Here are the dates on which we plan to hold users' meetings during the spring (always at 11.00 in the R43 conference room):
8/2, 8/3, 5/4, 3/5 and 7/6.
2010-12-22
Cancelled users' meeting
The users' meeting on the 11th of January has been cancelled, so that the next meeting will take place on 8th of February instead.
The next neuGRID meeting
The next neuGRID meeting will take place January 24-26 in Brussels. This will constitute the Final event, where the project is unveiled to scientific community. An agenda will be posted here later on. A training session for key researchers within the community will also be held during these days, with the help of some of the SMILE users. We are currently organizing internal practice events on using the grid to prepare ourselves for this.
2011 spring talks
Here is the schedule for the spring academic meetings -- quite a packed one!
Academic meetings at SMILE, spring 2011:
Thursday 13/1 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Gabriela Spulber (PhD student at Institute of Clinical Medicine/Neurology at University of Eastern Finland, Kuopio and Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Division of Clinical geriatrics, Karolinska Institute):
”Visualizing normal aging”
Thursday 20/1 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room (extra meeting):
Amirhossein Manzouri (Exam work presentation for the Master’s degree in Medical Imaging at KTH):
“Tract based statistics of white matter analysis: clustering versus ROI”
Thursday 27/1 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Olof Lindberg (PhD student at Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Division of Clinical geriatrics, Karolinska Institute):
“The frontal lobe: at conceptual, structural and functional levels”
Thursday 3/2 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room (extra meeting):
Stefania Geraci (Exam work presentation for the Master’s degree in Electronic systems for biomedical applications at Department of electronics, informatics and system science at University of Bologna, Italy):
“Reduction of pulse artefacts in EEG data recordings at 3T”
Thursday 10/2 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room (extra meeting):
Victor Alvarez Barrientos (Exam work presentation for the Master’s degree in Medical Imaging at KTH):
“Brain image processing for revealing early Alzheimer's disease signs”
Thursday 31/3 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Anna Gärdin (MD, PhD student at Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology at Karolinska Institutet, Division of Medical Imaging and Technology, and Department of Radiology):
"MRI in chronic Achilles tendinosis"
Thursday 21/4 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Xiaozhen Li (PhD student at Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Division of Clinical geriatrics, Karolinska Institute):
"Assessment of AD risk with novel MRI techniques"
Thursday 26/5 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Lena Cavallin (MD, PhD student at Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology at Karolinska Institutet, Consultant in neuroradiology):
"Visual assessment of MTA is good enough... "
Academic meetings at SMILE, spring 2011:
Thursday 13/1 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Gabriela Spulber (PhD student at Institute of Clinical Medicine/Neurology at University of Eastern Finland, Kuopio and Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Division of Clinical geriatrics, Karolinska Institute):
”Visualizing normal aging”
Thursday 20/1 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room (extra meeting):
Amirhossein Manzouri (Exam work presentation for the Master’s degree in Medical Imaging at KTH):
“Tract based statistics of white matter analysis: clustering versus ROI”
Thursday 27/1 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Olof Lindberg (PhD student at Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Division of Clinical geriatrics, Karolinska Institute):
“The frontal lobe: at conceptual, structural and functional levels”
Thursday 3/2 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room (extra meeting):
Stefania Geraci (Exam work presentation for the Master’s degree in Electronic systems for biomedical applications at Department of electronics, informatics and system science at University of Bologna, Italy):
“Reduction of pulse artefacts in EEG data recordings at 3T”
Thursday 10/2 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room (extra meeting):
Victor Alvarez Barrientos (Exam work presentation for the Master’s degree in Medical Imaging at KTH):
“Brain image processing for revealing early Alzheimer's disease signs”
Thursday 31/3 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Anna Gärdin (MD, PhD student at Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology at Karolinska Institutet, Division of Medical Imaging and Technology, and Department of Radiology):
"MRI in chronic Achilles tendinosis"
Thursday 21/4 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Xiaozhen Li (PhD student at Department of Neurobiology, Care Sciences and Society, Division of Clinical geriatrics, Karolinska Institute):
"Assessment of AD risk with novel MRI techniques"
Thursday 26/5 at 11.00 in the R43 conference room:
Lena Cavallin (MD, PhD student at Department of Clinical Science, Intervention and Technology at Karolinska Institutet, Consultant in neuroradiology):
"Visual assessment of MTA is good enough... "
2010-12-17
2010-12-14
Book project "Neuroimaging"
Lena Cavallin was invited to participate in a book project, but had to decline the offer. It is however open for contributors (Open Access), so if you are interested, contact Sandra Bakic (see below).
