Suchergebnisse

Logothetis, N.: NET-fMRI of Large-Scale Brain Networks: Mapping Dynamic Connectivity in Epochs of Synaptic and System Consolidation. Gordon Research Conference: Thalamocortical Interactions - Cell and Circuit Properties of Thalamocortical Interactions, Ventura, CA, USA (2016)

Bülthoff, H.: "Und wenn wir einfach zur Arbeit fliegen?": Neue Technologien für persönliche Lufttransportsysteme. Science Pub Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany (2016)

Henning, A.: Magnetic resonance spectroscopy: from system architecture to application. MRI Colloquium: Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Berlin, Germany (2016)

Scheffler, K.; Buckenmaier, K.: Challenges and opportunities of ultra-high and ultra-low fields. Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Berlin, Germany (2016)

Bethge, M.: Let's compete: Benchmarking models in neuroscience. NIPS 2015 Workshop on Statistical Methods for Understanding Neural Systems, Montréal, Canada (2015)

Macke, J.: Correlations and signatures of criticality in neural population models. NIPS 2015 Workshop: Modelling and Inference for Dynamics on Complex Interaction Networks: Joining Up Machine aqnd Statistical Physics, Montréal, Canada (2015)

Angelovski, G.: Bioresponsive Nano-sized Contrast Agents for Functional MRI. Conference on Medicinal Flavor of Metal Complexes: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications, Orléans, France (2015)

Schüz, A.: Cortico-cortical long-range connectivity Part 2: The human cortical white matter. NeuroMat Workshop: Random Graphs in the Brain, São Paulo, Brazil (2015)

Schüz, A.: Cortico-cortical long-range connectivity Part 1: Anatomical data from mouse and monkey. NeuroMat Workshop: Random Graphs in the Brain, São Paulo, Brazil (2015)

Schüz, A.: Quantitative neuroanatomy as a tool to understand cortical function Part 2: Network structure and functional conclusions. NeuroMat Workshop: Random Graphs in the Brain, São Paulo, Brazil (2015)

Schüz, A.: Quantitative neuroanatomy as a tool to understand cortical function Part 1: Methodological aspects. NeuroMat Workshop: Random Graphs in the Brain , São Paulo, Brazil (2015)

Bethge, M.: Perceiving Neural Networks. Max Planck ETH Center for Learning Systems Inauguration, Tübingen, Germany (2015)

Meilinger, T.: Experimenting with psychology of space: Setting up experiments in vitro, in situ, and in silico. University of Copenhagen Course: Human mobility, cognition and GISc, Copenhagen, Denmark (2015)

Ortiz-Rios, M.: New evidence supporting a hemifield code representation for acoustic space in macaque auditory cortex. Newcastle University, Medical Sciences Graduate School: IoN Seminar, Newcastle, UK (2015)

Bülthoff, I.: Race and identity: what gives a face its race and what do we remember about familiar faces? University Bremen: Cognium, Bremen, Germany (2015)

Ehses, P.: High-resolution mapping of neuronal activation in humans using balanced SSFP at 9.4T. 5th NIPS-CIN Joint Symposium, Okazaki, Japan (2015)

Hagberg, G.: Il controllo di qualità nell’imaging funzionale. I Controlli di Qualitá nelle Procedure RM Avanzate, Brescia, Italy (2015)

Scheffler, K.: The potential of ultra-high fields for brain imaging. 5th NIPS-CIN Joint Symposium, Okazaki, Japan (2015)

Dwarakanath, A.: Spatial structures and temporal scales of correlated variability and synchrony in the macaque PFC. 16th Conference of Junior Neuroscientists of Tübingen (NeNa 2015): Communicating the Challenges of Science, Schramberg, Germany (2015)

Yu, X.: Probe light inside the rat brain for single-vessel fMRI under 14T. Chinese Academy of Sciences: Institute of Automation, Beijing, China (2015)