Learn about groundbreaking research in brain activity and neuroimaging through this 55-minute seminar presentation from the MGH Martinos Center's BrainMap series, delivered by Dr. Ehsan Shokri Kojori from NIH/NIAAA. Explore the concept of autonomic brain activity modes, discover new opportunities in neuroimaging techniques, and understand their potential clinical applications. Gain insights from cutting-edge research presented at the Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, a leading institution in biomedical imaging research and development.
An Autonomic Mode of Brain Activity: Neuroimaging Opportunities and Novel Clinical Implications
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BrainMap: An autonomic mode of brain activity: neuroimaging opportunities and novel clinical impl...
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