Here is the detailed information:
My name is Mrs. Sandra Bakic and I am contacting you regarding a new InTech book project under the working title "Neuroimaging", ISBN: 978-953-307-413-9.
This book will be published by InTech - Open Access Publisher covering the fields of Science, Technology and Medicine.
You are invited to participate in this book project based on your paper "Voxel-based correlation between coregistered single-photon emission computed tomography and dynamic susceptibility contrast magnetic resonance imaging in subjects with suspected alzheimer disease", your publishing history and the quality of your research. However, we are not asking you to republish your work, but we would like you to prepare a new paper on one of the topics this book project covers.
Publication of the book is scheduled for 25 July, 2011. It will be abstracted and indexed in major online repositories and search engines. The book will also be available online and you will receive a hard copy via express delivery service.
Why should you participate?
- "Neuroimaging" covers your area of research
- Free online availability increases your paper's impact
- Each InTech book chapter is downloaded approximately 1000 times per month
- More citations of your work (research findings indicate that papers published under the Open Access model are likely to enjoy increased citation rates)
- You keep the copyright to your work
NEXT STEP: For further details about this book project please visit
http://www.intechweb.org/welcome/e4321a4d45346699f9ada729290e156a/lena.cavallin@karolinska.se
On this page you can find a detailed description of the book project, its scope and topics, details of the publishing process and a registration form.
For further details about InTech and Open Access please visit:
- About InTech: http://www.intechweb.org/welcome/e4321a4d45346699f9ada729290e156a/lena.cavallin@karolinska.se#about
- About Open Access: http://www.intechweb.org/welcome/e4321a4d45346699f9ada729290e156a/lena.cavallin@karolinska.se#oa
If you need more information about this book project, InTech or Open Access, please don't hesitate to contact me.
On behalf of InTech President, Aleksandar Lazinica,
Mrs. Sandra Bakic
Publishing Process Manager
---
InTech - Open Access Publisher
Email: bakic@intechweb.org
Web: http://www.intechweb.org/
Here is the detailed information:
My name is Mrs. Sandra Bakic and I am contacting you regarding a new InTech book project under the working title "Neuroimaging", ISBN: 978-953-307-413-9.
This book will be published by InTech - Open Access Publisher covering the fields of Science, Technology and Medicine.
You are invited to participate in this book project based on your paper "Voxel-based correlation between coregistered single-photon emission computed tomography and dynamic susceptibility contrast magnetic resonance imaging in subjects with suspected alzheimer disease", your publishing history and the quality of your research. However, we are not asking you to republish your work, but we would like you to prepare a new paper on one of the topics this book project covers.
Publication of the book is scheduled for 25 July, 2011. It will be abstracted and indexed in major online repositories and search engines. The book will also be available online and you will receive a hard copy via express delivery service.
Why should you participate?
- "Neuroimaging" covers your area of research
- Free online availability increases your paper's impact
- Each InTech book chapter is downloaded approximately 1000 times per month
- More citations of your work (research findings indicate that papers published under the Open Access model are likely to enjoy increased citation rates)
- You keep the copyright to your work
NEXT STEP: For further details about this book project please visit
http://www.intechweb.org/welcome/e4321a4d45346699f9ada729290e156a/lena.cavallin@karolinska.se
On this page you can find a detailed description of the book project, its scope and topics, details of the publishing process and a registration form.
For further details about InTech and Open Access please visit:
- About InTech: http://www.intechweb.org/welcome/e4321a4d45346699f9ada729290e156a/lena.cavallin@karolinska.se#about
- About Open Access: http://www.intechweb.org/welcome/e4321a4d45346699f9ada729290e156a/lena.cavallin@karolinska.se#oa
If you need more information about this book project, InTech or Open Access, please don't hesitate to contact me.
On behalf of InTech President, Aleksandar Lazinica,
Mrs. Sandra Bakic
Publishing Process Manager
---
InTech - Open Access Publisher
Email: bakic@intechweb.org
Web: http://www.intechweb.org/
2010-12-13
Dr. Howner
Congratulations to Katarina Howner (previously Wahlund) who made a brilliant defense of her thesis today!
2010-12-03
Going to Geneva
The manager will together with two users participate in the last neuGRID quarterly meeting, held in Geneva, Switzerland, on 6-8 of December. Hopefully we will see some more of the graphical user interface and have our example pipelines put through a fully functional grid!
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