March 2-5
Institute Of Psychology, CAS, South Building, 9th floor
Chair: Xinian Zuo
The 2017 Brainhack in Beijing is a regional event of Brainhack Global 2017.
Contact: zuoxinian@gmail.com
Xinian Zuo
March 2-5
National University of Singapore
Chair: Anqi Qlu
The 2017 Brainhack in Singapore is a regional event of Brainhack Global 2017.
Contact: bieqa@nus.edu.sg
Anqi Qlu
March 2-4
Chair: Yoshihiro Okumura
Brainhack Global 2017 Japan will be held at the RIKEN Brain Science Institute for 3 days (March 2-4, including Hinamatsuri festival) during this period.
Brainhack Global 2017 Japan is an event where researchers have an opportunity to collaborate on projects and related developments, share knowledge and engage in cooperative planning. The central theme for this event is thus cooperation and joint development with a goal towards promoting compatibility between existing systems and the creation of common formats. We hope this event will spur the development of common APIs and services such as Web-based information visualization and image processing systems.
During this period you may share information using the dedicated channel #bhg17-japan in the Brainhack Slack Site.
We call for participation from young researchers, students and engineers who are currently involved in brain sciences as well as those who are interested in this field.
Please visit from here:
https://www.neuroinf.jp/brainhack-global-2017/
Contact: office@nijc.brain.riken.jp
Tomoki Kazawa
Hidetoshi Ikeno
Teiichi Furuichi
Yoshiyuki Asai
Akira Sato
Daisuke Miyamoto
Yoshihiro Okumura
Yoko Yamaguchi
Itsuko Ishii
March 2-4
Spinoza Centre for Neuroimaging
Chair: Pierre-Louis Bazin
The 2017 Brainhack in Amsterdam is a regional event of Brainhack Global 2017. Please click here for more information.
Contact: bazin@cbs.mpg.de
Pierre-louis Bazin
Pieter Buur
Serge Dumoulin
March 2-4
Chair: Asier Erramuzpe Aliaga
Brainhack Global's local event in Bilbao will be a 3-day workshop held between March 2nd - 4th at Cruces University Hospital, Bizkaia, Spain. Brainhack events convenes researchers from a myriad of disciplines to work together on projects related to neuroscience. Similar to hackathons in the tech sector, much of the schedule is left open for attendees to work together on projects of their choosing. We also include “unconference” sessions where talks are chosen by the attendees based on their interests as they evolve throughout the meeting. Brainhacks are not “coding sprints” or exclusive to programmers, but rather are open to brain scientists from all backgrounds.
We will have 4 invited speakers: Bernard Mazoyer (Director of GIN in Bourdeaux), Enzo Tagliazucchi and Paulo Rodrgues and Vesna Prchkovska (CEO and Co-founders of Mint-Labs).
Working papers on the outcomes from Brainhack can appear in the Gigascience Brainhack Thematic Series, and shorter project reports from the event are eligible for the annual Brainhack Proceedings.
Registration is free for students <30 and 150€ for others (we have some fee grants for >30 under request). To register, please do it through this link .
Contact: asier.erramuzpe@gmail.com
Jesus M. Cortés
Paolo Bonifazi
Ibai Diez
Iñigo Gabilondo
Asier Erramuzpe
March 2-4
Chair: Kirstie Whitaker
The Cambridge satellite event will bring together researchers from across the University and research institutes. Participants are encouraged to self organise their activities but some suggestions include:
The three days will also include unconference opportunities to promote and share skills, knowledge and opportunities with the community along with four featured speakers (TBD).
We will be in the Higgs Room at the University Centre for this event. They have lots of space for us to work collaboratively with good wifi.
We are very grateful to the Wellcome Trust, the Mozilla Science Lab, Overleaf and the University of Cambridge Department of Psychiatry for sponsoring our great location and the drinks, snacks, lunch and lots of coffee for the three days of Cambridge Brainhack.
Please visit our website or the Eventbrite page for more information and to sign up.
