MRI neuroimaging has emerged as a powerful method for studying in-vivo brain structure and function across both healthy and diseased states. While new researchers may readily access advice and support for acquisition from operators, radiologists, and technicians, gaining a solid understanding of the principles behind analyzing neuroimaging data remains a challenge. This understanding is crucial for selecting appropriate acquisition parameters, designing effective experiments, and accurately interpreting results.
This comprehensive primer provides a general and accessible introduction to the diverse range of MRI-based neuroimaging techniques utilized in research. Enhanced with online datasets and practical examples, it empowers readers to gain hands-on experience working with real data. This makes it an ideal choice for those stepping into the neuroimaging field. The text also covers the fundamentals of different MRI modalities, common artifacts, essential analysis techniques, and standard ‘pipelines’ including brain extraction, registration, and segmentation.
Importantly, this primer requires no more than high-school level mathematics and physics, making it essential reading for anyone aspiring to work in neuroimaging or seeking to understand the results emerging from this rapidly evolving field.
The Oxford Neuroimaging Primers series comprises concise texts tailored for new researchers or advanced undergraduates in biological, medical, or physical sciences. These primers are designed to offer a broad understanding of how neuroimaging data can be analyzed and how that analysis relates to acquisition and interpretation. Each primer serves as a stand-alone introduction to a specific area of neuroimaging, while collectively they provide a comprehensive foundation for this increasingly influential field.
Unlock the secrets of neuroimaging today! Dive into this essential primer to enhance your knowledge and skills in MRI neuroimaging.
Authors:
Mark Jenkinson (Author)
Edition:
1st
Publication Date:
January 8, 2018
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