The video lectures are now online for those who had no opportunity to come to the workshop: http://videolectures.net/bbci09

The group photo and some other photos around the workshop have been uploaded. If you have additional photos you would like to share send an email to bbci09-office@agilemeetings.com.

The workshop with many interesting topics, posters and discussions is over. We thank all all the speakers, sponsors, participants and staff for all the insights, support and help.

All presented posters at the BBCI Workshop 2009 will be reviewed on-site by a committee to select a poster for our best poster award.

Due to the number of registrations we have changed the location of the event again. All sessions will take place in the lecture hall 1 in house 2 of the Campus. Again, it is the same campus where the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience is located. All registrants will receive an email with updated information on the location.

Our sponsor Brainproducts has decided to organize a one day BrainVision workshop. Check out their website for more information and registration.

The programme committee has finished the evaluation of the poster submissions and all submitters should have received their result by now.

Due to the size of the event and better facilities we have decided to accept the offer of the Berlin School of Mind and Brain to use their nice "Festsaal" (ball room). The building of the Humboldt Graduate School, where the ball room is located is on the same campus as the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin (BCCN-B) within 2 mins walking distance.

We have received approval for co-funding of the workshop to make it a PASCAL2 core event. PASCAL2 member researchers will thus be able to register for free.

We have received requests to extend the poster deadline and decided to extend both the poster submission deadline as well as the early registration date. Now you can submit posters after the holidays until June 9 and decide until June 19 to register. 

The workshop has been certified as training by the Berlin Chamber of Physicians. Physicians in Germany are required to continuously do extra training to maintain up-to-date medical knowledge. Training points can be acquired by attending the tutorial and workshop days. Each day is certified separately, so we provide special day passes for German physicians only.

Luckily, we did get Gert Pfurtscheller, University of Graz and Theresa Vaughan,Wadsworth Center, New York to give a presentation at our workshop.

A last minute addition to the program: Eilon Vaadia, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem will hold a workshop on invasive BCI.

Eberhard Fetz, University of Washington will talk at the workshop on "applications of implantable recurrent brain-computer interfaces" and Andrea Kübler, University of Würzburg also confirmed to hold a workshop.

Rainer Goebel, Maastricht University and Alexander Gail, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen have confirmed their presence and will hold a workshop each.

Two workshops have been confirmed by Niels Birbaumer, Eberhard-Karls-University Tübingen and Nikos K. Logothetis, Max-Planck-Institute for Biological Cybernetics.

Gerwin Schalk from Wadsworth Center, New York has confirmed his participation to give a tutorial.

Jack Gallant, University of California - Berkeley will speak at the workshop on fMRI and behavioral neuroscience.

Lars Kai Hansen, Technical University of Denmark confirmed and will speak about fMRI modelling at the BBCI Workshop 2009.

Miguel Nicolelis, Duke University has accepted an invitation to hold a tutorial on invasive BCI at this year's BBCI workshop in Berlin.

Christa Neuper, University of Graz confirmed to present her work on EEG BCI.