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The fMRI Summer Course brings together intramural and extramural speakers on a variety of topics relating to fMRI. As the course has been ongoing for several years, find below the links to video presentations, slides, and contact information separated by year of the presentation.

2024


#	Day	Date	Time	Location	Topic	Slides	Lecturer
1	Tuesday	5/28/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C210	Introduction & a short history of neuroimaging and fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini
2	Thursday	5/30/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C206	The basic fMRI study: all the elements to consider	PDF	Dan Handwerker
3	Tuesday	6/4/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	MRI Acquisition Basics for the Non-Physicist	PDF	Vinai Roopchansinsh
4	Thursday	6/6/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	High resolution MRI and fMRI	PDF	Renzo Huber Tyler Morgan
5	Tuesday	6/11/24	1:00PM	FAES B1C207	Preprocessing Pipelines and Quality Control	PDF	Paul Taylor
6	Thursday	6/13/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C210	Physiologic Confounds in fMRI	PDF	Burak Akin
7	Tuesday	6/18/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C210	Noise and Artifact in MRI and fMRI	PDF	Dan Handwerker
8	Thursday	6/20/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Functional contrast and processing strategies at high field and high resolution	PDF	Renzo Huber
9	Tuesday	7/2/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C210	From Line Scanning to Tensor Imaging	PDF	Tyler Morgan
10	Tuesday	7/9/24	2:00PM	FAES 3 & 4	Making Sense of Our Senses: Multisensory Processes across the Human Lifespan	PDF	Micah Murray
11	Thursday	7/11/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C211	Fundamentals of electrical neuroimaging: topographic EEG analyses	PDF	Micah Murray
12	Tuesday	7/16/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C206	Multi-echo fMRI	PDF	Dan Handwerker
13	Thursday	7/18/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C207	Multimodal Neuroimaging Overview	PDF	Pete Molfese
14	Tuesday	7/23/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	EEG with and without simultaneous fMRI	PDF	Pete Molfese
15	Thursday	7/25/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C208	Mysteries, Controversies, and Challenges of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini
16	Tuesday	7/30/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C211	Studying Brain-Behavior correlations with fMRI	PDF	Catherine Walsh
17	Thursday	8/1/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Intersubject Correlation and Naturalistic Stimuli	PDF	Pete Molfese
18	Tuesday	8/6/24	11:00AM	FAES Room 5	Connectivity and Dynamic Connectivity	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
19	Thursday	8/8/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Edge Analysis in fMRI	PDF	Josh Faskowitz
20	Tuesday	8/13/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Machine Learning in fMRI	PDF	Francisco Pereira
21	Thursday	8/15/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Magnetoencephalography	PDF	Allison Nugent
22	Tuesday	8/20/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Minimizing Information Waste	PDF	Gang Chen
23	Thursday	8/22/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Diffusion MRI	PDF	Joelle Sarlls
24	Tuesday	8/27/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Representational SImilarity & Multivariate Pattern Analysis	PDF	Fernando Ramirez
25	Thursday	8/29/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Principles of Clinical Pharmacology (background) Exciting new developments for PET in oncology, neurology, and even psychiatry	PDF	Robert Innis
26	Tuesday	9/3/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Data sharing and open science	PDF	Adam Thomas
27	Thursday	9/5/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C209	Challenges of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini
28	Tuesday	9/10/24	2:00PM	FAES B1C210	Overview of fMRI research in the NIH intramural progaram	PDF	Peter Bandettini
29	Tuesday	9/17/24	2:00PM	B1NMRFC	Future of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini

