CNSP: And
CNSP: oh, I just forgot that we hadn't recorded yet. People who are learning. So this is great.
CNSP: Surprisingly, there's no one from industry. And I'm wondering, Mick, did you not fill out the form? Actually, this is not true, because the last registrant we got is from industry. So now I think we have
CNSP: 2 industry people. Where are you from? We're from all over the world.
CNSP: There's a nice concentration of folks in Europe. So here's a little zoom in on that.
CNSP: But generally we're from all over a few people in America, South America, Asia, and Australia.
CNSP: Sadly, no one from Africa or Antarctica.
CNSP: We also asked you
CNSP: what tools you use to analyze your data. And just like last year, most people are using Matlab Python or R, you've got a nice number of people in Matlab, followed by Python, and then R.
CNSP: The sport. One poor soul speaks assembly.
CNSP: I mean, I don't even really know assembly, but he's by himself, or she's by himself. So
CNSP: for them.
CNSP: We also asked if people spoke lisp, I mean, I don't. I don't know, but no one does.
CNSP: We also asked a little bit about your interest and your research directions. And so I compute, compiled all of those words into a word cloud, and the usual suspects show up
CNSP: auditory attention, speech, and eeg.
CNSP: It's pretty much the same every year, and this is not really a surprise, but some of the fringe
CNSP: words. Here are a bit more interesting to me because they illustrate that we are taking the Trf a bit further beyond the domains of speech and music to things that are, you know, like memory and emotion, and then actually using them to do
CNSP: to understand brain responses to movement which I think is really interesting.
CNSP: Maybe sometime in the future we'll have someone that can talk to us about how we can trf movements.
CNSP: I also learned that my analysis for this was not very good. It broke up some words that should not have been broken up.
CNSP: Sorry about that.
CNSP: So finally.
CNSP: 5 people that are on the call that you're here to see. We've got 2 great keynotes from Lucas Para and Micah Halbron. We'll have an update today from our 2,022 Cns project award Giorgio, and then tomorrow we'll have 2 tutorials from 2 great people, Marley and Ola.
CNSP: So here's how today we'll go. Lucas will give his keynote. Speak in just a moment, followed by Joe and Georgia. Georgia. and then we'll break today around 5 40 Dublin time
CNSP: and then we'll come back a few minutes later for the second session. Today the tutorial in between there, there'll be some time to have a moment. Get a drink of water, have a break, or you can stay on the call and ask some questions. If you're having problems getting your Cnsp resources set up
CNSP: tomorrow will be much of the same, the same sort of schedule. We'll start again at the same time. 11 Am. Sorry. 4 PM. Dublin time
CNSP: we'll do a two-hour session as normal, break around the same time and then come back for the second tutorial session around the same time
CNSP: for that session. 4. You'll choose which session to go to. You'll either be going to track one or track 2 to see Marley or Ola.