EEG101 welcomes researchers at all career stages — from PhD students to full professors — as well as industry professionals, clinicians, and open science advocates. Membership is free.
What membership gives you
- Access to COST grant schemes (STSMs, VMGs, Conference Grants)
- Participation in Working Groups and community activities
- Access to the EEG101 Discord community
- Invitations to EEG101 events and distributed conferences
- Access to training resources, datasets, and tools as they are developed
- Opportunities to contribute to the EEG Manifesto and community standards
How to join
Read about EEG101
Familiarise yourself with the EEG101 aims and objectives and the Working Group activities to find where you can contribute.
Register on e-COST
Official COST membership is managed through the e-COST platform ↗. Search for Action CA24148 and submit a membership application. This gives you access to grant applications and official COST activities.
Connect with the community
Once registered, introduce yourself to the network. Join Working Group activities, attend webinars and events, and connect with researchers across Europe who share your interests.
Get involved in a Working Group
Browse the Working Groups page and choose the group that matches your interests. Once your e-COST membership is approved, you will receive an invitation to the EEG101 Discord community where Working Group channels and meeting announcements are hosted.
Apply for grants
Once you are a registered e-COST member, you are eligible to apply for EEG101 grant schemes. Check the Grants page for open calls and deadlines.
Management Committee nominations
National Management Committee (MC) representatives are nominated through COST National Coordinators in each country. Each country has a maximum of two representatives. If you are interested in representing your country on the EEG101 MC, and you see that there is an available slot, then contact your COST National Coordinator and write a short email to the Action Chair.
Who can join?
EEG101 is open to researchers and professionals from COST Full Member countries and COST Cooperating Member countries, as well as approved Near Neighbour Countries. This includes academics, industry professionals, clinicians, and others working in or adjacent to EEG research.
Researchers from non-member countries may participate as observers and collaborators in many activities, though formal grant eligibility is subject to COST membership rules.