2019


#	Day	Date	Time	Location	Topic	Slides	Lecturer
1	Tuesday	6/18/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Hemodynamic Controversies and Challenges	PDF	Peter Bandettini
2	Thursday	6/20/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Curious contrasts other than BOLD	PDF	Peter Bandettini
3	Tuesday	6/25/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	The strategies, problems and chalanges of noise removal: Why is noise removal so hard to solve?	PDF	Dan Handwerker
4	Thursday	6/27/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	The strategies, problems and challenges of fMRI noise removal: Figuring out the least bad ways to remove noise	PDF	Dan Handwerker
5	Tuesday	7/2/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Real time fMRI: challenges and uses	PDF	Michal Ramot
6	Tuesday	7/9/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Open Science Controversies in Neuroimaging	PDF	Adam Thomas
7	Thursday	7/11/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Deep sources and other things you are not supposed to see with MEG	PDF	Fred Carver
8	Tuesday	7/16/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	The clustering catastrophe & dead salmon controversey	PDF	Bob Cox
9	Thursday	7/18/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	What influences the FMRI signal?	PDF	Peter Bandettini
10	Tuesday	7/23/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Why isn't fMRI more clinically useful?	PDF	Peter Bandettini
11	Thursday	7/25/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Does TMS, tDCS, etc..really work?	PDF	Eric Wassermann
12	Tuesday	8/6/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Can we extract individual differences with fMRI? Can we go on to create "biomarkers?"	PDF	Emily Finn
13	Thursday	8/8/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	"Functional Connectivity:" What do BOLD correlations tell us about brain connectivity?	PDF	David Jangraw
14	Tuesday	8/13/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Is multi-modal integration really useful? If so, how?	PDF	Peter Molfese
15	Thursday	8/15/19	2:00PM	Bldg 49 1A51/1A59	Do we have to deal with multiple comparisons in neuroimaging?	PDF	Gang Chen
16	Tuesday	8/20/19	2:00PM	Bldg 49 1A51/1A59	Motion correction in structural and diffusion MRI: How has it and how could it help?	PDF	Joelle Sarlls
17	Thursday	8/22/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	The use of diffusion MRI for brain morphometry	PDF	Carlo Pierpaoli
18	Tuesday	8/27/19	1:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Voodoo correlations and double dipping: a cautionary tale	PDF	Chris Baker
19	Thursday	8/19/19	2:00PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Dynamic connectivity: Is it real? Is it useful? How do we extract information?	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo

Full Playlist on YouTube

2018


#	Day	Date	Time	Location	Topic	Slides	Lecturer
1	Friday	6/1/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 35A Rm 620/630	Introduction to Course Topics & History Basics of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini
2	Monday	6/4/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Neuroimaging and Neuromodulation at the NIH	PDF	Sean Marrett
3	Wednesday	6/6/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Nuts and Bolts of MRI and fMRI Scanning	PDF	Vinai Roopchansingh
4	Friday	6/8/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59	Advanced MRI and fMRI Acquisition Methods	PDF	Andy Derbyshire
5	Monday	6/11/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	The Challenges and Opportunities of Dating Sharing	PDF	Adam Thomas
6	Wednesday	6/13/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Multivariate Pattern Analysis of fMRI Data	PDF	Martin Hebart
7	Monday	6/25/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59	Minimizing Noise During fMRI Acquisition	PDF	Dan Handwerker
8	Wednesday	6/27/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Understanding Visual Processing with fMRI	PDF	Elisha Merriam
9	Friday	6/29/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59	Assessing Individual Differences with fMRI	PDF	Emily Finn
10	Monday	7/2/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Resting State fMRI	PDF	Cating Chang
11	Friday	7/6/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59	Pharmacologic fMRI	PDF	Jen Evans
12	Monday	7/9/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59	Real Time fMRI	PDF	Michal Ramot
13	Wednesday	7/11/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59	Encoding and Decoding Models	PDF	Francisco Pereira
14	Friday	7/13/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Multi-echo EPI for task-based and resting-state fMRI	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
15	Monday	7/16/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	High Field and High Resolution Structural and Functional MRI	PDF	Renzo Huber
16	Wednesday	7/18/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	EEG/fMRI and the Study of Language	PDF	Peter Molfese
17	Friday	7/20/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	fMRI of Pain	PDF	Lauren Atlas
18	Monday	7/23/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Predicting Performance and fMRI	PDF	David Jangraw
19	Wednesday	7/25/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Neurodegenerative Disorders	PDF	Silvina Horovitz
20	Friday	7/27/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Layer Specific fMRI	PDF	Renzo Huber
21	Wednesday	8/1/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	PET for Precision Medicine and Drug Development	PDF	Bob Innis
22	Friday	8/3/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Magnetoencephalography (MEG)	PDF	Fred Carver
23	Monday	8/6/18	2:00 PM	Bldg 40 1201/1203	Imaging Changes in Brain Anatomy	PDF	Cibu Thomas

