ODIN symposium 2023 is organized by Open Data in Neuroscience Initiative at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT and DANDI (Distributed Archives for Neurophysiology Data Integration) to bring together the leading experts to discuss the advances and challenges in neurophysiology and open neuroscience. This year's focus in on neurophysiology spanning three days, Oct 10th-12th:

Day 1: Devices, Neuroinformatics, and Platforms

• Session I. New devices and high throughput acquisitions
• Session II. Neuroinformatics of Neurophysiologyneurophysiology.
• Session III. Platforms/Infrastructures

Day 2: Knowledge extraction, Software, Modeling

• Session IV. OpenData2Knowledge
• Session V. Neuroscience Toolkits
• Session VI. Modeling and benchmarking

Day 3: Neuroinformatics Breakouts

For detailed information, including the schedule and invited participants, see: 

https://odin.mit.edu/

You can download the app for the event from here:

https://eventee.co/en/e/odin-symposium-2023-19305

Below is the QR code for iPhone/Android app

If the registration is closed, you can join the waiting list by ordering a ticket (free). The talks will be recorded and released afterwards. Meanwhile, there is an additional seating outside the auditorium with monitor projection of the live-event.