abstracts - Organization for Human Brain Mapping

HBM 2011 

17 th Annual Meeting 

of the Organization on Human Brain Mapping 

Centre des Congrès de Québec 

June 26-30, 2011 

abstracts 

Québec City, Canada 

www.humanbrainmapping.org/hbm2011

poster key 

All posters will be displayed for 2 days, either Monday/ 

Tuesday or Wednesday/Thursday. 

For Monday and Tuesday posters, even numbered posters 

will stand-by on Monday, June 27 and odd numbered 

posters will stand-by on Tuesday, June 28. 

For Wednesday and Thursday posters, even numbered 

posters will stand-by on Wednesday, June 29 and odd 

numbered posters will stand-by on Thursday, June 30. 

Monday and Tuesday Posters 

CaTegory/SuB-CaTegory PoSTer NumBerS 

Brain Stimulation methods 

Deep Brain Stimulation 1-6 

Direct Electrical/Optogenetic Stimulation 7-8 

TDCS 9-14 

TMS 15-33 

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Disorders of the Nervous System 

Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias 34-96 

Autism 97-127 

Developmental Disorders 128-173 

Epilepsy 174-219 

Mood and Anxiety Disorders 220-296 

Traumatic Brain Injury 297-318 

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emotion and motivation 

Reward and Punishment 319-353 

Sexual Behavior 354-356 

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Higher Cognitive Functions 

Executive Function 357-413 

Imagery 414-429 

Music 430-443 

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Imaging methods 

Anatomical MRI 444-471 

BOLD fMRI 472-554 

Diffusion MRI 555-607 

Non-BOLD fMRI 608-614 

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Daily Poster Stand-By Session Times: 

Monday, June 27: 13:00 – 15:30 (even numbers) 

Tuesday, June 28: 13:15 – 15:45 (odd numbers) 

Wednesday, June 29: 13:15 – 15:45 (even numbers) 

Thursday, June 30: 10:30 – 13:00 (odd numbers) 

All Monday and Tuesday presenters are invited to attend 

a poster reception on Tuesday evening from 18:00 – 19:30. 

All Wednesday and Thursday presenters are invited to 

attend a poster reception on Thursday evening from 

17:00 – 18:30. 


modeling and analysis methods 

Image Registration and 

Computational Anatomy 615-636 

Motion Correction and Preprocessing 637-645 

Multivariate Modeling 646-668 

PET Modeling and Analysis 669-670 

Segmentation and Parcellation 671-699 

Task-Independent and 

Resting-State Analysis 700-759 

Univariate Modeling 760-767 

Other Methods 768-797 

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Language 

Language Acquisition 798-804 

Language Comprehension and Semantics 805-840 

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Learning and memory 

Implicit Memory 841-842 

Long-Term Memory (Episodic and Semantic) 843-863 

Neural Plasticity and Recovery of Function 864-874 

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Lifespan Development 

Aging 875-923 

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Neuroanatomy 

Anatomy and Function 924-944 

White Matter Anatomy, Fiber Pathways 

and Connectivity 945-983 

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Perception and attention 

Attention: Auditory/Tactile/Motor 984-989 

Attention: Visual 990-1013 

Chemical Senses: Olfaction, Taste 1014-1015 

Consciousness and Awareness 1016-1028 

Sleep and Wakefulness 1029-1038 

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Monday and Tuesday Posters, continued 


Physiology, metabolism and Neurotransmission 

Cerebral Metabolism and Hemodynamics 1039-1046 

Neurophysiology of Imaging Signals 1047-1052 

Pharmacology and Neurotransmission 1053-1059 

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Wednesday and Thursday Posters 



Addictions 1-29 

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and 

Tourette Syndrome 30-42 

Parkinson’s Disease and 

Movement Disorders 43-77 

Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders 78-153 

Sleep Disorders 154-158 

Stroke 159-183 

Other Disorders 184-226 

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emotion and motivation 

Emotional Learning 227-235 

Emotional Perception 236-293 

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genetics 

Genetic Association Studies 294-313 

Genetic Modeling and Analysis Methods 314-325 

Neurogenetic Syndromes 326-334 

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Informatics 

Atlases 335-340 

Databasing and Data Sharing 341-358 

Pipelines 359-365 

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Decision Making 366-402 

Reasoning and Problem Solving 403-411 

Space, Time and Number Coding 412-423 

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Imaging methods 

EEG 424-444 

MEG 445-461 

MR Spectroscopy 462-467 

Multi-Modal Imaging 468-499 

Optical Imaging/NIRS 500-532 

PET 533-537 

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Social Neuroscience 

Self Processes 1060-1069 

Social Cognition 1070-1099 

Social Interaction 1100-1117 

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modeling and analysis methods 

Bayesian Modeling 538-544 

Classification and Predictive Modeling 545-592 

Diffusion MRI Modeling and Analysis 593-624, 645 

EEG/MEG Modeling and Analysis 625-665 

Exploratory Modeling and Artifact Removal 666-677 

fMRI Connectivity and Network Modeling 678-774 

Segmentation and Parcellation 601 

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Language 

Reading and Writing 775-792 

Speech Perception 793-815 

Speech Production 816-828 

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Learning and memory 

Skill Learning 829-841 

Working Memory 842-862 

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Normal Brain Development: 

Fetus to Adolescence 863-898 

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motor Behavior 

Basal Ganglia/Brainstem/ 

Spinal Cord Function 899-900 

Brain-Machine Interface 901-910 

Cerebellar Function 911-913 

Eye Movements/ 

Visuomotor System Function 914-918 

Motor-Premotor Cortical Functions 919-952 

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Neuroanatomy 

Brain Networks 953-981, 1115 

Cortical Anatomy and Segregation 982-993 

Subcortical Structures 994-1003 

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Perception and attention 

Perception: Auditory/ Vestibular 1004-1020 

Perception: Multisensory and Crossmodal 1021-1038 

Perception: Pain and Visceral 1039-1067 

Perception: Tactile/Somatosensory 1068-1081 

Perception: Visual 1082-1114 

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Schedule of Poster Presentations 

Monday, June 27, 2011 and Tuesday, June 28, 2011 

* Indicates poster will also be presented during an Oral Session. The Oral Session number is indicated in parantheses after the poster title. 

** Indicates poster will also be presented as an I-Poster. Please check the Program Book for I-Poster presentation times. 

Information listed, including author affiliations, appear as submitted. 

Brain Stimulation 

Deep Brain Stimulation 

1 High Frequency Oscillations - a Neurophysiological 

Marker of the Motor State in Parkinson’s Disease 

Markus Butz1,2 , Tolga Özkurt1 , Melanie Homburger1 , Saskia 

Elben1 , Jan Vesper3 , Lars Wojtecki1 , Alfons Schnitzler1 1Institute of Clinical Neuroscience and Medical Psychology, 

Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, Germany, 2Institute of Neurology, University College London, London, United 

Kingdom, 3Department of Neurosurgery, Heinrich-Heine- 

University, Düsseldorf, Germany 

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Clinical efficacy of subthalamic stimulation for 

Parkinson’s disease : location of electrodes 

NEUVILLE Jérôme 1,2,3 , BREFEL-COURBON Christine 4 , 

ARBUS Christophe 5 , MOYSE Emmanuel 4 , ORY Fabienne 4 , 

BERRY Isabelle 4 , LOTTERIE Jean-Albert 4 , 

SIMONETTA-MOREAU Marion 4 , CHAYNES Patrick 4 

1 CHU Toulouse Pôle Neurosciences, Toulouse, France, 

2 Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France, 3 LERISM, 

Toulouse, France, 4 CHU Toulouse, Pôle neurosciences, 

Toulouse, France, 5 CHU Toulouse, Service psychiatrie, 

Toulouse, France 

Abnormalities of Thalamic Anatomy in Pain: 

Implications for Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery 

Patrick Schweder 1 , Alexander Green 2 , Peter Hansen 3 , 

Liz Moir 2 , Tipu Aziz 2 

1 University Of Oxford, Department Of Neurosurgery, 

Oxford, United Kingdom, 2 University of Oxford, Department 

of Neurosurgery, Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 University of 

Oxford, Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics, 

Oxford, United Kingdom 

An Anatomical and Diffusion Analysis of the Nucleus 

Accumbens 

Patrick Schweder 1 , Sameer Sheth 2 , Peter Hansen 3 , 

Alexander Green 4 , Tipu Aziz 4 


United Kingdom, 2 Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Chestnut Hill, MA, 3 University of Oxford, Department 

of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 4 University of Oxford, Department of 

Neurosurgery, Oxford, United Kingdom 

The role of connectivity to motor networks in 

successful VIM stimulation 

Johannes Klein 1 , Michael Barbe 2 , Carola Oberschmidt 1 , 

Simon Baudrexel 1 , Lutz Weise 1 , Matthias Runge 2 , 

Mohammad Maarouf 2 , Thomas Gasser 3 , Lars 

Timmermann 2 , Rüdiger Hilker 1 

1 Goethe-University of Frankfurt, Frankfurt, Germany, 

2 University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany, 

3 University Hospital Essen, Essen, Germany 

Synchronization of multiple chaotic FitzHugh-Nagumo 

neurons under external electric stimulation 

Muhammad Rehan 1 , Keum-Shik Hong 1 

1 Pusan National University, Busan, Korea, Republic of 


Direct Electrical/Optogenetic Stimulation 

7 MRI-based Finite Element Modeling of Transcranial 

Electrical Stimulation 

Michael Russell1 , Bennett Groshong2 , David Wiley3 1 2 Aaken Laboratories, Aaken Laboratories, Davis, CA, 

3Stratovan Corp., Woodland, CA 

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Successful simultaneous four-point cortical 

stimulation monitoring in a hemiparetic patient 

Yoshinobu Kamio 1 , Hiroaki Kenmochi 1 , Hirokazu 

Nakatogawa 1 , Ayataka Fujimoto 1 , Chikanori Inenaga 1 , 

Takamichi Yamamoto 1 , Tsuneo Sakai 1 , Hiroki Namba 2 , 

Tokutaro Tanaka 1 

1 Seirei Hamamatsu General Hospital, Hamamatsu, 

Shizuoka, Japan, 2 Hamamatsu University School of 

Medicine, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan 


TDCS 

9 Modulation the Cortical Activity by Prefrontal tDCS in 

Patients with Stroke 

Yun-Hee Kim1 , Won Hyuk Chang2 , Ji Sung Yoo2 , 

Ah-Hee Lee2 , Ji-Young Park2 , Alvaro Pascual-Leone3 1Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University 

School of Medicine, Seoul, Rep. of Korea, 2Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

3Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical 

School, Boston, MA 

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Structural Differences in BA6 Account for Variability 

of Cerebellar TDCS Effects on Working Memory 

Andreas Boehringer 1 , Katja Macher 1 , Juergen Dukart 1 , 

Arno Villringer 1,2,3 , Burkhard Pleger 4,2,3 

1 Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 

Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Berlin School of Mind&Brain, 

Berlin, Germany, 3 Dept of Cognitive Neurology, University 

Hospital Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Max-Planck-Institute 

for Human Cognitive and Brain Science, Leipzig, Germany 

Can fMRI be useful to detect changes induced by tDCS 

in a case of obsessive compulsive disorder? 

