BrainMap
The BrainMap seminar series is offered by and for researchers using neuroimaging to study brain structure and function. Presented by invited speakers from around the world, as well as by investigators who call the Martinos Center home, the talks cover the gamut of topics – with a particular focus on using imaging to map the highways and byways and the many hidden corners of the living human brain.
Explore the range of talks below and learn more about the fascinating work of the world-class scientists who have presented as part of the series.
Organizers
Chi-Hyeon Yoo
Rajshree Ghosh Biswas
Jan Kufer
Zeynep Melis Suar
Video
Recordings of recent talks are below.
Please also visit the BrainMap playlist on the Martinos Center’s YouTube channel.
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BrainMap: Food for thought: The energetic costs of brain development, and the evolution of childhood
BrainMap: Neural Control of Hand Dexterity: Insights from Natural and Artificial Lesions
BrainMap: How to make hyperpolarized 13C nuclei transportable
BrainMap: Imaging in vivo epigenetic enzymes HDAC with PET-MRI: implication for psychiatric symptoms
BrainMap: Illuminating the Everyday Brain: Advances in Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
BrainMap: From Fetal MRI to Future Outcomes: Multimethod Insights into Early Human Brain Development
BrainMap: The future of concurrent TMS-fMRI: towards reproducible and reliable acquisitions
BrainMap: Monitoring tumor responses to treatment using near-infrared optical tomography
BrainMap: Acoustic holograms for personalized ultrasonic neuromodulation
BrainMap: Development and Validation of Neuronal Activity-Related Sodium (NARS) fMRI Method
BrainMap: Center for Mesoscale Mapping—2025 Update
BrainMap – Ivan Luptak: X-Nuclei MR Spectroscopy of the Heart: Insights from 23Na, 31P, and 13C NMR
BrainMap – Marta Bianciardi: Tips on grant writing: How to write a Specific Aims page
BrainMap – Kevin J Chung: Total-Body PET Across Scales and Systems
BrainMap: Brain Microstructure Imaging with Diffusion MRI
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