March 13
Morning Course
07:00am – Dos and Don'ts of fMRI experimental design
Joana Balardin (UFABC – Brazil)
07:30am – Dos and Don'ts of fMRI data analysis
Gilson Vieira (USP – Brazil)
Morning: Methods / Acquisition
08:00am – Opening
08:30am – Using high magnetic fields to image brain anatomy and function
Afonso Silva (NINDS/NIH – USA)
09:20am – Functional and anatomical imaging of the human brain at 7 and 9.4T
Kamil Uludag (Univ. Maastricht – Netherlands)
10:10am – Coffee Break
10:40am – Translating multimodal brain research into health-care actions
Pedro Valdes-Sosa (CNEURO – Cuba)
11:30am – DTI / fMRI student presentations
A J-PRESS 1H-MRS Study of Euthymic Bipolar I Disorder Patients
Soeiro-de-Souza, M.G. et al
Motor readiness modulates resting state
Bazán, P.R. et al
Enhancing Motor Network Activity using Real-time Functional MRI Neurofeedback of Left Premotor Cortex
Marins, T. et al
Somatosensory-Motor Circuit Associated With Self-Modulation of Manual Force
Luccas, C. et al
12:30pm – Inauguration Ceremony: MRI 7T core-facility
Afternoon: Methods / Analysis
02:00pm – Advanced fMRI: from spins to molecules, and vice-versa
Peter Morris (Univ. Nottingham – UK)
02:50pm – Computational modeling of functional brain imaging data
Barry Horwitz (NIDCD/NIH – USA)
03:40pm – Coffee Break
04:10pm – Studying spontaneous brain activity using multimodal imaging
Louis Lemieux (UCL – UK)
05:00pm – The graphical mining of large-scale neuroimaging datasets
John Darrell Van Horn (USC – USA)
05:50pm – Eye-tracking applications in acquiring and disseminating implicit knowledge in neuroimaging
Souvenir Zalla (USP - Brazil)
March 14
Morning Course
07:00am – Dos and Don'ts of EEG data acquisition and analysis
André Cravo (UFABC – Brazil)
07:30am – Dos and Don'ts of diffusion imaging
Ellison Cardoso (USP – Brazil)
Morning: LABMAN Presents
08:00am-12:00pm - Brain Mapping in Latin American: Science
08:00 - Argentina: Valeria Della Maggiori
08:25 - Brazil: Fernanda Moll
08:50 - Chile: Gonzalo Rojas
09:25 - Cuba: Pedro Valdes-Sosa
09:50 - Mexico: Erika Proal
10:10am – Coffee Break
10:40 - Spain: Maria del Iglesia
11:05 - More La countries: Edson Amaro
11:20 - Town Hall Meeting: suggestions/questions/discussions - improving LABMAN agenda!
12:20pm – Lunch Symposium sponsored by Siemens
7T MRI: A Game-Changer for Human Neuroscience
Robert Turner (Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences - Germany)
01:00pm – LABMAN Board Work meeting
Afternoon: Applications
02:00pm – From in situ post-mortem imaging to 7T: a Latin American path to translational medicine
Helmut Heinsen (Univ. Würzburg/USP – Germany/Brazil)
02:50pm – MRI imaging in psychiatry – clinical tool or expensive toy?
Steve C. R. Williams (IoPPN/King’s College London – UK)
03:40pm – Coffee Break
04:10pm – Joint acquisition and analysis of imaging and electrophysiology: challenges and opportunities
Mark Cohen (Center for Cognitive Neuroscience /UCLA - USA)
05:00pm – EEG / sMRI student presentations
Decreased centrality of cortical volume covariance networks in Autism Spectrum Disorders
Balardin, J. B. et al
Automatic Segmentation of Short Association Fibers Using an Atlas of The Fronto-Parietal and Insula Brain Connections Guevara, M. et al
Design of 8-channel receive-only phased array COILs for mri/fmri of marmosets at 7T
Papoti, D. et al
Simple and Reproducible Quantitative Imaging of The Cerebrovascular Function
Tancredi, F.B. et al
Evening:
06:00pm – Brain Bee meeting with Brain Mapping Experts : Q&A
Brain Bee Winners announcement
07:00pm – Farewell Cocktail
Please send any doubts about poster and oral presentations to contact@labman.org.
We hope to see you in São Paulo!
