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Council for Training, Science and Infrastructure (CTSI)

Council for Training, Science and Infrastructure (CTSI)

The Council for Training, Science and Infrastructure, CTSI, is one of the governing bodies of INCF. It consists of scientific representatives from INCF members. The CTSI serves as the scientific advisory board to the Governing Board and is responsible for coordinating the networks global neuroinformatics activities that guide and oversee the development and endorsement of standards, best practices, ontologies, and other unifying activities that fulfil the mission of INCF.

Country CTSI representative
USA Satrajit Ghosh, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Chair)
Sweden Jeanette Hellgren Kotaleski, Royal Institute of Technology (Deputy chair)
Canada Kelly Shen, Simon Fraser University
Canada Samir Das, McGill University
Canada Brad Buchsbaum, Baycrest Centre
Canada JB Poline, McGill University
France Andrew Davison, CNRS
Germany Petra Ritter, The Brain Simulation Section, the Charité
Germany Michael Hanke, INM-7 Jülich Forschungzentrum
Norway Jan G Bjaalie, University of Oslo
Sweden Arvind Kumar Laure, Royal Institute of Technology
USA Carol Thompson, Allen Institute
USA Vijay Iver, Mathworks
USA Anita Bandrowski, SciCrunch
USA Mukta Phatak, The 10,000 Brains Project
USA Franco Pestilli, The BRIDGE Project
USA Ben Dichter, CatalystNeuro