The Challenge and Opportunities of Mapping Cortical Layer Activity and Connectivity with fMRI
Brain Imaging, Neuroimaging, Biomedical Engineering and seminar by Dr. Peter Bandettini, NIMH
Hosted by IEEE Brain
Thursday 22:00–23:10 Los Angeles (GMT-7)
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Abstract
In this talk I outline the technical challenges and current solutions to layer fMRI. Specifically, I describe our acquisition strategies for maximizing resolution, spatial coverage, time efficiency as well as, perhaps most importantly, vascular specificity. Novel applications from our group, including mapping feedforward and feedback connections to M1 during task and sensory input modulation and S1 during a sensory prediction task are be shown. Layer specific activity in dorsal lateral prefrontal cortex during a working memory task is also demonstrated. Additionally, I’ll show preliminary work on mapping whole brain layer-specific resting state connectivity and hierarchy.
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