This is the poster presented at OHBM 2020 about MNE-BIDS, an open-source project within the broader MNE project that aims to organize neurophysiology data according to the BIDS specification. See the "OHBM_2020_MNE-BIDS_references.pdf" file for references and credits.

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Johns Hopkins University
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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University of Paris-Saclay
France
University of California, Berkeley
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University of Graz
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Keywords

Brain Imaging Data Structure, FOSS, MEG, iEEG, tools, EEG, neuroinformatics, BIDS, open-source, MNE

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