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<div>The seventh international workshop on Statistical Analysis of Neural Data</div>
<div> (SAND7) will take place May 27-29, 2015, in Pittsburgh, PA.</div>
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<div> SOME TRAVEL SUPPORT REMAINS AVAILABLE</div>
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<div> There will be talks by senior investigators and junior investigators. </div>
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<div> <a href="http://sand.stat.cmu.edu/">http://sand.stat.cmu.edu</a></div>
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<div> There will also be a poster session, to which all participants are invited to contribute.</div>
<div> Talks and posters may involve new methodology, investigation of existing methods, or</div>
<div> application of state-of-the-art analytical techniques.</div>
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<div> Here are the confirmed keynote speakers:</div>
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<div> Marlene Cohen (University of Pittsburgh)</div>
<div> Adrienne Fairhall (University of Washington)</div>
<div> Michael Miller (Johns Hopkins)</div>
<div> Mark Schnitzer (Stanford)</div>
<div> Sebastian Seung (Princeton)</div>
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<div> Matt Wilson (MIT)</div>
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<div> This workshop series is concerned with analysis of neural signals from various sources,</div>
<div> including EEG, fMRI, MEG, 2-Photon, and extracellular recordings. It aims to define</div>
<div> important problems in neuronal data analysis and useful strategies for attacking them;</div>
<div> foster communication between experimental neuroscientists and those trained in statisti-</div>
<div> cal and computational methods encourage young researchers, including graduate students,</div>
<div> to present their work; and expose young researchers to important challenges and oppor-</div>
<div> tunities in this interdisciplinary domain, while providing a small meeting atmosphere to</div>
<div> facilitate the interaction of young researchers with senior colleagues.</div>
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<div> The organizers are Emery Brown, Elizabeth Buffalo, Rob Kass, Liam Paninski, Sri Sarma and</div>
<div> Jonathan Victor. </div>
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