Historical record · November 2019
Brain technologies.
A shared workspace.
Geneva's November 2019 Brainhack brought brain technologies into a practical workshop setting at Campus Biotech.
The dated event record
The University of Geneva's agenda records Brain Hack on 8–9 November 2019 in the hall of Campus Biotech. It describes a two-day hackathon on brain technologies and classifies the event as a workshop, with brain research and MRI among its subjects.
This November gathering is distinct from the earlier Open Geneva event in March 2019. Keeping the two dates separate matters when following old programme or project links.
Working across research and code
A practical research workshop creates space to make a question concrete. A team can define an input, inspect an intermediate result and describe the next step clearly enough for another participant to take over. The useful output might be a small working example or a better explanation of why an approach did not work.
These are general ways of approaching collaborative research, not a reconstructed list of the projects presented in 2019. The original project descriptions and results are not reproduced here.
Following the Geneva timeline
Event dates and registration arrangements in historical announcements apply to their original year. For the earlier project page and later Geneva events, continue through the historical record.