Textbook¶
Basic Reading¶
Principles of fMRI by Tor D. Wager and Martin A. Lindquist
Great introduction for newbies to get started within only 200 pages.
Handbook of Functional MRI Data Analysis by Russell A. Poldrack
Brief introduction of fMRI data analysis, not a hands-on manual. The cons is that it was published in 2011
Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging by Scott A. Huettel, Allen W. Song, and Gregory McCarthy
Highly Recommend Classic textbook on fMRI, very comprehensive. The first few chapters can be skipped if you find them difficult to understand (e.g. the formula section)
Advanced Reading¶
Ombao, H., Lindquist, M., Thompson, W., & Aston, J. (Eds.). (2016). Handbook of Neuroimaging Data Analysis (1st ed.). Chapman and Hall/CRC. Chapman,Hall/CRC (2016)
Introduction to Neuroimaging Analysis by Mark Jenkinson and Michael Chappell
Overly detailed introduction to neuroimaging statistical analysis. But recommended reading
Statistical Analysis of fMRI Data By F. Gregory Ashby
Required strong math foundation
fMRI principles¶
Video¶
Good for newbies
Fundamental Neuroscience for Neuroimaging, Coursera
A very basic introduction to neuroscience and neuroimaging course.
The following two online courses are particularly focused on fMRI, I highly recommend studying it in conjunction with the textbook of the same name. In fact, previewing the textbook before watching the video will help you learn it. The second half of the course will become challenging due to the data analysis and statistical content (in fact I think this part is taught too fast). If you find it difficult to learn, I suggest you take a break from the course and read the book Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Systematic Training
University of Michigan | Training Course in fMRI
Summer class, renew every year. Very systematic.
Research Methods in Cognitive Neuroscience - 2018-19
This video series introduces different research methods in brain science in an easy-to-understand way. The Python video series is great as well.
https://
www .youtube .com /playlist ?list = PLjBt5Iq93BT9eXMsgevVTXKVv4BgVLB1X https://
www .youtube .com /playlist ?app = desktop & list = PL20gKJcYxxBU3kXvu58vf -lL2XxtLHtRL https://
www .youtube .com /playlist ?list = PLA3v5BKsMh2UIXgnt _8QO32ysRERU9hfV
Website¶
https://
cbmm .mit .edu /learning -hub MIT produces a website that regularly puts up neuroscience lectures. They also have YouTube channel.
https://
sites .dartmouth .edu /canlab /training -courses/ List resources that might be useful.
List some lecture slides.
http://
jonathanpeelle .net /learning -mri Recommended reading, it provides direction for your study.
shared some course materials, including lectures.
https://
fmrif .nimh .nih .gov /index .php /SummerCourse #2024 A list of resource.
fMRI Data Analysis¶
Video¶
AFNI Hands-on
https://
youtube .com /playlist ?list = PL _CD549H9kgq - _HSwvH5KhFl8A15u6d71 & si = g0mYDdvX0VhdVvGn https://
www .youtube .com /playlist ?list = PLIQIswOrUH699VfdagYNK6zaAHt5tAZcv
Python
https://
youtube .com /playlist ?list = PLIQIswOrUH6 _szyxn9Fy -2cxd3vjlklde & si = au43tMOaSeG0U2my https://
www .youtube .com /playlist ?list = PLtfEWMIgWS22MMZjPIzBRE2cHhMcvEKwp https://
www .youtube .com /playlist ?list = PLIQIswOrUH6 _szyxn9Fy -2cxd3vjlklde
Website¶
AFNI
The best material to learn, but difficult to start with.
https://
andysbrainbook .readthedocs .io /en /latest/ Best introduction for AFNI.
some AFNI notes
https://
cloud .wikis .utexas .edu /wiki /spaces / ~mvf327 /pages /70002180 /fMRI+Training+Tutorials https://
www .brown .edu /carney /mri /researchers /analysis -pipelines Provide code for analysis of Resting State fMRI (RS-fMRI), Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI), and Multi-Voxel Pattern Analysis (MVPA).
https://
dartbrains .org /content /2019 _Spring .html Based on Python. More challenging because the creator has a computational neuroscience background, but you can skip the formulas. I recommend checking out his GitHub page as he shares a lot of resources.
https://
web .stanford .edu /group /spanlab /cgi -bin /wiki /index .php ?title = Lab _Manual:FMRI _Data _Analysis A website with very complete information.
Python
A list of tutorials and other resources useful for open science and neuroimaging
https://
neuraldatascience .io /intro .html #downloading -the -materials -to -work -through -the -book
Other¶
Brain Function and Anatomy¶
Textbook¶
Nolte’s The Human Brain An Introduction to its Functional Anatomy by Todd W. Vanderah, Douglas J. Gould
Atlas of Regional Anatomy of the Brain Using MRI With Functional Correlations by Jean C. Tamraz , Youssef G. Comair
Video¶
https://
www .neuroanatomy .ca /index .html UBC neuroanatomy
https://
www .youtube .com /@mikexcohen1 /playlists Great youtube channel with introduction to the principles of brain imaging.
Website¶
https://
www .brainvoyager .com /webapps /braintutor /BrainTutor .html a meta analysis of brain region functions
https://
rcweb .dartmouth .edu /CANlab /brainstemwiki /doku .html Brainstem anatomy WIKI
https://
sites .google .com /dartmouth .edu /canlab -brainpatterns /home functional connectivity toolbox
- Handbook of Neuroimaging Data Analysis. (2016). Chapman. 10.1201/9781315373652