Contact: kw401@cam.ac.uk
Amber Ruigrok
Hilde Taverne
Jan Freyberg
Kirstie Whitaker
Matilde Vaghi
Owen Parsons
Rezvan Farahibozorg
Richard Bethlehem
March 2-3
Chair: Camille Maumet, Thomas Nichols, and Simon Schwab
Registration is now open for Brainhack Warwick 2017. This 2-day workshop will be held March 2nd - 3rd at the University of Warwick, Coventry, UK, and is part of Brainhack global, where a constellation of such events happen simultaneously around the globe. Brainhack events convenes researchers from a myriad of disciplines to work together on projects related to neuroscience. Similar to hackathons in the tech sector, much of the schedule is left open for attendees to work together on projects of their choosing. We also include “unconference” sessions where talks are chosen by the attendees based on their interests as they evolve throughout the meeting. Brainhacks are not “coding sprints” or exclusive to programmers, but rather are open to brain scientists from all backgrounds.
Working papers on the outcomes from Brainhack Warwick can appear in the Gigascience Brainhack Thematic Series, and shorter project reports from the event are eligible for the annual Brainhack Proceedings.
Thanks to generous funding from the Wellcome Trust, registration is free, and includes 2 lunches, a conference dinner, all coffee breaks and parking. To register, please email brainhack2017-warwick@googlegroups.com with your name, affiliation, current position and area of expertise. Space is limited so please only register if you are able to attend, we will confirm your place by return email. Should delegates wish to book accommodation they can contact reservations on reservations@warwick.ac.uk or 02476 573925.
Already registered? Submit your project!
Contact: brainhack2017-warwick@googlegroups.com
Website: https://brainhackwarwick.github.io/2017/
Camille Maumet
Thomas Nichols
Simon Schwab
March 2-4
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences
Chair: Daniel Margulies
More information on the Brainhack Global Leipzig website
Contact: margulies@cbs.mpg.de
Alfred Anwander
Blazej Baczkowski
Marcel Falkiewicz
Julia Huntenburg
Mark Lauckner
Daniel Margulies
Natacha Mendes
Sabine Oligschläger
March 2-3
German Neuroinformatics Node, LMU Munich, Biocenter
Chair: Thomas Wachtler
The Munich Brainhack event will be organized by the G-Node[1] and will focus on neuroinformatics solutions for storage, organization, and sharing of neurophysiology data[2]. It will include a tutorial on G-Node's GIN services[3] supporting versioned management and publishing of scientific data, and will feature collaborative hands-on sessions bringing together researchers and developers to address the scientists' data management use cases, and to improve and enhance the current solutions.
The Brainhack will take place at the LMU Munich, Department Biology II, attendance is free of charge. If you would like to join, please drop us an email at dev@g-node.org
[3] https://web.gin.g-node.org
Contact: dev@g-node.org
Christian Garbers
Achilleas Koutsou
Michael Sonntag
Thomas Wachtler
March 2-4
Chair: Roberto Toro and Michel Thiebaut de Schotten
Join us for 3 days of interaction between scientists, coders, clinicians and artists interested in the brain. We want to explore questions around the development and diversity of the brain using MRI or postmortem dissection; brain evolution across species; the appearance of brain pathologies; and the artistic representation of brain data. Participants can bring their own projects and recruit a team of collaborators on site. We will provide access to big online neuroimaging databases for new creative ideas to be tested.
For more information, program and registration please come to our Brainhack Global Paris Website.
Contact: rto@pasteur.fr, michel.thiebaut@gmail.com
Leonardo Cerliani
Katja Heuer
Anastasia Osoianu
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Michel Thiebaut de Schotten
Roberto Toro
Gael Varoquaux
March 2-4
Spinoza Centre for Neuroimaging
Chair: Tonya White
Brainhack Rotterdam has now merged with Brainhack Amsterdam! Please click here for more information.
Contact: t.white@eramusmc.nl
Tonya White
March 3-4
Karolinska Institute, INCF Secretariat, Nobels väg 15 A
Chair: Malin Sandström, Gustav Nilsonne, Anders Eklund
Brainhack Global 2017 will unite local & regional Brainhacks held all over the world during the same dates, March 2-5. INCF community members are participating in many of the local Brainhacks, and some are also hosted by INCF Nodes. A Swedish branch of the Brainhack Global will be held on the Karolinska Institute campus in Stockholm on March 3-4, organized by the INCF Secretariat (incf.org) together with the local community. The schedule will be organized by the attendees according to their interests; to work together on projects of their choosing, or organize “unconference” presentations with spontaneous talks.
