1S09m Open Science to Accelerate Discovery Worldwide: Sharing Tools, Data, and Knowledge in Biosciences
Welcome! This repository contains the presentation slides from our symposium held at NEURO2026 in Japan. We are sharing these materials openly for attendees and anyone interested in the topics covered.
- Event: NEURO2026
- Session: 1S09m
- Date: July 30, 2026, 8:45–10:45
- Venue: Room 9 (2A Meeting Room, 2F, Kobe International Exhibition Hall No.2)
- Organizers:
- Akira Fushiki (Allen Institute)
- Shinya Ito (Allen Institute)
| # | Speaker | Affiliation | File |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Elysha Fiabane | Allen Institute | 📄 Slides |
| 2 | Trygve Bakken | Allen Institute | 📄 Slides |
| 3 | Forrest Collman | Allen Institute | 📄 Slides |
| 4 | Bruno Filipe Pereira da Cruz | Allen Institute | 📄 Slides |
| 5 | Shinya Ito | Allen Institute | 📄 Slides |
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If you reference any of the slides or materials from this symposium, please cite the original speakers and this repository:
[Speaker Name] (2026). [Talk Title]. Presented at NEURO2026 Symposium (1S09m),
Kobe, Japan. Retrieved from https://github.com/AllenInstitute/neuro2026-symposium-resources
This symposium was supported by the Allen Institute, founded by Jody Allen — chair and co-founder of Allen Family Philanthropies — and the late Paul G. Allen — investor, philanthropist, and co-founder of Microsoft. We gratefully acknowledge their vision and generosity, which make this work possible.
For questions or inquiries about the symposium or these materials, please contact:
- Akira Fushiki (Allen Institute)
- Or open an Issue in this repository.
Thank you to all the speakers and attendees who made this symposium a success! We also extend our sincere gratitude to the conference organizers, the conference secretariat, our institute directors, and all staff members whose dedication and support made this event possible.