Johan Carlin

Name:	Johan Carlin
Affiliation:	University of Cambridge
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	18 Feb 2021, 8:30 p.m.

Public lists managed by Johan Carlin

• Imagers Interest Group

Talks given by Johan Carlin

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Talks organised by Johan Carlin

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• Faster than the speed of BOLD: what can we gain from ultra-fast multiband fMRI?
• Reconsidering population inference from a prevalence perspective
• Multi-channel MEG measurements with a wearable OPM system
• Conceptual and methodological advances in laminar fMRI
• Title to be confirmed
• Issues in Interpreting Cluster-Based Permutation Tests
• Resting-State fMRI Pre-processing and Denoising
• Extracting Universal Representations of Cognition from fMRI mega-analyses
• An Introduction to Linear Mixed Effects (LME) models
• What is the best way to teach imaging analysis?
• Imaging Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
• Linear Dynamical Systems Models of Adult Lifespan Data
• Directed dynamical connectivity in neuroimaging data: approaches, promises, and pitfalls
• Towards a theory of functional MRS
• Practical Power Estimation for fMRI
• Deep Learning in Cognitive Computational Neuroscience – A Brief Introduction
• Investigating directed phase couplings from multivariate EEG/MEG time series
• Do we have a problem with methods skills in cognitive neuroscience?
• Building sophisticated and reproducible neuroimaging pipelines with NiPyPe
• Fast validation of LDA classifiers for cross-validation and permutation testing + new MVPA toolbox
• Phase-coupling Resting-State Networks (RSNs) from human intra-cranial recordings comprise functionally related, spatially contiguous regions