Open Data Day March 4
March 4 is Open Data Day! We'll celebrate with a few presentations on open neurodata: one by Gustav Nilsonne on open neuroimaging data, and one by Anders Eklund on the tool BIDS Apps. There will be possibilities to work with open neurodata of various sorts, and assistance for those who want to make their data open.
Interested in attending? Great! Please fill in this nonbinding expression of interest to help us plan.
Contact: malin@incf.org
https://www.incf.org/collaborate/tool-development/brainhack-global-2017
Malin Sandström
INCF
March 2-5
Chair: Deniz Vatansever
Registration for the very first Brainhack York event is now OPEN.
Organised as part of the Brainhack Global 2017, this 4-day workshop will be held between the 2nd and 5th March at the York Neuroimaging Centre, providing an opportunity for brain scientists from York to interact with researchers worldwide in a collaborative environment. The major aim of Brainhack events is to allow attendees to work together on neuroimaging projects of their choosing and to discuss ideas, analysis techniques, ask and answer scientific questions using openly available data.
In line with our site-specific theme: “Brain Connectivity and Open Science Tools”, Brainhack York will feature small tutorials on big data analysis, discussions on resting state and task-based neuroimaging, best practices in using open science tools, small unconference talks and open hacking sessions for attendees to work on neuroimaging projects.
Raw and preprocessed versions of neuroimaging data from big cohort studies will be available locally during the event, though attendees are welcome to bring their own data for analysis. The bulk of this workshop will focus on fMRI. However, if interested, attendees are encouraged to work on other modalities, including but not limited to MEG and EEG. There is no “coding expertise” required and brain scientists from all backgrounds can and will make significant contribution to the projects.
Registration is FREE and includes lunch and refreshments on each of the four days as well as a social event that will be organised at the venue. For more information and to register, please visit the event website: https://www.ynic.york.ac.uk/events/brainhack or e-mail deniz.vatansever@york.ac.uk.
We look forward to welcoming you at Brainhack York!
Contact: deniz.vatansever@york.ac.uk
Hao-Ting Wang
Mladen Sormaz
Theodoros Karapanagiotidis
Deniz Vatansever
March 2-3
University Research Priority Program Dynamics of Healthy Aging, University of Zurich
Chair: Franz Liem and Frank Scharnowski
The Zurich Brainhack will focus on introductory hands-on tutorials on tools for (neuroimaging) data analysis to promote reproducible science. Furthermore, the event aims to connect the Zurich neuroscience community by providing a space for open discussion.
Please register here!
More Information here!
Contact: brainhack.zh@gmail.com
Amelia Haugg
Franz Liem
Jessica Oschwald
Frank Scharnowski
Ronald Sladky
Vivian Steiger
March 2-4
Robarts Research Institute, Western University
Chairs: Ali Khan and Joern Diedrichsen
The BrainsCAN initiative and Robarts Research Institute will be hosting the inaugural Brainhack Western! Brainhack Western brings together researchers and trainees with disparate backgrounds to collaborate on open science projects in neuroimaging and neuroscience. Brainhack projects are pitched on the first night, and attendees will form into teams to work on these projects over the next two days. Tutorial sessions on a variety of topics will be also held throughout for attendees to learn new skills.
When: March 2-4, 2017
Cost: Free, also includes on-site meals, snacks and coffee
Location: 6th floor of Robarts Research Institute, Western University
Sponsors: IBM Canada, EpLink - The Ontario Brain Institute Epilepsy Program, the BrainsCAN Initiative, and the Biomedical Imaging Research Centre (BIRC)
Contact: western.brainhack@gmail.com
For more information and to register, please click here
Ali Khan
Joern Diedrichsen
Philippe Castonguay
Jordan DeKraker
Geetika Gupta
Jason Kai
Patrick Park
Xin Yue Wang
March 2-3
Notman house, 51 Sherbrooke West, Montreal, CA
Chair: Pierre Bellec
For more information please see the, Brainhack Montreal 2017 website.
