Lise Skjold Andersen
Netværk - Japan - A "triple M"approach to push motor control research: Mapping, Modeling and Modulation of motor representations in the human brain
PhD Course in Cognitive and Computational Neuroimaging
DRCMR in collaboration with the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences, UCPH, offers a Phd course in cognitive and computational neuroimaging. The course is a practical Course for Building and Testing Models of Mind, Brain, and Behavior. DEADLINE FOR SIGNING UP IS 29 MARCH 2019
2019: PhD Course in Cognitive and Computational Neuroimaging
DRCMR in collaboration with the Graduate School of Health and Medical Sciences, UCPH, offers a Phd course in cognitive and computational neuroimaging. The course is a practical Course for Building and Testing Models of Mind, Brain, and Behavior. FULLY BOOKED!
Cortical lesions in primary sensorimotor hand area and their impact on dexterity in multiple sclerosis: a 7T MRI study
Unravelling altered dopaminergic network dynamics in the mid-brain and striatum in Parkinson's disease with ultra-high field MRI
DRCMR Professor receives his professor diploma
Course in Foundational skills for neuroimaging by Oliver Hulme
The yearly DRCMR course on foundational skills for neuroimaging is postponed. Start date is to be announced!
2019: Foundational skills for Neuroimaging: Philosophy, Mathematics, and Statistics, and Other Essential Skills. Postponed!!
This course will be revised and updated, and will likely run again in the fall of 2019. This will be announced via the KU phd school.*
Two talented Postdocs at DRCMR receive grants from the Lundbeck Foundation
Yi He and Cihan Göksu have received funding from Lundbeck for two highly interesting projects.