This seminar series features one to two hour overviews of various topics involving “big data”, typically offered every other month. Topics include big data in multiple contexts: omics technologies, wearables, imaging, electronic health records, and more.
Presenters first present their expertise which is followed by a questions and answer session with the speaker, and sometimes a panel of experts on the topic of interest. These events are engaging and interactive so attendees can get answers to questions they have or connect with audience members who may be able to help them.
A topical overview is provided, along with some examples of the types of questions that can be investigated (and answered using big data) in the given domain. Practical tips for handling the domain-specific data and the accompanying statistical analyses are also offered.
When:
January 31st from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. MT.
About:
This talk will provide a fairly broad overview of brain wave data and potential applications for big data analysis. Topics that will be discussed include recording techniques, source localization, decoding neuronal activity, brain computer interfaces, and digital biomarker development.
Presenter:
Brice McConnell, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Neurology
Director of the Sleep Research Program at the CU Alzheimer's and Cognition Center
University of Colorado Denver
Department of Neurology, Behavioral Neurology Section
"I completed an MD/PhD program at CU Anschutz, earning a PhD in Molecular Biology. I then completed residency in Neurology and clinical fellowship in Behavioral Neurology at CU School of Medicine, and currently practice neurology as an assistant professor within the Department of Neurology. I am also a member of the University of Colorado Alzheimer's and Cognition Center, where I currently serve as the Director of the Sleep Research Program. “
Zoom link: https://ucdenver.zoom.us/j/95162904062?pwd=VDlTa2RCS2czbWNqaXk4eGRleGNydz09