Chiara Volpato 1 , Francesco Piccione 1 , Marianna Cavinato 1 , 

Davide Duzzi 2 , Luciano Foscolo 1 , Annalena Venneri 3,1 

1 IRCCS San Camillo, Venice, Italy, 2 University of Modena 

and Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy, 3 University of Hull, 

Hull, United Kingdom 

Anterograde diffusivity changes in corticospinal 

tracts of stroke patients undergoing tDCS 

Robert Lindenberg 1 , Felix Betzler 1 , Lin Zhu 1 , 

Gottfried Schlaug 1 

1 BIDMC / Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 

Effective connectivity estimation from somatosensory 

MEG data: a study of the tDCS effect 

Sergey Plis 1 

1 The Mind Research Network 

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> > Monday, June 27: 13:00 – 15:30 (even numbers) 

> > Tuesday, June 28: 13:15 – 15:45 (odd numbers)


TDCS, continued 

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effects of tDCS on behaviour and electrophysiology 

of lanuage production 

Miranka Wirth 1 , Thomas Dierks 2 , Helge Horn 2 , Janina 

Kuenecke 3 , Rasha Abdel Rahman 3 , Werner Sommer 3 , 

Thomas Koenig 4 

1 University of California, Berkeley, CA, 2 Department of 

Psychiatric Neurophysiology, Bern, Switzerland, 

3 Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany, 4 Department 

of Psychiatric Neurophysiology, University Hospital of 

Psychiatry, Bern, Switzerland 


TMS 

15** Baboon Validations of the Cortical Column Cosine 

aiming model of TmS Induced Brain activations 

Felipe Salinas1 , Shalini Narayana1 , Wei Zhang1 , Lisa 

Jones2 , M. Michelle Leland2 , Jack Lancaster1 , Peter Fox1 1Research Imaging Institute, UTHSCSA, San Antonio, TX, 

United States, 2Dept. Lab Animal Resources, UTHSCSA, 

San Antonio, TX, United States 

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FmrI and Concurrent Paired Pulse TmS at m1 

Carsten Schmidt-Samoa 1 , Juergen Baudewig 2 , 

Peter Dechent 1 

1 MR-Research in Neurology and Psychiatry, University 

Medical Center Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany, 

2 D.I.N.E, Freie Universitaet Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

How do gyral orientation and White matter anisotropy 

affect the electric Field Induced by TmS?, (o-W4) 

Alexander Opitz 1 , Mirko Windhoff 1 , Robin Heidemann 2 , 

Robert Turner 2 , Axel Thielscher 1 

1 Max Planck Institute For Biological Cybernetics, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 2 Max Planck Institute for 

Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany 

rhythmic TmS of parietal cortex causes the local 

entrainment of oscillatory signatures of attention 

Gregor Thut 1 , Domenica Veniero 2 , Vincenzo Romei 3 , 

Carlo Miniussi 2 , Philippe Schyns 1 , Joachim Gross 1 

1 Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, University of Glasgow, 

United Kingdom, 2 National Institute of Neuroscience, 

University of Brescia, Italy, 3 Institute of Cognitive 

Neuroscience, UCL, United Kingdom 

Where does Transcranial magnetic Stimulation 

stimulate? 

Janine Bijsterbosch 1 , Anthony Barker 2 , Kwang-Hyuk Lee 1 , 

Peter Woodruff 1 

1 ScanLab, Academic Clinical Psychiatry, University of 

Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom, 2 Department of 

Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering, University 

of Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom 

The effects of Theta-burst (TBS) rTmS on locally 

measured cortical response to somatosensory stimuli 

Sébastien Thomas 1 , Ajay Venkateswaran 1 , 

Sujaya Neupane 1 , Amir Shmuel 1 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Quebec 


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Dynamic probe of brain plasticity helps best predict 

functional gain following robotic therapy 

Marie-Helene Milot 1 , Vicky Chan 1 , Steven Spencer 1 , 

James Allington 1 , Julius Klein 1 , James Bobrow 1 , 

David Reinkensmeyer 1 , Steven Cramer 1 

1 University of California, Irvine, United States 

Cortical control of resting state condition in humans: 

a rTmS-eeg study 

paolo capotosto 1 , claudio babiloni 2 , Gian Luca Romani 1 , 

maurizio corbetta 3 

1 ITAB- Department of Neuroscience and 

Imaging- G.D’Annunzio University Of Chieti, Chieti, Italy, 

2 Dip. Scienze Biomediche, Univ. di Foggia, Foggia, 

Italy, 3 Department of Neurology, Radiology, Anatomy & 

Neurobiology, Washington University School of Medicine, 

St.Louis, MO 

Interhemispheric connectivity influences TmS-induced 

modulation during auditory processing 

Jamila Andoh 1,2 , Robert Zatorre 1,2 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University, Montreal, 

Quebec, Canada, 2 International laboratory for Brain, Music, 

and Sound Research (BRAMS), Montreal, Quebec, Canada 

rTmS modulates functional connectivity of dl prefrontal 

cortex and hippocampus during working memory 

Edda Bilek1 , Christine Esslinger2 , Urs Braun3 , 

Elisabeth Ochs3 , Carina Sauer3 , Dagmar Gass3 , 

Heike Tost4 , Thomas Schulze3 , Marcella Rietschel3 , 

Peter Kirsch3 , Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg5 1Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 

2 3 Mannheim, Germany, Central Institute of Mental Health, 

Mannheim, Germany, 4Central Institute of Mental Health 

(CIMH) Mannheim, Germany, Mannheim, Germany, 

5Central Institute of Mental Health (CIMH) Mannheim, 

Mannheim, Germany 

Inhibition of Prefrontal Cortex oxygenation Following 

Continuous Theta Burst Stimulation 

Sara Tupak 1 , Meike Badewien 1 , Thomas Dresler 1 , 

Tim Hahn 1 , Lena Ernst 2 , Ann-Christine Ehlis 2 , Martin 

Herrmann 1 , Jürgen Deckert 1 , Andreas Fallgatter 2 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Wuerzburg, 

Wuerzburg, Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry, 

University of Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany 

Influence of the amount of use on hand motor 

representation: effect of immobilization vs. training 

Suzy Ngomo 1 

1 Centre Interdisciplinaire de Recherche en Réadaptation 

et Intégration Sociale, Université Laval, Québec, Canada 

Low frequency rTmS of the cerebellum has remote 

effects within the cerebral cortex 

Traian Popa 1 , Cécile Gallea 1 , Romain Valabregue 1 , 

Sabine Meunier 1 , Stéphane Lehéricy 1 

1 Centre de Recherche de l’Institut du Cerveau et 

de la Moelle épinière (CR-ICM), Paris, France


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The role of the right parietal cortex in sound 

localization: a chronometric single-pulse TmS study 

Ayse At1 , Lucas Spierer2 , Stephanie Clarke2 1 2 CHUV, Lausanne,Switzerland, CHUV, Lausanne, 

Switzerland 

Daily rTmS to primary motor cortex augments slow 

motor learning: Behavioral and Imaging findings 

Shalini Narayana 1 , Wei Zhang 1 , William Rogers 1 , 

Casey Strickland 1 , Crystal Franklin 1 , Jack Lancaster 1 , 

Peter Fox 1 

1 Research Imaging Institute, University of Texas Health 

Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 

United States 

Cortical Inhibition and Cognitive Fatigue in 

multiple Sclerosis 

Afiqah Yusuf 1 , Rebecca Sussex 1 , Benjamin Whatley 1 , 

Avinash Vaidya 1 , Lisa Koski 1 

1 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 

motor plasticity induced by theta burst stimulation: 

correlated measures of mePs and eeg 

Marine Vernet 1 , Shahid Bashir 1 , Jennifer Perez 1 , 

Umer Najib 1 , Alvaro Pascual-Leone 1 

1 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard 

Medical School, Boston, MA 

rTmS over right Inferior Parietal Cortex Induces 

Decrement of Spatial Sustained attention 

Je Yeon Lee 1 , Kiwan Han 2 , Jinsik Park 3 , Yohan Son 3 , 

Hyeongrae Lee 3 , Kyung Ran Kim 4 , Jeonghun Ku 5 , 

Eun Lee 6 , Sun I. Kim 7 

1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Hanyang Univ., 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 Severance Biomedical 

Science Institute, Yonsei University College of Medicine, 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 3 Department of Biomedical 

Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of, 4 Department of Psychiatry, Yonsei University College of 

Medicine, Seoul, Republic Of Korea, 5 Keimung University, 

Daeku, Korea, Republic of, 6 Yonsei University College of 

Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 7 Hanyang University, 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

Noninvasive, Physiologic Characterization of Cortical 

Plasticity after mild TBI Injury in Humans 

Shahid Bashir1 , Marine Vernet2 , Yoo Woo-Kyoung2 , 

Mizrahi Ilan2 , Hugo Théoret3 , Alvaro Pascual-Leone4 1Harvard Medical School - Berenson-Allen Center for 

Noninvasive Brain Stimulation, Boston, MA, 2Harvard Medical School - Berenson-Allen Center for Noninvasive 

Brain Stimulation, Boston, United States, 3Département de 

psychologie, Université de Montréal, Montréal , Canada, 

4Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical 


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Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias 

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Insulin resistance impacts brain and cognition and is 

modulated by Tomm40 in middle-aged adults, (o-Th1) 

Auriel Willette 1 , Barbara Bendlin 1 , Guofan Xu 1 , Erik 

Kastman 1 , Erin Jonaitis 2 , Rebecca Koscik 2 , Asenath La 

Rue 2 , Bruce Hermann 2 , Mark Sager 2 , Sterling Johnson 1 

1 Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, 

Department of Medicine, University of Wisconsin, 

Madison, WI, 2 Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Institute, 

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI 

Structural and Functional Differences Precede 

Development of mCI in those at genetic risk for aD 

Susan Bassett 1 , Guillermo Verduzco 2 , Catherine Bakker 2 

1 Johns Hopkins University, 2 Johns Hopkins University, 

Baltimore, United States 

Concurrent analysis of structural mrI and proteomics 

data using parallel ICa in alzheimer’s Disease 

Habib Ganjgahi 1,2 , Arash Nazeri 3,4 , Tina Roostaei 5,4 

Arman Eshaghi 6,4 , Mohammad Ali Oghabian 7 

1 Iranian National Center For Addiction Studies, Iran, Islamic 

Republic Of, 2 Neroimaging and Analysis Team, Research 

Center for Science and Technology in Medicine, Tehran 

University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran, Islamic 

Replblic of, 3 Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Research 

Program, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, 

Iran, Islamic Replblic of, 4 Multiple Sclerosis Research 

Center, Sina Hospital, Tehran, Iran, Islamic Replblic of, 

5 Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Research Program, Tehran 

University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, Iran, Islamic 

Replblic of, 6 Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Research 

Program, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, 

Iran, Islamic Replblic of, 7 Research Center for Science 

and Technologies, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, 

Tehran, Iran, Islamic Replblic of 

Superior Performance of a multi-Stage PeT Classifier 

for the alzheimer’s Disease Cascade 

Stephen Strother 1,2 , Dawn Matthews 3 , Ana Lukic 2 , 

Randolph Andrews 3 , Miles Wernick 4,2 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, Toronto, Canada, 

2 Predictek, Inc., Chicago, IL, 3 Abiant, Inc., Chicago, IL, 

4 Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL 

asymmetry of myelination of association fibers in 

normal aging and alzheimer’s disease 

Eleonora Fornari 1 , Philippe Maeder 2 , Reto Meuli 2 , 

Maria Knyazeva 3,4 

1 CIBM-CHUV unit, Radiology Dept., CHUV and University 

of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 Radiology Dept., 

CHUV and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

3 Radiology Dept., CHUV and University of Lausanne, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 4 LREN, Clinical Neuroscience 

Dept., CHUV and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, 

Switzerland 

multi modal mrI reveals early life brain changes in 

human apoe-ε4 carriers 

Ory Levy 1 , Anat Bar-Shira 2 , Avi Orr-Urtreger 2,1 , Yaniv Assaf 1 

1 Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, 2 The Genetic Institute, 

Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel-Aviv, Israel 





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grey matter and white matter degeneration in the 

evolution of alzheimer’s disease 

Kun-Hsien Chou 1 , Wei-Ta Chen 2 , Ker-Neng Lin 3 , 

Jiing-Feng Lirng 2 , Pei-Ning Wang 2 , Ching-Po Lin 4 

1 National Yang Ming University, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 

2 Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic 

of China, 3 National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 4 National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, 

Taiwan- Republic Of China 

amyloid demonstrates differential relationship 

with DmN function in normal elderly versus mCI 

Andrew Ward 1,2 , Aaron Schultz 3 , Donald McLaren 4 , 

Caroline Sullivan 1,2 , J. Alex Becker 5 , Keith Johnson 6,5,3 , 

Vince Calhoun 7 , Reisa Sperling 6,2,3 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General 

Hospital, Boston, MA, 2 Department of Neurology, 

Brigham and Women’s Hosptial, Boston, MA, 3 Department 

of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 

MA, 4 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 

5 Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General 

Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 6 Center 

for Alzheimer Research and Treatment, Department of 

Neurology, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, 

7 Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, NM 

White matter Diffusivity is Higher among Healthy elders 

at Increased risk for alzheimer’s Disease 

Sally Durgerian 1 , Melissa Lancaster 2 , Michael Seidenberg 2 , 

Kristy Nielson 3 , John Woodard 4 , J Carson Smith 5 , Monica 

Matthews 2 , Alissa Butts 3 , Nathan Hantke 3 , Stephen Rao 6 

1 Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, United States, 

2 Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, 

North Chicago, IL, 3 Marquette University, Milwaukee, 

WI, 4 Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, 5 University of 

Wisconsin - Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI, 6 Cleveland Clinic, 

Cleveland, OH 

Declines of metabotropic glutamate receptor type 

five availability in mCI individuals 

Pedro Rosa 1 , Jared Rowley 2 , Dorothee Schoemaker 3 , 

Sara Mohades 2 , Jean-Paul Soucy 4 , Vladimir Fonov 4 , 

Serge Gauthier 5 

1 McGill University, 2 Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory, 

Douglas Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, QC, 

3 Translational neuroimaging laboratory, Montreal, quebec, 

4 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada, 

5 McGill Centre for Studies in Aging (MCSA), Montreal, QC 

resting state networks in tauopathies 

Timothy Rittman 1 , Boyd Ghosh 1 , James Rowe 1 

1 Department of Clinical Neuroscience, 

University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 


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Nonlinear analysis of eeg for early Detection of 

Cognitive Decline 

Nancy Munro 1 , Thibaut De Bock 2 , Satyajit Das 2 , 

Lee Hively 1 , Juan Li 3 , Lucas Broster 4 , Charles Smith 5,6 , 

Greg Jicha 5,6 , Yang Jiang 4,6 

1 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, United 

States, 2 University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, United 

States, 3 Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 

4 University of Kentucky, Department of Behavioral Science, 

Lexington, KY, United States, 5 University of Kentucky, 

Department of Neurology, Lexington, KY, United States, 

6 Sanders-Brown Center on Aging, University of Kentucky 

College of Medicine, Lexington, KY, United States 

memory activation changes of amCI subjects in the 

subregions of medial temporal lobe 

Mingwu Jin 1,2 , Victoria Pelak 3 , Tim Curran 4 , Rajesh Nandy 5 , 

Dietmar Cordes 6 

1 University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, 2 University 

of Colorado Dever, Aurora, CO, 3 University of Colorado 

Denver, Aurora, CO, 4 University of Colorado at Boulder, 

Boulder, CO, 5 University of California Los Angeles, Los 

Angeles, CA, 6 University Of Colorado Denver, Aurora, CO 

age Correction in Dementia – matching to a 

Healthy Brain 

Juergen Dukart 1 , Matthias Schroeter 2 , Karsten Mueller 2 

1 Leipzig, Germany, 2 Max Planck Institute for Human 

Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany 

Homocysteine levels are associated with regional 

brain volumes in 732 elderly subjects 

Priya Rajagopalan 1 , Xue Hua 2 , Arthur Toga 3 , 

Paul Thompson 4 , the Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging 

Initiative (ADNI) ,5 

1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, Department of Neurology, 

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Laboratory 

Of Neuro Imaging, Department Of Neurology, UCLA School 

Of Medicine, United States, 3 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, 

UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 4 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, 

Dept. of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, Los 

Angeles, United States, 5 NIA ADEAR Center, Bathesda, MD



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Folate gene associated with brain volumes: replication 

in aDNI (N=740) and Queensland Twins (N=577) 

Priya Rajagopalan 1 , Neda Jahanshad 2 , Ming-Chang 

Chiang 3 , Jason Stein 4 , Derrek Hibar 4 , ARTHUR TOGA 5 , 

Paul Thompson 6 , Michael Weiner 7 , Clifford Jack Jr 8 , Andrew 

Saykin 9 , Katie McMahon 10 , Greig de Zubicaray 11 , Nicholas 

Martin 12 , Margaret Wright 12 , the Alzheimer’s Disease 

Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) ,13 , April Ryles 14 


UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Laboratory 

of Neuro Imaging, Dept. of Neurology, UCLA School 

of Medicine, Los Angeles, United States, 3 Laboratory 

of Neuro Imaging, Dept. of Neurology, UCLA School of 

Medicine, 4 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Los 

Angeles, CA, 5 UCLA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, LOS 

ANGELES, United States, 6 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging 

- UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 7 UC San 

Francisco, Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 

San Fransisco, CA, 8 Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, 9 Indiana 

University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, United States, 

10 University of Queensland, Centre for Advanced Imaging, 

Brisbane, Australia, 11 University Of Queensland, St. 

Lucia, Brisbane, QLD, 12 Queensland Institute of Medical 

Research, Brisbane, Australia, 13 NIA ADEAR Center, 

Bathesda, MD, 14 UCLA, Los Angeles, United States 

Comparison between anatomically and probabilistic 

driven VoIs for detecting hypometabolism in mCI 

Ricardo Soder 1 , Jean-Paul Soucy 2 , Serge Gauthier 3 , 

Pedro Rosa-Neto 4 

1 Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory, Douglas Hospital, 

McGill University, Montreal, QC, 2 Montreal Neurological 

Institute, Montreal, Canada, 3 McGill Centre for Studies in 

Aging (MCSA), Montreal, QC, 4 Translational Neuroimaging 

Laboratory, Montreal, Canada 

an event-based model for disease progression 

and its application to familial alzheimer’s disease 

Hubert Fonteijn 1 , Marc Modat 1 , Matt Clarkson 1 , 

Josephine Barnes 2 , Manja Lehmann 2 , Sebastien Ourselin 3 , 

Nick Fox 2 , Daniel Alexander 1 

1 Centre for Medical Image Computing, University College 

London, London, United Kingdom, 2 Dementia Research 

Centre, UCL Institute of Neurology, University College 

London, London, United Kingdom, 3 Centre for Medical 

Image Computing, London, United Kingdom 

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Impact of aPoe4 on brain activation during semantic 

verbal fluency in young healthy subjects 

Valentin Markov 1 , Axel Krug 2 , Sören Krach 3 , 

Andreas Jansen 4 , Thomas Eggermann 5 , Klaus Zerres 5 , 

Tony Stöcker 6 , Nadim Shah 7 , Klaus Mathiak 1 , Kircher Tilo 2 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and 

Psychosomatics, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, 

Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Philipps-University Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 

3 Department of Psychiatry, Section of BrainImaging, 

University of Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 4 Department of 

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Section of BrainImaging, 

University of Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 5 Institute of 

Human Genetics, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, 

Germany, 6 Institute of Neuroscience and Biophysics 

3 – Medicine, Research Center Jülich, Jülich, Germany, 

7 Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, INM-4, Research 

Centre Julich, Julich, Germany 

Structural correlates of memory performance in 

amnestic mild cognitive impairment: a DTI study 

Andrea King 1 , Anke Lorenz 1 , Julia Linke 1 , Patric Meyer 1 , 

Frank Hentschel 1 , Lutz Frölich 1 , Michèle Wessa 1 

1 Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany 

Cognitive training normalizes brain activation patterns 

in subjects with mild cognitive impairment 

David Prvulovic 1 , David Linden 2 , Corinna Haenschel 3 , 

Harald Hampel 4 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Psychosomatic Medicine 

and Psychotherapy, University of Frankfurt, Frankfurt, 

Germany, 2 School of Psychology, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 

3 3The University of Bangor, Welsh Institute of Cognitive 

Neuroscience, School of Psychology, Bangor, United 

Kingdom, 4 Frankfurt University, Department of Psychiatry, 

psychosomatics and psychotherapy, Frankfurt, Germany 

alzheimer’s Disease Weakens the Structural and 

Functional Connections in the Default-mode Network 

David Zhu 1 , Shantanu Majumdar 1 , Kevin Berger 1 , 

Igor Korolev 1 , Sarah Kiel 1 , Holly Nieusma 1 , Andrea Bozoki 1 

1 Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI 

alterations in multiple measures of White matter 

Integrity in amnestic mild Cognitive Impairment 

Brian Gold 1 , Yang Jiang 1 , Greg Jicha 1 , David Powell 1 

1 University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY 

Nucleus accumbens atrophy in early- and late-onset 

alzheimer’s disease 

Michela Pievani 1 , Martina Bocchetta 1 , Marina Boccardi 1 , 

Samantha Galluzzi 1 , Matteo Bonetti 2 , Paul Thompson 3 , 

Giovanni Frisoni 1 

1 LENITEM, IRCCS Centro San Giovanni di Dio - FBF, 

Brescia, Italy, 2 Service of Neuroradiology, Istituto Clinico 

Citta’ di Brescia, Brescia, Italy, 3 Laboratory of Neuro 

Imaging, Dept. of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, 

Los Angeles, United States 






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Interhemispheric efficency in healthy aging, mild 

cognitive impairment and alzheimer’s disease 

Jennyfer Ansado 1 , Louis Collins 2 , Oury Monchi 3 , 

Vladimir Fonov 2 , Sven Joubert 4 , Sylvane Faure 5 , 

Francesco Tomaiuolo 6 , Michael Petrides 7 , Yves Joanette 8 

1 Université de Montréal, Canada, 2 McConnell Brain 

Imaging Centre, Montreal, Canada, 3 University of Montreal, 

Montreal, Canada, 4 Université de Montréal, Montreal, 

Canada, 5 Université de Nice-Sophia Antipolis, Nice, 

France, 6 Centro Clinico di Riabilitazione Multispecialistico, 

Volterra, Italy, 7 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, 

Canada, 8 Faculty of medicine, Université de Montréal, 

Montreal, Canada 

morphological Brain Connectivity in alzheimer’s 

disease 

Gretel Sanabria-Diaz 1 , Lester Melie-García 1 , Yasser 

Iturria-Medina 1 , Yasser Alemán-Gómez 2 , Marlis 

Ontivero-Ortega 1 , Eduardo Martínez-Montes 1 

1 Cuban Neuroscience Center, Havana, Cuba, 

2 Unidad de Medicina y Cirugía Experimental Hospital 

General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain 

Selective white matter degradation associated with 

selective impairment of paired associate learning 

Erin Boespflug 1 , Judd Storrs 2 , Marcelle Shidler 3 , 

Sara Sadat-Hossieny 3 , Robert Krikorian 3 

1 University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, 

OH, 2 University of Cincinnati Center for Imaging Research, 

Cincinnati , OH, 3 University of Cincinnati Department of 

Psychiatry, Cincinnati , OH 

Towards a cognitive neuropsychiatry of 

frontotemporal dementia 

Matthias Schroeter 1 , Caroline Chwiesko 1 , 

Christine Deuschl 2 , Else Schneider 1 , Jane Neumann 2 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Max Planck Institute for 

Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 

Leipzig, Germany 

Critical network epicenters and connectivity-based 

vulnerability in neurodegenerative disease 

Juan Zhou 1,2,3 , Efstathios Gennatas 1 , Joel Kramer 1 , 

Bruce Miller 1 , William Seeley 1 

1 University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, 

United States, 2 Phyllis Green and Randolph Cowen Institute 

for Pediatric Neuroscience, NYU Langone Medical Center, 

New York, NY, United States, 3 Natha S. Kline Institute for 

Psychiatric Research, Orangeburg, NY, 

United States 

regional CBF measured by aSL mrI Predicts Cognitive 

Performance Difficulty in alzheimer’s Disease 

Ze Wang 1 , Zhengjun Li 2 , Aniseh Kadivar 3 , John Dunlop 4 , 

John Detre 3 , Murray Grossman 3 , David Wolk 3 

1 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, 2 Shanghai 

Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China, 3 University of 

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 4 Pfizer Inc., Princeton, NJ 


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meta-analyses-based SVm classification on FDg-PeT 

and mrI improves detection of alzheimer’s disease 

Juergen Dukart1 , Karsten Mueller2 , Henryk Barthel3 , 

Arno Villringer2 , Osama Sabri3 , Matthias Schroeter2 1 2 Leipzig, Germany, Max Planck Institute for Human 

Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 

3Department of Nuclear Medicine, University of Leipzig, 


mrI and PeT combined analysis in the diagnosis 

of early and prodromal alzheimer’s disease 

Andrea Chincarini1 , Paolo Bosco1 , Mario Esposito1 , 

Gianluca Gemme1 , Flavio Nobili2 , Luca Rei1 1 2 INFN, Genova, Italy, Azienda Ospedale S. Martino, 

Genov, Italy 

grey and white matter differences can be found 

between mCI converters and non-converters at baseline 

Gwenaelle Douaud 1 , Ricarda Menke 2 , Achim Gass 3 , 

Andreas Monsch 3 , Marc Sollberger 3 , Anil Rao 4 , Brandon 

Whitcher 4 , Paul Matthews 5 , Stephen Smith 1 

1 FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 2 University of Oxford, FMRIB Centre, Oxford, 

United Kingdom, 3 University Hospital Basel, Basel, 

Switzerland, 4 GlaxoSmithKline, London, United Kingdom, 

5 Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom 

Structure from motion perception in healthy ageing 

and mCI: Studying behaviour and fmrI activation 

Britta Graewe 1,2 , Raquel Lemos 3 , Reza Farivar 4 , 

Carlos Ferreira 2 , Isabel Santana 3 , Peter de Weerd 1 , 

Miguel Castelo-Branco 2 

1 Department of Cognitive Neuroscience, Faculty of 

Psychology & Neuroscience, Maastricht University, 

Maastricht, Netherlands, 2 Visual Neuroscience Lab, IBILI, 

University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, 3 Neurology 

Department, Coimbra University Hospital, Coimbra, 

Portugal, 4 Department of Psychology, McGill University, 


Impairment and compensation coexist in resting state 

executive control network in patients with amCI 

Liyong Wu 1,2 , Ricardo Soder 1,2,3 , Felix Carbonnell 3 , 

dorothee schoemaker 1,2 , Jared Rowley 1,2 , Sara Mohades 1,2 , 

Viviane Sziklas 4 , Vladmir Fonov 3 , Pierre Bellec 3 , Alain 

Dagher 3 , Amir Shmuel 3 , Serge Gauthier 2,1 , Pedro Neto 1,2,3 

1 Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory, Douglas 

Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 2 McGill 

Centre for Studies in Aging (MCSA), Montreal, Canada, 

3 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal Neurological 

Institute, Montreal, Canada, 4 Department of Psychology, 

Neuropsychology Unit, McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

Hyper- or hypo-activation with the alzheimer’s disease? 

Comparison between random- and mixed-effects 

Junghoe Kim 1 , Jong-Hwan Lee 1 

1 Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Engineering, 

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automated diagnostic classifiers using imaging, 

genotyping, and gene expression data 

Liana Apostolova 1 , Giovanni Copolla 2 , Jeffrey Cummings 3 , 

Fying Gao 2 , Kristy Hwang 2 , Omid Kohannim 4 , 

Paul Thompson 5 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, United States, 2 UCLA, Los Angeles, 

CA, 3 Lou Ruvo Institute, Las Vegas, NV, 4 Laboratory of 

Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 5 Laboratory of 

Neuro Imaging, Dept. of Neurology, UCLA School 

of Medicine, Los Angeles, United States 

association between Fornix Fractional anisotropy 

and Hippocampal Volume changes in amCI 

Sara Mohades 1 , Jared Rowley 1 , Pedro Rosa-Neto 1 , 

Dorothee Schoemaker 1 , Vladmir Fonov 2 , Alain Dagher 2 , 

Ricardo Bernardi 1 , Serge Gauthier 3 , Amir Schmuel 2 , 

Viviane Sziklas 4 

1 Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory, Douglas 

Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 2 McConnell 

Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal Neurological Institute, 

Montreal, Canada, 3 McGill Centre for Studies in Aging 

(MCSA), Montreal, Canada, 4 Department of Psychology, 

Neuropsychology Unit, McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

Spectrum of white matter changes in amnestic mild 

cognitive impairment 

Jared Rowley 1 , Dorothee Schoemaker 1 , Sara Mohades 1 , 

Vladimir Fonov 2 , Alain Dagher 2 , Amir Shmuel 2 , Ricardo 

Bernardi Soder 1 , Serge Gauthier 3 , Pedro Rosa-Neto 1 

1 Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory, McGill University, 

Montreal, Qc, 2 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, Qc, 3 McGill Centre for 

Studies in Aging, Montreal, Qc 

regional cerebral blood flow and Wechsler memory 

Scale-revised in the elderly 

Fumitoshi Niwa 1 , Masaki Kondo 1 , Masanori Nakagawa 2 , 

Jiro Imanishi 3 

1 Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, Kyoto, Japan, 

2 Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine, kyoto, Japan, 

3 Center for Integrative Meidicine, Meiji Univesity of 

Integrative Medicine, Kyoto, Japan 

Baseline CSF Biomarkers in Cognitively Healthy adults 

Predict Brain atrophy: a TBm study 

Aparna Sodhi 1,2 , Erik Kastman 1,2 , Auriel Willette 1 , 

Guofan Xu 1,2 , Nancy Davenport 1,2 , Andrew Alexander 3,4,5 , 

Howard Rowley 6 , Sterling Johnson 1,2 , Sanjay Asthana 1,2 , 

Mark Sager 1,2 , Cynthia Carlsson 1,2 , Barbara Bendlin 1,2 

1 Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, 

Department of Medicine, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 

WI, 2 Geriatric Research Education and Clinical Center, 

William S. Middleton Memorial Veteran’s Hospital, Madison, 

WI, 3 University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public 

Health, Department of Medical Physics, Madison, WI, 

4 University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public 

Health, Department of Psychiatry, Madison, WI, 5 Waisman 

Laboratory for Brain Imaging and Behavior, Madison, WI, 

6 University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public 

Health, Department of Radiology, Madison, WI 

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Discriminative analysis of resting-state functional 

connectivity of early alzheimer’s disease 

Zhengjia Dai 1 , Chaogan Yan 1 , Zhiqun Wang 2 , 

Jinhui Wang 1 , Kuncheng Li 2,3 , Yong He 1 

1 State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and 

Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China, 

2 Department of Radiology, Xuanwu Hospital of Capital 

Medical University, Beijing, China, 3 Key Laboratory for 

Neurodegenerative Diseases, Capital Medical University, 

Ministry of Education, Beijing, China 

Neural correlates of strategic cognitive training in 

patients with mild cognitive impairment 

Joana Balardin 1 , Marcelo Batistuzzo 2 , Maria da Graça 

Martin 2 , Jerusa Smid 3 , Claudia Porto 3 , Ricardo Nitrini 2 , 

Cary Savage 4 , Edson Amaro 5 , Eliane Miotto 2 

1 University of São Paulo, Sao Paulo, SP, 2 University of 

Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, SP, 3 HCFMUSP, Sao Paulo, SP, 

4 University of Kansas, Kansas City, KS, 5 University of 

Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil 

Two limb apraxia patient profiles in Corticobasal 

Syndrome with distinct SPeCT perfusion rates 

Vessela Stamenova 1 , Eric Roy 2 , Sandra Black 3 

1 Unviersity of Toronto, Toronto, ON, 2 University of Waterloo, 

Waterloo, Ontario, 3 Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, 

Toronto, Canada 

Changes in Vascular Cognitive Impairment 

No Dementia: a Combined VBm and resting-State 

fmrI Study 

Yi Liye 1,2 , Wang Jinhui 3 , Liu Pengfei 4 , Yong He 3 , 

Jiang Chuanlu 2 , Han Ying 1 

1 Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University, Beijing, 

China, 2 The Second Clinical College of Harbin Medical 

University, Harbin, China, 3 State Key Laboratory of 

Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning, Beijing Normal 

University, Beijing, China, 4 The First Clinical College of 

Harbin Medical University, Harbin, China 

alzheimer’s disease affects the landscape of source 

eeg synchronization 

Cristian Carmeli 1 , Richard Frackowiak 1 , Maria Knyazeva 2 

1 Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Centre Hospitalier 

Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV), Lausanne, Switzerland, 


Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV), Lausanne, Vaud 

altered Spontaneous Brain activity in alzheimer’s 

disease and mild Cognitive Impairment 

Zengqiang Zhang 1 , Haitao Dai 1 , Yong Liu 2 , Yixuan Niu 1 , 

Pan Wang 3 , Xi Zhang 1 , Bo Zhou 3 , Luning Wang 3 

1 Department of Neurology, Institute of Geriatrics and 

Gerontology, Chinese PLA General Hospital, Beijing, 

China, 2 CCM, NLPR, Institute of Automation, Beijing, China, 

3 Department of Neurology, Institute of Geriatrics and 

Gerontology, China PLA General Hospital, Beijing, China 






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Functional networks connectivity in patients with 

alzheimer’s disease and mild Cognitive Impairment 

Michela Pievani 1,2 , Federica Agosta 2 , Samantha Galluzzi 1 , 

Massimo Filippi 2 , Giovanni Frisoni 1 

1 LENITEM, IRCCS Centro San Giovanni di Dio - FBF, 

Brescia, Italy, 2 Neuroimaging Research Unit, Scientific 

Institute and University Hospital San Raffaele, Milan, Italy 

Neural Substrates of Semantic Deficits in amnestic mild 

Cognitive Impairment : evidence from meg 

Jessica Pineault 1 , Stephan Grimault 1,2 , Jacinthe Lacombe 1,3 , 

Yann Potiez 1 , Pierre Jolicoeur 1 , Sven Joubert 1,3 

1 Département de psychologie et CERNEC, Université de 

Montréal, Montréal, QC, Canada, 2 CNRS, Marseille, France, 

3 Centre de Recherche de l’Institut Universitaire 

de Gériatrie de Montréal, Montréal, QC, Canada 

Distinct default mode connectivity in apoe4 carriers 

independent of Tomm40 poly-T repeat length 

Jessica Damoiseaux 1 , Juan Zhou 2 , William Seeley 3 , 

Bruce Miller 4 , Joel Kramer 4 , Michael Greicius 5 

1 Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, 

United States, 2 Memory and Aging Center, Department 

of Neurology, University of California San Francisco, 

San Francisco, CA, 3 UC San Francisco, San Francisco, 

United States, 4 UCSF, San Francisco, CA, 5 Stanford 

University Medical Center, Stanford, United States 

Definition of intermediate phenotypes for impact of 

aPoe in mCI converters to alzheimer’s disease 

Katrin E Morgen 1 , Lutz froelich 2 , Heike Tost 2 , Johannes 

Kornhuber 3 , Harald Hampel 4 , Stefan Teipel 5 , Michael 

Ewers 6 , Frank Jessen 7 , Oliver Peters 6 , Holger Jahn 8 , 

Christian Luckhaus 9 , Michael Huell 10 , Hermann-Josef 

Gertz 11 , Johannes Schroeder 12 , Johannes Pantel 13 , 

Isabella Heuser 6 , Jens Wiltfang 14 , Eckart Ruether 15 , 

Wolfgang Maier 16 , Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg 17 

1 Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 

2 Central Institute of Mental Health (CIMH), Mannheim, 


Erlangen, Germany, 4 Frankfurt University, Department of 

Psychiatry, psychosomatics and psychotherapy, Frankfurt, 

Germany, 5 Rostock University, Department of Neurology, 

Rostock, Germany, 6 Charite, Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Berlin, Germany, 7 Bonn University, 

Department of Psychiatry, Bonn, Germany, 8 Hamburg 

University, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Hamburg, Germany, 9 Duesseldort University, Department 

of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Duesseldorf, Germany, 

10 Freiburg University, Geriatric Center, Freiburg, Germany, 

11 Leipzig University, Leipzig, Germany, 12 Heidelberg 

University, Department of Geriatric Psychiatry, Heidelberg, 

Germany, 13 Frankfurt University, Department of Psychiatry, 

Psychosomatics and Psychotherapy, Frankfurt, Germany, 

14 Essen University, Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Essen, Germany, 15 Goettingen University, 

Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Goettingen, 

Germany, 16 Bonn University, Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Bonn, Germany, 17 Central Institute of 

Mental Health (CIMH) Mannheim, Mannheim, Germany 


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abnormal resting-state activity in default mode network 

of amCI subjects 

Mingwu Jin 1,2 , Victoria Pelak 3 , Dietmar Cordes 4 

1 University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, TX, 

2 Univerity of Colorado Denver, Aurora, CO, 3 University 

of Colorado Denver, Aurora, CO, 4 University Of Colorado 

Denver, Aurora, CO 

Landscape of white matter and gray matter changes 

through the course of alzheimer’s Disease 

Xiuchao Sui 1 , Chunshui Yu 2 , Xinqing Zhang 3 , 

Jieqiong Liu 3 , Yunyun Duan 4 , Tianzi Jiang 5 

1 Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 

Beijing,China, 2 Department of Radiology, Tianjin Medical 

University General Hospital, Tianjin, China, 3 Department 

of Neurology, Xuanwu Hospital of Capital University 

of Medical Sciences, Beijing, China, 4 Department of 

Radiology, Xuanwu Hospital of Capital University of Medical 

Sciences, Beijing, China, 5 Institute Of Automation, Chinese 

Academy Of Sciences, Beijing, China 

altered grey matter Volumes and Functional 

Connectivity Pattern in Hippcampus in aD and mCI 

Yong Liu 1 , Bo Zhou 2 , Zengqiang Zhang 2 , Ningyu An 2 , 

Luning Wang 2 , Haitao Dai 2 , Pan Wang 2 , Xi Zhang 2 , 

Tianzi Jiang 1 

1 LIAMA Center for Computational Medicine (CCM), 

National Laboratory of Pattern Recognition, Institute of 

Automation, Beijing, China, 2 Department of Neurology, 

Division of Nanlou, Chinese People’s Liberation Army 

General Hospital, Beijing, China 

Correlation of magnetization transfer and diffusion mrI 

in sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease 

Gunther Helms 1 , Markus Matros 2 , Kai Kallenberg 3 , 

Inga Zerr 4 , Walter Schulz-Schaeffer 5 , Peter Dechent 2 

1 MR-Research in Neurology and Psychiatry, 

Universitymedicine Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany, 

2 MR-Research in Neurology and Psychiatry, Goettingen 

University Medical Center, Goettingen, Germany, 3 Dept. 

