Neuroimaging has revolutionized our understanding of the human brain. After the first wave of studies over the last two decades, a new set of innovations have created a second revolution in human brain imaging. The Innovations in Neuroimaging Methods Conference (INMeC) will bring together an international and diverse cohort of experts in cognitive neuroimaging to assess the current state of human brain research and identify future directions.
The conference will consist of research presentations, panel discussions, a poster session, and tutorials for students and junior researchers on the theme of cutting-edge research using neuroimaging methods for studying human cognition. There will also be social activities.
More information and registration details will follow. In the meantime, please mark your calendar and send any questions to the conference organizers: Olivia Cheung and David Melcher.
Speakers
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Yanchao Bi, McGovern Institute for Brain Research, Beijing, China
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Olivia Cheung, NYU Abu Dhabi
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Olivier Collignon, UC Louvain, Belgium
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Ida Gobbini, University of Bologna, Italy
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Clayton Hickey, University of Birmingham, UK
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Angelika Lingnau, Regensburg University, Germany
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Liuba Papeo, CNRS, Lyon, France
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Marius Peelen, Donders Institute for Mind and Brain, Nijmegen, Netherlands
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Nathan Weisz, University of Salzburg, Austria
Organized by
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David Melcher, Professor of Psychology; Global Network Professor of Psychology, NYU Abu Dhabi
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Olivia Cheung, Assistant Professor of Psychology; Global Network Assistant Professor of Psychology, NYU Abu Dhabi
In Collaboration with
NYUAD Center for Brain and Health