Lab handbook
SCC usage notes
Lab GitHub
Research project management
Project organization
Relevant articles and videos to get you started with a few techniques we use in the lab, specifically functional MRI, diffusion-wighted imaging (DWI), and electroencephalogram (EEG).
Information about recruiting participants, including lists of potential subjects (coming soon)
Information about how to access Soo-Eun Chang's server at the University of Michigan, 'Mercury' [UNDER CONSTRUCTION]
Information about how to record audio, use Audapter (auditory feedback perturbation software), and process acoustic signals
Information about the Perturbatron (somatosensory feedback perturbation hardware)
MRI safety training manual from MGH.
Pipeline developed by Alfonso Nieto-Castañón to process and analyze task-based functional MRI data.
Pipeline currently in development by Jordan Manes and Jason Tourville (previously, Matthias Heyne) to process DWI data.
Open-source software developed by Alfonso Nieto-Castañón for the computation, display, and analysis of resting-state fMRI data (can also be applied to task-based data).
Information about the processing and application of T1 structural image volumes
Cortico-cortical functional and structural connectivity for the entire cerebral cortex.
A common task in the lab is the generation of figures that illustrate effects (e.g., BOLD contrast, connectivity, correlations, etc.) overlaid on an image of the cortical surface or on a series of slices. The lab has some general tools for doing this.
Archive of fMRI Task Paradigm code from completed projects.
See here for information about past lab talks and associated slides. A few key presentations are highlighted below.
Repetition suppression (Alfonso Nieto-Castañón)
Human Connectome Project (HCP) independent component analysis (ICA)
Cluster analysis (Alfonso Nieto-Castañón)
Local gyrification index (LGI; Jason Tourville)