Check out the latest "I Am A Scientist" podcasts, which every week interviews a scientist about their research topic. Last week, I was a guest, and this week's guest is Jane Lawrence. She discusses two types of imaging techniques: real-time fMRI and fMRI of the spinal cord. Check it out!
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The blogosphere has begun debating the merits of fMRI. That's a good thing.
In a recent issue of Nature, Nikos Logothetis, director of the Max Plank Institute for Biological Cybernetics, wrote some surprisingly harsh sentences
Over at Small Gray Matters, there is an excellent critique of my last post on fMRI. Here is the nut graf:
OF all the techniques used by neuroscientists, none has captured the imagination of the general public more than functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).
Thanks for that.
Do you know any other cool podcasts?
Hey!
That's my university. I can't believe I didn't know we had a program like this. Thanks, Shelley.
Cool! Good on ya for bein a guest, too. Ditto on the linx to other podcasts...
Not so sure on other podcasts, but i'll keep my ears open and post em when i hear of em.