First time in Kraków or in Poland? This is something you should begin with: Discover Polish history saved in walls of the Royal Cathedral and Wawel Castle, see pearls of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture, feel the magic atmosphere of Krakow walking along the most beautiful streets of the Old Town and enjoy the scenery of famous Main Market Square. Spectacular views, charming corners, jewels of art, and captivating stories, don't miss this!
Itinerary:
- Planty Park,
- walk to the foot of the Wawel Hill, explanation of its most important historic monuments: the Royal Cathedral and the Wawel Castle,
- walk along the streets of the Old Town ( Kanonicza Street, parts of the Royal Route),
- Archbishops Palace,
- University District – the oldest colleges of the Jagiellonian University,
- Main Market Square with landmarks of Krakow, like Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) and St. Mary's Basilica.
Your guide: Barbara Bieniek, historian and professional Kraków guide.
Duration: 1,5h
REGISTRATION FOR TOUR! Two rounds of tours are planned:
1. 16:00 - 17:30 (starting point: Main Market Square, Mitoraj sculpture of a head next to the town hall tower, see exact location pinned on Google Maps)
2. 18:00 - 19:30 (starting point: next to Bagatela Theatre, intersection of Szewska and Podwale streets, see exact location pinned on Google Maps)
To avoid overcrowded groups please register by filling out short form and choose the desired round.
Hanna Nikanava from Organizing Committee will be waiting for you at the starting point, if any troubles call +48 796 095 633 (also at WhatsApp).
DeepLabCut is an open-source toolbox code based on machine learning enabling precise tracking of user-defined landmarks in videos. It has mainly been applied in animal research (e.g. fruit flies, zebrafish, mice) but has also already been used for tracking human movements, e.g. in sports or pathologic conditions. The toolbox is easy to use, including a full graphical user interface for those not familiar with coding. For more information please check the website.
During the workshop you will:
- learn about recent applications of DLC, e.g. tracking multiple animals and resolving social interactions;
- explore cloud-based environment for labelling and analysis example videos;
- troubleshoot your own data with DLC expert;
The workshop is open for DLC users at any stage of experience (want-to-use, beginners, profis) for intensifying the exchange among local users.
The workshop will be led by one of the main developers of DLC, Jessy Lauer.
By applying different neuroscientific research methods, you can shed light on different aspects of your scientific questions. Combining multiple methods in simultaneous recordings may thereby give you additional, valuable insights. However, you may also experience that the setup and the temporal alignment of multimodal recordings can be challenging!
In our workshop, sponsored by Elmiko Biosignals and the Brain Products Academy, our experts will show you how you can combine EEG recordings with other modalities, and how this may benefit your research. We will discuss a variety of examples, such as the combination of EEG with fMRI, fNIRS, TMS or other physiological measures. In a practical part, we will show you a setup for simultaneous EEG-Eye Tracking as an example. During the workshop, we want to point out crucial points for the planning of such combined measurements that will guide you to a successful setup and data analysis. If you participate, you will to profit of useful tips and insights, get the chance to discuss your own questions with us, and you may get inspired with new ideas for your own EEG research!
When we think about the benefits of exercise, we usually think of better sleep, more energy, maintaining a healthy weight, stronger muscles, or a healthier heart. These are all true. But we rarely consider that exercise has positive effects on our brains! Increasing evidence (also discussed during the symposium "How does exercise benefit cognition and emotion?") suggests that even one session of exercise might boost our cognitive functioning and mood by influencing how our brain works.
Experience the brain benefits of exercise, and join us for a recreational run!
As part of the conference program on brain benefits of exercise, we invite all running enthusiasts to a relaxed morning jogging in the charming surroundings of the conference venue. We will set off from the Institute of Psychology the Jagiellonian University and embark on an approximately 4.4km (2.73 mi) long route leading through Jordan and Błonia Parks. The route leads through flat, asphalt paths. The run pace will be adjusted appropriately, so no matter how fast you are, feel free to join us.
See the beautiful areas of Krakow, meet conference participants, and boost your well-being before heading to the full conference day.
The run will be led by Tomasz Ligeza - chair of the symposium titled "How does exercise benefit cognition and emotion?".
See map (we run counterclockwise)
You can find a downloadable GPS track of the route here (.gpx format)
When: Sunday, October 16, 07:00 am
Where: Parking lot in front of the Institute of Psychology of the Jagiellonian University,
6 Ingardena Street
How long: approx. 30 - 40 minutes, depending on the pace
IMPORTANT NOTES By signing up for the run, you:
