fMRI: From Nuclear Spins to Brain Functions

-1 From BOLD CONTRAST to IMAGING HUMAN BRAIN FUNCTION -2 The Birth of Functional MRI at the Medical College of Wisconsin -3 The road to fMRI using endogenous MR blood contrast -4 Neurovascular Coupling -5 Locally Measured Neuronal Correlates of functional MRI Signals -6 Anatomical basis for functional specialization -7 Pulse sequences for fMRI -8 fMRI mechanisms -9 Quantitative fMRI -10 Quality Assurance in Functional MRI -11 Analysis of Functional MRI Data -12 Functional MRI of the visual system -13 Functional MRI of the auditory cortex -14 fMRI of the Sensorimotor System -15 Functional MRI: Approaches to Cognitive Neuroscience Applications -16 Novel developments in cognitive fMRI -17 Midbrain fMRI: Applications, limitations and challenges -18 Clinical Applications of fMRI -19 Animal Model Studies -20 Information decoding from fMRI images -21 Imaging Genetics with fMRI -22 Combining fMRI with Other Modalities: Multimodal Neuroimaging -23 High Resolution fMRI -24 Field strength dependence of contrast and noise in fMRI -25 Study of Brain Bioenergetics and Function using In Vivo MRS -26 Contrast Agents for Molecular-Level fMRI -27 The Future of Functional MRI