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Neuroimaging as endpoints in clinical trials: Are we there yet? Perspective from the first Provence workshop

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Acknowledgements

Special thanks to Dr Kiran Deol for her marvelous behind the scenes work organizing the workshop, as well as Marc, Patricia and all the staff of the Domaine des Escaunes who made our time so enjoyable. We also extend our gratitude to Dr Melissa Green for her initial work in creating and promoting the workshop, as well as Katherine Koulizakis for her administrative support. Finally, we thank our various drivers for their peerless knowledge of the Provencal countryside.

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Valenzuela, M., Bartrés-Faz, D., Beg, F. et al. Neuroimaging as endpoints in clinical trials: Are we there yet? Perspective from the first Provence workshop. Mol Psychiatry 16, 1064–1066 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1038/mp.2011.62

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