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Hello @smoia, You have been assigned to the emergent session 17:45-18:45 GMT+1 on June 21, 2022.
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You have been assigned to session #7.
Hello! I'm in Glasgow in person!
Crowdcast link for virtual attendance: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/osr-2022--emergent-7
Physiopy open meeting: Best practices in using physiological data to denoise functional timeseries
By Stefano Moia, physiopy community & EPFL Recording and streaming volunteer
Emergent sessions #7, #3
Short description and the goals for the session
Physiopy is a community that develops solutions to improve the use of physiological signals (e.g. respiratory and cardiac related signals) in functional neuroimaging. Part of this effort is dedicated to compile best practices on how to record, clean, and use physiological data.
In this emergent session, we want to invite physiological data experts and newbies alike to discuss the best practices in using physiological signals to denoise neuroimaging data (with a focus on functional MRI). In particular, following our Educational Course, we will discuss how respiratory and cardiac signals, as well as respiratory and cardiac information captured in the neuroimaging data, should (or should not) be used and modeled in an fMRI experiment.
If you are a physiological data user or expert, or if you are simply curious about how you can use physiological data in your functional MRI setting, feel free to join us!
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