Full Playlist on YouTube

2017 (Coming Soon)


#	Day	Date	Time	Location	Topic	Slides	Lecturer
1	Friday	6/2/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Introduction to Course & A history of fMRI and Neuroimaging	PDF	Peter Bandettini
2	Monday	6/5/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI Limits, Paradigms, and Processing	PDF	Peter Bandettini
3	Wednesday	6/7/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI methods and applications at high field and high resolution	PDF	Renzo Huber
4	Friday	6/9/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI and MRI at the NIH	PDF	Sean Marrett
5	Monday	6/12/17	12:00 PM	Bldg 35, Rm 610	Basics of MRI	PDF	Vinai Roopchansingh
6	Wednesday	6/14/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Advanced MRI and fMRI Acquisition Methods	PDF	Andy Debyshire
7	Monday	6/19/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Minimizing noise during fMRI acquisition	PDF	Dan Handwerker
8	Monday	6/19/17	4:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	What's neuronal and what's not in fMRI	PDF	Dan Handwerker
9	Wednesday	6/21/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Magnetoencephalography (MEG)	PDF	Richard Coppola
10	Friday	6/23/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Approaches to functional activity mapping during natural viewing	PDF	Brian Russ
11	Wednesday	6/28/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Studying CNS diseases with advanced MRI	PDF	Pascal Sati
12	Friday	6/30/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Human Spectroscopy Introduction and Glutamate Spectroscopy at 7T	PDF	Li An
13	Monday	7/5/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	AFNI plus SUMA: analyzing your data	PDF	Bob Cox
14	Wednesday	7/5/17	3:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	The AFNI - based Functional and Anatomical Connectivity Platform	PDF	Paul Taylor
15	Friday	7/7/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI Data Sharing	PDF	Adam Thomas
16	Monday	7/10/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	T1 Contrast, MPRAGE and MT	PDF	Peter van Gelderen
17	Wednesday	7/12/17	10:00 AM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Resting State fMRI	PDF	Catie Chang
18	Friday	7/14/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Reliability vs Validity in Resting State fMRI	PDF	Steve Gotts
19	Monday	7/17/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	MRI Brain Segmentation Algorithms	PDF	Dzung Pham
20	Wednesday	7/19/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Positron Emission Tomography (PET)	PDF	Bob Innis
21	Friday	7/21/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Perfusion Imaging	PDF	Lalith Talagala
22	Monday	7/24/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Neuromodulation methods	PDF	Bruce Luber
23	Wednesday	7/26/17	10:00 AM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	EEG/fMRI and Pharmacologic fMRI	PDF	Jen Evans
24	Friday	7/28/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	EEG/fMRI and the study of Language	PDF	Peter Molfese
25	Monday	7/31/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	EEG/fMRI and Neurofeedback	PDF	Silvina Horovitz
26	Wednesday	8/2/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Quantitative MRI	PDF	Govind Bhagavatheeshwaran
27	Friday	8/4/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	The physics of neuromodulation	PDF,PDF2	Zhi Deng and Tom Radman
28	Monday	8/7/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Multi-echo EPI for task-based and resting-state fMRI	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
29	Wednesday	8/9/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Dynamic Resting State fMRI	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
30	Friday	8/11/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Machine Learning and fMRI	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
31	Monday	8/14/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Depression and Multimodal Neuroimaging	PDF	Allison Nugent
32	Tuesday	8/15/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Statistics of fMRI	PDF	Gang Chen
33	Wednesday	8/16/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Multivariate pattern analysis and brain decoding	PDF	Martin Hebart
34	Friday	8/18/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Imaging Changes in Brain Anatomy	PDF	Cibu Thomas
35	Monday	8/21/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Anatomical and Functional Neuroimaging in Animal Models	PDF	Cecil Yen
36	Wednesday	8/23/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Genetics and Neuroimaging: How to analyze imaging data and SNPs	PDF	Yin Yao
37	Friday	8/25/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Imaging Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury	PDF	Lawrence Latour
38	Monday	8/28/17	2:00 PM	WebEx	Neuromodulation applications	PDF	Sarah Hollingsworth Lisanby
39	Wednesday	8/30/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Diffusion MRI	PDF	Joelle Sarlls
40	Wednesday	8/30/17	3:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	What you can and cannot do with diffusion MRI	PDF	Carlo Pierpaoli
41	Friday	9/1/17	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	The future of fMRI & Course Conclusion	PDF	Peter Bandettini

