Hi! Thank you for registering to the OHBM hackathon 2020! We are very excited to meet you next week (June 16-18) at the first virtual OHBM Brainhack. Here are a few opportunities to join our growing team and all you need to know to get ready for the event!  Consider becoming a hackathon buddy You have already attended a brainhack, are keen in welcoming new members in the Brainhack community? Sign up as a Brainhack buddy! You will be paired with an attendee who is coming to their first hackathon. You will spend 1-hour a day with them during the event to help their onboarding. More information here.

Hello all, The project submission for the OHBM 2020 Brainhack will close this Saturday (today) at midnight anywhere on Earth. Many interesting projects have already been submitted. All kinds of projects facilitating collaboration, openness, and reproducibility within the open neuroscience community are welcome. If you'd like, there is still time to submit your project: Submit here! If you have any question check our FAQ or get in touch.

Welcome! Before we get started, we would like for you to create your “virtual conference tag” and start meeting your fellow attendees! Please follow the steps: Join the hbm-hackathon channel and say hi! If you are not familiar with mattermost, we recommend this short video. Update your mattermost profile: in the top left hand corner next to your photo click to the 3 horizontal lines and then "Account Settings". Please include: a picture of your choice in "Profile Picture", your first name, last name and pronoun (she/her he/his they/theirs or any combinations) in "Full Name". your affiliation in "Position". Update your Crowdcast/Zoom profile with a picture of your choice, your name, affiliation and pronoun

Hi! Thank you for registering to the OHBM hackathon 2020! We are very excited to meet you at the first virtual OHBM Brainhack, June 16-18.  Project submissions are now open: submit here! During the OHBM Brainhack, attendees will gather into sub-groups and collaboratively work on projects of their choice. As an attendee, you have the opportunity to submit a project. All kinds of projects facilitating collaboration, openness, and reproducibility within the open neuroscience community are very welcome.

Dear project lead, Thank you for submitting a project to the 2020 OHBM Brainhack! Here is some info to get ready for your project. Project pitch: On day 1, you will present your project for a maximum of 3-5 min (0-3 slides). We are excited to hear about your project, please get ready for your pitch. Setup: Please come to the first coffee on Day 1 so that we can take some time to introduce you to our platform and test your setup. Engage with other project leads: Say hi to your fellow project leaders in the project-leads private channel. We will also use this channel to communicate with you. To create a safer environement for all our attendees, please keep the link to your video room private at all times, this is very important to reduce the risk of videobombing. Video channel: For your video calls, you are very welcome to use the solution that works best for you and your team members. Please keep in mind that some solutions will have geographical restrictions.

Hi! Thank you so much for willing to contribute to the 2020 OHBM Brainhack! We are very excited to meet you at the first virtual OHBM Brainhack, June 16-18. If you have not already, please register as soon as you possible. As we are gearing up towards the event here are (finally!) a few ways to get involved!  Join the website team Are you familiar with website development? Would you like to help shaping an engaging experience for Brainhack attendees? Sign up as a website team member! You will be part of a global team in charge of keeping the website up-to-date and making it more engaging, inclusive and welcoming. More information here.

Lists: projects leaders and mattermost username mattermost channel of project video channel of project APAC Tutorial for cross decomposition algorithms (e.g. CCA, PLS) in Python #149 Léonie Borne, @leonie.borne

Apac email Hi We are very excited to welcome you at the 2020 OHBM Brainhack, June 16-18! Day 1 will start with a welcome session, please join the call at your corresponding local time this will be 9am in Beijing, 10am in Tokyo, 11am in Brisbane or 1pm Auckland. Before that, our team will be online to welcome you for an optional tea time ☕. Please join us and start meeting your fellow attendees. Code of conduct

Hi! Thank you so much for volunteering as a member of the welcome desk.

Hi, We are very excited to meet you today at the OHBM Brainhack!

Email subject: Join the OHBM Brainhack and learn more on brain image analyses! Hi, Thank you so much for registering to the Youth Camp for Programming Analysis of Brain Imaging (YCPABI)! We look forward to seeing you at the event! We would like to share another opportunity to learn more about brain imaging analysis. As a complement to YCPABI you can register to the 2020 OHBM Brainhack (the hackathon organized by OHBM Open Science SIG) that will be held on the same days as YCPABI, before 3pm.

The OHBM Brainhack 2020 will gather researchers throughout the world for an online hackathon June 16-18, organized around 3 hubs: 'Asia and Pacific', 'Africa, Middle East and Europe' and the 'Americas'. Project monitors play an essential role in guiding project leads to comply with Brainhack project guidelines and set minimal documentation to make their project more welcoming to new members. Description A monitor is a member of the open science neuroimaging community who: is familiar with online tools for collaborative projects: including Brainhack mattermost and jitsi. feels comfortable welcoming project leads and sharing information on how to use these tools as needed

OHBM Brainhack contributors Thank you so much for willing to help with the 2020 OHBM Brainhack! Please add your name (and email) under the role that you would like to be involved in. Thank you!  Website team (more info)  Host for the welcome desk (more info)  Helpdesk (more info)

First make sure that you sign up to the brainhack mattermost (the open-source messsenging system equivalent to Slack) and that you join the hbm-hackathon channel where we will be sharing information regularly. If you are not familiar with mattermost, make sure you check out the user-guide and that short video describing how it works.

Email subject: OHBM Brainhack registration is open! Hi! The OHBM Open Science Special Interest Group (OS-SIG) is very happy to announce: Registration is now open for the 2020 OHBM Brainhack (the hackathon organized by the OS-SIG) that will be held online, June 16-18. Register here! We are providing 50 mini-grants worth 100 USD each to help hackathon attendees set up for online conferencing. Apply via the link above.