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Stephen Whitmarsh
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I head the data analysis core facility at the Paris Brain Institute (ICM). Our facility provides bioinformatics support for the analysis and management of neuroscience data, from multi-omics and spatial transcriptomics to AI in microscopy and neuroimaging analysis. We promote and support open science practices and, based on open science principles, ensure that valuable research data comply with the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable), making them findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable.
I am scientific coordinator of “Brain Body Digital Music Instrument,” a collaborative project with MSH Paris Nord, University Paris 8, CICM/MUSIDANSE, Soixante circuits, and Goldsmiths, University of London, funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR). This project develops open-source software and hardware for sound synthesis and composition using neuroelectrical signals (EEG, EMG).
Since 2009, I am working on interdisciplinary art research, within the research collective OuUnPo, the art organization Vision Forum, the research collective 1+1=3, and the EEGsynth association, wherein we develop multisensory neurofeedback performances and produce contemporary sound experiments and workshops. We develop an open-source platform for brain-computer-interfaces, and organize art, science and sci-art events.
https://stephenwhitmarsh.com/
私はParis Brain Institute(ICM) のデータ解析コア施設の責任者を務めています。当施設では、マルチオミクスや空間トランスクリプトミクスから、顕微鏡観察や神経画像解析におけるAIまで、神経科学データの解析と管理に関するバイオインフォマティクスサポートを提供しています。オープンサイエンスの実践を推進・支援し、オープンサイエンスの原則に基づき、貴重な研究データがFAIR原則(Findable、Accessible、Interoperable、Reusable)に準拠して、検索可能、アクセス可能、相互運用可能、再利用可能であることを保証します。
私は、フランス国立研究機構(ANR)の資金提供を受けた、MSH Paris Nord、 パリ第8大学、 CICM/MUSIDANSE、 Soixante circuits、 ロンドン大学ゴールドスミス校との 共同プロジェクト「 Brain Body Digital Music Instrument」の科学コーディネーターを務めています 。このプロジェクトでは、神経電気信号(EEG、EMG)を用いた音響合成と作曲のためのオープンソースのソフトウェアとハードウェアを開発しています。
Since 2009, I am working on interdisciplinary art research, within the research collective OuUnPo, the art organization Vision Forum, the research collective 1+1=3, and the EEGsynth association, wherein we develop multisensory neurofeedback performances and produce contemporary sound experiments and workshops. We develop an open-source platform for brain-computer-interfaces, and organize art, science and sci-art events.
https://stephenwhitmarsh.com/
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