of Neuroradiology, Goettingen University Medical Center, 

Goettingen, Germany, 4 Dept. Neurology, Goettingen 

University Medical Center, Goettingen, Germany, 5 Dept. 

of Neuropathology, Goettingen University Medical Center, 

Goettingen, Germany 

The Possible Prophylactic mechanism of Chinese 

Chess Playing on alzheimer’s Disease* 

Dongmei Liang 1 , Timon Cheng-Yi Liu 1 , Beijun Huang 1 , 

lihua qiu 2 , Luqing Wei 3 , Huafu Chen 3 , Qizhu Wu 4 , 

Xiaoqi Huang 4 , Qiyong Gong 4 

1 College of Sports Science, South China Normal 

University, Guangzhou, China, 2 Huaxi MR Research 

Center, Department of Radiology,West China Hospital of 

Sichuan University, Chengdu, China, 3 Key Laboratory for 

Neuroinformation of Ministry of Education, University of 

Electronic Science and T, Chengdu, China, 4 Huaxi MR 

Research Center, Department of Radiology, West China 

Hospital of Sichuan University, Chengdu, China



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resting state fmrI correlates of memory perfomances 

in amnestic mild cognitive impairment 

Dorothee Schoemaker 1 , Ricardo Bernardi Soder 1 , 

Felix Carbonell Gonzalez 2 , Jared Rowley 1 , Sara Mohades 3 , 

Viviane Sziklas 4 , Vladmir Fonov 5 , Pierre Bellec 5 , Alain 

Dagher 5 , Amir Shmuel 6 , Serge Gauthier 7 , Pedro Rosa-Neto 8 

1 Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory, Douglas Hospital, 

McGill University, Verdun, Quebec, 2 McConnell Brain 

Imaging Centre, Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, 

Quebec, 3 Translational Neuroimaging Laboratory, Douglas 

Hospital, McGill University, Verdun, QC, 4 Department of 

Psychology, Neuropsychology Unit, McGill University, 

Montreal, QC, 5 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, QC, 6 MNI, McGill 

University, Montreal, Canada, 7 McGill Centre for Studies 

in Aging (MCSA), Montreal, QC, 8 Mcgill University, 


retinal nerve fiber thickness as a biomarker in 

alzheimer’s disease 

Philip Cook 1 , Brian Avants 1 , Laura Balcer 1 , 

Murray Grossman 1 , James Gee 1 

1 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 

masking effect on Default mode Network identification 

in mCI and alzheimer`s disease 

Jungho Cha1 , Uicheul Yoon1 , Sang Won Seo2 , Sun I. Kim1 , 

Duk L. Na2 , Jong-Min Lee1 1Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

2Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, 

Korea, Republic of 

Functional mrI of parietal cortex in relation to episodic 

memory performance 

Christiane Oedekoven 1 , Andreas Jansen 1 , Dirk Leube 2 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Section of BrainImaging, Philipps-University, Marburg, 


Philipps-University, Marburg, Germany 

Determining effects of aPoe4 allele on alzheimer’s 

disease structural brain network 

Tina Roostaei 1 , Arash Nazeri 1 , Arman Eshaghi 1 , 

Amir Shirazi 1 , Habib Ganjgahi 1 

1 Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Tehran, 

Iran, Islamic Replblic of 

Cerebral amyloid angiopathy impacts resting-state 

connectivity 

Stefano Peca 1 , Cheryl McCreary 2,3,4 , Eric Smith 2,3,4 , 

Bradley Goodyear 1,2,3,4,5 

1 Seaman Family MR Research Centre, University of 

Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 2 Department of Radiology, 

University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 3 Hotchkiss 

Brain Institute, University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 

4 Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of 

Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 5 Department of Psychiatry, 

University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada 

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Differentiation of amCI Subjects and Normal Controls 

using multivariate analysis of fmrI Data 

Dietmar Cordes 1 , Mingwu Jin 2 , Victoria Pelak 2 , Tim Curran 3 , 

Rajesh Nandy 4 

1 University Of Colorado Denver, Aurora, United States, 

2 University of Colorado-Denver, Aurora, United States, 

3 University of Colorado-Boulder, Boulder, United States, 

4 UCLA, Los Angeles, United States 


Autism 

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processing in autism spectrum disorder, (o-Th4) 

Nicholas Foster1 , Fabienne Samson2 , Laurent Mottron2 , 

Krista Hyde3 1Faculty of Medicine, Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill 

University, Montreal, Canada, 2Centre d’Excellence en 

Troubles Envahissants du Développement de l’Université 

de Montréal (CETEDUM), Montreal, Canada, 3Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

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multivariate classification of structural mrI in children 

with autism 

Lucina Uddin 1 , Srikanth Ryali 1 , Christina Young 1 , 

Tianwen Chen 1 , Amirah Khouzam 1 , Nancy Minshew 2 , 

Antonio Hardan 1 , Vinod Menon 1 

1 Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA, 

USA, 2 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 

altered Functional Deactivation and Connectivity 

in the “resting Brain” in autism 

Donna Murdaugh 1 , Mark Pennick 1 , Hrishikesh Deshpande 1 , 

Rajesh Kana 1 

1 University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL 

Canonical Correlation analysis of Cortical Thickness 

in adolescents with autism Spectrum Disorders 

Masaya Misaki 1 , Gregory Wallace 1 , Nathan Dankner 1 , 

Alex Martin 1 , Peter Bandettini 1 

1 LBC/NIMH/NIH, Bethesda, MD 

Vibrotactile phase-locking in first-degree relatives 

of persons with autism spectrum disorders 

Don Rojas1 , Alissa Wallace2 , Katie Youngpeter2 , 

Dan Collins2 , Susan Hepburn2 1University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center, 

2University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center, 

Aurora, CO 

Whole Brain Functional Connectivity Classification 

of autism 

Jared Nielsen 1 , Jeffrey Anderson 1 , Michael Adam 

Ferguson 1 , T. Jason Druzgal 2 , Alyson Froehlich 1 , 

Molly DuBray 1 , Jason Cooperrider 1 , Annahir Cariello 1 , 

Nicholas Lange 3 , Andrew Alexander 4 , Erin Bigler 5 , 

Janet Lainhart 1 

1 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, United States, 2 University 

of Virginia, Charlottesville, United States, 3 Harvard 

University, Boston, United States, 4 University of Wisconsin 

School of Medicine and Public Health, Department of 

Medical Physics, Madison, WI, 5 Brigham Young University, 

Provo, United States 





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Neural correlates of moral decision making in autism 

spectrum disorder 

Ute Habel 1,2 , Katharina Pauly 3,2 , Ruben Gur 4 , 

Frank Schneider 2 , Karla Schneider 2 

1 University of Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 2 RWTH Aachen 

University, Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy 

and Psychosomatics, Aachen, Germany, 3 RWTH Aachen 

University, Aachen, Germany, 4 University of Pennsylvania 

and the Philadelphia Veterans Administration Medical 

Center, Philadelphia, PA 

Whole Brain Structural and Functional Connectivity 

Networks in autism 

Jeffrey Rudie 1,2 , Jesse Brown 3,2 , Leanna Hernandez 1,2 , 

Susan Bookheimer 3,2 , Mirella Dapretto 1,2 

1 Brain Mapping Center, UCLA, Los Angeles, United 

States, 2 Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA, 

Los Angeles, United States, 3 Center for Cognitive 

Neurosciences, UCLA, Los Angeles, United States 

reduced Functional Connectivity of the amygdala and 

Dorsal anterior Cingulate in aSD 

Patrick Cox 1 , Stuart Washington 2 , Evan Gordon 1 , 

Jasmit Brar 2 , Laura Girton 2 , Ayichew Hailu 2 , Amanda 

Wolfe 2 , Samantha Warburton 2 , Juma Mbwana 2 , William 

Gaillard 3 , M. Layne Kalbfleisch 4 , John Van Meter 2 

1 Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience, Georgetown 

University, Washington, DC, United States, 2 Center for 

Functional and Molecular Imaging, Georgetown University 

Medical Center, Washington, DC, United States, 3 Children’s 

National Medical Center, Washington, DC, United States, 

4 Krasnow Investigations of Developmental Learning 

and Behavior, George Mason University, Faifax, VA, 

United States 

aberrant Interregional Neural Synchrony in autism 

Spectrum Disorders revealed by resting-State meg 

Avniel Ghuman 1 , Rebecca van den Honert 1 , Eunice Dixon 1 , 

Briana Robustelli 1 , Gregory Wallace 1 , Alex Martin 1 

1 Laboratory of Brain and Cognition, National Institute 

of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD 

Differential Face Inversion effect in Children with 

autism Spectrum Disorder Specific to Human Faces 

Andrew Breeden 1 , Leah Lozier 1,2 , Katherine Lawson 1 , 

Amy Chudgar 1 , Natalie Ullman 1 , William Gaillard 3 , 

John VanMeter 1 

1 Center for Functional and Molecular Imaging, 

Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC, 


University, Washington, DC, 3 The Center for Neuroscience 

and Behavioral Medicine, Children’s National Medical 

Center, Washington DC, United States 

Diminished grey matter within the hypothalamus in 

autism disorder 

Florian Kurth 1 , Katherine Narr 2 , Roger Woods 2 , 

Joseph O’Neill 1 , Jeffry Alger 2 , Rochelle Caplan 1 , 

James McCracken 1 , Arthur Toga 2 , Jennifer Levitt 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, 

