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About
Administration Structure
Directors
Staff
Strategic Advisory Council
Scientific Review Committee Membership
Instruments, Services, Fees
Instruments
Analysis Core
Fees
Labs & Links
Labs
Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience Lab
Clinical Neuroscience Lab
Cortical Architecture Imaging and Discovery
Exercise Muscle Physiology Lab
Gene-Brain-Social Behavior Lab
Georgia Emotion NeuroImaging Lab
MR Physics Lab
Neuropsychology and Memory Assessment Lab
Small Animal MRI Instrument Lab
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SEC MRI/fMRI Mini-Conference
Enhancing early detection of tumors and in vivo cell tracking using SPIO nanoparticles
First Annual Southeastern Conference MRI/fMRI Collaborative Mini-conference
Accumulation of manganese in the brains of C57BL/6 mice following drinking water exposure
Institute for Imaging & Analytical Technologies
Hyperscanning fMRI and Social Exchange in the SEC
Assessment of a Wavelet-Based Clustering Analysis on FMRI Time Series
Brain mechanisms involved in the attribution of emotional reations: an fMRI study
Enabling Techniques for QRS Complex
Detection within High Field MRI:
3DQRS and Vectorcardiogram Approaches
Evaluation of the Inverse U Shaped Activation Hypothesis in Alzheimer’s Disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment: A quantitative meta-analysis of fMRI research.
Investigating the timing and directional connectivity of emotional discrimination
Overview of Research at the Auburn
University MRI Research Center
Dynamic brain connectivity is a better predictor of PTSD than static connectivity