Secure NeuroImaging in the Cloud, the SIESTA project

SIESTA explores how cloud computing can revolutionize neuroimaging research. By leveraging scalable infrastructure and standardized workflows, we make complex MRI, EEG, and MEG analysis more accessible, reproducible, and efficient. This session will showcase how automated pipelines, containerized environments, and cloud-based data sharing streamline neuroimaging studies across different platforms and operating systems.

Join us on June 30th in Toulouse to see how cutting-edge computing can power your research, simplify collaboration, and push the boundaries of medical imaging.

Registration

There’s no fee, but if you would like to get a (free) lunch, please email Adrien.

Location and date

June 30th, 2025, Toulouse CerCo laboratory, Baudot building, first floor conference room (not ground floor)

Program

10:00 – Isabelle Berry – Opening statements

10:05 – Robert Oostenveld – Introduction to the SIESTA project

10:20 – Cyril Pernet – Data privacy & Information privacy in neuroimaging

11:00 – Marcel Zwiers – BIDScramble to create synthetic and anonymous neuroimaging data

11:20 – Adrien Marque – An example fMRI pipeline in the SIESTA framework

12:00 – Arnaud Delorme – EEG databases and pipelines for cloud computing solutions

12:30 – Lunch (included for participants but email Adrien)

1:20 – Camille Maumet (remotely) – Reproducible NeuroImaging - a case for automated pipelines

1:50 – Scott Makeig – Hierarchical Event Descriptors for cloud computing solutions

2:10 – Jan-Mathijs Schoffelen – Tips and tricks for implementing reproducible SIESTA pipelines

2:30 – Round table and general discussion led by Robert Oostenveld

3:00 – Close

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