Real Video Presentations from

The fMRI Data Center 3rd Annual Summer Workshop
July 7 - 9, 2003

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This version of the talks will not run on Unix machines. When running from a cd or DVD on the Macintosh, slide synchronization must be done manually.

Welcome Address: The fMRI Data Center: An Introduction
Jack Van Horn, Dartmouth College

You CAN Get There From Here: Combining DTI and BOLD Datasets
Abigail Baird, Dartmouth College

Multivariate Statistical Methods for Examining
Cognitive Function With fMRI and PET
Randy McIntosh, Rotman Institute

Relating fMRI Signals To Neural Activity
by Means of Large-Scale Neural Models
Barry Horwitz, NIH

Perfusion Imaging of the Human Brain
Geoff Aguirre, University of Pennsylvania

Challenges in Network Security: Implications for Transmitting Research Data
Radia Perlman, Sun Microsystems

Data Management and Processing Issues in Brain Imaging Studies
Dan Valentino, UCLA

How to Optimize a Multivariate Analysis of fMRI Datasets:
Linear Discriminants, Confusion Matrices and Reproducibility Metrics
in the NPAIRS Sampling Framework
Stephen Strothers, University of Minnesota

High-Performance Computing and its Emerging Role in
Functional Neuroimaging Data Analysis: The fMRIDC Experience
James Dobson, Dartmouth College

Mathematical Challenges and New Directions in Computational Neuroanatomy
Paul Thompson, UCLA

Souffle: An Ontology for Functional MRI Study Data
Jeff Woodward, Dartmouth College

The 2003 New Perspective Awards

A Dynamic Causal Modeling Study on Category Effects:
Bottom-up or Top-down Mediation?
Andrea Mechelli, University College London

Reproducibility Evidences in fMRI Experiments
Michelle Liou, Institute for Statistical Science