December 16th-17th 2025. Central Nottingham, venue to be confirmed.
Join us for a two-day, practical deep dive into EEG research — organised in collaboration with ANT Neuro.
Day 1: Learn to design and optimise cognitive tasks for EEG using PsychoPy.
Day 2: Get hands-on experience with EEG data collection and ERP analysis strategies.
Whether you're new to EEG or planning your next project, this bootcamp offers interactive training, lightning talks, and networking opportunities with fellow researchers.
🔗 Spaces are limited — register now to secure your place!
Ticket PurchaseIf you need to create a task for a specific project, but you'de like to learn along the way, build it with us!
In person or virtual, we can develop bespoke content to suit your needs
We make all of the materials from our workshops open access! Download as pdfs or power point slides below. Please feel free to re-use materials in your teaching and your own workshops!
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Creating perception studies to run in lab and online using PsychoPy and Pavlovia Presented at: European Conference on Visual Perception, ECVP, 2024 |
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A Beginners guide to extracting PsychoPy data using python Presented at: University of Nottingham, BSc course |
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Creating experiments for rodent learning Presented at: University College London, November 15th 2023 |
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Getting started with PsychoPy Builder |
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Creating complex designs in PsychoPy |
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Running experiments online with Pavlovia |
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Coding an experiment in Python |
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Communicating with external hardware |
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“I'm grateful to the PsychoPy team for organizing an excellent workshop. The hands-on practice sessions were incredibly valuable, allowing us to create our own experiments. Rebecca was an exceptional trainer, and Sue provided great support in designing experiments during each session. Kim was also very helpful in setting up hardware connections. I highly recommend attending their workshop if you're looking to program experiments with PsychoPy.”
— Rai Samar G Bari, PhD Cognitive Neuroscience, Durham University
“The three workshops I attended were really fundamental in understanding the basics of the logic of designing and programming psychopy experiments. The lecturers were very helpful and precise. Thank you very much for the valuable events you organised.”
— Daniele, Univ. of L'Aquila
“There is great material on YouTube for learning psychopy, but the live workshops are interactive and we can meet the team, ask questions, and get to understand the broader logic of the psychopy/Pavlovia project. It is pleasant to get to know the people making it happen, and it is really great value for the knowledge you get.”
— Flavia Hendler, Haifa University
“If you're looking to get started with PsychoPy, this workshop is an absolute must-attend. By following the patient tutors step by step to create experiments, I've learned a lot, even some insights I hadn't anticipated.”
— Shiyu Li, Université de Montréal
“You can go from being completely lost at how to use psychopy to feeling super confident in your abilities over the workshop. I've gone from 0 experiments to having 2.5 experiments built! I'm certain this would have taken me as many months to get to this stage if I was on my own.If you're interested in running studies in the lab or online then this workshop is a must!”
— Alice Rees, Lancaster University
“I would highly recommend this workshop for anyone interested in using PsychoPy for their research! The workshop is extremely well organised and Becca, Jon and the rest of the team do a fantastic job in helping you develop the confidence and skills to effectively use PsychoPy. Whether you have a specific experiment that you’d like to build, or simply want to learn the basics, this workshop caters to researchers of all programming levels.”
— Anonymous
“Useful if you are totally beginner with PsychoPy”
— Anonymous