2015-16: CCNS: Challenges in Functional Connectivity Modeling and Analysis: April 8-10, 2016
Workshop Information
Location: Hamner Conference Center, RTP, NC
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Description:
Directorate Liaison: Tom Witelski, Duke University
Friday, April 8th
Hamner Conference Center
8:00 |
Shuttle to Hamner Conference Center |
8:30– 9:00 |
Welcome by SAMSI Associate Director: Thomas Witelski Introduction to CCNS Program: Daniel Rowe (Marquette University) Overview of the Aims of the Workshop: Hernando Ombao (University of California, Irvine) |
9:00 –10:15 |
Lecture: Neurophysiology and Behavior: Spike Trains and Fields David Moorman (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) |
10:15– 10:45 |
Break |
10:45–12:00 |
Lecture: Functional Connectivity and the Neurophysics of EEG Ramesh Srinivasan (Univ California, Irvine) |
12:00–1:15 |
Lunch |
1:15–2:15 |
Lecture: Interdependence and Brain Networks Paul Laurenti (Wake Forest University) |
2:15–2:45 |
Break |
2:45–3:45 |
Lecture: Overview of Spatial Statistics with Applications to fMRI Stefano Castruccio (Newcastle University, UK) |
3:45–4:15 |
Break |
4:15–5:15 |
Lecture: Power and Sample Size Calculations in fMRI Joke Durnez (Stanford University) |
5:45–8:00 |
Dinner and Informal Discussion on Grants Opportunities and Grant Writing Alicia Carriquiry (Iowa State University) Nandini Kannan (NSF Program Director) Michael Kosorok (University of North Carolina) David Stoffer (University of Pittsburgh) |
8:00 |
Shuttle departs to hotel |
Saturday, April 9th
Hamner Conference Center
9:00 |
Shuttle to Hamner Conference Center |
9:30–10:30
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Integrative Methods for Neuroimaging Data Organizer: Marina Vannucci (Rice University) Vince Calhoun (University of New Mexico) Approaches to Multi-Model Fusion of Brain Imaging Data Rajarshi Guhaniyogi (University of California, Santa Cruz) Bayesian Tensor Regression: A Scalable Bayesian Framework for Neuroimaging Data |
10:30–11:00 |
Break |
11:00–12:30 |
Integrative Methods for Neuroimaging Data (Continued) Dubois Bowman (Columbia University) Integrative Methods for Functional and Structural Connectivity Michele Guindani (MD Anderson) Integrative Bayesian Modeling Approaches to Imaging Genetics Discussion |
12:30–2:00 |
Lunch and Poster Session |
2:00–3:00
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fMRI Connectivity Organizer: Ting-ting Zhang (University of Virginia) Jane-Ling Wang (University of California, Davis) A New Measure of Synchronization to Quantify Brain Connectivity Ani Eloyan (Brown University) Functional Connectivity in Autism via Independent Component Analysis |
3:00-3:30 |
Break |
3:30-5:00 |
fMRI Connectivity (Continued) Mary Kociuba (Marquette University) Martin Lindquist (Johns Hopkins University) Dynamic Connectivity: Pitfalls and Promises Discussion |
5:00–6:00 |
Break |
6:00–8:00
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Dinner and Talks Jana Borg (Duke University) Dynamic Neural Network Interactions Underlying Moral Decision-Making John Muschelli (Johns Hopkins University) Neuroimaging in R: fslr and Other R Packages |
8:00 |
Shuttle departs to hotel |
Sunday, April 10th
Hamner Conference Center
8:30 |
Shuttle to Hamner Conference Center |
9:00–10:30 |
Inferring Connectivity in Various Modalities Organizers: Daniel Rowe (Marquette) and Hernando Ombao (UC Irvine) Lexin Li (UC Berkeley) Estimation and Inference for Brain Connectivity Analysis Damla Senturk (UCLA) Identifying Longitudinal Trends within EEG Experiments Discussion |
10:30–10:45 |
Break |
10:45-11:45 |
Integrated Multi-modal Data Analysis Jorge Riera (Florida International Atlantic University) |
11:45–1:00 |
Group Box Lunch Discussion on the Future of Neuro-statistics Concluding Remarks Hongtu Zhu (UNC) |
1:00 |
Adjourn and shuttle to RDU Airport |
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