#MRITogether happens in Gather.Town, a virtual world where you can meet others, view the posters, visit the sponsor booths, and join the sessions as an attendee, speaker, or moderator.
To access Gather.Town, go to [link to appear on 1 December], sign-up or sign-in, and enter the password that was sent to you in a separate email. Contact mritogether@esmrmb.org if you have not received the password until 4 December.
To join the sessions, head on to the “Talks” hall in Gather.Town, from where you will be redirected to the CrowdCast platform on which the live talks take place (you need to sign-up or sign-in to this platform separately when you land there). Alternatively, you can view the live stream of the sessions with auto-generated captions on YouTube
Look for the walking snowmen (a.k.a., committee members) and ask your questions.
If you are experiencing difficulties, we have prepared short tutorials to navigate you through the process.
Aligned with the workshop’s vision of inclusivity the registeration is free. However, we encourage senior funded researchers and PIs to register as donating attendees. Donations will go into a pot that also contains the contributions from our corporate sponsors, and will be used to support projects and initiatives in the open-science and reproducibility sphere after covering the operational costs of the meeting. The donors will be acknowledged here (from which you can decide to opt out).
By participating in #MRITogether in any form you agree to the code of conduct.
Detailed information about how to attend the workshop will be provided to the registrants closer to the date.
We are inviting abstract submissions prioritizing open, reproducible, and inclusive MR research. We also encourage submissions highlighting best practices for a completely open pipeline (from data acquisition to publication). We aim to provide a space for innovative open tools and initiatives to communicate their efforts. Also, if you have reproduced a MRI study (or have failed to do so), this is a great space to showcase that.
Submissions will not be scored, but will be evaluated on scientific integrity and relevance to the workshop. Please be sure to highlight how your abstract fits within the workshop mission and detail ethical considerations. The submitted abstracts will not be visible online. Upon acceptance, presentation format will be 3-5 min recorded videos. Videos will be also accessible on the GatherTown platform for viewing and discussions. The selected best abstracts will also get rewarded!
Meet the people most important to you! MRI Together will feature a computer-assisted networking event. Participants will meet and engage in conversation with 5-6 other like-minded MRI researchers. A magical algorithm will determine who meets whom and when. If you choose to participate in this event, you will be asked to provide up to 3 abstracts that are representative of your research in the registration form (not there anymore for new registrations). Don’t miss the fun!
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