Two specialised workshops will be held. Each session, lasting 120 minutes, will explore key materials and methods used in physiological measurement. The format allows for in-depth interaction with the facilitators.
WORKSHOP 1 (2PM - 4PM)
Sensor Technologies for Cognitive and Emotional Research: From Fundamentals to Advanced Application - Facilitated by: Dr. Konrad Rudnicki (location: Athletic Sports Hall, room number: to be determined)
This session explores the use of sensors as tools for physiological data collection. The workshop will cover common sensors, such as those measuring heart rate, skin conductance, and motion, and how these can provide insights into cognitive and emotional states. Participants will engage in hands-on activities with different sensors, learning how to set up, calibrate, and collect physiological data. Both beginners and experienced users will benefit from discussions on practical applications, experimental design, and data analysis techniques, creating opportunities to share best practices and optimization strategies.
Do you want to register for one of these workshops? Please make use of our registration form.
WORKSHOP 2 (2PM - 4PM)
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS): form neural mechanisms to clinical practice - Facilitated by: Prof. Dr. Christophe Lafosse (location: RevArte rehabilitation hospital, room number: to be determined)
In this workshop, prof. dr. Christophe Lafosse will introduce the theoretical background and clinical practical applications of non-invasive brain stimulation by Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). TMS has proven to be clinically effective in treating various disorders for patients in psychiatry, neurology, and neurorehabilitation. We will demonstrate some practical rTMS skills including coil positioning, motor threshold determination, and clinical protocol application.
Do you want to register for one of these workshops? Please make use of our registration form.