Neuroimaging Methods
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A [Fall 2014]: MRI - Signals

Duration: 6:19
Description:
A discussion of three fundamental MR signals – proton density, T1, and T2.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A [Fall 2014]: MRI - The Coils

Duration: 6:01
Description:
An introduction to gradient coils and their effect on MR signals.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A FA14: MRI - The B0 Field

Duration: 4:05
Description:
A quick overview of B0 field generation in MR.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A [Fall 2014]: MRI Instrument Overview

Duration: 7:16
Description:
An overview of the components and separate systems comprising an MRI instrument.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A FA14: Course Introduction

Duration: 3:46
Description:
A brief introduction to PSYCH 204A and the materials.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A: Slice Selection

Date: 10/25/2012
Description:
Wandell describes how gradient and RF pulses are combined to select a given slice in MR imaging.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A: The Imaging Gradients

Date: 10/25/20122
Description:
Gradient representation: time, space and slew
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
Linear Models and the Fourier Series

Date: 10/18/2012
Description:
Wandell explains the use of linear models in magnetic resonance imaging with particular focus on the use of the fourier series and k-space.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
Imaging Principles

Date: 10/16/2012
Description:
This video covers the effect of gradients (G). Using the example of two beakers Wandell explains how spatial localization is achieved through the application of gradients in MR imaging.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
Free Induction Decay

Date: 10/10/2012
Description:
This tutorial explains the Free Induction Decay Experiment and it’s theoretical implications.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A: Pulse Sequences

Date: 09/26/2012
Description:
An introduction to pulse sequences and their parameters.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A: Magnetic Resonance Quantities

Date: 09/26/2012
Description:
This video provides an introduction to three magnetic resonance quantities: PD (proton density), T1, and T2.
Brian Wandell
(Stanford University)
PSYCH 204A: Course Introduction

Date: 09/25/2012
Description:
A brief introduction to PSYCH 204A and the materials.
Bob Dougherty
(Stanford, CNI)
fMRI Analysis Tutorial

Date: 3/30/2012
Description:
A tutorial on the basics of analyzing functional MR data, including preprocessing steps, GLM model specification, analysis, and visualization. I’ll demonstrate a basic analysis using FSL and visualization with FreeSurfer. You can also get the slides from this tutorial.
Bob Dougherty
(Stanford, CNI)
High Angular Resolution Diffusion Imaging (HARDI) Tutorial

Date: 02/02/2012
Description:
A tutorial on analyzing high-angular resolution diffusion imaging (HARDI) data. I’ll mainly focus on the practical aspects of data analysis, including preprocessing steps, model fitting, and analysis. I’ll also go over some of the analysis tools that I use, such as MRtrix, mrDiffusion and dipy, and give practical examples from each of them.
- Brian Wandell » MRI - Signals
- Brian Wandell » MRI - The Coils
- Brian Wandell » The MR Instrument - B0 Field
- Brian Wandell » MRI Instrument Overview
- Brian Wandell » Course Introduction
- Brian Wandell » 08: Slice Selection
- Brian Wandell » 07: The Imaging Gradients
- Brian Wandell » 06: Linear Models
- Brian Wandell » 05: Imaging Principles
- Brian Wandell » 04: Free Induction Decay
- Brian Wandell » 03: Pulse Sequences
- Brian Wandell » 02: Magnetic Resonance Quantities
- Brian Wandell » 01: Course Introduction
- Bob Dougherty » fMRI Analysis
- Bob Dougherty » High Angular Resolution Diffusion Imaging