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Group: resting-state_networks

Functional imaging, notably fMRI and PET, have demonstrated the existence of numerous distributed networks in the human brain that have a spontaneous, large activity at rest. This group is about all experimental or simulation results related to these resting-state networks.

Recent group activity

2009-11-16

15:46: pbellec posted Effects of model-based physiological noise correction on default mode network anti-correlations and correlations.
15:22: pbellec posted Involvement of the Intrinsic/Default System in Movement-Related Self Recognition
05:47: brembs joined the group

2009-11-11

2009-11-07

19:05: pbellec posted NEDICA: Detection of group functional networks in FMRI using spatial independent component analysis

2009-11-04

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