Team

Who we are!

Brainhack Team


Sina Mansour L.

Sina Mansour L.

Hackathon Chair

 

Qing Wang (Vincent)

Qing Wang (Vincent)

Hackathon Co-Chair

 

Roza Gunes Bayrak

Roza Gunes Bayrak

Hackathon Chair Elect

 

Bruno Hebling Vieira

Bruno Hebling Vieira

Hackathon Co-Chair Elect

 

OSSIG

The OHBM Open Science SIG mission is to advance neuroimaging research by fostering the open sharing of ideas, data, and tools between members of the OHBM community. This will be accomplished by organizing educational events, supporting collaborative initiatives, and providing mentorship to junior researchers.As with previous years, our three main contributions to the OHBM annual meetings are:

  • Organizing a Brainhack to precede the annual meeting
  • Introducing the tools of open science via interactive tutorials
  • Facilitating collaborative work on a wide range of open science projects

OSSIG Team


The Brainhack Team is a part of the broader OHBM OSSIG (Open Science Special Interest Group), collaborating on various open science initiatives, including the Brainhack and the Open Science Rooms. OSSIG members actively contribute to advancing open science principles and practices.

Nils Muhlert

Nils Muhlert

OSSIG Chair

 

Subapriya Suppiah

Subapriya Suppiah

OSSIG Secretary

 

Yi Ju Lee (Jean)

Yi Ju Lee (Jean)

OSSIG Treasurer

 

Stefano Moia

Stefano Moia

OSSIG Chair Elect

 

Wei Zhang

Wei Zhang

OSSIG Secretary Elect

 

Nur Shahidatul Nabila Ibrahim

Nur Shahidatul Nabila Ibrahim

OSSIG Treasurer Elect

Selma Lugtmeijer

Selma Lugtmeijer

OSR Chair

Xiangzhen Kong

Xiangzhen Kong

OSR Co-Chair

Ju-Chi Yu

Ju-Chi Yu

OSR Chair Elect

 

Yu-Fang Yang

Yu-Fang Yang

Community Liaison Officer

 

Hong Ji Kim

Hong Ji Kim

Community Liaison Officer

 

Anibal Solon Heinsfeld

Anibal Solon Heinsfeld

Inclusivity Officer

 

Povilas Karvelis

Povilas Karvelis

Hybridization Officer

 


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