2016 (Coming Soon)

#	Day	Date	Time	Location	Topic	Slides	Lecturer
1	Tuesday	5/31/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Introduction to Course & A history of fMRI and Neuroimaging	PDF	Peter Bandettini
2	Tuesday	5/31/16	3:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Functional MRI contrast and the limits of spatial and temporal resolution	PDF	Peter Bandettini
3	Monday	6/6/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI Paradigm Designs and Processing Methods	PDF	Peter Bandettini
4	Wednesday	6/8/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Overview of tradeoffs in fMRI acquisition	PDF	Jen Evans
5	Friday	6/10/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Basics of MRI and how to identify artifacts	PDF	Vinai Roopchansingh
6	Monday	6/13/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Resting State fMRI	PDF	Catie Chang
7	Wednesday	6/15/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Advanced MRI and fMRI Acquisition Methods	PDF	Andy Derbyshire
8	Friday	6/17/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	What's neuronal and what's not in fMRI	PDF	Dan Handwerker
9	Monday	6/20/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Dynamic Resting State fMRI	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
10	Wednesday	6/22/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Multi-echo EPI for task-based and resting-state fMRI	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
11	Friday	6/24/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Perfusion Imaging	PDF	Lalith Talagala
12	Monday	6/27/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Neuromodulation methods	PDF	Bruce Luber
13	Wednesday	6/29/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	T1 Contrast, MPRAGE and MT	PDF	Peter van Gelderen
14	Friday	7/1/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Approaches to functional activity mapping during natural viewing	PDF	Brian Russ
15	Wednesday	7/6/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Anatomical and Functional Neuroimaging in Animal Models	PDF	Afonso Silva
16	Friday	7/8/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Multivariate pattern analysis and brain decoding	PDF	Martin Hebart
17	Monday	7/11/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI Methods that have never quite caught on	PDF	Peter Bandettini
18	Wednesday	7/13/16	3:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Neuromodulation applications	PDF	Sarah Hollingsworth Lisanby
19	Friday	7/15/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Quantitative MRI	PDF	Govind Bhagavatheeshwaran
20	Monday	7/18/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 35A, Rm 640	Studying CNS diseases with advanced MRI	PDF	Pascal Sati
21	Wednesday	7/20/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI and MRI at the NIH	PDF	Sean Marrett
22	Friday	7/22/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Imaging Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury	PDF	Lawrence Latour
23	Monday	7/25/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	AFNI plus SUMA: analyzing your data	PDF	Paul Taylor
24	Wednesday	7/27/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Statistics of fMRI	PDF	Gang Chen
25	Friday	7/29/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	The AFNI - based Functional and Anatomical Connectivity Platform	PDF	Paul Taylor
26	Monday	8/1/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI Data Sharing	PDF	Adam Thomas
27	Wednesday	8/3/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 35A, Rm 640	Positron Emission Tomography (PET)	PDF	Bob Innis
28	Friday	8/5/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Human Spectroscopy	PDF	Johan Van Der Veen
29	Monday	8/8/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Mediation analysis for fMRI based pain assessment	PDF	Lauren Atlas
30	Wednesday	8/10/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Magnetoencephalography (MEG)	PDF	Richard Coppola
31	Friday	8/12/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	What actually is connectivity?	PDF	Steve Gotts
32	Monday	8/15/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Multi-modal imaging, EEG-fMRI	PDF	Silvina Horovitz
33	Wednesday	8/17/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI of Mood Disorders	PDF	Allison Nugent
34	Friday	8/19/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Diffusion MRI	PDF	Joelle Sarlls
35	Monday	8/22/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI of Development	PDF	Danny Pine
36	Wednesday	8/24/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	What you can and cannot do with diffusion MRI	PDF	Carlo Pierpaoli
37	Friday	8/26/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Non-Human Primate fMRI and everything it has to offer	PDF	David Leopold
38	Monday	8/29/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	What does it mean to understand the brain?	PDF	Eric Wong
39	Thursday	9/1/16	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	Clinical applications and the future of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini

