Proposals for workshops are submitted by OHBM members and chosen by the OHBM Program Committee. Four morning workshops will be held each morning. Click on a title below for workshop descriptions.

Monday, June 11, 2012, 8:30-9:45

• Attaining fMRI-Resolution on the Scale of Cortical Columns and Layers
• Moving From Correlation to Prediction in Clinical Neuroscience
• Why Believe in Multivariate Pattern Analysis? The Skeptical Neuroimager's View
• Assessing Network (dys-) Function in Development, At-Risk States and Psychiatric Disorders

Tuesday, June 12, 2012, 8:30-9:45

• Brain Graphs: Recent Advances in Graph Analysis of Neuroimaging Data
• Quantitative Anatomical MRI
• From Static to Dynamic Descriptions: Non-Stationarity in Functional and Effective Brain Connectivity
• Big Science Comes to Imaging Genetics

Wednesday, June 13, 2012, 8:30-9:45

• Near InfraRed Spectroscopy Sheds Light on the Development of Brain Networks: The Case of Speech Perception
• Neural Repair as Changes in Network Connectivity: Using Computational Models of Brain Connectivity to Characterize Recovery from Injury and the Effects of Specific Interventions
• Pitfalls and Progress in the Analysis of Longitudinal Structural MRI
• Ultra-High Speed fMRI: Methods, Sensitivity Increases and Applications

Thursday, June 14, 2012, 8:30-9:45

• The Unbearable Inseparability of Brain and Body: Peripheral Physiology in Functional Neuroimaging
• Connecting Consciousness and Connectivity
• Where’s Your Signal? Explicit Spatial Models to Improve Interpretability and Sensitivity of Neuroimaging Results
• Attention and Expectation in Human Visual Perception