The Center for Multimodal Neuroimaging is hosting our first Multimodal Neuroimaging Workshop this coming October 30, October 31, and November 1st. This three-day workshop, hosted at the NIH, will include 15 external speakers along with 4 internal NIMH scientists from diverse backgrounds in multimodal imaging methods and applications. The workshop will be divided into four sections: (1) Individual lectures and demonstrations showcasing the use of multimodal imaging with a particular focus on “value added”; (2) An open panel discussion of the most pressing or interesting research and clinical questions that lend themselves to multimodal assessment; (3) An open panel discussion on how to actually put multimodal imaging data together in useful ways for analyses; (4) Identifying the necessary steps and evolution of data collection, analysis, and interpretation of multimodal data for the future good of neuroscience research.
Our invited speakers include:
- Danielle Bassett - University of Pennsylvania
- Molly Bright - Northwestern
- Vince Calhoun - University of New Mexico / Mind Research Network
- Catie Chang - Vanderbilt
- Mark Cohen - UCLA
- Bob Cox - NIH
- Alexander Gramfort - Inria
- Joy Hirsch - Yale School of Medicine
- Andreas Horn - Charité University Medicine Berlin
- Ted Huppert - University of Pittsburgh
- Laura Lewis - Boston University
- Holly Lisanby - NIMH
- Mike Milham - Child Mind Institute
- Robert Oostenveld - Donders
- Aina Puce - Indiana
- Petra Ritter - Charité University Medicine Berlin & Berlin Institute of Health
- Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli - Northeastern
The workshop will be held on the NIH campus. Register here.
The Center for Multimodal Neuroimaging is hosting our first Multimodal Neuroimaging Workshop this coming October 30, October 31, and November 1st. This three-day workshop, hosted at the NIH, will include 15 external speakers along with 4 internal NIMH scientists from diverse backgrounds in multimodal imaging methods and applications. The workshop will be divided into four sections: (1) Individual lectures and demonstrations showcasing the use of multimodal imaging with a particular focus on “value added”; (2) An open panel discussion of the most pressing or interesting research and clinical questions that lend themselves to multimodal assessment; (3) An open panel discussion on how to actually put multimodal imaging data together in useful ways for analyses; (4) Identifying the necessary steps and evolution of data collection, analysis, and interpretation of multimodal data for the future good of neuroscience research.
Our invited speakers include:
- Danielle Bassett - University of Pennsylvania
- Molly Bright - Northwestern
- Vince Calhoun - University of New Mexico / Mind Research Network
- Catie Chang - Vanderbilt
- Mark Cohen - UCLA
- Bob Cox - NIMH
- Alexander Gramfort - Inria
- Joy Hirsch - Yale School of Medicine
- Andreas Horn - Charité University Medicine Berlin
- Ted Huppert - University of Pittsburgh
- Laura Lewis - Boston University
- Holly Lisanby - NIMH
- Mike Milham - Child Mind Institute
- Robert Oostenveld - Donders
- Aina Puce - Indiana
- Petra Ritter - Charité University Medicine Berlin & Berlin Institute of Health
- Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli - Northeastern
The workshop will be held on the NIH campus. Registration is now open.