

Intended for investigators with a wide range of experience in in brain-computer interface research.  See the list of topics below to determine whether this workshop is suitable for you.  Moreover, we are open to your input about which topics need the most attention.  Please contact us to let us know what topics you would most like us to cover in the training session.

EEG/fMRI 5/09 Wilmington

We are pleased to invite you to a full-day of talks in what we expect to be a series of groundbreaking workshops on advanced technologies, practices and applications of concurrent EEG and fMRI.  The workshop will be held Saturday, May 30, 2009. Leading scientists in the development and application of these technologies will give a full day of presentations and there will be a panel discussion Saturday afternoon in which specific topics of interest to attendees will be discussed.

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