The sessions are sheduled for 3 full days. In line with previous conferences in Magdeburg (2008) and Milwaukee (2010) three majorthemes:
Theme 1 will deal with recentadvances and methodological issues in resting state data analysis.
Theme 2 will cover the physiological and physiocalbackground of low frequency fluctuations includingelectrophysiological correlates, the impact of physiological noiseand insights from pharmacological challenges.
Theme 3 will focus on applications using resting statefMRI with a specific focus on psychiatric and neurological diseases.Sessions with an expected mean duration of 2 hrs will include 4-5speakers each, and a specific emphasis is made for active discussionsduring the sessions. Additionally plenary evening lectures will be featured.
The following speakers have indicated their tentative attendance:
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Alexander |
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Anand |
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Birn |
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Biswal |
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Boly |
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Breakspear |
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Buckner |
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Calhoun |
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Chen |
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D'Esposito |
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Duyn |
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Glover |
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Hampson |
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He |
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Horwitz |
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Hu |
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Hudetz |
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Hyde |
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Hyder |
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Jirsa |
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Johansen-Berg |
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Jones |
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Keilholz |
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Kiviniemi |
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Kleinschmidt |
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LaConte |
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Li |
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Lin |
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Liu |
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Lowe |
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Lu |
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Mayberg |
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Menon |
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Milham |
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Pawela |
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Petersen |
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Poline |
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Raichle |
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Rombouts |
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Ryptma |
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Shmuel |
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Smith |
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Stein |
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Stephan |
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Strother |
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Ugurbil |
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Walter |
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Whitfield-Gabrieli |
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Windischberger |