To further my quest to convince everyone (well, at least psychologists and neuroscientists) that "just enough" #BIDS (@bidsstandard) can be very good for dataset management, I wrote a pair of blog posts; the first is https://mvpa.blogspot.com/2026/05/just-enough-bids-1-introduction-and-six.html; a combined pdf version is at https://osf.io/w7zkc/files/aqsg3

If you prefer to listen to me talk about BIDS, there's a recording at https://osf.io/w7zkc/files/ycgd3

BIDS stands for Brain Imaging Data Structure, and is probably still most widely used for human #fMRI data. But it's also great for organizing behavioral, #EEG, and other datasets, too. Data sharing, quality control, analysis, etc. is so much more straightforward when you know where to look for the data (and what format to expect).

Nothing reinvigorates my appreciation of #BIDS for organizing datasets more than attempting to find specific info from a nearly 20 year old study led by someone else.

#iykyk

We are pleased to announce that BIDS Extension Proposal 32 - Microelectrode Electrophysiology is open for community review!

https://github.com/bids-standard/bids-specification/discussions/2406

The review period is open from April 20 - May 1.
#bids #neuroimaging #electrophysiology