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Thursday, 11
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08:05 |
Lauterbur Lecture:
Functional Brain Imaging: An Evolving Perspective, J. Paul Finn,
Moderator
Marcus E. Raichle is one of the founding fathers of
cognitive neuroimaging. Together with Posner he introduced
Donders’ subtraction methodology into the field of cognitive
neuroscience, which was a very important step in the development
of the field. Presently Dr. Raichle is Professor of Radiology,
Neurology, Neurobiology and Psychology and Co-Director of The
Division of Radiological Sciences, Mallinckrodt Institute of
Radiology, and Washington University School of Medicine. His
current work concentrates on resting state activity in the brain
and the importance of functional deactivation.
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Marcus E. Raichle,
M.D.
Washington University School of
Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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08:45 |
YIA and
Poster Award Presentations, J. Paul Finn, Moderator
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The Making of the
Brain: Developmental Plasticity; Petra Hüppi, Weili Lin,
Moderators and Organizers |
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08:50 |
Developmental and
Genetic Factors Underlying the Complexity
and Variability of Cortical Convolutions
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David van Essen,
Ph.D.
Washington University School of
Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
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09:10 |
Prematurity and
Developmental Plasticity in the Brain |
David G. Gadian, MA,
DPhil
Institute of Child Health
London, England, UK
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09:35 |
Digital Dynamic
Brain Atlases |
Talk given by
Elizabeth Sowell, Ph.D. in place of Arthur W. Toga, Ph.D.
University of California
Los Angeles, California, USA
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