Webinar: Doing transparent and reliable EEG research

Transparent and reproducible research is essential for scientific progress. While EEG is widely used, researchers often face significant challenges due to the heterogeneity in experimental design, data acquisition, analysis pipelines, and signal interpretation. What to Expect:. Our experts will discuss current gaps in tools, resources, and training, while exploring actionable ways to improve standardization, data sharing, and overall reproducibility. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions about existing Open Science resources and strategies for implementing good scientific practices in their own labs. Meet Our Experts:. Dr. Robert Oostenveld: Associate Principal Investigator at the Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Radboud University. With over 25 years of EEG experience, Robert focuses on developing novel methods for analyzing EEG and MEG data. He leads the FieldTrip toolbox, is a long-term collaborator on EEGLAB, and contributes heavily to Open Science projects such as BIDS, ARTEM-IS, EEG101, INDoS, and EEGManyPipelines., Dr. Cyril Pernet: Senior Research Software Developer at Copenhagen University Hospital. An early adopter of Open Science, Cyril participated in the creation of BIDS alongside Robert and continues to develop the framework. He is the technical lead for PublicNEuro.eu and maintains the open-source LIMO-EEG plugin for statistical modeling in EEGLAB and Fieldtrip. Session Information: This webinar is offered on multiple dates to provide flexibility (content will be identical across sessions). Upcoming Session: Tuesday, May 12, 2026, from 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM IST.