Center for Biomedical Imaging Statistics (CBIS) at Emory University's Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics

Atlanta, GA
Joined June 2015
CBIS students presenting their work at SMI 2023. Congrats to Jialu Ran (@scarlett422301) on winning SMI 2023 Student Paper Competition Theory and Method Track!
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@EmoryCBIS Congratulations to Josh Lukemire, First place winner of 2019 Kutner Award for the Best Senior PhD Student Research Presentation.
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“Statistical Methods in Imaging” 2020 will take place @EmoryRollins, hosted by @EmoryCBIS & @yguo2_guo. This is becoming one of my favorite meetings and I’m sure #SMI2020 will not disappoint. scholarblogs.emory.edu/smi20… | @AmstatNews Imaging Section: community.amstat.org/statist… #JSM2019
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Neat methods and tools presented by @yguo2_guo at #JSM2019 to improve the reliability and reproducibility of brain imaging studies, including multimodal applications (and code!) arxiv.org/abs/1708.02123 | doi.org/10.1016/j.neuroimage… | github.com/IxavierHiggins/si…
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@EmoryCBIS CBIS members Josh Lukemire and Raphiel Murden did a great job in their presentations at 2019 Joint Statistical Meeting(JSM) at Denver last week. Both of them spoke at the session “Brain Connectivity studies” .
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Fmri time series converted to sound. Fascinating idea. utdallas.edu/news/2016/2/12-…
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24 years ago today, Jack Belliveau et at from @MGHMartinos introduce #fMRI to the world on the cover of Science.
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