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ONLINE PLUS: Functional neuroimaging:Practical introduction - Einzelansicht

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Semester WS 2022 SWS
Teilnehmer 1. Platzvergabe 0 (manuelle Platzvergabe) Max. Teilnehmer 2. Platzvergabe 0
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20.10.2022
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Einzeltermine anzeigen kA. 10:00 bis 17:00 Block+Sa 09.12.2022 bis
10.12.2022
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Kovacs, Gyula Zoltán, Universitätsprofessor, Dr. verantwortlich
Klink, Hannah begleitend
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Institut für Psychologie
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1st meeting to discuss requirements and conditions for taking part in the course: Donnerstag, 20.10.2022 von 10- 11 Uhr

PLACE: JENTOWER, 18te Etage. Seminarraum BPCN

 

Bemerkung

The course is a practical introduction to fMRI. We offer you the first part of the course  which coveres a practical introduction of fMRI analysis, such as MRI notions about MRI safety, basic MRI physics, how the fMRI works, common experimental designs, data acquisition and data analysis (pre-processing and functional localizer).

During the semester, students will acquire will develop their own experiment and record data in the MRI scanner of the JUH, which will be then analysed using SPM12 (a MATLAB toolbox). All the fMRI analysis steps will be explained in detail both theoretically and practically. We will cover the basic as well as the more advanced techniques of fMRI analysis, such as whole-brain analysis, region-of-interest analysis, functional connectivity and multivariate pattern analysis techniques.

Therefore, with this course, the students will be capable (1) to analyse fMRI data using different techniques and (2) prepare and execute standard neuroimaging experiments. Importantly this seminar is relevant for any student who would like to work in the future in cognitive neurosciences, applying neuroimaging methods.

Note that no textbook is required, but during the course digital material (lectures, publications, etc.) will be provided. Due to the structure of the course, it will be offered as a block seminar, taking place in two subsequent weekends (Friday-Saturday), altogether covering approximately 24 hours of intensive work.

The course is recommended to those students who plan to perform their master thesis work with fMRI techniques or who plan to work in neuroimaging laboratories after completion of their master’s work.

 

 TERMINE: 09.12-10.12.2022. whole days.

PLACE: JENTOWER

 

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Keine Einordnung ins Vorlesungsverzeichnis vorhanden. Veranstaltung ist aus dem Semester WS 2022 , Aktuelles Semester: SoSe 2024

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