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| Tim van Timmeren (AMC, Psychiatry)
 
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| Karina Borja & Wieke van Leeuwen
 
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Revision as of 10:33, 17 October 2016

Spinoza Centre User Meeting schedule

Meetings are on Tuesdays at 16.00h unless explicitly mentioned otherwise. See below for speaker information.

Date Speaker Title
25-10-2016 Casey Paquola & Oti Lakbila-Kamal fMRI for Dummies - Preprocessing: coregistration and spatial normalization
8-11-2016 Jeroen Siero fMRI for Dummies - Basis of the BOLD signal
22-11-2016 Carlien Roelofzen & Michelle Solleveld fMRI for Dummies - T-tests, Anovas and Regression

Find the full 'fMRI for Dummies' schedule here.



Potential topics



Past meetings

Date Speaker Title
11-10-2016 Karina Borja & Wieke van Leeuwen fMRI for Dummies - Preprocessing: realigning and unwarping
04-10-2016 Alyssa Brewer (UC Irvine, USA) Cortical and Behavioral Visual Plasticity in Human: Adapting to Reversed Visual Input
Brian Barton (UC Irvine, USA) fMRI of the rod scotoma: cortical rod pathways and implications for lesion measurements
27-9-2016 Tim van Timmeren (AMC, Psychiatry) fMRI for Dummies - Introduction
13-09-2016 Steven Scholte (UvA) / Guido van Wingen (FMG) Cluster failure in functional MRI?
19-07-2016 Ritu Bhandari (NIN) Evaluation of Multiband EPI for Task-based fMRI
12-07-2016 Bas Rokers (University of Wisconsin-Madison) Direction of binocular motion decoded from human visual cortex
05-07-2016 Peter de Best (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) What we may learn about optic neuritis recovery from the changes in visual cortex population receptive field size
21-06-2016 Dora Hermes (NYU) Neuronal synchrony and the relation between the BOLD response and the local field potential in human visual cortex
(note: lecture organized by and located at NIN!)
14-06-2016 Matthan Caan (AMC/SC) Compressed Sensing: the Need for Speed at 7T
31-05-2016 Dimo Ivanov (Maastricht University) Developments and applications of quantitative functional and anatomical MRI at 7T
24-05-2016 Martijn Barendregt (UMC Utrecht) Probing the cyclopean view of the world in human visual cortex
03-05-2016 Luka Liebrand (AMC) Diffusion-weighted-MRI-guided Nucleus Accumbens Deep Brain Stimulation?
26-04-2016 Tomas Knapen (VU) Negligible fronto-parietal BOLD activity accompanying unreportable switches in bistable perception
19-04-2016 Stefania Ferri / Guy Orban (University of Parma, Italy) Processing of observed actions in human Posterior Parietal Cortex
05-04-2016 Irene van Kalleveen (AMC/Spinoza) Phosphorus spectroscopy in the liver at 7 Tesla
08-03-2016 Peter Kok (Donders Institute, Nijmegen) Selective activation of the deep layers of the human primary visual cortex by top-down feedback
01-03-2016 Jeroen Siero (UMC Utrecht, soon also SC) Investigations of neurovascular coupling and vessel reactivity at 7T
23-02-2016 Marcel van Gerven (Radboud University, Nijmegen) Probing cortical representations with deep neural networks
(note: seminar organized by and located at NIN!)
16-02-2016 Rasim Boyacioglu (Donders Institute, Nijmegen) Fast acquisitions for (f)MRI
09-02-2016 Wietske van der Zwaag and Pieter Buur (SC) Current developments at the Spinoza 7T
02-02-2016 Daniel Gallichan (EPFL, Lausanne) Imaging the brain at ultra-high resolution using 3D fat navigators (FatNavs)
26-01-2016 Collin Turbyne (AMC) The use of virtual and augmented reality in neuroscience
05-01-2016 [15.00h!] Serge Dumoulin (SC) Visual neuroscience at 7T
12-01-2016 Anouk Schrantee (AMC, Radiology) The effect of exercise on neurogenesis, angiogenesis & cognition
24-11-2015 Mael Lebreton (UvA) Assessing inter-individual variability in brain-behavior relationship with functional neuroimaging
17-11-2015 Nico van den Berg (UMC Utrecht) MRSTAT: a 21st century solution to MRI.
26-10-2015 Pierre-Louis Bazin (MPI Leipzig) High resolution MR imaging of the human brain at 7 Tesla: promises for neuroscience, challenges for image computing
23-06-2015 Caroline Figueroa
16-06-2015 Martijn Mulder
02-06-2015 Renée Visser “Optimizing study designs for single-trial multi-voxel pattern analysis: a systematic comparison”
19-5-2015 Tim van Timmeren Project proposal "Addiction: from goal-directed towards habitual control"



Speaker information

  • Keep in mind that the audience is diverse, ranging from MR physicists to psychologists and medical doctors. Most people have a background in neuroscience.
  • A good presentation length is 30-45 minutes to allow for discussion afterwards.
  • Presentations are shown on an LCD screen (ratio 16:9) via a USB wifi dongle.
  • A laser pointer doesn't work on the screen, an old-fashioned pointing stick will be ordered