MRI Physics I: Spins, Excitation, Relaxation presentation by Doug Noll, University of Michigan
MRI Physics II: Gradients, Imaging presentation by Doug Noll, University of Michigan
MRI Physics II (A) Understanding Phase Encoding
MRI & BOLD Physics presentation by Doug Noll, University of Michigan
Optional Recording by Benjamin Hampstead: Can be viewed at anytime during the course. Link below.
Clinical Applications of fMRI presented by Benjamin Hampstead, University of Michigan
fMRI Data Preprocessing & Artefacts presentation by Luis Hernandez-Garcia, University of Michigan
SPM Introduction presented by Scott Peltier, University of Michigan
1st Level Analysis presentation by Andy Jahn, University of Michigan
Design Optimization and 2nd Level Analysis presentation by Andy Jahn, University of Michigan
Multivoxel pattern-based real-time fMRI presented by Stephen LaConte, Virginia Tech University
Pitfalls of fMRI Analysis presented by Andy Jahn, University of Michigan
Investigations in Resting State Connectivity presented by Scott Peltier, University of Michigan
Network Analysis presentation by Alex Iordan, University of Michigan
Task Connectivity presentation by Alex Iordan, University of Michigan
Introduction to Open Science and BIDS presentation by Andy Jahn, University of Michigan
UM fMRI Lab Data: BIDS Conversion presentation by Scott Peltier, University of Michigan
Reproducibility presentation by Andy Jahn, University of Michigan
MRI & BOLD Physics presentation by Doug Noll, University of Michigan
olution, FoV, Spatial Encoding presentation by Nicole Seiberlich, University of Michigan
MRI Physics: Advanced Topics presentation by Nicole Seiberlich, University of Michigan
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The BOLD Response presentation by Doug Noll, University of Michigan
MRI Hardware & Safety presentation by Doug Noll, University of Michigan
Clinical Applications of fMRI-virtual presentation by Benjamin Hampstead, University of Michigan
fMRI Preprocessing and Artefacts presentation by Luis Hernandez-Garcia, University of Michigan
SPM Introduction presentation by Scott Peltier, University of Michigan
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