4. & 5.10.2018

Under the umbrella of the Psychiatric Imaging Network Germany (PING) – a workshop for young scientists “Beyond group heterogeneity - investigating the individual human connectome using multimodal neuroimaging” was co-organized by Jülich-Aachen Research Alliance (JARA) and LMU München. Researcher from the BMBF-funded network on Psychological Disorders came to together to learn from and discuss novel approaches in data analysis and experimental designs which allow to incorporate rather than to dismiss individual variance. Profs. Frank Padberg and Klaus Mathiak (left in the photo) were happy about the insightful contributions and lively discussions in the neighborhood of the Oktoberfest in Munich.

Please find our program here.

Interested scientist may get the talks at ping-imaging@ukaachen.de

We are glad that so many scientists attended the meeting and thank our hosts.

 

 

10.03.2017

The second young scientist workshop on methods for analyzing structural and resting-state data will be held in Heidelberg on the 10/11th of May, 2017. Please find the preliminary program (in German) here.

For each consortium, places for two young scientists are reserved. Additional places may be available, please register at ping-imaging@ukaachen.de.

30.11.2016

The next young scientist workshop on methods for analyzing structural and resting-state data will be held in Heidelberg on the 10/11th of May, 2017.

18.10.2016

Patrick Eisner presents PING in the course of the JARA-FORUM in Berlin („JARA-BRAIN – Neue Chancen der Hirnforschung für Kranke und Gesunde“).

12.05.2016

Please find the updated program for the young scientist workshop here

24.03.2016

A young scientist workshop on quality and quality assurance will be held in Marburg on the 18/19th of May, 2016. Please find the preliminary program (in German) here.

For each consortium, places for two young scientists are reserved. Additional places may be available, please register at ping-studie@ukaachen.de.