CMRR Seminars

February 18, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Andrea Grant, PhD
When a Day Lasts a Year In 2000-2001 I spent 12 months at Amundsen Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica, the highest, driest, coldest, windiest continent on earth. I'll show some slides and tell stories about life "on the ice", where everything is just a little bit more complicated than back home.

February 25, 2019, Noon, CMRR Seminar Room 2-102, Franco Pestilli, Assistant Professor Indiana University
Mapping brain and behavior across spatiotemporal scales

March 04, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Flavia Nelson
CORTICAL LESION DETECTION AND WHITE MATTER LESION QUANTIFICATION IN MS

March 11, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Mark Thomas
Synaptic plasticity correlates of addiction relapse

March 25, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Yoon-Hee Cha
How persistent oscillating motion changes the brain: the phenomenon of mal de debarquement syndrome

March 26, 2019, 11AM, Seminar Room 2-102, Alexandra Gribizis, Yale University
Late stage spontaneous waves and their role in downstream visual areas in vivo

April 01, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Afonso Silva, NIH
Two-Photon Imaging of Neural Activity and Cerebral Hemodynamics with Single Cell/Single Vessel Resolution in Transgenic Marmosets

April 22, 2019, Noon, CMRR Seminar Room, Luca Vizioli
Pushing the Spatio-temporal limits of fMRI: applications to human neuroscience

April 29, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, David Kleinfeld, UC-San Diego
How blood flows throughout the neocortex

May 06, 2019, 9:30AM, CMRR 2-102, Na Ji, Berkeley
TBA

May 20, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Mriganka Sur, MIT
TBA

June 03, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Jan Zimmermann
Choice stochasticity, value sensitivity and it's relation to environmental statistical regularities

June 17, 2019, Noon, CMRR 2-102, Theresa Desrochers, Brown University
Sequential control in the frontal cortex: studies in animals and humans

June 27, 2019, 9:30AM CMRR Seminar Room 2-102, Margaret Mahan, Ph.D. - Scientist, Brain Injury Research Lab, Hennepin Healthcare Hennepin Healthcare Research Institute
Multifarious Approach to Measuring White Matter Disruptions in Traumatic Brain Injury

August 05, 2019, Noon, CMRR Seminar Room, Zheng-Rong Lu, Ph.D.
MR Molecular Imaging for Cancer Detection, Risk-Stratification and Treatment Evaluation

September 09, 2019, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Andreas Tolias, PhD - Baylor College of Medicine
Inception Loops in Visual Cortex

September 23, 2019, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Elly Nedivi, MIT
Visualizing remodeling of excitatory and inhibitory circuits in vivo

October 07, 2019, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Hillel Adesnik, PhD - UC Berkeley
3D imaging and perturbation of neural activity from synapses to whole cortical networks

October 28, 2019, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Eric Schreiter, PhD Janelia Research Campus, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Chemigenetic indicators of neuronal activity

November 11, 2019, 10AM, Seminar Room 2-102, Noam Shemesh - Champalimaud Research
Approaching specificity with functional and diffusion MRI

November 11, 2019, Noon, LRB/MTRF 1-110, David Fitzpatrick, Ph.D. - Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience
Multiscale functional synaptic architecture of neocortex

December 09, 2019, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Lori Ketola - University of MN Chief Health Information Officer
"PHI and De-identification: What You Need to Know"
https://drive.google.com/open?id=18Kw7fgqD9e03e-rRwhqBgqFw8JEm2fau

December 18, 2019, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Thiago JR. de Rezende, PhD - University of Campinas, Brazil
Neuroimaging Biomarkers in Inherited Cerebellar Ataxias

March 13, 2020, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Audrey Sederberg, PhD - Emory University
Complex function without complex structure: constraining models in the era of big data

March 16, 2020, Noon, Seminar Room 2-102, Risto A. Kauppinen, M.D., Ph.D. - University of Bristol, UK
Angular Dependence of T1 in White Matter: Potential Mechanisms?

May 11, 2020, Noon, Zoom, Kenneth Latimer, Post Doctoral Researcher, University of Chicago
Linking data to theory in the primate parietal cortex with statistical models
https://umn-private.zoom.us/j/97348271152?pwd=WVJRSVhSOC9KSmlCTk9Ba0R3ZTFkUT09

May 18, 2020, Noon Zoom, Joseph Monaco - Johns Hopkins University
Computational approaches to the neural dynamics of time, memory, and behavior
https://umn-private.zoom.us/j/99475763095?pwd=ZEw5Q3lpMExSUnR0QSs2NjJDWXZjUT09

June 22, 2020, Noon Zoom, Thomas Naselaris - Medical University of South Carolina
Bring the noise: Exploring the structure and meaning of stimulus-independent brain activity
Join Zoom Meeting https://umn-private.zoom.us/j/94013846359?pwd=UkVYbDI4ZktuU0x6bXVZZ2VFVThsQT09

July 12, 2020, 1:30PM Zoom, Burhaneddin Yaman
Learning to Reconstruct without Ground Truth Data
Zoom https://umn-private.zoom.us/j/96242932336?pwd=QmxMT1cvM3Q4NHJUazNUdlRicnVjUT09

August 03, 2020, 1:30PM Zoom, Hamza Farooq
Network Curvature as Hallmark of Brain Structural Connectivity
Join Zoom Meeting https://umn-private.zoom.us/j/92946280805?pwd=SXFxc2V4RVc3YlBIWXg4K3FyZEtCdz09