2015 (Coming Soon)

#	Day	Date	Time	Location	Topic	Slides	Lecturer
1	Friday	6/5/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Introduction to Course & A history of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini
2	Monday	6/8/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI & MRI at the NIH today - an overview of the current research	PDF	Sean Marrett
3	Wednesday	6/10/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	AFNI plus SUMA: viewing your data	PDF	Bob Cox
4	Friday	6/12/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	AFNI plus SUMA: analyzing your data	PDF	Bob Cox
5	Monday	6/15/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Basics of MRI - and basic safety in MRI	PDF	Vinai Roopchansingh
6	Wednesday	6/17/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Stoked! Surfing Functional and Anatomical Connectivity Like Never Before	PDF	Ziad Saad
7	Friday	6/19/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Artifacts in MRI and how to identify them	PDF	Vinai Roopchansingh
8	Monday	6/22/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Advanced MRI and fMRI Acquisition Methods	PDF	Souheil Inati
9	Wednesday	6/24/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI: What can and cannot be done?	PDF	Bob Cox
10	Thursday	6/25/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Functional MRI contrast and the limits of spatial and temporal resolution	PDF	Peter Bandettini
11	Monday	6/29/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Perfusion MRI	PDF	Lalith Talagala
12	Wednesday	7/1/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI Paradigm Designs and Processing Methods	PDF	Peter Bandettini
13	Monday	7/6/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 35, Rm 610	Basic tradeoffs/constraints in fMRI methodology and applications	PDF	Jen Evans
14	Wednesday	7/8/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI methods that never quite caught on	PDF	Peter Bandettini
15	Friday	7/10/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Statistics of fMRI	PDF	Gang Chen
16	Monday	7/13/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	How do we know what signal is neural and what is not?	PDF	Dan Handwerker
17	Wednesday	7/15/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 35A, Rm 640	Multi-modal imaging, EEG-fMRI	PDF	Silvina Horovitz
18	Friday	7/17/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI in small animal models	PDF	Afonso Silva
19	Monday	7/20/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI Mediation analysis for fMRI based pain assessment	PDF	Lauren Atlas
20	Wednesday	7/22/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Approaches to functional activity mapping during natural viewing	PDF	Brian Russ
21	Friday	7/24/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Studying CNS diseases with advanced MRI	PDF	Pascal Sati
22	Monday	7/27/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Quantitative MRI	PDF	Govind Nair
23	Wednesday	7/29/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Measuring structural brain change over time	PDF	Adam Thomas
24	Friday	7/31/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Brain Reading with fMRI	PDF	Chris Baker
25	Monday	8/3/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Computational Modeling of fMRI	PDF	Biyu He
26	Wednesday	8/5/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI Data Sharing	PDF	Dan Handwerker
27	Friday	8/7/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 49, Rm 1A51/9	fMRI of Mood Disorders	PDF	Allison Nugent
28	Monday	8/10/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Resting State fMRI	PDF	Catie Chang
29	Wednesday	8/12/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Dynamic Resting State fMRI assessment	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
30	Friday	8/14/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Approaches to dealing with motion in resting state fMRI	PDF	Jonathan Power
31	Monday	8/17/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Multi-echo EPI for resting state and activation based fMRI	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
32	Wednesday	8/19/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Methods for whole-brain comparisons of resting state connectivity	PDF	Steve Gotts
33	Monday	8/24/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	T1 Contrast, MPRAGE and MT	PDF	Peter van Gelderen
34	Wednesday	8/26/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	fMRI and Development	PDF	Danny Pine
35	Friday	8/28/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Diffusion MRI	PDF	Joelle Sarlls
36	Monday	8/31/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	What you can and can't do with diffusion MRI	PDF	Carlo Pierpaoli
37	Wednesday	9/2/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Contentious Issues in fMRI and the Future	PDF	Peter Bandettini
38	Thursday	9/3/15	2:00 PM	Bldg 40, Rm 1201/3	Prospective motion correction - is it better?	PDF	Andy Derbyshire

