Have you ever faced challenges in deciding how best to analyze your EEG data? Have you wondered how to achieve the most replicable results or where to find trusted analytical guidance?
The EEGManyAnalysts Project was launched to address these questions. This global initiative investigates how different analysis pipelines affect EEG research outcomes, with a particular focus on the Error-Related Negativity (ERN) and its relationship with anxiety.
We are now issuing our final call for skilled EEG analysts to contribute to this unique and collaborative project.
How You Can Contribute
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Analyze our EEG dataset
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Submit a complete and automated preprocessing and analysis script (till October).
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Complete a few short questionnaires about your analytical approach.
What’s in It for You?
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Co-authorship on peer-reviewed publications resulting from the project.
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The opportunity to help shape and advance best practices in EEG research.
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Participation in a large-scale international collaboration focused on analytical reproducibility.
Your expertise can make a meaningful contribution to our understanding of how analytical decisions influence EEG findings and their replicability.
To learn more and sign up, visit:
This is the last opportunity to join the project, so please register soon to ensure that you have sufficient time to complete and submit your analysis by the end of October.
Should you have any questions or require further information, please reply to this email. We also encourage you to share this final call with colleagues who may be interested.
Let’s push the boundaries of EEG research together. We look forward to seeing the insights you bring to this collaborative project!
