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| ||27/11/06 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 5. Three types of information about the brain revealed by MEG: activation times, spatio-temporal patterns, spectral responses'''|| | ||27/11/06 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 4. Three types of information about the brain revealed by MEG: activation times, spatio-temporal patterns, spectral responses'''|| |
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| ||4/12/06 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 5. From signals to event-related fields and dipoles: an introduction using Elekta-Neuromag software'''|| || || ||''Y. Shtyrov''|| || ||Talk: || '''Comparison of gradient-echo and spin-echo fMRI in monkeys at high magnetic fields''' || |
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| ||11/12/06 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 6. Introduction to EEG/MEG analysis using SPM5'''|| | ||11/12/06 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 5. Introduction to EEG/MEG analysis using SPM5'''|| |
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| ||15/1/07 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 7. Introduction and overview to EEG/MEG distributed source estimation'''|| | ||15/1/07 || ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 6. An introduction to Data acquisition using Elekta-Neuromag software'''|| || || ||''Y. Shtyrov'' || ||22/1/07 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 7. From signals to event-related fields and dipoles: an introduction using Elekta-Neuromag software'''|| || || ||''Y. Shtyrov''|| ||29/1/07 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 8. Introduction and overview to EEG/MEG distributed source estimation'''|| |
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| ||29/1/07 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 9. Distributed MEG source analysis using L1 Minimum Norm Estimates using Elekta-Neuromag software'''|| | ||19/2/07 ||Talk: ||'''MEG Lecture 10. Distributed MEG source analysis using L1 Minimum Norm Estimates using Elekta-Neuromag software'''|| |
Imagers Interest Group (IIG) Weekly Meetings, 2006
See the ImagersInterestGroup page for information about the meeting and suggestions for presenting projects.
For more details on the MEG course that runs this year (see below), including references, see 'attachment:CBU_MEG_Course_overview_906_3.doc'
For old schedules, see:
September |
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4/9/06 |
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Attentional switching at different levels of abstraction |
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Adam Hampshire, Daniel Bor, Adrian Owen |
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Measuring the attentional tuning curve |
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Adam Hampshire, Russell Thompson, John Duncan, Adrian Owen |
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11/9/06 |
Talk: |
A guided tour of the new imaging WIKI website |
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Matthew Brett |
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18/9/06 |
Project Feedback: |
Recognition memory for same vs different views of faces and scenes |
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Karen Taylor, Richard Henson & Kim Graham |
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Project Feedback: |
The effects of aging on the brain regions involved in different types of recollection and source memory |
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Audrey Duarte, Richard Henson & Kim Graham |
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25/9/06 |
NO MEETING |
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October |
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2/10/06 |
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Scripting and batching SPM |
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Ian Nimmo-Smith |
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9/10/06 |
NO MEETING |
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16/10/06 |
NO MEETING |
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23/10/06 |
Project Proposal: |
Acoustic, Phonological and Lexical Repetition Priming of Spoken Words |
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Matt Davis & Jack Rogers |
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Project Proposal: |
Selection of rules and actions in Parkinson's Disease: differential effects of l-dopa on cognitive and motor components of voluntary action |
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James Rowe, Laura Hughes & Adrian Owen |
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30/10/06 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 1. Why do we need neurophysiological brain imaging? |
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F. Pulvermüller |
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Project Proposal: |
Memory for uni- vs multi-modal associations |
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Audrey Duarte, Rik Henson and Kim Graham |
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Project Proposal: |
Individual variations in behavioural activation (BAS) predict prefrontal cortex-amygdala coupling during emotional processing |
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Luca Passamonti, James Rowe, Andrew Lawrence, Michael Ewbank, and Andy Calder |
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November |
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6/11/06 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 2. EEG/MEG biophysics and overview of source estimation techniques |
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F. Pulvermüller |
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Project Proposal: |
The influence of behavioural activation (BAS) and attention on the emotional response to angry and afraid faces |
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Michael Ewbank, Andrew Lawrence, and Andy Calder |
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Project Feedback: |
Medial temporal lobe activity during oddity judgements for faces, objects and scenes |
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Morgan Barense, Kim Graham, Andy Lee |
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13/11/06 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 3. Introduction to source localisation: ECD, L2 and L1 minimum norm |
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F. Pulvermüller |
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Project Proposal: |
The influence of behavioural activation and behavioural inhibition systems (BIS/BAS) on emotional response inhibition: new cues in to the neural correlate of aggression |
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Luca Passamonti, James Rowe, Andrew Lawrence, Michael Ewbank, Andy Calder |
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Project Proposal: |
Memory for emotional images |
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Andy Calder, Phil Barnard, Michael Ewbank, Cristina Ramponi and Andrew Lawrence |
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20/11/06 |
Project Proposal: |
Flexible cognitive control within the PFC |
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Mark Stokes, Rhodri Cusack, and John Duncan |
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Project Feedback: |
Morpho-phonological properties of spoken words and fronto-temporal language network |
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Mirjana Bozic, Lolly Tyler, William Marslen-Wilson |
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Project Proposal: |
Morpho-phonological properties of spoken words and fronto-temporal language network |
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Mirjana Bozic, Lolly Tyler, William Marslen-Wilson |
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27/11/06 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 4. Three types of information about the brain revealed by MEG: activation times, spatio-temporal patterns, spectral responses |
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F. Pulvermüller |
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Project Proposal: |
Perception and relational memory for object and scenes |
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Morgan Barense, Jane Gore, Kim Graham |
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Project Feedback: |
Neural correlates of vowel perception and the continuity illusion |
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Antje Heinrich, Bob Carlyon, Matt Davis, Ingrid Johnsrude |
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Project Feedback: |
Beat versus interval listening: a between-subjects study of different timing modes |
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Jessica Grahn |
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Discussion: |
Separating events within fast event-related trials |
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Led by Garry Honey |
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December |
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4/12/06 |
Talk: |
Comparison of gradient-echo and spin-echo fMRI in monkeys at high magnetic fields |
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Jozien Goense |
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11/12/06 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 5. Introduction to EEG/MEG analysis using SPM5 |
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R. Henson |
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Project Proposal: |
Interactions between content and source memory |
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Audrey Duarte, Rik Henson and Kim Graham |
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Project Proposal: |
COMT and executive function in Parkison's Disease |
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Caroline Williams-Gray, Adam Hampshire, Adrian Owen |
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Project Feedback & Proposal: |
Does spatial attention modulate mirror neuron activation? II |
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Karolina Moutsopoulou, Rhodri Cusack, Tom Manly |
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18/12/06 |
Project Proposal: |
Re-organisation of language function in brain-damaged patients |
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Billi Randall,, Philip Kellmeyer, William Marslen-Wilson, LK Tyler |
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January |
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8/1/07 |
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TBA |
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15/1/07 |
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Talk: |
MEG Lecture 6. An introduction to Data acquisition using Elekta-Neuromag software |
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Y. Shtyrov |
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22/1/07 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 7. From signals to event-related fields and dipoles: an introduction using Elekta-Neuromag software |
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Y. Shtyrov |
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29/1/07 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 8. Introduction and overview to EEG/MEG distributed source estimation |
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O. Hauk |
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5/2/07 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 9. Source Localisation of MEG/EEG data using SPM5 |
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R. Henson |
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19/2/07 |
Talk: |
MEG Lecture 10. Distributed MEG source analysis using L1 Minimum Norm Estimates using Elekta-Neuromag software |
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F. Pulvermüller |