BrainHack Marseille 2024

Code of Conduct

As all Brainhacks, BrainHack Marseille is dedicated to providing a harassment-free Brainhack experience for everyone,
regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, age or religion.

We do not tolerate harassment of event participants in any form.

Sexual language and imagery is not appropriate for any event venue, including talks.

Event participants violating these rules may be sanctioned or expelled from the event.

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Registration is open now ...

Deadline is 25th November...

Note that there is a limitation of 80 people on site. Please register only if you are sure about your presence, as we do not want to waste food.
Lunch and social event are not guaranteed for late registrations.

To register to the event, please click on the button below to fill the form.

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Program

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Program

This year we shall have Trainings on the following topics:

Python for beginners
Version control using Datalad + BIDS
ViT (Vision Transformers) - a library combining transformers for image processing
Edge AI - for an overview of advances in AI and a few demonstrations
Introduction to Arduino

Wednesday 27th November

09h00-09h45	Welcome to BrainHack Marseille 2024 09h30-09h30 - Welcoming breakfast 09h30-09h45 - Introduction to the event
09h45-13h00	Training session: 09h45-11h45 - Python for beginners 11h45-13h00 - Data Version Control + BIDS
13h00-14h00	Lunch Break
14h00-16h30	Training Session 14h00-15h15 - ViT (Vision Transformers) - a library combining transformers for image processing 15h15-16h30 - Edge AI - for an overview of advances in AI and a few demonstrations
16h30-16h55	Coffee Break
16h55-18h10	Training Session 16h55 - 18h10 - Introduction to Arduino
18h10-18h30	Short projects presentations
18h30	BHM social event with a collective intelligence game!	(location: INT, 5th floor)

Thursday 28th November

09h00-13h00	Project Work 09h00-09h30 - Breakfast
13h00-14h00	Lunch Break
14h00-18h00	Project Work 17h00-18h00 - Intermediate Project Presentations
18h00-19h00	Round table Discussion 18h00-19h00

Friday 29th November

09h00-13h00	Project Work 09h00-09h30 - Breakfast
13h00-14h00	Lunch Break
14h00-18h00	Project Work 17h00-18h00 - Final Project Presentations & Brainhack Wrap-up

Projects

Here you can find all the informations about the event projects.
If you want to submit a project you should follow the link, fill the form, and open a github issue. Projects can be anything you'd like to work on during the event with other people (coding, discussing a procedure with coworkers, brainstorming about a new idea), as long as you're ready to minimally organize this!

SUBMIT PROJECT

WISE: Workflow Improvement by Shifting to python in scientific Endeavors

by Alexandre Lainé & Cyprien Dautrevaux

Have you ever wanted, but lacked the time, to learn Python programming to update your data analyses and perhaps enhance them with new tools? In this era where open science is increasingly promoted, we are offering you the opportunity, over the course of two days, to delve into Python and its free tools. The idea behind this project is primarily collaborative; we aim to share our programming expertise to support you in what can sometimes be a long and challenging learning process. The objective is simple: by the end of these two days, we hope to provide you with a better understanding of Python’s role and value, help you begin transitioning some of your scripts and analysis methods, and offer suggestions to improve your workflows. For this project, no prerequisites or prior documentation are required. We will provide you with an interface and a ready-to-use environment so you can start programming, even from scratch. We look forward to seeing you motivated and eager to join this project. If you have any datasets you'd like to work on, feel free to bring them along, and we’ll be here to guide you. Get ready for coding!

Goals for the BrainHack:

Getting use to Python and overall OpenScience, understand the different roles and interests of Python programming in scientific studies, be proud of your own code.

Good first issues

A suitable and functioning Python environment (code environment, coding interface …)
Know where to find informations, and solve code issues
Know the good practices

Communication channels:

https://mattermost.brainhack.org/brainhack/channels/bhg2024_wise-project

What will participants learn?

Learn to use the Python language in the broad outlines, to be able to perform your own analyses and scripts (Statistics, Data exploration, Preprocessing, Automation, Machine learning, Regression …)

Data to use

Feel free to bring your own datasets, and suggest your own analysis interest.

Number of collaborators

Credit to collaborators

All contributors are listed on the project's README.md file.

Type

coding_methods, pipeline_development

Development status

0_concept_no_content

Topic

other

Tools