This two-day event gathers the fNIRS research community in Toronto and beyond to share talks, keynotes, roundtable discussions, and hands-on analysis sessions. It is aimed at researchers and professionals working with multimodal neuroimaging technologies like fNIRS, fMRI, EEG, and TMS. Attendees can learn about the latest developments and collaborate with peers in the field of neuroimaging.
Join us for the first fNIRS Toronto Meeting, hosted by Dr. John Griffiths (CAMH and University of Toronto), Dr. Frank Russo (Toronto Metropolitan University), and Dr. Kaja Jasinska (University of Toronto) supported by NIRx. This two-day meeting brings together the growing fNIRS community across Ontario and Canada, with a multimodal focus, pairing fNIRS with fMRI, EEG, TMS, and other modalities. Day 1 is a full day of talks, keynotes, and roundtable discussions, followed by an evening social. Day 2 is a morning of talks and a final roundtable, then an afternoon of hands-on analysis sessions. Registration is $30 and includes coffee and lunch on Day 1.
This meetup gathers people interested in coding, web development, design, cloud, and AI. Participants range from beginners to experienced practitioners looking to share knowledge and collaborate. It is an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals in Toronto’s tech community.
This event is a discussion about the AI 2040: Plan A scenario developed by the AI Futures Project, exploring a proposed global agreement to manage AI advancement responsibly. It is for researchers, policy makers, and AI enthusiasts interested in the ethics, feasibility, and implications of controlled AI development. Attendees will evaluate the plan's coherence and alternatives to managing AI growth through to 2040.
This event brings together professionals and enthusiasts in software development, data science, artificial intelligence, and machine learning for an evening of networking. Attendees can connect with peers, share ideas, and explore career or collaboration opportunities in these technology fields. The event provides a space for meaningful conversations and relationship building in Toronto.
This conference gathers healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers to explore innovations in physical and rehabilitation medicine. Attendees will learn about advances in assistive technology, robotics, AI, tele-rehabilitation, and inclusive care models. The event offers opportunities for networking and collaboration on improving rehabilitation outcomes and quality of life.
This workshop introduces participants to decentralized science and how blockchain and Web3 technologies are changing research funding, publishing, and sharing. It targets researchers, academics, students, and innovators interested in open and transparent science. Attendees gain foundational knowledge of DeSci and ways to engage with this emerging ecosystem.
This event gathers experienced engineers from Toronto's OpenAI Codex community for an in-person rooftop meetup with Rootly AI. Attendees will network while enjoying food, drinks, and city views. The meetup focuses on sharing updates and best practices relevant to senior engineering talent.