Neural Event Triggered fMRI - NET-fMRI

Explore the cutting-edge field of Neural Event Triggered fMRI (NET-fMRI) in this 45-minute lecture by Nikos K. Logothetis from the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen. Delivered as part of the BMM Summer Course 2018, delve into topics such as multiunit activity, bandlimited power signals, RTN theorem, K complexes, Isetta, sharp wave, memory, anatomy, time courses, and systems. Gain insights into this innovative neuroimaging technique, understanding its applications and implications for brain research. Note that the recording is truncated due to discussion of unpublished work.

Introduction
Presentation
Question
Multiunit activity
Bandlimited power signals
RTN theorem
K complexes
Isetta
Sharp Wave
Memory
Anatomy
Time Courses
Systems