Neurosalience #S2E6 with Jack Gallant - Deriving fundamentals of brain organization with fMRI
This is our second episode with Jack Gallant, PhD, a neuroscientist and engineer. Jack is currently a Chancellor’s Professor of Psychology and Class of 1940 Endowed Chair at UC Berkeley and is affilia...
6 Loka 20211h 30min
Neurosalience #S2E5 with Jack Gallant - Strong opinions about fMRI analysis
MRI is ultimately about separating a known but variable signal from highly variable noise. How one does this makes all the difference. fMRI is particularly challenging since what is signal and what is...
5 Loka 20211h 15min
Neurosalience #S2E4 with B. Cox, G. Chen, and P. Taylor - The world according to AFNI
Peter talks to Bob Cox, Ph.D., Gang Chen, Ph.D. and Paul Taylor, Ph.D. about AFNI. AFNI is a major processing package used by brain mapping groups all over the world. It is nearly as old as fMRI itsel...
29 Syys 20211h 18min
Neurosalience #S2E3 with Nikola Stikov - Physicist, engineer, open scientist & communicator
Peter talks to Dr. Nikola Stikov, a professor of Biomedical Engineering, a researcher at the Montreal Heart Institute, and co-director of NeuroPoly, the Neuroimaging Research Laboratory at Polytechniq...
20 Syys 20211h 8min
Neurosalience #S2E2 with Melanie Boly - Defining and finding consciousness
This week, Peter talks to Dr. Melanie Boly, a neurologist and neuroscientist who has worked for more than fifteen years in the field of altered states of consciousness such as vegetative state, sleep ...
15 Syys 20211h 12min
Neurosalience #S2E1 with Rachael Stickland - A reflection about the podcast
Welcome back to Neurosalience! In this episode Peter Bandettini talks to production lead, Dr Rachael Stickland. They discuss the best bits and themes from season 1 and what to expect from season 2.
1 Syys 202136min
Neurosalience #S1E20 with R. Goebel, D. Feinberg, J. Polimeni, and R. Huber - Ultra-high resolution fMRI: Challenges, limits, and opportunities
This episode focuses on layer activity fMRI, an important and rapidly emerging area of neuroimaging research. Layer fMRI opens up the possibility of mapping directional communication channels between ...
13 Elo 20211h 55min
Neurosalience #S1E19 with David Poeppel - Going beyond cartography in brain imaging
In this podcast, Peter talks to Dr. David Poeppel, a Professor of Psychology and Neural Science at New York University (NYU). Peter and David discuss how MRI and other imaging modalities may play a pa...
6 Elo 20211h 38min
