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Register to participate fNIRS Open Dataset Contest 2026

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The SfNIRS Standardization and Open Science Committee cordially invites researchers in the areas of fNIRS, neuroimaging, DOT, and NIRS to participate in the fNIRS Open Dataset Contest 2026. Details for the contest can be found on the announcement page.

Submissions will open in January 2026 and close on September 1, 2026. Submitted datasets will be evaluated by a panel of experts combined with votes from SfNIRS members. The top three contributions will receive awards of up to $2,000 USD each and will be announced at the fNIRS 2026 conference in Macau, China, October 16–19.

All dataset authors are strongly encouraged to consider submitting a Data Paper for the Special Issue of Neurophotonics entitled "fNIRS Commons: Datasets and Tools for Open, Reproducible Science". Publication charges are waived for this special issue. Guest editors include Dr. Qianqian Fang (Northeastern University, USA), Dr. Meryem A. Yücel (Boston University, USA), Dr. Alexander von Lühmann (Technical University of Berlin, Germany), and Dr. Adam Eggebrecht (Washington University in St. Louis, USA).

To participate in this contest, please complete the form below to indicate your intent to contribute.

We are also excited to announce that the NIH-funded NeuroJSON project will serve as a key partner for this contest, providing free data hosting services and individualized assistance in converting your datasets to BIDS and NeuroJSON/JSON formats, as well as uploading your datasets for wide dissemination via our servers. Please use the form below to indicate your interest in receiving support from the NeuroJSON team.

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