Day 2/4 - fMRI - Functional Magnetic Resonance course @ BCBL.

Second day out of a four-day course on fMRI and Cognitive Neuroscience, given by Prof. Geoffrey Aguirre, University of Pennsylvania (cfn.upenn.edu/aguirre/wiki/start) at the BCBL - Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language. Are you interested in our activities? Please visit our webpage at www.bcbl.eu

[@abigalequ5783]

extraordinary explanation!! I really love these. Not involved too much in-depth physical terms, but he let me know the basic of how fMRI works

[@ravsUT]

Very helpful. Thank you for posting.

[@GoodHeartsRide]

loving this! great speaker

[@adampegler90]

really good video, much appreciated!

[@laeeqahmed1980]

Thanks so much. Great talk.

[@jianwei-je8295]

Great gratitude~

[@flyerwolftang]

Given the recent paper showing how low individual-level reliability is for most task-based fMRI, it is even more true that with the current technology we can't say anything definite about individuals with fMRI

[@hunarahmad]

brilliant speaker

[@antoniofdez]

Magnífico

[@VSVaidyanathan]

Great set of videos. Thanks a lot. At 34:00, Could the control condition itself serve as the proof of HRF between groups not being different ? I.e. first we could look to see if the HRF of the two groups to the neutral faces are statistically drawn from the same sample. If that doesnt work then we can go for the HRF to the flash of light .

[@yongzhang6429]

his pronunciation is very clear and slow.

[@kemchobhenchod]

That's what using a dictaphone with speech recognition will do to your speaking over time.

[@zhuoyama6614]

I need subtitles...

[@paul5462]

Forward inference kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGK7ipZ_n51piqs#t=52m23s Reverse inference kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGK7ipZ_n51piqs#t=1h3m49s