Neurosalience #S1E9 - Art and the brain: The OHBM brain art student interest group
In this conversation, Peter Bandettini meets members of the BrainArt SIG to discuss its history from the NeuroBureau to its current formal SIG status. They discuss what brain art (or more generally sc...
7 Maj 20211h 11min
Neurosalience #S1E8 - Art and the Brain: The OHBM Brain Art Student Interest Group
In this conversation, we cover the history of the Brain Art SIG through the time when it was run by the Neuro Bureau. We discuss what brain art or more generally science art is, as well as go into s...
30 Apr 202154min
Neurosalience #S1E7 with Jean Chen, and Molly Bright - The opportunities and challenges of physiologic fMRI
This week’s podcast is centered on physiologic fMRI. Generally, when people think of fMRI, they think of a way to map neuronal function, however there is so much information about neurovascular physio...
16 Apr 20211h 9min
Neurosalience #S1E6 with Michael Fox - Identifying and modulating pathological networks
In this week’s podcast, you’ll hear about clinical applications of resting-state fMRI from Dr Michael Fox. You’ll hear some of the highlights of his research, from the beginnings at Wash U, including ...
1 Apr 202156min
Neurosalience #S1E5 with Catie Chang - Pulling more from the resting state time series, focusing on vigilance
Peter Bandetti talks to Catie Chang, who walks us through her thought process regarding pulling information out of the fMRI time series. After discussing some of the ongoing issues in fMRI, such as wh...
26 Mars 202149min
Neurosalience #S1E4 - The unique relationship between scanner vendors and the field of fMRI
In this week's episode, Peter Bandettini talks to directly to MRI scanner vendors. Together, they try to reconcile the importance of fMRI in research contexts with the market pressures of developing c...
19 Mars 20211h 29min
Neurosalience #S1E3 with Danielle Bassett - Modeling brain networks and bias in science
For our third episode, we bring you a birds-eye view of modeling messy biologic systems, namely the brain. Peter Bandettini talks to Danielle Bassett about the challenges of measurement accuracy and w...
12 Mars 202157min
Neurosalience #S1E2 - Aperture, a new open access publishing platform for neuroimaging research
Peter Bandettini introduces Aperture, a new open access publishing platform for neuroimaging research that he co-founded with Jean-Baptiste Poline. Joining them both are the new Aperture Editor In Chi...
5 Mars 20211h 5min
