Lecture

Functional Brain Imaging: Signal Processing

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Description

This lecture introduces the course on Signal Processing for Functional Brain Imaging, covering topics such as neuroimaging techniques, brain structure, neuronal activity, and the basics of MRI and fMRI. The instructor discusses the principles of neurovascular coupling, connectivity mapping, and the use of big data for knowledge extraction in brain research.

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Neuroscience: Computational neuroscience

Anatomy: Neuroanatomy

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