2014 (Coming Soon)

#	Day	Date	Time	Location	Topic	Slides	Lecturer
1	Monday	6/2/14	2:00 PM	49, 1A51/1A59	Introduction to Course & A history of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini
2	Friday	6/6/14	2:00 PM	49, 1A51/1A59	Functional MRI contrast and the limits of spatial and temporal resolution	PDF	Peter Bandettini
3	Monday	6/9/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	AFNI plus SUMA: viewing your data	PDF	Bob Cox
4	Wednesday	6/11/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	AFNI plus SUMA: analyzing your data	PDF	Bob Cox
5	Friday	6/13/14	2:00 PM	49, 1A51/1A59	fMRI: What can and cannot be done?	PDF	Bob Cox
6	Monday	6/16/14	2:00 PM	49, 1A51/1A59	Basics of MRI	PDF	Vinai Roopchansingh
7	Wednesday	6/18/14	3:00 PM	49, 1A51/1A59	Advanced issues in MRI	PDF	Souheil Inati
8	Friday	6/20/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Practical use of Multivariate Analysis on Clinical Populations	PDF	Joe Callicott
9	Monday	6/23/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Multi-modal imaging	PDF	Silvina Horovitz
10	Wednesday	6/25/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	fMRI and MRI at the NIH	PDF	Sean Marrett
11	Friday	6/27/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Susceptibility Imaging	PDF	Jeff Duyn
12	Monday	6/30/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Studying CNS diseases with advanced MRI	PDF	Pascal Sati
13	Wednesday	7/2/14	3:00PM	49, 1201/1203	fMRI Paradigm Designs and Processing Methods	PDF	Peter Bandettini
14	Monday	7/7/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	fMRI on individual subjects and subject classification - what needs to be done?	PDF	Peter Bandettini
15	Wednesday	7/9/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Stump the experts. Bring your toughest questions and lets have a debate!	PDF	Peter Bandettini
16	Friday	7/11/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Stoked! Surfing Functional and Anatomical Connectivity Like Never Before	PDF	Ziad Saad
17	Monday	7/14/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Basic tradeoffs/constraints in fMRI methodology and applications	PDF	Jen Evans
18	Wednesday	7/16/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Resting State fMRI	PDF	Catie Chang
19	Friday	7/18/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	How do we know what signal is neural and what is not?	PDF	Dan Handwerker
20	Monday	7/21/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Prospective motion correction - is it better?	PDF	Andy Derbyshire
21	Wednesday	7/23/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Multi-echo EPI and time series cleanup	PDF	Prantik Kundu
22	Friday	7/25/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Resting State Clustering - an overview of the field	PDF	Prantik Kundu
23	Monday	7/28/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Applications of Resting State fMRI	PDF	Steve Gotts
24	Wednesday	7/30/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Approaches to functional activity mapping during natural viewing	PDF	David Leopold
25	Friday	8/1/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	fMRI/MRI on Primates and Rats	PDF	Afonso Silva
26	Monday	8/4/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	fMRI and BIG DATA	PDF	Dan Handwerker
27	Wednesday	8/6/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Computational Modeling and fMRI	PDF	Biyu He
28	Friday	8/8/14	2:00 PM	49, 1A51/1A59	How to image brain change	PDF	Adam Thomas
29	Monday	8/11/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	fMRI and Development	PDF	Danny Pine
30	Wednesday	8/13/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Brain Reading with fMRI	PDF	Chris Baker
31	Friday	8/15/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Quantitative MRI	PDF	Govind Bhagavatheeshwaran
32	Monday	8/18/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Diffusion MRI	PDF	Joelle Sarlls
33	Wednesday	8/20/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	What you can and can't do with diffusion MRI	PDF	Carlo Pierpaoli
34	Friday	8/22/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	fMRI methods that never quite caught on	PDF	Peter Bandettini
35	Monday	8/25/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Perfusion MRI	PDF	Lalith Talagala
36	Wednesday	8/27/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Contentious Issues in fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini
37	Friday	8/29/14	2:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	Realtime fMRI/fMRI Neurofeedback	PDF	Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
38	Wednesday	9/3/14	1:00 PM	49, 1A51/1A59	Subject Interface in MRI and fMRI	PDF	Sean Marrett
39	Friday	9/5/14	3:00 PM	40, 1201/1203	The future of fMRI	PDF	Peter Bandettini

