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# Welcome Welcome to the Interventional and Cognitive Neuromodulation group. We are part of the Movement Disorder and Neuromodulation Unit at the Department of Neurology at Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin. ## Access To be able to contribute your ideas to the group, you will need to get access to analog and digital facilities. We will have to work together to get this done. ## Preparation before you come visit and work with us, or if you are collaborating from remote #### ORCID If you don't have an ORCID ID, please register one. You will need it in the future: https://orcid.org/register #### OSF.io Login at osf.io with your ORCID ID and apply for as a contributor in our project: https://osf.io/qwn5b/?view_only=b29e0123df344a9f8c78c43b51fb2f2a Once you have done this, you can inform Julian about the progress. #### Charité email and Domain access If you are not (yet) Charité staff or student, you will have to register a Charité email address: https://osf.io/8ep7z domain access: https://osf.io/kdj23/ If you are already Charité staff, but don't have a Charité account yet, you will have to set a password at https://zugang.charite.de/ and request an email account at https://intranet.charite.de/it/it_serviceueberblick/e_mail_dienst/ from inside the Charité intranet. Please specify the HR-OE as *"MNE-FO"* in these forms. Please ask, if you have any questions. Once you are done, sign the document and send it as PDF to julian.neumann@charite.de and Christiana Berke (christiana.berke@charite.de) who will get it signed and forwarded for you. #### BIH cluster access Once you have a Charité account, you are also eligible for cluster access at the BIH. Please send this snippet to julian.neumann@charite.de who will request cluster access for you: >First Name:_*fill here*_ >Last Name:_*fill here*_ >Affiliation: Movement Disorder and Neuromodulation Unit - Charité >Institute email address: _*fill here*_@charite.de >*Telephone number: 660 359 > >User has an account with: >- [ ] BIH >- [ ] MDC >- [x] Charité > >Charite/MDC username: _*fill here*_ > >Duration of BIH Cluster access (1 year max.) >- start: _*insert date*_ >- end: _*insert date + 1 year*_ #### GitHub You will have to work with GitHub and git repositories so you will need a GitHub account. If you don't have one, please get one here: www.github.com/join #### Physical access aka transponder To be able to get into the office building at the NWFZ (=Neurowissenschaftliches Forschungszentrum) at Hufelandweg 14 on the Charité Campus Mitte (https://goo.gl/maps/MqKtbjNNb1r7Hheo9) you will have to fill out the Key access registration, sign it and get it signed by the Unit director Prof. Kühn. Please contact Christiana Berke on how to achieve this: christiana.berke@charite.de. Once the form is signed and stamped by Prof. Kühn, you can visit the key access center situated on the Campus (ask a colleague or Julian for help). #### Workplace and computer Depending on the length of your stay, you will be assigned a mobile or fixed office space and will get access to a computer. A centralized infrastructure for that is currently in preparation, so we are sorry, if there are problems with getting you either. #### If you want/have to work with your own Computer Please download and install Virtualbox https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads. You will work with a virtual Ubuntu prepared with all the software required for your work at the Unit. If you are motivated to get everything prepared yourself and work native on your system, please install and familiarize yourself with the tools listed here: https://osf.io/qwn5b/wiki/Software This is it, you are set. The following steps will depend on the nature of your visit. You will most likely get a dataset to work with. Another wiki entry will explain how to start a new data analysis project.
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