fMRI from zero

The pictures from the fMRI lessons that you can click, drag and animate. Each page works on its own and links back to the lessons that use it.

Hydrogen and the MR signal Switch the magnet on, tip the protons with a radio pulse and watch the signal they give back Beginner Lessons 2, 3 Open β†’ Oxygen and the BOLD signal Follow the chain from active neurons to blood flow to a brighter MR signal Beginner Lesson 4 Open β†’ The haemodynamic response Build a task and see the slow, delayed BOLD response the scanner will record Beginner Lessons 5, 15 Open β†’
Brain regions and networks Click a region to see what it does, which network it belongs to and where fMRI struggles Beginner Lessons 6, 7, 16 Coming soon
Signal lost and recovered Watch spins fall out of step, then bring part of the signal back with an echo Intermediate Lessons 3, 9 Open β†’
From k-space to a 4D image Fill k-space line by line and see the image appear, slice by slice, volume by volume Intermediate Lessons 8, 12 Coming soon
Scanners and kinds of scans Compare 1.5, 3 and 7 tesla, and see what multiband, ASL and resting-state scans change Intermediate Lessons 10, 11 Coming soon
Noise in, noise out Add motion, breathing, heartbeat and drift to a voxel, then clean them out step by step Intermediate Lessons 14, 25 Coming soon
From time series to connectivity Turn ROI time series into a correlation matrix, a graph and a feature vector for a model Advanced Lessons 18, 26, 31 Coming soon
Disease patterns and evidence Pick a disorder to see the reported fMRI pattern and how strong the evidence is Advanced Lessons 19, 20, 21, 22 Coming soon
The fMRI data pipeline Walk from DICOM to a model, with data shapes, tools and pitfalls, and size your storage Expert Lessons 12, 23, 24, 29 Coming soon