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December 2008

New Horizons for the Next Era of Human Brain Imaging, Cognitive and Behavioral Research: Pacific Rim Interactivity

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16 articles in this issue

New Horizons for the Next Era of Human Brain Imaging, Cognitive, and Behavioral Research: Pacific Rim Interactivity
John Darrell Van Horn
Peter A. Bandettini
Arthur W. Toga
OriginalPaper 02 October 2008 Pages: 227 - 231
New Opportunities for High-Field In Vivo MRS in Studying Brain Bioenergetics and Function
Xiao-Hong Zhu
Fei Du
Wei Chen
OriginalPaper 19 September 2008 Pages: 232 - 241
Linking Neural Activity to Mental Processes
Shihui Han
Fang Fang
OriginalPaper 27 August 2008 Pages: 242 - 248
Multimodal Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Brain Disorders: Advances and Perspectives
Tianzi Jiang
Yong Liu
Yuan Zhou
OriginalPaper 05 November 2008 Pages: 249 - 257
Meeting the Challenges of Neuroimaging Genetics
Greig I. de Zubicaray
Ming-Chang Chiang
Paul M. Thompson
OriginalPaper 05 August 2008 Pages: 258 - 263
Interpretation of Neuroimaging Data Based on Network Concepts
Anthony R. McIntosh
Michèle Korostil
OriginalPaper Open access 14 August 2008 Pages: 264 - 269
Kinetic Models of Brain Activity
Michael Breakspear
Stuart Knock
OriginalPaper 26 September 2008 Pages: 270 - 288
Human Cortical Anatomical Networks Assessed by Structural MRI
A. C. Evans
J. M. Lee
U. Yoon
OriginalPaper 15 November 2008 Pages: 289 - 299
Hemispheric Asymmetries in Tracking Occluded Moving Targets with the Mind’s Eye: Simultaneous Event-Related fMRI and Eye-Movement Recording
Yang Jiang
Jinhong Ding
David K. Powell
OriginalPaper 26 September 2008 Pages: 300 - 308
Neural Correlation of “Global-first” Topological Perception: Anterior Temporal Lobe
Tiangang Zhou
Jun Zhang
Lin Chen
OriginalPaper 09 October 2008 Pages: 309 - 317
The Potential for New Understandings of Normal and Abnormal Cognition by Integration of Neuroimaging and Behavioral Data: Not an Exercise in Carrying Coals to Newcastle
P. T. Michie
T. W. Budd
H. Yabe
OriginalPaper 23 September 2008 Pages: 318 - 326
Individual Variability in Brain Activity: A Nuisance or an Opportunity?
John Darrell Van Horn
Scott T. Grafton
Michael B. Miller
OriginalPaper 15 October 2008 Pages: 327 - 334
The Role of Neuroimaging in Developmental Social Psychology
Norihiro Sadato
Tomoyo Morita
Shoji Itakura
OriginalPaper Open access 10 October 2008 Pages: 335 - 342
Mind Meld: Collaborative Approaches to Understanding How We All Think
Caroline Rae
Roland G. Henry
OriginalPaper 16 October 2008 Pages: 343 - 349
A Vision for Translating Neuroimaging Techniques into Clinical Applications through Collaboration
Shen-Hsing Annabel Chen
Wen-Yih Isaac Tseng
Kayako Matsuo
OriginalPaper 18 October 2008 Pages: 350 - 358
Pacific Rim Collaborations: A Canadian Perspective
Cheryl Grady
Stephen Strother
OriginalPaper 04 October 2008 Pages: 359 - 363

Volume 2, Issue 4

New Horizons for the Next Era of Human Brain Imaging, Cognitive, and Behavioral Research: Pacific Rim Interactivity

New Opportunities for High-Field In Vivo MRS in Studying Brain Bioenergetics and Function

Linking Neural Activity to Mental Processes

Multimodal Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Brain Disorders: Advances and Perspectives

Meeting the Challenges of Neuroimaging Genetics

Interpretation of Neuroimaging Data Based on Network Concepts

Kinetic Models of Brain Activity

Human Cortical Anatomical Networks Assessed by Structural MRI

Hemispheric Asymmetries in Tracking Occluded Moving Targets with the Mind’s Eye: Simultaneous Event-Related fMRI and Eye-Movement Recording

Neural Correlation of “Global-first” Topological Perception: Anterior Temporal Lobe

The Potential for New Understandings of Normal and Abnormal Cognition by Integration of Neuroimaging and Behavioral Data: Not an Exercise in Carrying Coals to Newcastle

Individual Variability in Brain Activity: A Nuisance or an Opportunity?

The Role of Neuroimaging in Developmental Social Psychology

Mind Meld: Collaborative Approaches to Understanding How We All Think

A Vision for Translating Neuroimaging Techniques into Clinical Applications through Collaboration

Pacific Rim Collaborations: A Canadian Perspective

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