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Department 

of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 


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anatomical brain abnormalities in autism Spectrum 

Disorder female children detected with VBm and SVm 

Alessandra Retico 1 , Sara Calderoni 2 , Laura Biagi 3 , 

Raffaella Tancredi 3 , Filippo Muratori 2 , Michela Tosetti 3 

1 INFN, Pisa, Italy, 2 IRCCS Stella Maris Foundation and 

Division of Child Neurology and Psychiatry, University of 

Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 3 IRCCS Stella Maris Foundation, Pisa, Italy 

Shared and Distinct Brain Network Information Flow 

in autism, aDHD, & Typically Developing Children 

Adriana Di Martino 1 , Xi-Nian Zuo 2,1 , Clare Kelly 1 , 

Rebecca Grzadzinski 1 , Maarten Mennes 1 , Ariel Schvarcz 1 , 

Carolyn Kessler 1 , Catherine Lord 3 , F Xavier Castellanos 1,4 , 

Michael Milham 1,4 

1 Phyllis Green and Randolph Cōwen Institute for Pediatric 

Neuroscience, NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, 

United States, 2 Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy 

of Sciences, Beijing, Beijing, 3 4University of Michigan 

Autism and Communication Disorders Center, Ann Arbor, 

MI, 4 Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, 

Orangeburg, NY 

atypical eeg Complexity in autism Spectrum 

Conditions: a multiscale entropy analysis 

Ana Catarino 1,2 , Owen Churches 2 , Simon Baron-Cohen 3 , 

Alexandre Andrade 4 , Howard Ring 2 

1 Institute of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, 

Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, 

2 Cambridge Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 

Research Group, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 3 Autism Research Centre, University of 

Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 4 IBEB-FCUL, 

Lisboa, Portugal 

FmrI study of the Thatcher effect in high 

functioning autism 

Nicole Zurcher 1 , Katherine Cornes 2 , Nick Donnelly 2 , 

Julie Hadwin 2 , Loyse Hippolyte 1 , Eric Lemonnier 3 , Nouchine 

Hadjikhani 1,4 

1 Brain Mind Institute, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

2 School of Psychology, University of Southampton, 

Southampton, United Kingdom, 3 CRA Bretagne, Centre 

Hospitalo-Universitaire de Brest, Brest, France, 4 Harvard 

Medical School, Boston, MA, United States 

Cortical thickness differences between autistic 

individuals with and without delayed speech onset 

Krista Hyde 1 , Nicholas Foster 1 , Fabienne Samson 2 , 

Laurent Mottron 2 

1 Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, 

Canada, 2 Centre d’Excellence en Troubles Envahissants 

du Développement de l’Université de Montréal 

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resting State Functional Connectivity mrI Based 

Prediction of autism vs. Typically Developing 

Pamela Douglas 1 , Jeffrey Rudie 2 , Jesse Brown 3 , 

Mark Cohen 3 , Ariana Anderson 4 , Susan Bookheimer 5 , 

Mirella Dapretto 6 

1 UCLA (co-first author), Los Angeles, United States, 

2 UCLA (co-first author), Los Angeles, CA, 3 UCLA, Los 

Angeles, CA, 4 Malibu, United States, 5 Departmen of 

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA School 

of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 6 UCLA, Los Angeles, 

United States 

aberrant arithmetic Processing in autism Spectrum 

Disorder 

Teresa Iuculano 1,2 , Miriam Rosenberg-Lee 2 , 

Amirah Khouzam 2 , Jennifer Philips 2 , Antonio Hardan 2 , 

Lucina Uddin 2 , Vinod Menon 2 

1 University College London, London, UK, 

2 Stanford University, Stanford, CA 

alterations in functional and structural connectivity 

provide correlates for symptoms in autism 

Sophia Mueller 1 , Daniel Keeser 2 , Andrea Samson 3 , 

Kristina Hennig-Fast 2 , Ute Coates 1 , Maximilian Reiser 1 , 

Thomas Meindl 4 

1 Institute of Clinical Radiology, University Hospitals 

Munich, Munich, Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, 

Germany, 3 Department of Psychology, Stanford University, 

Stanford, CA, 4 University Munich, Munich, Germany 

Task-specific functional connectivity in autism: 

a study using the Wavelet Coherence Transform 

Ana Catarino 1,2 , Alexandre Andrade 3 , Owen Churches 2 , 

Simon Baron-Cohen 4 , Howard Ring 2 

1 Institute of Biophysics and Biomedical Engineering, 

Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, 

2 Cambridge Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 

Research Group, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 3 IBEB-FCUL, Lisboa, Portugal, 4 Autism 

Research Centre, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom 

Large-scale network analysis reflects big-world 

characteristics in aSD 

Pablo Barttfeld 1 , Jorge Calvar 2 , Sebastian Cukier 2 , 

Rachid Deriche 3 , Ramon Leiguarda 2 , Silvana Navarta 4 , 

Mariano Sigman 4 , Demian Wassermann 5 , Bruno Wicker 6 

1 Integrative neuroscience Laboratory, Physics 

Dept. University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina, 2 Fundación para la Lucha contra las 

EnfermedadesNeurológicasdelaInfancia, Buenos Aires, 

Argentina, 3 INRIA Sphia Antipolis, Nice, France, 4 Integrative 

Neuroscience Laboratory, Physics Dept. University 

of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 5 Harvard 

Medical School, 6 INCM UMR 6193 CNRS, Université de la 

Méditerranée, Marseille, France 

an fmrI Study of Selective attention Deficits in 

adult autism Spectrum Disorder 

Ryuichiro Hashimoto 1 , Akira Iwanami 1 , Nobumasa Kato 1 , 

Masaru Mimura 1 , Haruhisa Ohta 1 , Takashi Yamada 1 

1 Showa University School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan 

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Whole brain analysis of white matter microstructure in 

autism spectrum disorders: results from TBSS 

Natalia Kleinhans 1 , Todd Richards 1 , Greg Pauley 1 , 

Nathalie Martin 1 , Annette Estes 1 , Dennis Shaw 1 , 

Alan Artu 1 , Stephen Dager 1 

1 University of Washington, Seattle, WA 

Decreased empathy for facial expressions of pain in 

high functioning autism 

Ophelie Rogier 1 , Nicole Zurcher 1 , Loyse Hippolyte 1 , 

Eric Lemonnier 2 , Nouchine Hadjikhani 1,3 

1 Brain Mind Institute, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

2 CRA Bretagne, Brest, France, 3 Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, United States 

FmrI Brain Processing of affectionate Touch in 

Children with aSD 

Ilanit Gordon 1 , Martha Kaiser 1 , Avery Voos 1 , 

Randi Bennett 1 , Kevin Pelphrey 1 

1 Yale Child Study Center, New Haven, CT 

Structural correlates of self-injurious behaviours in 

children with an autism spectrum disorder 

Emma Duerden 1 , Kathleen Mak-Fan 2 , S. Roberts 2 , 

M. Mallar Chakravarty 3 , Margot Taylor 1 , Jason Lerch 4 

1 Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 2 Hospital 

for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario, 3 Rotman Research 

Institute/Mouse Imaging Centre, Toronto, Ontario, 

4 Toronto Centre for Phenogenomics, Toronto, ON 

age-related Brain Changes related to 

Social Impariments in Persons with autism 

Spectrum Disoders 

Krissy Doyle-Thomas 1 , Evdokia Anagnostou 1 , 

Emma Duerden 2 , Jin Fan 3 , Latha Soorya 3 , Margot Taylor 2 , 

Ting Wang 3 

1 Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, Toronto, 

Canada, 2 Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 

3 Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, United States 

altered activation to working memory task in young 

subjects with aSD: a Functional mrI Study 

Jukka Rahko 1 , Virve Vuontela 2 , Juha Nikkinen 3 , Synnöve 

Carlson 4 , Tuula Hurtig 5 , Marja-Leena Mattila 5 , Katja Jussila 5 , 

Jukka Remes 6 , Tuomo Starck 6 , Eira Jansson-Verkasalo 7 , 

Eeva Aronen 8 , David Pauls 9 , Hanna Ebeling 5 , Irma 

Moilanen 5 , Osmo Tervonen 6 , Vesa Kiviniemi 6 

1 Department of Child Psychiatry, Institute of Clinical 

Medicine, University and University Hospital, Oulu, Finland, 

2 Neuroscience Unit, Institute of Biomedicine/Physiology, 

University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, 3 Diagnostic 

Radiology, Oulu, Finland, 4 Institute of Biomedicine/ 

Physiology, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, 

5 Department of Child Psychiatry, University and University 

Hospital of Oulu, Oulu, Finland, 6 Department of Diagnostic 

Radiology, University and University Hospital of Oulu, 

Oulu, Finland, 7 University and University Hospital of Oulu, 

Neurocognitive Unit, Oulu, Finland, 8 Hospital for Women 

and Children, Child Psychiatry, Helsinki University Central 

Hospital, Helsinki, Finland, 9 Massachusetts General 

Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, United States 






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Neural correlates of communication deficits in 

children with autism 

Wan-Lin Hsu 1 , Susan Shur-Fen Gau 2 , Tai-Li Chou 3 

1 Department of Psychology, National Taiwan University, 

Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Department of 

Psychiatry, National Taiwan University Hospital and College 

of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 Dept. of 

Psychology, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China 

Discrimination of autistic adults from Controls using 

data on Whole-Brain mrI in a Japanese Sample 

Yujiro Yoshihara 1 , Genichi Sugihara 2 , Sean Deoni 3 , 

Akira Ishizuka 4 , Hideto Yogo 4 , Kaori Matsumoto 5 , 

Masatsugu Tsujii 5 , Declan Murphy 6 , Norio Mori 1 , Nori Takei 5 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Neurology, Hamamatsu 