MVPA Short-Course (Coming Soon)

#	Topic	Slides
1	Course introduction and overview	PDF
2	Introduction to multivariate pattern analysis (MVPA)	PDF
3	Introduction to classification	PDF
4	Overview over The Decoding Toolbox	PDF
5	Types of MVPA analysis: wholebrain, searchlight, region of interest	PDF
6	Design of MVPA studies	PDF
7	Statistics for MVPA	PDF
8	Representational Similarity Analysis	PDF

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+|FAES B1C210
-|FAESB1C210
 |[https://youtu.be/--N_PogQRGg?si=j33xJC0YGAIAVIpL Introduction & a short history of neuroimaging and fMRI]
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-|MRI Acquisition Basics for the Non-Physicist
+|[https://youtu.be/oMazwjix2oU MRI Acquisition Basics for the Non-Physicist]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/a/a0/2024_03_Roopchansingh_MRIAcquisitionBasics.pdf PDF]
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 |Vinai Roopchansinsh
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-|High resolution MRI and fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/IPCuW7x0d_8 High resolution MRI and fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/4/44/FMRIF_summercourse_highresfMRI_2024.pdf PDF]
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 |Renzo Huber
 Tyler Morgan
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-|2:00PM
+|1:00PM
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-|Preprocessing Pipelines  and Quality Control
+|[https://youtu.be/FVA2bvUhOXA Preprocessing Pipelines and Quality Control]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/b/b2/05_Taylor_Slides_2024.pdf PDF]
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-|Physiologic Confounds in fMRI
+|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9jobrFp9Gc Physiologic Confounds in fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/9/97/2024_06_Aken_PhysiologicConfoundsinfMRI.pdf PDF]
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 |Burak Akin
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-|Noise and Artifact in MRI and fMRI
+|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSFf5DoDG2Q Noise and Artifact in MRI and fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/5/57/2024_07_Handwerker_NoiseAndArtifacts.pdf PDF]
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 |Dan Handwerker
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-|Functional contrast and processing strategies at high field and high resolution
+|[https://youtu.be/97gdmTZN2aI Functional contrast and processing strategies at high field and high resolution]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/9/91/FMRIF_summercourse_contrasts_analysis_2024.pdf PDF]
-|PDF
 |Renzo Huber
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 |FAES B1C210
-|From Line Scanning to Tensor Imaging
+|[https://youtu.be/pV-Y_Wy9Rss From Line Scanning to Tensor Imaging]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/1/10/2024_FMRIF_summercourse_linescan_tm.pdf PDF]
-|PDF
 |Tyler Morgan
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 |2:00PM
-|FAES B1C209
+|FAES 3 & 4
+|Making Sense of Our Senses: Multisensory Processes across the Human Lifespan
-|The Hemodynamic Response and Acquisition, Paradigms, Processing
 |PDF
+|Micah Murray
-|Peter Bandettini
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+|[https://youtu.be/gSKxudsRqiQ Fundamentals of electrical neuroimaging: topographic EEG analyses]
-|Resting state fMRI
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+|Micah Murray
-|TBD
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-|Multi-echo fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/Uc-1DcgNQzk Multi-echo fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/3/3a/12_MultiEcho_Summer_Handwerker2024.pdf PDF]