Contact: pierre.bellec@gmail.com
Julien Cohen-Adad
Benjamin De Leener
Leigh MacIntyre
Manuel Parker
Dave McFarlane
Clara Moreau
Pierre-Olivier Quirion
March 2-4
Chair: Stephen Strother and Erin W Dickie
This three day event, supported by the Ontario Brain Initiative, will bring together local scientist and trainees in neuroimaging from institutions across the region. The program will include kickoff symposium: “Advances and Challenges in Neuroscience Data Integration (multi-centre, multimodal, and multi-species)” including speakers Stephen Strother (Rotman Research Institute) and Leon French (CAMH), Anne Wheeler (SickKids) and Jason Lerch (SickKids).
We hope you will come join us! Thanks to support from OBI, registration will be very affordable ($20) and will include Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks. A cocktail dinner social is planned for the evening of March 3rd.
For more information and to register, please visit the local event website.
Contact: erin.w.dickie@gmail.com
Stephen Strother
Erin W Dickie
David Rotenberg
CAMH Scientific Computing Working Group
March 2-5
Mind Research Network, University of New Mexico
Chair: Eva Mennigen
The Brainhack Global – Albuquerque will be a satellite event preceding the Keystone Symposium “Synapses and Circuits: Formation, Function, and Dysfunction”. We will dedicate this hackathon to “Brain Dynamics and Dynamic functional connectivity”. Talks will cover introductions to dynamic functional connectivity and window-less dynamic connectivity as well as a new approach of deep learning algorithms to explore brain dynamics. Registration will open soon.
Contact: emennigen@mrn.org
Eva Mennigen
Salman Mustafa
Eswar Damaraju
Vince Calhoun
March 2-5
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
Chairs: Daniel Kessler and Scott Peltier
The 2017 Brainhack in Ann Arbor, Michigan, will feature projects, presentations, and training proposed by the people who attend (this means you). For more information, registration, and a schedule, please visit the local website.
Contact: Organizers
Scott Peltier
Daniel Kessler
March 2-4
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Chair: Kristina Visscher
Registration is now open for Brainhack UAB 2017. This 3-day workshop will be held March 2nd - 4th at the University of Alabama Birmingham (UAB) and is part of Brainhack global, where a constellation of such events happen simultaneously around the globe. Brainhack events convene researchers from a myriad of disciplines to work together on projects related to neuroscience. Similar to hackathons in the tech sector, much of the schedule is left open for attendees to work together on projects of their choosing. Brainhacks are not “coding sprints” or exclusive to programmers, but rather are open to brain scientists from all backgrounds. Part of the goal is to get people with different backgrounds working together to understand the brain.
Working papers on the outcomes from Brainhack UAB can appear in the Gigascience Brainhack Thematic Series, and shorter project reports from the event are eligible for free publication in the annual Brainhack Proceedings.
The event will be held March 2nd from 5:30 PM to 9 PM, March 3rd from 9 AM to 9 PM, and March 4th 9 AM to 6 PM. Thanks to generous funding from the UAB HSF, registration is free, and includes some meals and coffee breaks. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own computers. To register, please go to this site https://goo.gl/forms/zJpazUwKeVFYNZjp2. Space is limited so please only register if you are able to attend, we will confirm your place by return email. Already registered? Submit a project idea!
Contact: kmv@uab.edu
Kristina Visscher
Kelli Cannon
March 2-4
University of Indiana at Bloomington
Chair: Eleftherios Garyfallidis
The 2017 Brainhack in Bloomington is a region event of Brainhack Global 2017. Here is the link to the registration page https://www.indiana.edu/~irf/home/brainhack-bloomington.
Contact: elef@indiana.edu
Eleftherios Garyfallidis
Sharlene Newman
Amanda Mejia
Franco Pestilli
March 2-5
MIT will be hosting Boston's participation of Brainhack Global 2017 on March 2-5. This hackathon will focus on finding, accessing, interpreting, and utilitizing open brain imaging data. Tutorials will cover topics such as data standards, machine learning for brain imaging, python analysis, and deep learning with Tensorflow.
