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= Welcome to the CNI Wiki = __NOTOC__ | = Welcome to the CNI Wiki = __NOTOC__ | ||
This site provides technical information for users of the Stanford Center for Cognitive and Neurobiological Imaging (CNI) facilities. | This site provides technical information for users of the Stanford Center for Cognitive and Neurobiological Imaging (CNI) facilities. All CNI users are invited to contribute their knowledge by editing content here. It is important that you verify the accuracy of any information that you post. | ||
General information about CNI are described on the [http://cni.stanford.edu/ main CNI web-site]. That site also has maintains general notices about events, [https://www.stanford.edu/group/cni/cgi-bin/calendar/ a calendar for scheduling CNI facilities], and CNI contact information. | General information about CNI are described on the [http://cni.stanford.edu/ main CNI web-site]. That site also has maintains general notices about events, [https://www.stanford.edu/group/cni/cgi-bin/calendar/ a calendar for scheduling CNI facilities], and CNI contact information. | ||
= People = | |||
Daily operations of the MRI facility are managed by Bob Dougherty (bobd@stanford.edu), the Research Director, and by Laima Baltusis (laimab@stanford.edu), the Facility Manager. Atsushi Takahashi is the on-site MR Physicist, Gunnar Schaefer is the chief Software Engineer, and Reno Bowen manages the peripheral hardware infrastructure in addition to being the head Python Guru. The CNI MRI facility is overseen by an [http://cni.stanford.edu/content/cni-advisory-board Advisory Board]. | |||
= Announcements = | = Announcements = | ||
April 14 - [[Media:CNI_Updates_and_Funding_announcement.pdf | CNI Updates and Funding]] | April 14, 2011 - [[Media:CNI_Updates_and_Funding_announcement.pdf | CNI Updates and Funding]] | ||
= MR | = MR facilities in Jordan Hall = | ||
The first CNI project was construction of the MR facility in the basement of Jordan Hall. The GE MR 750 scanner is installed and the facility is operational. The MR scanner was delivered on November 13th. | The first CNI project was construction of the MR facility in the basement of Jordan Hall. The GE MR 750 scanner is installed and the facility is operational. The MR scanner was delivered on November 13th. | ||
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In addition to the scanner, there is a mock scanner for training, experimental testing rooms, and integrated experimental equipment (displays and EEG). | In addition to the scanner, there is a mock scanner for training, experimental testing rooms, and integrated experimental equipment (displays and EEG). | ||
Revision as of 23:15, 17 April 2011
Welcome to the CNI Wiki
This site provides technical information for users of the Stanford Center for Cognitive and Neurobiological Imaging (CNI) facilities. All CNI users are invited to contribute their knowledge by editing content here. It is important that you verify the accuracy of any information that you post.
General information about CNI are described on the main CNI web-site. That site also has maintains general notices about events, a calendar for scheduling CNI facilities, and CNI contact information.
People
Daily operations of the MRI facility are managed by Bob Dougherty (bobd@stanford.edu), the Research Director, and by Laima Baltusis (laimab@stanford.edu), the Facility Manager. Atsushi Takahashi is the on-site MR Physicist, Gunnar Schaefer is the chief Software Engineer, and Reno Bowen manages the peripheral hardware infrastructure in addition to being the head Python Guru. The CNI MRI facility is overseen by an Advisory Board.
Announcements
April 14, 2011 - CNI Updates and Funding
MR facilities in Jordan Hall
The first CNI project was construction of the MR facility in the basement of Jordan Hall. The GE MR 750 scanner is installed and the facility is operational. The MR scanner was delivered on November 13th. See some pictures from that day.
In addition to the scanner, there is a mock scanner for training, experimental testing rooms, and integrated experimental equipment (displays and EEG).