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We are offering introductory lectures on neuroimaging data analysis as well as brain stimulation in January/February 2024. These events will happen in person in the CBU Lecture Theatre on Mondays and Tuesdays and will take 1-2 hours. They are free and open to all researchers from Cambridge.They will happen in the CBU's Lecture Theatre. We are offering introductory lectures on neuroimaging data analysis as well as brain stimulation Lent Term 2025. These events will happen in person in the CBU Lecture Theatre on Mondays and Tuesdays and will take 1-2 hours. They are free and open to all researchers from Cambridge.
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Our workshops are targeted at master’s/PhD students and post-doctoral researchers from the Cambridge cognitive neuroscience community. Look here for other [[education|training opportunities in and around Cambridge]]. The links to slides and other documents below are from previous year's lectures, and may be updated in due course.

Look here for other [[education|training opportunities in and around Cambridge]].

Introduction To Neuroimaging Methods

We are offering introductory lectures on neuroimaging data analysis as well as brain stimulation Lent Term 2025. These events will happen in person in the CBU Lecture Theatre on Mondays and Tuesdays and will take 1-2 hours. They are free and open to all researchers from Cambridge.

Details will be announced before individual events via our skillstraining mailing list. To subscribe, please send an e-mail to skillstraining-subscribe@mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk .

The links to slides and other documents below are from previous year's lectures, and may be updated in due course.

Look here for other training opportunities in and around Cambridge.

Please contact OlafHauk with questions and feedback


Tue (!) Jan 21

10-12.00:
A Field Day - Some Physics You May Find Useful
Olaf Hauk
PDF


Mon Jan 27

10-12.00:
Brain Anatomy for Cognitive Neuroscientists
Moataz Assem PDF

14-16.00:
MRI Physics I
Marta Correia
Slides

Tue Jan 28

10-12.00:
MRI Physics II
Marta Correia
Slides


Feb 3

10-12.00:
Introduction to diffusion MRI
Marta Correia
Slides_lecture Slides_preprocessing

14-16.00:
Advanced Diffusion MRI
Marta Correia
Slides_lecture Slides_TBSS

Feb 4

10-12:00:
fMRI: Introduction, Experimental design & Data
Dace Apšvalka
materials


Term break


Feb 17

10-12:00:
fMRI: Pre-processing & Analysis
Dace Apšvalka
materials

14-16:00:
fMRI: Practical demo
Dace Apšvalka
materials

Feb 18

10-12:00:
PET imaging
Maura Malpetti


Feb 24

10-12.00:
EEG/MEG I – Overview and pre-processing
Olaf Hauk
Jupyter notebook, slides, video

14-16.00:
EEG/MEG II – Head modelling and source estimation
Olaf Hauk
Jupyter notebook, slides, video

Feb 25

10-12:00:
EEG/MEG III – Time-frequency analysis and functional connectivity
Olaf Hauk
Jupyter notebook, slides, video


Mar 3

10-12.00:I
Functional connectivity in fMRI
Petar Raykov
materials video

14-16:00:
Effective Connectivity for fMRI (DCM)
Rik Henson & Pranay Yadav
DCM fMRI demo slides, DCM PEB demo slides, video, document

Mar 4

10-12:00:
Effective Connectivity for MEG/EEG (DCM)
Pranay Yadav & Rik Henson
DCM MEEG demo slides, DCM PEB demo slides, video, document


Mar 10

10.12.00:
Graph Theory
Isaac Sebenius
slides

14-16.00:
MVPA and RSA
Daniel Mitchell
materials for The Decoding Toolbox
materials for the RSA Toolbox Slides

Mar 11

10-12.00:
Brain Stimulation
Elizabeth Michael
previous slides video


Feb 17

10-12.00:
Neural Network Modelling
Jascha Achterberg

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