Continuing with ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series, our next webinar is on Advanced Imaging Applications on the CVL Platform. Join us on November 9th, 2022 for another comprehensive workshop series followed by a practical session on November 15th, 2022.
About
ACCS Brain Imaging Workshop Series started in 2021. Over five workshops focusing on processing brain magnetic resonance Imaging (MRI) on CVL, including data collection, data converting, basic imaging analysis on structural imaging data as well as machine learning on imaging have been delivered.
ACCS WP5 is thrilled to bring a new webinar as part of this series, this time focusing on advanced imaging applications on CVL in different MR modalities, including 1) structural MRI with spectral shape analysis in eigenmode analysis; 2) Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) analysis, and 3) resting-state functional MRI analysis.
The workshop will be delivered in two parts: Webinar (9th/Nov, 13:00 to 15:00 AEDT) in which three experts will present their research work as examples of these three advanced imaging applications. This workshop will be followed by a hands-on session (15th/Nov, 13:00 to 15:00 AEDT) that will focus on how to replicate the methods of these three modalities (presented in the webinar) on CVL@MASSIVE, preparation of the software, pipelines and practice data for all participants. The goal is to teach researchers to access CVL and run these pipelines, which include eigenmode, DTI preprocessing through Mrtrix, fMRI preprocessing (Conn and fMRIprep) and connectome and seed-base analysis (Conn) and Connectome analysis using Network Based Statistic Toolbox.
Event Program
*This is a draft program, a final agenda will be updated closer to the event.
Structural MRI With Shape Analysis - Dr Kevin Aquino (The University of Sydney - BrainKey)
Title: A multiscale characterization on cortical shape
Structural connectivity of diffusion MRI - Ms Suzan Maleki (Monash Univeristy)
Title: Chronic cannabis use effects on brain connectivity: A connectome analysis (to be advised)
Functional connectivity of the fMRI - Hannah Thomson (Australian Catholic University)
Title: Examine Resting-state Functional Connectivity Differences between Heavy Cannabis Users and Non UsersThe preamble of the hands-on session on November 15th, 2022 -Dr Chao Suo, Dr Yu-Chi Chen and Suzan Maleki (Monash University)
A brief demonstration of how to run the relevant analysis on the CVL platform.
For more information about this webinar please contact us
IMPORTANT
This webinar will be followed by a hands-on session on November 15th, 2022. If you are interested in joining this session, please register here separately.
Although it is not compulsory to participate in the webinar to be able to join the hands-on session, it is highly recommended.
Event details
Date
9 November 2022
Time
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm AEDT
Location
online event
Host organisation
Australian Characterisation Commons at Scale (ACCS) Project