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| | |tba., times may vary depending on availability of rooms and equipment | | | |tba., times may vary depending on availability of rooms and equipment | |
| |Schedule: |Block course, 10 days | | |Schedule: |Block course, 10 days | |
| |Location: |Room C00.027 and C00.031, Grosshadernerstr. 2, 82152 Martinsried (see Campus Martinsried website [[https://campusmartinsried.de/en/directions/]]) and the room finder: https://www.lmu.de/raumfinder/#/building/bw2970/map\\ | | |Location: |Room C00.031 and C00.027, Grosshadernerstr. 2, 82152 Martinsried (see Campus Martinsried website [[https://campusmartinsried.de/en/directions/]]) and the room finder: https://www.lmu.de/raumfinder/#/building/bw2970/map\\ | |
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| ==== Registration ==== | ==== Registration ==== |
| An introduction to the theory and practice of functional and structural neuroimaging, with a combination of lectures, hands on experience with MRI, and data analysis methods including: functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) - primarily task-based fMRI, morphometry and structural imaging including diffusion tensor imaging, and data analysis with e.g. SPM12, CAT12. This is a unique opportunity to get to know the newest techniques in the field of neuroimaging, and learn about the type of research that is being done in this area in a number of different faculties around Munich. | An introduction to the theory and practice of functional and structural neuroimaging, with a combination of lectures, hands on experience with MRI, and data analysis methods including: functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) - primarily task-based fMRI, morphometry and structural imaging including diffusion tensor imaging, and data analysis with e.g. SPM12, CAT12. This is a unique opportunity to get to know the newest techniques in the field of neuroimaging, and learn about the type of research that is being done in this area in a number of different faculties around Munich. |
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| **Goal:** The goal of this practical course is to give students the tools, knowledge and hands-on experience needed to plan, conduct, and analyse predominantly task-based fMRI experiments. | **Goal:** The goal of this practical course is to give students the tools, knowledge and hands-on experience needed to plan, conduct, and analyse predominantly task-based fMRI experiments. |
| **Concept:** In the first week of the course, there will be theoretical lectures on the topics listed below. In addition, there will be guided tutorials on how to analyse fMRI and structural MRI data with SPM12. The tutorials are self-paced. In the second week, you will have to analyse a data set on your own (although we will be available if you have questions). You will be graded on a final report on this data set to be handed in by 18:00 on last day of the course. | **Concept:** In the first week of the course, there will be theoretical lectures on the topics listed below. In addition, there will be guided tutorials on how to analyse fMRI and structural MRI data with SPM12. The tutorials are self-paced. In the second week, you will have to analyse a data set on your own (although we will be available if you have questions). You will be graded on a final report on this data set to be handed in by 18:00 on last day of the course. |
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