BrainHack brain statue
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Drones with desires Agatha Haines
Bio Art & Design Awards BY-NC-SA
BrainHack anatomical reflections
TAM BY
19
mei
2016
18:30
21:00

Hack the brain pre-event

Join us on May 19th for the pre-event of Hack the Brain 2016 - Hack yourself better (or worse). The third edition of Hack the Brain is taking place from June 24th till 26th. During this three-day creative hackathon, we bring together people from all walks of life, from artists to neuroscientists and developers.

Starting from curiosity and unanswered questions, they will hack into the brain with ideas on health, care and quality of life. Participants can work with different EEG-type techniques to measure, visualize and interpret brain activity, building artistic installations or applications for healthcare or wellbeing. To get a grasp of the atmosphere and get to know the projects people developed during earlier editions.

Join the pre-event and get informed
Are you planning to join Hack the Brain 2016 or do you want to get more information, come to the Hack the Brain pre-event on May 19th. Jason Farquhar (Donders institute) and Jan van Erp (University of Twente), both supervisors during the hackathon, will explain what hard- and software is available and what you can do with it. You will get the chance to find people to collaborate with and the participants who joined Hack the Brain last year will inspire you! Agi Haines will speak about her awardwinning project Drones with desires.

Programme
19.30 Welcome and intro
19.35 Hack the brain 2016, what can you expect?
19.55 Inspiring examples
20.20 Match making
20.20 Technology: hardware & software
20.50 Wrapping up & drinks

Entrance is free.

Wanneer

19
mei
2016
18:30
21:00

Locatie

Waag, Nieuwmarkt 4, 1012 CR Amsterdam

projecten

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Waag voerde Hack de Brain 2016 uit in het kader van het EU programma 'BrainHack - Bringing the arts and sciences of brain and neural computer interface together', onderdeel van het Horizon 2020 programma van de Europese Unie.

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BrainHack has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 686987.