rgbayrak
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2 years ago Hello @jbteves, you have been assigned to the emergent session # 8 10:30-11:30 GMT+1 on June 22, 2022.
Please confirm that you have seen this memo by giving thumbs up! This meeting will be hybrid and recorded. Whether you are in-person or virtual, the meeting will be held in SEC Armadillo Gala Room and streamed via Crowdcast. If in-person, please come to the SEC Armadillo Gala Room 15 minutes before your session to set up. If you are virtual, please join the Crowdcast 10 minutes before your session.
Crowdcast link: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/osr-2022--emergent-8
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Discussion of priorities for multi-echo fMRI methods development
By Daniel Handwerker, NIH/NIMH Recording and streaming volunteer Joshua Teves, NIH/NIMH
Emergent sessions whichever available
Short description and the goals for the session
Multi-echo fMRI is an acquisition method that can be used to empirically identify and remove non-neural noise. There is active research into ways we can use multi-echo information to improve our data. Over the past 5 years, much of this work has been done in open and collaborative framework. tedana.readthedocs.io is both multi-echo denoising software and a hub for educational and support resources for people interested in multi-echo fMRI. The developers of tedana created a roadmap for the main goals of our work and we're getting near (definitely not there) to accomplishing those goals. We want to use this session to both provide a status report regarding tedana and to open discussion for priorities for multi-echo fMRI development either within or outside of tedana.
Useful Links
tedana.readthedocs.io
Tagging @handwerkerd, @emdupre, @smoia