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fmri-for-beginners

A course designed for anyone entering the field of fMRI-based cognitive neuroscience. It covers both the theory behind how we analyze the data and technical skills/knowledge to apply right away. This course is designed for those who are new to the field, but contains useful resources for all skill levels.

Neuroanatomy

If you already have a strong footing in neuroanatomy, you can skip this part. While it may have been more logical to put this at the beginning, it also would have scared off many more people. Yes, neuroanatomy is complicated, but no, it is not impossible. It’s a gradual learning process. Start off with the materials provided below. Over time, you will be able to learn more through reading papers and looking at results, but you need to at least have a foundation to start with.

Tip: If you see something you don’t know, take a break and look it up online to learn about it. It’s much more enjoyable to learn about regions that are relevant to something you are reading/working on than it is to sit down and drive yourself crazy with rote memorization.

Otherwise, you have a couple options:


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