By Felix Scholkmann.
Call for speakers
Starting soon, SfNIRS is organizing monthly SfNIRS Research Webinars giving early career researchers and junior scientists the opportunity to give a talk about their work in the field of fNIRS. For example, you may wish to share a recently published study. Sessions should last around 40 mins (plus 20 min discussion).
If you are interested in giving a talk, please email Felix.Scholkmann@usz.ch
We look forward to hearing your insights.
The SfNIRS Research Webinar Committee:
Felix Scholkmann (chair); Sabrina Brigadoi, Swetha Dravida, Thomas Dresler, Lauren Emberson, Jessica Gemignani, Yoko Hakuno, Kaja Jasinska, John Sunwoo, Sungho Tak
We received already applications to give a talk from:
| Name, Email | Institution | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| Jonas Fischer | ICFO-The Institute of Photonic Sciences Mediterranean Technology Park | Talk about the non-invasive estimation of intracranial pressure based on the pulsatile cerebral blood flow measured with DCS and machine learning algorithms. Recently, we have published this in the Journal of Neurotrauma |
| Sarah Rösch | Uni Leipzig, Germany | fNIRS neurofeedback with patients having binge-eating disorder |
| Hamoon Zohdi | Uni Bern, Switzerland | fNIRS study about color exposures |
| David Rosenbaum | Uni Tübingen, Germany | fNIRS in psychotherapeutic settings (provocation designs and in situ measurements) |
| Mario Forcione | University Hospitals Birmingham, UK | Contrast-enhanced NIRS with Indocyanine Green in acute moderate and severe traumatic brain injury |
| Satoshi Morimoto | Japan | fNIRS hyperscanning |