fMRI 2.0

Cognitive NeuroscienceNeuroimaging
Written By Kim Orsten-Hooge, Ph.D.

A good article on the rise of fMRI, the questions surrounding the methodology and its assumptions, and current/future directions and alternatives for neuroimaging.Click the link below for the full article:Brain imaging: fMRI 2.0 : Nature News & Comment.

Kim Orsten-Hooge, Ph.D.
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