Events
Event
- Title:
- PhD course: Statistical parametric mapping of MRI data of the brain
- When:
- 01.10.2012 - 05.10.2012
- Where:
- Copenhagen University Hospital Hvidovre - Hvidovre
- Category:
- Public events
Description
A PhD course on Statistical parametric mapping of functional and structural MRI data of the human brain is offered at Hvidovre Hospital in Copenhagen, October 2012. Registration via the the University of Copenhagen website.
The program will follow. You may get a feel of it from the SPM course given in 2010.
Venue
- Venue:
- Copenhagen University Hospital Hvidovre - Website
- Street:
- Kettegård Allé 30
- ZIP:
- DK-2650
- City:
- Hvidovre
- Country:
-
Description
Hvidovre Hospital is located 15 minutes drive from the centre of Copenhagen and from Copenhagen Airport. It is one of the major Danish hospitals and houses renowned clinical and research departments, including the Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR).
Past events
- 22.05.2012 | 19.00 Populærvidenskabelig aften: Hvem styrer dine handlinger?
- 30.04.2012 | 15.15 Yves Wiaux: Compressive sampling - from theory to next-generation MR imaging techniques
- 16.04.2012 | 14.30 Jakob Kisbye Dreyer: Models of dynamic dopamine signaling in the partially depleted striatum
- 13.04.2012 | 14.00 Charlotte V. Larsen: Suppression of blood signal in hyperpolarizd MRI
- 13.03.2012 Noham Wolpe: Behavioural and neural signatures of voluntary control in health and disease
- 12.03.2012 Traian Popa: Cerebellar control of the sensori-motor coupling
- 21.02.2012 Davud Ahmadi: Kvantificering af lipid-forekomster i kroppen med MRI
- 20.02.2012 EEG and fMRI neuroimaging presentations
- 25.01.2012 Bryan Strange: Emotional memory
- 20.01.2012 - 13.04.2012 | 13.30 MRI acquisition and analysis course 2012
- 12.01.2012 Thomas Schenk: The concept of the two visual streams
- 13.12.2011 Tom Eichele: Single trial dynamics of cognitive control
- 13.12.2011 Sune Nørhøj Jespersen: Cellular Underpinnings of Gray Matter Diffusion Contrast
- 12.12.2011 Mike Sharman:Imaging biomarkers of structural and functional connectivity in Parkinson’s
- 02.12.2011 Yang-Li: The role of oscillations and Causality analysis - a systems modelling framework
- 25.11.2011 Roger Lemon: New insights into the mirror neuron system
- 14.10.2011 Yuko Kasashima: tDCS and Brain computer interface
- 14.10.2011 Astrid Rosenstand Lou, PhD defence: Plasticity of the visual system through life
- 14.10.2011 Keichiro Shindo: the use of FES and BCI's for hand paresis in stroke patients
- 26.09.2011 Gunther Helms: FLASH-based multi-parameter mapping - technique and interpretation
- 12.09.2011 - 16.09.2011 Neuroanatomy PhD course
- 13.07.2011 Mark Vestergaard: Electrode-based motion tracking during MRI (in Danish)
- 15.06.2011 Casper Kaae Sønderby: Measuring cell membrane permeability using diffusion MRI
- 15.06.2011 Brian Hansen: Brain tissue microstructure investigated by diffusion MR microscopy
- 06.06.2011 Jesper Lundbye-Jensen: Motor learning - the role of sensory feedback
- 27.05.2011 The ContAct project inaugurational symposium
- 29.04.2011 Tomas Paus: How Environment and Genes Shape Adolescent Brain
- 29.04.2011 Kathrine Skak Madsen: Structural correlates of behavioural and endochrin. phenotypes
- 15.04.2011 Estelle Raffin: Phantom limb movements - kinesthetic perceptions and functional neuroanatomy
- 15.04.2011 Florence Pomares: Cerebral response to pain and its modulations
- 11.04.2011 - 13.04.2011 Gunther Helms: Magnetization transfer and deep brain imaging
- 31.03.2011 Messoud Ashina & David Gaist: MR-skanningsstudie af kvinder med migræne med aura
- 28.03.2011 Axel Thielscher: What can be gained by combining TMS with (f)MRI?
- 17.03.2011 Tim Behrens: Diffusion Tractography - invasive tracing for lazy people
- 16.03.2011 Koen van Leemput: Model-based segmentation of brain MRI
- 07.03.2011 Anke Karabanov: Implicit and explicit learning of movement sequences
- 28.02.2011 Seong-Gi Kim: High resolution fMRI at 7T
- 14.02.2011 Helena Gásdal Karstensen & Niels Tommerup: Anosmi and next-generation sequencing