Dr Cyril Pernet
@cyrilrpernet
NeuroInformatics, NeuroImaging, Stats, Data Science #openscience -- leading put my stuff on see also pour les francophones aussi:
hey #OHBM2026 attendees - this year I have a booth to speak about publicneuro.eu. Come and see how we can help you share personal / 'protected' data, or just come get a new sticker for your laptop and say hello
Hey whole brain imaging people .. if, like me, you need to revise a little your knowledge of patch clamp (so you can read cell recording papers and interpret better), I can only recommend this quick 7 min video youtu.be/ECcwCUeboFs?...
how I feel sitting in large projects ... evaluation of projects remains based on articles and journals these are published in #AcademiaVsScience
Back from an excellent workshop at the Institute for Advanced Study in Delmenhorst, organised by Dr Cassie Short #ERP #SingleTrials. View from the train, coming back to lovely Copenhagen - 11 PM!
preparing a talk for tomorrow ... here is my opening pic! can you guess what this is about 😆
A sensitivity analysis of preprocessing pipelines: toward a solution for multiverse analyses with @melanieganzben1.bsky.social et al. Basically, adapting meta-analysis tools accountting for the correlations between pipelines direct.mit.edu/imag/article...
Data sharing is great! but the model needs upgrading. Studies like ABCD abcdstudy.org show us the way -- extra challenges? preserving all outputs for even better understanding and re- resuage
Do you sometimes feel you need to check the original paper? well, today I do ...
I'm a registered report editor for scientific reports, and you should consider this journal. This is what the default email sends every time it's decision time:
How dare your peer review me! Albert Einstein, quoted in D. Kennefick, ‘Controversies in the history of the radiation reaction problem in general relativity’, in The expanding worlds of general relativity (H. Goenner et al.), pp. 207–234 (Springer, New York, 1999), at pp. 207–209
Irony 👇 @stikov.bsky.social is right about the 'logical conclusion' of the current publication system
so happy that we won a great prize with @bidsstandard.bsky.social see www.mcgill.ca/neuro/articl... -- guess what we gonna do with the money? more #OpenScience stuff to help people, obviously :-)
A good quality dataset comes from a known institution, has been peer-reviewed, is on public repository and is curated but does not really have to be new or consistent with the literature @russpoldrack.bsky.social @fmri-today.bsky.social @melanieganzben1.bsky.social @robertoostenveld.bsky.social
Springer-Nature report for this year 'state of open data' digitalscience.figshare.com/articles/rep...