WORKSHOP: Doctoral Consortium at the 2017 International Conference of Mobile Brain ­Body Imaging (MoBI) and the Neuroscience of Art, Innovation and Creativity

研讨会：博士联盟参加 2017 年移动脑身体成像 (MoBI) 和艺术、创新和创造力神经科学国际会议

• 批准号: 1745835
• 负责人: Jose Contreras-Vidal
• 金额: $ 2万
• 依托单位: University of Houston
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2017
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2017-07-01 至 2019-06-30
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1745835&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: WORKSHOP; Doctoral; Consortium; 2017; International

This is funding to provide partial support for the 2017 International Conference of Mobile Brain-Body Imaging (MoBI) and the Neuroscience of Art, Innovation and Creativity. The conference's goal is to identify the challenges and opportunities for engaging the creative arts to promote novel and innovative approaches for solving complex problems in science, engineering, education and medicine. The meeting, to be held at Hotel Arenas, Valencia, Spain on September 10-13, 2017, is being jointly co-organized by the PI (University of Houston) and Prof. Jose Azorin (University Miguel Hernandez de Elche, Spain). The agenda is designed to promote audience-driven critical discussions on the state of the art, and to facilitate art-science collaborations. To these ends, the conference will adhere to a single track format with thematic sessions that are jointly chaired by a scientist/engineer and an artist, with no more than 4 speakers per session. Interactive demonstrations, a brain-computer interface hackathon, and Art-Sci performances that address grand challenges will add to the conference's broad impact. A special issue of the journal Brain-Computer Interfaces will promote wide dissemination of findings from the conference presentations and hackathon designs. The Doctoral Consortium will consist of several intertwined activities that will provide an opportunity for the trainees to network while exploring and developing their research interests within the context of an interdisciplinary conference, under the guidance of a distinguished group of international researchers, artists and innovators. To assure diversity, the organizers will actively recruit student participants from under-represented groups, including women and minorities, with a maximum of two students per institution (and if two then one must be a female).Doctoral consortium trainees will be divided into multidisciplinary teams to serve as scribes (one team/conference session) that will report back to the participants at the end of the conference, thus promoting both written and oral skills. Each team, in collaboration with two faculty mentors, will draft a manuscript to be published in an edited book on Artistic BCI Systems, and they will also compete in the BCI Hackathon which is sponsored by the IEEE Brain Initiative with the goal of fostering innovation in the field. Additionally, trainees will each prepare a poster about their graduate/postdoctoral research, to obtain feedback from faculty and peers.

这是为2017年国际移动脑体成像会议（MOBI）以及艺术，创新和创造力的神经科学提供部分支持的资金。该会议的目标是确定与创意艺术相关的挑战和机会，以促进新颖和创新的方法来解决科学，工程，教育和医学中的复杂问题。该会议将于2017年9月10日至13日在西班牙瓦伦西亚酒店举行，由PI（休斯顿大学）和Jose Azorin教授（Miguel Hernandez de Elche，西班牙）共同组织。该议程旨在促进有关艺术状况的受众驱动的批判性讨论，并促进艺术科学的合作。 为此，会议将遵守由科学家/工程师和艺术家共同主持的主题会议的单个轨道格式，每节课不超过4个演讲者。 互动演示，大脑计算机界面黑客马拉松以及应对巨大挑战的ART-SCI表演将增加会议的广泛影响。 杂志《脑部计算机界面》杂志的特刊将促进会议演示和黑客设计的发现的广泛传播。 该博士联盟将由几个相互交织的活动组成，这些活动将为受训人员提供一个在跨学科会议的背景下探索和发展其研究兴趣的机会，并在杰出的国际研究人员，艺术家和创新者的指导下。 为了确保多样性，组织者将积极招募来自代表性不足的群体，包括妇女和少数群体的学生参与者，每个机构最多有两个学生（如果有两个学生必须是女性）。学会学员将分为多学科团队，以作为SCRIBES（一个团队/会议会议）的撰写或促进会议的培训和促进会议的培训，并将其报告为培训委员会和会议。 每个团队都与两位教职导师合作，将起草一份手稿，该手稿将在一本关于艺术BCI系统的编辑书中出版，他们还将参加由IEEE Brain Initiative赞助的BCI Hackathon，以促进该领域的创新。 此外，学员将每个人都准备有关其研究生/博士后研究的海报，以获取教师和同龄人的反馈。