We are delighted to announce that our symposium “Multimodal Neurofeedback: The next generation of Neurofeedback for advanced brain self-regulation” has been accepted for OHBM 2019.and will take place on Thursday June 13th, 2019 from 8:00 to 9:15am. Organizer : Christian Barillot, CNRS, Rennes, France Co-Organizer : Giulia Lioi, Inria, Rennes…
Since the beginning of the year (2019), our new research team has been created ! It replaces from now on our good old VISAGES research team. Feel free to move around our updated website and explore our publications.
Le Village des Sciences 2018 se tenait cette année sur le campus de Villejean les 5 (scolaires)-6-7 Octobre. Neurinfo a ouvert ses portes pour présenter l’IRM et les projets de recherche menés sur la plateforme. Quatre ateliers étaient proposés : Neurofeedback EEG Traitement d’image avec MedInria Fonctionnement…
As part of our ongoing effort to provide our published research code, we announce today the first release of Anima scripts (v1.0). Anima scripts is a set of scripts hat use Anima to perform complex preprocessing and core processing tasks on medical images. This repository is multi-platform for most scripts (as…
by Camille Maumet | A Brainhack Global Rennes 2018 interview Claire Cury (@CuryClaire) is a postdoctoral research fellow at Inria in the VisAGeS team. Her research interests are in shape analysis and EEG signal processing and their applications in hippocampal anatomy, dementia and neuro-feedback. Claire was part of the organizing…
by Camille Maumet | A Brainhack Global Rennes 2018 interview Elise Bannier is research engineer in MR Physics at the University Hospital of Rennes. She works on the Neurinfo platform where she sets up and coordinates MRI research studies. Elise’s interests include MR sequence optimisation in general, and in…
Translating engineering innovation into clinic The Workshop was hosted by UCL end of January. The aim of this workshop is to bring together clinician, researchers and engineers to discuss about the need and the last methods developed for multiple sclerosis understanding and diagnostic. Each session of this 2-days workshop ends…
As part of an ongoing effort to provide our published research code, we have released Anima v3.0 in March 2018. Anima is a set of ITK/VTK based libraries and multi-platform command line tools for medical image analysis. It contains software for image registration (linear and non linear block matching registration, EPI…
We are pleased to organise this year Brainhack Rennes 2018 (April 25-26 at INRIA/IRISA, campus Beaulieu, Rennes, France), an early event of Brainhack Global 2018. Brainhack events convenes engineers, researchers and clinicians to work together on projects related to neuroscience. Are you are interested in sciences and neurosciences? Come and…
We are extremely pleased a whole new release of medInria, tagged medInria 3.0. Why 3.0 you may ask, well for two major reasons: the update of medInria dependencies to Qt5 and VTK8 (offering up-to-date graphics interface and more recent OpenGL rendering), as well as a whole new architecture for plugins…