Contact: satra@mit.edu, keith.heberlein@siemens.com, david.kennedy@umassmed.edu, kravdijk@gmail.com, christopher.madan@bc.edu, effigies@bu.edu
Satrajit Ghosh
Keith Heberlein
David Kennedy
Koene Van Dijk
Christopher Madan
Christopher Markiewicz
Julia Leonard
Kevin Sitek
Mathias Goncalves
March 2-3
Chair: Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
A Brainhack, part of the Brainhack Global Effort (http://events.brainhack.org/global2017/), will take place on the NIMH campus in Bethesda, MD on March 2nd and 3rd, 2017. Brainhacks are unique events that convene researchers from across the globe and a myriad of disciplines to work together on innovative projects related to neuroscience. Please join us for this 2-day event and become part of this community of brain enthusiasts working on real neuroscience research problems. At Brainhack@NIMH you will have an opportunity to learn about alternative data analyses, build new analysis and visualizations tools and help materialize new research ideas. All this while you build strong collaborations with fellow neuroscientists from the local Washington region.
In contrast to traditional conferences, which are structured around the lecturer-audience paradigm, Brainhacks are designed to maximize interactions between all participants. To do so, Brainhacks gravitate around real-life neuroscience projects in which attendees work on a highly collaborative manner for the duration of the event.
How does it work? Brainhack@NIMH welcomes project proposals related to neuroscience including projects on big data analytics, machine learning, and neurofeedback. Attendees are encouraged to pitch their own projects during the opening remarks. After project pitches, attendees will choose a project to “hack” with. Brainhacking will occur for two full days during which you will have the opportunity to interact with and learn from other experts with a shared interest in neuroscience and open science. Working sessions will be accompanied by small “unconferences” during which group leaders will provide project reports and receive feedback from all brainhackers. At the conclusion of the Brainhack, you will have contributed to the sprouting of new projects and tools that will help advance neuroscientific research.
Registration for the Brainhack@NIMH is now open. This event is free. No meals will be provided. Attendees can bring their own meals or buy them at any of the on-campus cafeterias. We will not provide computers, so all attendees must bring their own laptops to brainhack. This event has limited attendance, so please sign up only if you are certain that you will be attending and actively participating in the event. If you change your mind, please inform the Brainhack@NIMH organizers (email to: BRAINHACK2017@mail.nih.gov) so that we can make your seat available to somebody else.
Contact: BRAINHACK2017@nih.gov
Catie Chang
Daniel Handwerker
Adam Thomas
Dorian Van Tassell
Michal Ramot
March 2-5
Chair: Luka Ruzic
The 2017 Brainhack in Durham is an event of Brainhack Global 2017.
Contact: luka.ruzic@duke.edu
Luka Ruzic
March 4-5
Chair: Kate Mills
The University of Oregon is hosting a Brainhack from March 4-5, which is open to the public and free to attend. This event will bring together neuroscientists, psychologists, biologists, and computer scientists to collaborate on projects related to open science and analyzing big data. Projects that have been proposed so far plan to adapt neuroimaging pipelines into BIDS formats, explore ways to analyze microbiome data using openly available datasets, and contribute to open science initiatives such as NeuroVault.org. For more information, please visit our website. If you're interested in joining us and want more details, please fill out this form.
Contact: klmills@uoregon.edu
Dani Cosme
John Flournoy
Kate Mills
Jennifer Pfeifer
March 2-5
Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences, Dartmouth College
Chair: Matteo Visconti di Oleggio Castello
The department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Dartmouth is hosting a Brainhack on March 2-5. All members of the Dartmouth community are invited regardless of their coding experience. We will work on neuroimaging-related projects (PyMVPA, DueCredit, etc.), as well as provide tutorials and on-site help on common tools and scientific practices. If interested in participating, please sign up here. For more information, visit the Dartmouth Brainhack website
Contact: mvdoc.gr@dartmouth.edu
Matteo Visconti di Oleggio Castello
Yaroslav Halchenko
Sam Nastase
Luke Chang
Eshin Jolly
March 2-5
Chair: Hans J. Johnson
The 2017 Brainhack in Iowa City is a regional event of Brainhack Global 2017.
Contact: hans-johnson@uiowa.edu
Hans J. Johnson
March 2-5
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Chair: Rasmus Birn
The 2017 Brainhack in Madison is a regional event of Brainhack Global 2017.
