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| "text": "(current) Steering Committee Members (with affiliation)\n\nLiyu Cao (Zhejiang University, China)\nElena Cesnaite (Münster University, Germany)\nAitana Grasso Cladera (Osnabrück University, Germany)\nNadine Jacobsen (Oldenburg University, Germany)\nSein Jeung (TU Berlin, Germany)\nSimon Ladouce (KU Leuven, Belgium)\nJanna Protzak (Emory University, Germany)\nJulian Reiser (IfADO, Germany)\nYahya Seyed Shirazi (SCCN, USA)\nYu-Fang Yang (FU Berlin, Germany)\nJulius Welzel (Kiel University, Germany)\nAnna Wunderlich (TU Berlin, Germany)" | ||
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| "text": "(current) Advisory Board Members (with affiliation)\n\nFiorenzo Artoni (University of Geneva, Switzerland)\nTjeerd Boonstra (Maastricht University, Netherlands)\nStefan Debener (Oldenburg University, Germany)\nBenedikt Ehinger (Stuttgart University, Germany)\nDan Ferris (University of Florida, USA)\nKlaus Gramann (TU Berlin, Germany)\nBarbara Händel (Würzburg University, Germany)\nJulia Kline (National Institutes of Health, USA)\nJohn Iversen (SCCN, USA)\nAgatha Lenartowicz (UCLA, USA)\nScott Makeig (SCCN, USA)\nWalter Maetzler (Kiel University, Germany)\nUroš Marušič (Science and Research Centre Koper, Slovenia)\nPierfilippo De Sanctis (Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA)\nMathias Vukelic (Universität Stuttgart/Fraunhofer IAO, Germany)\nEdmund Wascher (IfADO, Germany)\nBernadette van Wijk (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands)\nBettina Wollesen (German Sport University Cologne, Germany)\nTomer Yona (Israel Institute of Technology, Israel)\nCatharina Zich (University College London, UK)\nNatalie Richter (University of Winnipeg, USA)\nClaudia Gianelli (Università di Messina, Italy)" | ||
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| "text": "Start of the Initiative\nWe invite you to collaborate on the EEGManySteps initiative, aimed at understanding how different setups in mobile electroencephalography (EEG) experiments influence the results. EEGManySteps is an international, inter-institute effort focused on collecting and analyzing EEG data across multiple laboratories to investigate these influences, starting with a specific focus on gait-related features.\nWe are currently forming the decision-making structure of the initiative, which may change through further open discussions.\n\nHow to Participate\nPlease let us know via email ([email protected]) if you would like to assume one of the following roles:\n\nSteering Committee Member\nAdvisory Board Member\nData Set Contributor\nAnalyst\n\nEach role is described below. Please note that the roles of Steering Committee Member and Advisory Board Member cannot be chosen simultaneously. The final decision on your commitment can follow after some period when the responsibilities are better defined with mutual agreement.\n\n\nTentative Role Definitions\nSteering Committee Members\nExpected to attend monthly meetings and take on specific tasks within the project. Minimal requirement: Authorship in one or more peer-reviewed MoBI paper or extensive experience in similar open science projects. Minimum active period at least 1 year.\nAdvisory Board Members: Provide background support and feedback during quarterly/biannual meetings to guide the project’s direction. Minimal requirement: First or last author in a peer-reviewed MoBI/Biomechanics paper or extensive experience in similar open science projects. Minimum active period at least 1 year.\nData Set Contributors\nProvide access to EEG datasets recorded in mobile settings. Detailed requirements are still to be determined.\nMinimal requirement: Responsible for the acquisition, curation, or formatting of mobile EEG data.\nAnalysts\nParticipate in analyzing specific research questions related to mobile EEG data.\nMinimal requirement: Experience with the analysis of biomechanical or MoBI data.\n\n\nUpcoming Event\nWe also invite you to join the virtual Kick-off Meeting in September, with the exact date and time to be determined through a poll. Please email us to access the poll and receive the meeting link." | ||
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