Neuroimaging Methods and Applications
Aim & scope
Neuroimaging Methods and Applications is a book series that embodies the collective expertise and experience of the neuroimaging community. The books in this series cover neuroimaging approaches with an emphasis on fMRI. They include the latest insights and practical information about instrumentation, acquisition methods, processing, multimodal integration, and both clinical and neuroscience research applications. They also include such topics as neuromodulation and computational modeling. The series is intended to provide useful information, insight and perspective to neuroimaging researchers and clinicians at all levels - from undergraduates to full professors.
Audience
The topics and content are intended to complement a wide range of reader experience and expertise, including neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry, neurology, engineering, physics, statistics, mathematics, computer science, and physiology.
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Series Editor
PBP
Peter Bandettini, PhD
Chief and Director of the Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Core Facility
Section on Functional Imaging Methods and National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), National Institutes of Health
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