Cutting EEG 2014

Electroencephalography (EEG) is one of the methodologically most rapidly expanding tools in cognitive sciences. Its exquisite temporal resolution, its ever-growing spatial precision, and its relatively modest price make it a method of choice for cognitive neuroscience labs.
However, the proliferation of new equipment, methods, software and analysis frameworks puts every EEG researcher in the middle of an immense field of possibilities that are rarely fully exploited, and can be very challenging without appropriate introduction.
Cutting EEG will bring together researchers who have recently developed or used new tools or frameworks for EEG data analysis and made use of these tools to advance our understanding of cognition. The attendance is open to experienced as well as novice EEG researchers seeking a thorough introduction to cutting-edge methods in EEG data analysis.
Cutting EEG is organized around six thematic half-day sessions with talks, structured discussions and technical tutorials. The first day will also end with a public lecture presenting exciting new developments in high frequency EEG.