-|PDF
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-|Multimodal Neuroimaging Overview
+|[https://youtu.be/NustSfl6Flk Multimodal Neuroimaging Overview]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/f/fc/2024_13_Molfese_Multimodal.pdf PDF]
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-|Electroencephalography (EEG) with and without simultaneous fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/7maQR5aDHQg EEG with and without simultaneous fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/8/83/14_Molfese_EEG_slides.pdf PDF]
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-|Mysteries, Controversies, and Challenges of fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/P9tIoXpOI00 Mysteries, Controversies, and Challenges of fMRI]
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 |Peter Bandettini
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 |FAES B1C211
-|Studying Brain-Behavior correlations with fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/EA_yRlImiYM Studying Brain-Behavior correlations with fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/7/7b/16_walsh_summer_course_brain_behav_corrs.pdf PDF]
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 |FAES B1C209
-|Intersubject Correlation and Naturalistic Stimuli
+|[https://youtu.be/Sc0TvVl2wXo Intersubject Correlation and Naturalistic Stimuli]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/b/b3/17_ISC_2024_slides.pdf PDF]
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 |Pete Molfese
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-|2:00PM
+|11:00AM
+|FAES
-|TBD
+Room 5
-|Connectivity and Dynamic Connectivity
+|[https://youtu.be/zr-OSdlU7nY Connectivity and Dynamic Connectivity]
-|PDF
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/a/a7/18_2024_NIMH_SummerCourse_Connectivity4PDF.pdf PDF]
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 |FAES B1C209
-|Edge Analysis in fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/mbW4xOVorgY Edge Analysis in fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/0/0d/19_BrainNetworksAndEdge_Analysis.pdf PDF]
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-|Machine Learning in fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/itVksTwzg7Y Machine Learning in fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/6/63/20_slides_fpereira.pdf PDF]
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+|[https://youtu.be/lsH6SZeUbeY Magnetoencephalography]
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 |Allison Nugent
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 |FAES B1C209
+|[https://youtu.be/H_V07tGD5z0 Minimizing Information Waste]
-|Deep Scanning vs Large Populations
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/f/fe/22_Minimizing_Information_Waste_2024.pdf PDF]
-|PDF
+|Gang Chen
-|Peter Bandettini
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-|Diffusion MRI
+|[https://youtu.be/fCHgPzUwZFY Diffusion MRI]
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-|Representational SImilarity & Multivariate Pattern Analysis
+|[https://youtu.be/OAdGupuUzRI Representational SImilarity & Multivariate Pattern Analysis]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/a/ad/24_Ramirez_RSA_MVPA_FMRIF2024.pdf PDF]
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-|Positron Emission Tomography
+[https://youtu.be/3DTSsqDSb-E Exciting new developments for PET in oncology, neurology, and even psychiatry]
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-|Future of fMRI
+|[https://youtu.be/_8N94mRKYes Future of fMRI]
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