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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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Our Distributional ICA (DICA) paper, the Discussions papers, and our Rejoinder are officially published in @Biometrics_ibs and featured as the Cover Image of the issue. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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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.
















