SFIM goes to OHBM in Bordeaux
SFIM took a trip to Bordeaux, Paris to present their work at the Annual Meeting of the Organiztion for Human Brain Mapping
Posters
- Poster 0342: Spatial maps of similarity across the cortex - Josh Faskowitz
- Poster 0379: Growing Tedana: a grassroots-leveraged platform for processing multi-echo fMRI data - Dan Handwerker
- Poster 0746: What is the Optimal Number of ICA Components for fMRI Denoising? - Marlene Smith
- Poster 1269: A Multimodal Neuroimaging Case Study of Blindsense in Cortical Blindness - Cassie Levesque
- Poster 1387: Investigating feedback processing underlying face detection with high-resolution fMRI - Esther Lin
- Poster 1442: Hippocampus involvement in a dual-retrocue working memory task - Catherine Walsh
- Poster 2481: Multi-echo assessment of BOLD and non-BOLD contributions to the global signal and CSF - Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
Talks
In addition to the poster sessions, SFIM also gave talks!- Sunday, June 14 (9:00AM-5:30PM): OHBM Education Course on Practical Multi-echo fMRI: Underlying principles, challenges, potential, and applications - "An introduction to multi-echo fMRI and tedana" -- Dan Handwerker and "Javier's talk title" -- Javier Gonzalez-Castillo
- Monday, June 15 (10:45AM-12:00PM): "Spatial maps of similarity across the cortex" - Josh Faskowitz
- Monday, June 15 (3:00PM): "A Senior Editor bringing a constructive "devil’s advocate" perspective" - part of the "Registered Reports (RRs) in Neuroscience: Trainee-to-Editor Perspectives and Paths to Adoption" Roundtable - Peter Bandettini
- Tuesday, June 16 (5:30PM - 06:30PM): "From Data to Publication: Aperture Neuro’s Guidelines for Reproducible Research" - Peter Bandettini
- Thursday, June 18 (6:30PM - 07:30PM): "OHBM Neurosalience Podcast: Bringing it all together - The need to unify scales, modalities, and tools through scientific scaffolding and overreaching theories.” - Peter Bandettini
Check out some photos of the lab in Bordeaux!
