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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2018 · 26 MIN

Neuroimaging and Big Data

from Data Skeptic · host Kyle Polich, Dr. Arthur Toga, Dr. Meng Law, Farshid Sepherband, Ryan Cabeen

Last year, Kyle had a chance to visit the Laboratory of Neuroimaging, or LONI, at USC, and learn about how some researchers are using data science to study the function of the brain. We're going to be covering some of their work in two episodes on Data Skeptic. In this first part of our two-part episode, we'll talk about the data collection and brain imaging and the LONI pipeline. We'll then continue our coverage in the second episode, where we'll talk more about how researchers can gain insights about the human brain and their current challenges. Next week, we'll also talk more about what all that has to do with data science machine learning and artificial intelligence. Joining us in this week's episode are members of the LONI lab, which include principal investigators, Dr. Arthur Toga and Dr. Meng Law, and researchers, Farshid Sepherband, PhD and Ryan Cabeen, PhD.

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