Show your research to other neuroimaging researchers.
Learn how to apply the latest computational tools to you data.
Find exciting projects that you would like to contribute to.
Meet researchers from a variety of backgrounds.
Participants are encouraged to post project ideas to www.brainhack.org and to submit a report describing their project to the 2016 Brainhack Proceedings that will be published by Gigascience after the event.
Please join the the Brainhack Slack project for updated information on the developing Hackathon content and to contribute your own ideas.
Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, funding is available for a limited number of students and postdocs to defray their costs for attending Brainhack LA 2016.
The award will cover approved costs up to $500.
To apply, email a one-page Brainhack project proposal and CV to info@brainhack.org.
The organizing committee will determine the winners based on the merits of the submitted materials, as well as geographical, expertise and gender diversity. The winners will be encouraged to develop their project during the hackathon, notably using the brainhack slack ahead of the event.
Awards will be announced by email by October 16, 2016.
NIH-NIBIB U54 EB020403 (ENIGMA Center for Worldwide Medicine, Imaging, & Genomics)
NIH-NIBIB P41 EB019936 (ReproNim: Center for Reproducible Neuroimaging Computation).
NIH-NIBIB U54 EB020406 (Big Data for Discovery Science)
