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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.

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

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 |[https://youtu.be/NJaSSis7FYc Nuts and Bolts of MRI and fMRI Scanning]
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 |Vinai Roopchansingh
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 |Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59
 |[https://youtu.be/itXMLmBTci0 Advanced MRI and fMRI Acquisition Methods]
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 |Andy Derbyshire
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 |[https://youtu.be/0KYK57OBf3Y The Challenges and Opportunities of Dating Sharing]
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 |Adam Thomas
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 |[https://youtu.be/n7_WzTcxoOQ Multivariate Pattern Analysis of fMRI Data]
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 |Martin Hebart
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 |[https://youtu.be/yrYrc75esd4 Minimizing Noise During fMRI Acquisition]
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 |Dan Handwerker
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 |[https://youtu.be/1A67oRyPkLA Understanding Visual Processing with fMRI]
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 |Elisha Merriam
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 |Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59
 |[https://youtu.be/yqhGyuoSUDU Assessing Individual Differences with fMRI]
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 |Emily Finn
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/DB98OcLWUZw Resting State fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/c/c9/10_Chang_20180702.pdf PDF]
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 |Cating Chang
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 |Bldg 49 Rm 1A51/1A59
 |[https://youtu.be/Xz0jlguWZVs Pharmacologic fMRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/2/20/11_Evans_20180706.pdf PDF]
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 |Jen Evans
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 |[https://youtu.be/FPV0NmUGok8 Real Time fMRI]
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 |Michal Ramot
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 |[https://youtu.be/Ug2P0Px-5cA Encoding and Decoding Models]
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 |Francisco Pereira
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/83bavs4rlUg Multi-echo EPI for task-based and resting-state fMRI]
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 |Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/sQVhexcCR74 High Field and High Resolution Structural and Functional MRI]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/9/9a/15_Huber_20180716.pdf PDF]
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 |Renzo Huber
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/f_nPSRF-2DA EEG/fMRI and the Study of Language]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/9/93/16_Molfese_20180718.pdf PDF]
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 |Peter Molfese
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 |[https://youtu.be/HGgexxIZE5E fMRI of Pain]
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 |Lauren Atlas
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/D30NVS36UEY Predicting Performance and fMRI]
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 |David Jangraw
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/UOXpS4D4Js8 Neurodegenerative Disorders]
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 |Silvina Horovitz
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/9-i8hgv-Gh4 Layer Specific fMRI]
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 |Renzo Huber
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/NPSDhcFFq6A PET for Precision Medicine and Drug Development]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/4/45/21_Innis_20180801.pdf PDF]
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 |Bob Innis
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 |[https://youtu.be/6qJzgbQ3Mik Magnetoencephalography (MEG)]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/0/00/22_Carver_20180803.pdf PDF]
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 |Fred Carver
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 |Bldg 40 1201/1203
 |[https://youtu.be/Nz2eSILO0ro Imaging Changes in Brain Anatomy]
+|[https://fmrif.nimh.nih.gov/images/d/d9/23_Cibu_20180806.pdf PDF]
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 |Cibu Thomas
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