Journal Article

FZJ-2023-05214

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Nikolaidis, A. (Corresponding author) ; Manchini, M. ; Auer, T. ; L. Bottenhorn, K. ; Alonso-Ortiz, E. ; Gonzalez-Escamilla, G. ; Valk, S.FZJ* ; Glatard, T. ; Selim Atay, M. ; M. M. Bayer, J. ; Bijsterbosch, J. ; Algermissen, J. ; Beck, N. ; Bermudez, P. ; Poyraz Bilgin, I. ; Bollmann, S. ; Bradley, C. ; E. J. Campbell, M. ; Caron, B. ; Civier, O. ; Pedro Coelho, L. ; El Damaty, S. ; Das, S. ; Dugré, M. ; Earl, E. ; Evas, S. ; Lopes Fischer, N. ; Fu Yap, D. ; G. Garner, K. ; Gau, R. ; Ganis, G. ; G. E. Gomes, D. ; Grignard, M. ; Guay, S. ; Faruk Gulban, O. ; Hamburg, S. ; O. Halchenko, Y. ; Hayot-Sasson, V. ; Liu Holford, D. ; Huber, L. ; Illanes, M. ; Johnstone, T. ; Kalyani, A. ; Kashyap, K. ; Ke, H. ; Khormi, I. ; Kiar, G. ; Ković, V. ; Kuehn, T. ; Kumar, A. ; Lecours-Boucher, X. ; Lührs, M. ; Luke, R. ; Madjar, C. ; Mansour L., S. ; Markeweicz, C. ; Andrea Martinez, P. ; McCarroll, A. ; Michel, L. ; Moia, S. ; Narayanan, A. ; Niso, G. ; A. O’Brien, E. ; Oudyk, K. ; Paugam, F. ; G. Pavlov, Y. ; Poline, J.-B. ; A. Poser, B. ; Provins, C. ; Reddy Raamana, P. ; Rioux, P. ; Romero-Bascones, D. ; Sareen, E. ; Schettino, A. ; Shaw, A. ; Shaw, T. ; A. Smout, C. ; Šoškié, A. ; Stone, J. ; J Styles, S. ; Sullivan, R. ; Sunami, N. ; Sundaray, S. ; Wei Rou, J. ; Thanh Thuy, D. ; Tourbier, S. ; Urch, S. ; de la Vega, A.FZJ* ; Viswarupan, N. ; Wagner, A. S.FZJ* ; Walger, L. ; Wang, H.FZJ* ; Ting Woon, F. ; White, D. ; Wiggins, C. J.FZJ* ; Woods, W. ; Yang, Y.FZJ* ; Zaytseva, K. ; D. Zhu, J. ; P. Zwiers, M.

2023
Aperture Foundation Inc. New York, NY

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Please use a persistent id in citations: doi:10.52294/258801b4-a9a9-4d30-a468-c43646391211  doi:10.34734/FZJ-2023-05214

Abstract: The global pandemic presented new challenges and op-portunities for organizing conferences, and OHBM 2021was no exception. The OHBM Brainhack is an event thatoccurs just prior to the OHBM meeting, typically in-per-son, where scientists of all levels of expertise and interestgather to work and learn together for a few days in a col-laborative hacking-style environment on projects of com-mon interest (1). Building off the success of the OHBM2020 Hackathon (2), the 2021 Open Science SpecialInterest Group came together online to organize a largecoordinated Brainhack event that would take place overthe course of 4 days. The OHBM 2021 Brainhack eventwas organized along two guiding principles, providinga highly inclusive collaborative environment for inter-action between scientists across disciplines and levelsof expertise to push forward important projects thatneed support, also known as the “Hack-Track” of theBrainhack. The second aim of the OHBM Brainhack is toempower scientists to improve the quality of their sci-entific endeavors by providing high-quality hands-ontraining on best practices in open-science approaches.This is best exemplified by the training events providedby the “Train-Track” at the OHBM 2021 Brainhack. Here,we briefly explain both of these elements of the OHBM2021 Brainhack, before continuing on to the Brainhackproceedings.

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Contributing Institute(s):

1. Gehirn & Verhalten (INM-7)
2. Quanten-Theorie der Materialien (IAS-1)
3. Nukleare Entsorgung (IEK-6)

Research Program(s):

1. 5254 - Neuroscientific Data Analytics and AI (POF4-525) (POF4-525)

Appears in the scientific report 2023

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; ; Arts and Humanities Citation Index ; Current Contents - Arts & Humanities ; SCOPUS ; Thomson Reuters Master Journal List

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