Contact: rbirn@wisc.edu
Rasmus Birn
March 3
Florida International University
Chair: Angie Laird
Florida International University (FIU) and the University of Miami (UM) will be co-hosting a regional Brainhack Global event in Miami on Friday March 3rd. The purpose of this one-day event is to bring people together from different disciplines to learn new methods, develop skills, and facilitate collaborations with other participants. This year, our event will be located on FIU’s campus in GC (Graham Center) Room 140 from 9:30am to 4:30pm. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. The morning will include multiple mini-workshop sessions on Freesurfer (Anthony Dick), Advanced Normalization Tools (ANTs; Aaron Mattfeld), Open Source Tools (Git/GiHub, Hypothes.is, BIDs/BIDS-Apps, etc.), as well as a Career Development Discussion aimed at grad students, RAs, and postdocs (Angie Laird and Lucina Uddin). After lunch, trainees are invited to give 5-minute Data Blitzes; a cash prize will be awarded to the best presentation. To reserve your spot, submit your data blitz presentation title, or if you would like more information, please send an email to Emily Boeving at eboev001@fiu.edu . Attendance is free and open to the public.
Contact: alaird@fiu.edu, l.uddin@miami.edu
Angie Laird
Lucina Uddin
March 2-4
Chair: Cameron Craddock
The Child Mind Institute will host Brainhack NYC March 2-4. This free event is open to the public and will bring together brain enthusiasts from a variety of backgrounds to work together on open science projects in brain science. Projects are expected to range from developing new data anlysis methods and tools to performing analyses of openly shared datasets. Tutorials will also be available on topics including Python, Nipype, new open data formats, and using containers and cloud computing to improve the reproducibility of research. Each day will feature a keynote speaker and an unconference session during which attendees will have the opportunity to present on a topic of their choosing. Lunch will be provided courtesy of the generous support by the Child Mind Institute.
Registration is at capacity for Thursday and Friday, but space is still available for Saturday: Registration Page.
Contact cameron.craddock@gmail.com for more information
Cameron Craddock
Alison Walensky
March 3-5 (Friday evening, all-day Saturday/Sunday)
Manylabs, 1086 Folsom Street, San Francisco
Chair: Dan Lurie
Contact: danjlurie+brainhack AT gmail
For more information, please see the Brainhack Global San Francisco 2017 website.
Space is limited! Get your ticket now on Eventbrite.
Dan Lurie (UC Berkeley)
JB Poline (UC Berkeley)
Russ Poldrack (Stanford)
Anisha Keshavan (UCSF)
Chris Gorgolewski (Stanford)
Teon Brooks (Mozilla/Stanford)
March 2-5
The WRF Data Science Studio, Physics/Astronomy tower 6th Floor
Chair: Ariel Rokem
The 2017 Brainhack in Seattle is a regional event of Brainhack Global 2017.
Contact: arokem@gmail.com
Ariel Rokem
March 3-5
Danforth University Center Room 234, Washington University in St. Louis
Chair: Caitlin Carey
For more information on Brainhack St. Louis please visit https://sites.google.com/view/wustlbrainhack/home"
Contact: cemcarey@gmail.com
Caitlin Carey
March 2-4
Chair: Brad Sutton
Take part in a distributed mega-brainhack event from the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on March 2-4, 2017. Brainhack is a community-organized hackathon and unconference that brings together neuroscience researchers from a variety of disciplines: from psychology to neuroscience to engineering and computer science. Groups will focus on developing analytical approaches to large neuroimaging data sets including: structural MRI, functional MRI, EEG, and optical methods (fNIRS and EROS). Come develop your own skills while you kick off new research projects and create new tools to enable the next breakthrough in understanding brain function and organization, all while getting tips from experts across the world.
Local information and registration.
Contact: brainhack.uiuc@gmail.com
Brad Sutton
Sanmi Koyejo
Sepideh Sadaghiani Friberg
March 2-5
Chair: Fernando Barrios
The 2017 Brainhack in Querétaro is a regional event of Brainhack Americas.
Contact: fbarrios@unam.mx, alcauter@gmail.com
Sarael Alcauter
Fernando A Barrios
Erick H Pasaye
March 3-4
PUCRS, Crialab, Porto Alegre, Brasil
Chair: Alexandre Franco
More information on the Brainhack Porto Alegre website
Contact: alexandre.franco@pucrs.br
Alexandre Franco
Felipe Meneguzzi
José Osmar Filho
Bruno Goulart de Oliveira
Nathalia Esper
March 3-4
Universidad de Valparaíso, Valparaíso, Chile
Chair: Alejandro Weinstein
Contact: alejandro.weinstein@uv.cl
Alejandro Weinstein