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Dear Colleagues, and friends,
you will join us San Diego for the 4TH INTERNATIONAL MOBILE BRAIN/BODY IMAGING (MoBI) CONFERENCE, which will take place June 7-10, 2020 at the University of California San Diego hosted by the Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience.
This year's meeting will have a particular focus on music cognition, movement, in-ear EEG and multi-brain recording and members of the Auditory List are encouraged to attend. Please circulate this announcement to colleagues and
trainees. Students and Postdoctoral fellows are especially invited to apply, with discounted registration.
MoBI Details
Mobile Brain/Body Imaging (MoBI) is a new imaging approach employing mobile brain imaging methods synchronized to body motion capture and other behavioral and psychophysiological data streams to investigate brain dynamics accompanying
natural cognitive and affective processes as humans interact with their environment and/or with others. Join MoBI researchers from around the world for three stimulating Keynotes by Stefan Debener (Benefits and pitfalls of wearable EEG), Laurel Trainor (Rhythm,
prediction and multi-person interaction in music), and Sarah Robinson (Extended Organisms/Surrogate Bodies). Oral sessions will include the latest developments in imaging hardware, new software solutions to record and analyze multi-modal data streams, and
MoBI applications in a wide range of research areas including spatial cognition, motor control, gait rehabilitation, sport science, music and dance, therapeutic interventions and others.
Abstract submission is now open (Deadline March 6, 2020--but given this late post to your list, extensions will be liberally considered--don't let this put you off) and discounted Early-Bird Registration is available through April
1st. Full conference information can be found at http://mobi2020.ucsd.edu. In case you have questions or comments please contact conference co-organizer John Iversen (jiversen@xxxxxxxx).
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We'd also like to let you know about two associated events bookending the MoBI conference that will be of interest:
June 7: 2nd Hands-on Lab Streaming Layer workshop (https://sites.google.com/ucsd.edu/eeglab2020/lsl-workshop-2020).
June 11: NSF Group Brain Dynamics Workshop: For anyone studying interpersonal interactions (or hoping to), we will have a day-long workshop with leading practitioners
from around the world to share the state of the art in multi-person brain/body recording and analysis, and solve existing challenges. (https://sites.google.com/ucsd.edu/mobi2020/group-brain-dyn-workshop)
(In addition, the prior week will be a full EEGLAB workshop: http://eeglab2020.ucsd.edu)
Best,
John Iversen
Klaus Gramann
John R. Iversen, PhD
University of California, San Diego
Associate Director, Swartz Center for Computational Neuroscience
Institute for Neural Computation
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