Stefan Appelhoff

Community Review: BEP022 - MR Spectroscopy · bids-standard bids-specification · Discussion #1846 We are pleased to announce the community review period for BIDS Extension Proposal (BEP) 022! BEP022 extends the BIDS standard to include Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy (MRS). We have developed th...

We are pleased to announce that BIDS Extension Proposal 22 - Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy is open for community review!

github.com/bids-standar...

The review period is open from June 3 - June 14.
#bids #neuroimaging #spectroscopy

INCF & BIDS are collaborating on GSoD 2024!

We're accepted as an umbrella org in GSoD 2024 - an open-source technical writing program! This year we're supporting the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS) project: Streamlining the BIDS Online Presence.

Read more: bit.ly/4ad3vKz

@bidsstandard.bsky.social meeting underway in sunny Seattle

After work, in Berlin, we always hang out in clubs and take drugs.

Wrapping up the BIDS Maintainers meeting in Seattle with BIDS 2.0 and where we’re going @bidsstandard.bsky.social

Tick-killing pill shows promising results in human trial Should it pan out, the pill would be a new weapon against Lyme disease.

potentially a new PrEP...but to fight against ticks

extra protection for cruising in the woods lol

The Forms | Suno mid-90s East Coast underground rap. melodic, lovely beats; violin, piano, and lots of horns. song. Listen and make your own with Suno.

suno.ai is absolutely mind-blowing. songs in any genre, instantly synthesized, vocals included.

here's an example (i wrote the lyrics, the rest is AI). if you didn't know better, you'd be forgiven for thinking you'd randomly stumbled on a mid-90s RZA-produced demo tape

app.suno.ai/song/302c8a6...

Student Research Assistants | Research Group Adaptive Memory and Decision Making

Students of psychology, neuroscience, or similar in the Berlin area: we are currently looking for Student Research Assistants to help with all things EEG, fMRI, eye-tracking, and other fun stuff in our lab at MPIB Berlin #neuroscience #neurosykence #PsychSkySci

A QR code for the BIDS community survey

The 🎉 2024 BIDS Community Survey 🎉 is open until April 3. We are looking for your input on how you use BIDS and future directions for BIDS. We want to hear from users and non-users, experts and non-experts. Please share your views and share this survey widely!

Survey: bit.ly/bidssurvey2024

1/3 Many papers I'm handling as editor will have been rejected elsewhere. It is such a massive waste of time (mine, prior reviews, future reviews). If you are submitting a previously rejected manuscript to me, feel free to add prior reviews and tell me how you addressed them.

Out now in JEP: General - On why people over- or underweight extreme values in decision making. Great team effort with Verena Clarmann v. Clarenau, @stefanappelhoff.bsky.social, and ThorstenPachur psycnet.apa.org/record/2024-.... #PsychSkySci

I joined joss.theoj.org as an editor! Already had some great experiences with this journal (and the team running it) as an author and as a reviewer in the past years. Looking forward to new exciting experiences and to supporting this initiative in a new role. 🚀

This is an amazing honor recognizing all of the work of the BIDS community over the last 8 years!

We are very happy and proud to be awarded the The Neuro - Irv and Helga Cooper Foundation Open Science Prize.

To paraphrase Yaroslav Halchenko who was in Montreal to receive the prize on behalf of the whole community.

"Standards are the common language of open science!"

We are pleased to announce the release of version 1.9.0 of the Brain Imaging Data Structure (BIDS)!

The main addition of this release is the inclusion of BIDS extension proposal (BEP) 029 to support motion data.

bids-specification.readthedocs.io/en/latest/mo...

We are pleased to announce that the newest members of the BIDS Steering Group are @dorahermes.bsky.social and @cmaumet.bsky.social!

Dora and Camille have been elected to a term lasting from 2024-2026, and are replacing outgoing members Guiomar Niso and Robert Oostenveld.