Workshop on
time-series analysis of noisy data
2024

Workshop on
time-series analysis of noisy data
2024

Workshop on time-series analysis of noisy data 2024

25-27 September 2024, Lancaster, UK

How to distinguish oscillations from noise?

Wednesday 25th

Time	Event
9.30-10.00	Registration with refreshments – Faraday Foyer
10.00-10.30	Welcome, intro and housekeeping – Cavendish colloquium
10.30-11.30	Sandra Chapman, Data-driven discovery in multiscale, nonlinear solar system plasmas – Cavendish colloquium
11.30-12.30	Milan Paluš, Surrogate data for statistical testing and inference of physical mechanisms underlying complex dynamics – Cavendish colloquium
12.30-14.00	Lunch – Physics Atrium
14.00-16.00	MODA session – Ash House
16.00-16.30	Refreshments – Faraday Foyer
16.30-17.30	Julian Newman, A new order parameter for synchronization of angular velocities – Cavendish colloquium
17.30-18.30	Peter Tass, Vibrotactile coordinated reset fingertip stimulation for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease – Cavendish colloquium
18.30	Reception – Faraday Foyer

Thursday 26th

Time	Event
09.00-10.00	Tomislav Stankovski, Neural cross-frequency coupling functions: applications in resting state, anesthesia and sleep – Cavendish colloquium
10.00-10.30	Refreshments– Cavendish colloquium
10.30-12.00	Contributed talks- Cavendish colloquium – Sam Kirkham, Discovering dynamics of mind and motion -Anirban Dutta, Enhancing post-stroke cerebral blood flow through peripheral neurostimulation: a grey boxmodal analysis approach -Xiaoyun Chen, Alpha oscillations reflect the temporal dynamics of curiosity -Juliane Bjerkan, Neurovascular dynamics with ageing and dementia
12.00-13.00	Julian Newman, Logarithmic units and the continuous wavelet transform- Cavendish colloquium
13.00-14.00	Lunch– Physics Atrium
14.00-15.00	Holger Kantz, Long range correlations and extreme events in surface temperatures – Cavendish colloquium
15.00-16.00	Contributed talks -Dmitry Luchinksy, Detecting of ions in molecular dynamics of nanochannels -Paulina Trybek, Investigation of the collective behavior of ion channels through the analysis of patch clamp recordings -Michal Stachowiak, Model-based Investigation of physiological origins of the aperiodic signal in brain organoid electrophysiological recordings – Cavendish colloquium
16.00-16.30	Refreshments – Cavendish colloquium
16.30-17.30	Milan Paluš, Oscillations embedded in complex background and their interactions – Cavendish colloquium
17.30-18.30	Optional MODA session – Ash house
18.40	Transport from campus to conference dinner
19.00	Conference dinner – Bay Horse Inn

Friday 27th

Time	Event
08.45-09.00	Refreshments – Faraday Foyer
09.00-10.20	Contributed talks – Cavendish colloquium -Akari Matsuki, Network inference from oscillatory signals based on circle map – Vesna Vuksanovic, Brain ageing models: revealing neuroimaging correlates of neurodegeneration -Sam Barnes, Phase coherence – a time-localised approach to studying interaction -Reka Lantos, Detecting Extreme Market Events Using Time-Varying Graphical Lasso
10.20-11.20	Hiroya Nakao, Phase-reduction approach to noisy oscillatory systems – Cavendish colloquium
11.20-12.00	Refreshments and closing – Faraday Foyer
12.00	Lake District (lunch on the way)

Practical sessions

Breaks/food

Talks

Travel