Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research

The Rutgers Network Neuroscience Interest Group brings together researchers interested in understanding the organization of brain structure and function through the lens of network science.  We view this field broadly, and encourage participation from researchers working with both preclinical and human data and at different scales of analysis, including both mesoscale (involving populations of neurons) … Read More

Monthly meeting of the Network Neuroscience Interest Group   If joining remotely https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/4554725747?pwd=enVaVXVRUHI5Rk5OQWh2bFlIajhFZz09&omn=92209751720

Monthly office hour to ask any technical/programming questions First 15 minutes will cover the basics of Amarel and BASH command line

Monthly meeting of the Network Neuroscience Interest Group

Monthly office hour to ask any technical/programming questions

Part 1 of our 3-part DTI didactic series Speaker: Jeffrey Luci, Ph.D. Description: We will explore how microscopic water diffusion can be probed with MRI, and how we can customize MR sequences to measure different diffusion features. Hybrid - in person and  on zoom

Cognitive fog in long COVID: brain network dynamics in a densely-sampled case study Carrisa V. Cocuzza Supervisor: Avram J. Holmes Abstract: Individuals with long COVID syndrome can present with impaired memory, ability to focus, fatigue, and malaise for months to years after initial SARS-CoV-2 infection. Despite the substantial personal and societal costs of long COVID, … Read More

This is part 2 of our DTI didactic series   Speaker: Ahmad Beyh, Ph.D. Description: How do we go from a diffusion MRI signal to a whole-brain white matter connectome? We will explore how we can do this using tractography based on diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and spherical deconvolution (SD).