University School of Medicine, Hamamatsu, Japan, 

2 Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, Hamamatsu, 

Japan, 3 Division of Engineering, Brown University, 

Providence, RI, 4 Department of Radiology, Koujin 

Hospital, Nagoya, Japan, 5 Research Center for Child 

Mental Development, Hamamatsu University School of 

Medicine, Hamamatsu, Japan, 6 Department of Forensic 

and Neurodevelopmental Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, 

London, United Kingdom 


Developmental Disorders 

128* using resting-state fcmrI to characterize the 

developmental course of subjects with aDHD, (o-T1) 

Damien Fair1 , Deepti Bathula1 , Joel Nigg1 , 

Nico Dosenbach2 , Bradley Schlaggar2 , Steven Petersen2 , 

Kathryn Mills1 , Taciana Costa Dias1 , Maarten Mennes3 , 

David Gutman3 , Saroja Bangaru3 , J.K. Buitelaar4 , 

Daniel Dickstein5 , David Kennedy6 , Beatriz Luna7 , 

Stewart Mostofsky8 , Julie Schweitzer9 , Katerina Velanova7 , 

Yufeng Wang10 , F. Xavier Castellanos3 , Michael Milham3 1Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR, 

2 3 Washington University, St. Louis, MO, Phyllis Green and 

Randolph Cowen Institute for Pediatric Neuroscience, 

NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY, 4Department of Psychiatry UMCN St. Radboud, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

5Brown University School of Medicine, Providence, RI, 

6University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, 

United States, 7University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, 

8Kennedy Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, 

United States, 9University of California Davis School of 

Medicine, Sacramento, United States, 10Institute of Mental 

Health, Peking University 


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Functional Connectomics in aDHD: Insights from 

the aDHD-200 Sample 

Maarten Mennes 1 , David Gutman 1 , Clare Kelly 1 , Saroja 

Bangaru 1 , Xi-Nian Zuo 2,1 , Yu-Feng Zang 3 , Yu-Feng Wang 4 , 

Katerina Velanova 5 , Julie Schweitzer 6 , Joel Nigg 7 , Stewart 

Mostofsky 8 , Beatriz Luna 5 , David Kennedy 9 , Damien Fair 7 , 

Daniel Dickstein 10 , J.K. Buitelaar 11 , F Xavier Castellanos 1,12 , 


1 Phyllis Green and Randolph Cowen Institute for Pediatric 


United States, 2 Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy 

of Sciences, Beijing, China, 3 State Key Laboratory of 


University, Beijing, China, 4 Institute of Mental Health, 

Peking University, 5 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 

United States, 6 University of California Davis School of 

Medicine, Sacramento, United States, 7 Oregon Health 

& Science University, Oregon, United States, 8 Kennedy 

Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, United States, 

9 University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, 

United States, 10 Brown University School of Medicine, 

Providence, United States, 11 Department of Psychiatry 

UMCN St. Radboud, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 12 Nathan 

S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, Orangeburg, 

United States 

morphological and neurocognitive sequelae following 

chemotherapy for leukemia in early childhood 

Thomas Hübner 1 , Nasreddin Abolmaali 1 , Marina 

Genschaft 1 , Thomas Hummel 1 , Vasiliki Ikonomidou 2 , 

Chrysanthy Ikonomidou 3 , Clemens Kirschbaum 1 , 

Franziska Krone 1 , Franziska Plessow 1 , Meinolf Suttorp 1 , 

Michael Smolka 1 

1 Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 

2 George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 3 University of 

Wisconsin, Madison, WI 

Persistent changes of cerebrovascular dynamics 

associated with prolonged high altitude residence 

Xiaodan Yan1,2 , Jiaxing Zhang1,3 , Qiyong Gong4 , 

Xuchu Weng1 1Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 

2Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, United States, 

3 4 Xiamen Unviersity, Xiamen, China, Sichuan University, 

Chengdu, China 

Perinatal biomarkers of adverse neuropsychological 

outcome in preterm newborns 

MASSIMO CAULO 1 , Carlo Sestieri 1 , RICCARDO NAVARRA 1 , 

Mauro Gianni Perrucci 1 , CHIARA BRIGANTI 1 , EMANUELA 

CONTE 2 , RITA SALOMONE 2 , SERGIO DOMIZIO 2 , Gian 

Luca Romani 1 

1 DEPARTMENT OF NEUROSCIENCE AND IMAGING, 

Chieti, Italy, 2 NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNIT, 

Chieti, Italy 

a robust index of lateralized brain function in 

typically and atypically developing children 

Blake Johnson 1 , Genevieve McArthur 1 , Melanie Reid 1 , 

Jon Brock 1 , Stephen Crain 1 

1 Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia


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regional Patterns of Striatal morphology in 

adolescents with Prenatal Cocaine exposure 

Florence Roussotte 1 , Lindsay Soderberg 1 , Tamara Warner 2 , 

Katherine Narr 1 , Marylou Behnke 3 , Fonda Davis Eyler 3 , 

Elizabeth Sowell 1 

1 University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 

2 East Carolina University, Greenville, NC, 3 University of 

Florida, Gainesville, FL 

Synchronous eeg-fmrI reveals timing deficits in 

aDHD during behavioral inhibition in a go/no-go task 

Alexandra Sebastian 1 , Bernd Feige 1 , Lena Schmüser 1 , 

Stefan Klöppel 1 , Klaus Lieb 2 , Oliver Tüscher 1,2 

1 Albert-Ludwigs-University, Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Freiburg, Germany, 2 Johannes-Gutenberg- 

University, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Mainz, Germany 

meta-analyzing brain dysfunctions in dyslexic 

children and adults 

Fabio Richlan 1 , Martin Kronbichler 1 , Heinz Wimmer 1 

1 University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria 

Functional connectivity patterns during working 

memory in drug naive children with aDHD 

Philippe PEIGNEUX 1 , Hichem SLAMA 1 , Sylvie Linotte 2 , 

Alison MARY 1 , Martin KAVECS 3 , Thierry METENS 3 , 

Danielle BALERIAUX 3 , Isabelle MASSAT 1,4,5 

1 UR2NF - Neuropsychology and Functional Neuroimaging 

Research Unit, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 2 Laboratory 

of Psychological Medicine, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 

3 Department of Radiology,Clinics of Magnetic Resonance, 

Hôpital Erasme, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 4 Laboratory of 

Experimental neurology, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 5 Senior 

Research Associate at FRS-FNRS, Bruxelles, Belgium 

Imaging the Where and When of Tic generation in 

Tourette’s Syndrome 

Irene Neuner 1,2 , Cornelius Werner 3 , Tony Stöcker 2 , 

Thilo Kellermann 3 , Jessica Bath 3 , Hans Wegener 2 , 

Frank Schneider 3 , N Shah 2 

1 RWTH Aachen, Germany, 2 Forschungszentrum Jülich, 

Jülich, Germany, 3 RWTH Aachen, Aachen, Germany 

reduced functional connectivity of the left 

occipito-temporal cortex in developmental dyslexia 

Matthias Schurz 1 , Fabio Richlan 1 , Martin Kronbichler 1 , 

Heinz Wimmer 1 

1 University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria 

Statistical shape analysis of atrophy of subcortical 

structures in prodromal Huntington’s Disease 

Laurent Younes 1 , Tilak Ratnanather 1 , Roger Albin 2 , 

Timothy Brown 1 , Elizabeth Aylward 3 , Peg Nopoulos 4 , 

Ronald Pierson 4 , Hans Johnson 4 , Vincent Magnotta 4 , Jane 

Paulsen 4 , Russell Margolis 5 , Michael Miller 1 , Chris Ross 5 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 2 University of 

Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 3 Seattle Children’s Research 

Institute, Seattle, United States, 4 University of Iowa, Iowa 

City, IA, 5 Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 

Baltimore, MD 

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Longitudinal Brain Development in Fetal alcohol 

Spectrum Disorders 

Sarah Treit 1 , Catherine Lebel 2 , Carmen Rasmussen 3 , 

Gail Andrew 4 , Christian Beaulieu 2 

1 Centre for Neuroscience, University of Alberta, Edmonton, 

Alberta, Canada, 2 Department of Biomedical Engineering, 

University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 

3 Department of Pediatrics, University of Alberta, Edmonton, 

Alberta, Canada, 4 FASD Clinic, Glenrose Rehabilitation 

Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 

an meg study of dichotic pitch in children with 

autism spectrum disorder 

Jon Brock 1 , Blake Johnson 1 , Melanie Reid 1 , 

Samantha Bzishvili 1 , Caroline Witton 2 

1 Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, 2 Aston University, 

Birmingham, United Kingdom 

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atypical Patterns of activity and Connectivity 

associated with mirror overflow in Children with aDHD 

Andrew Gaddis1 , Deana Crocetti1 , Lindsey MacNeil1 , 

Anita Barber2 , John Muschelli2 , Suresh Joel3 , James Pekar2 , 

Stewart Mostofsky4 1 2 Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD, Johns Hopkins 

University, Baltimore, MD, 3Johns Hopkins University, 

4Kennedy Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, 

United States 

a Study of Cortical Folding in Children with Fetal 

alcohol Syndrome 

François De Guio 1 , jean-francois mangin 1 , Christopher 

Molteno 2 , Sandra Jacobson 3 , Joseph Jacobson 3 , 

Ernesta Meintjes 4 

1 LNAO/Neurospin/I2BM/CEA, Saclay, France, 2 Department 

of Psychiatry, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 

South Africa, 3 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral 

Neurosciences, Wayne State University School of Medicine, 

Michigan, United States, 4 MRC/UCT Medical Imaging 

Research Unit, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 

South Africa 

Callosal Thickness reductions relate to Facial 

Dysmorphology in Fetal alcohol Spectrum Disorders 

Yaling Yang 1 , Colleen Adnams 2 , Kenneth Jones 3 , 

Sarah Mattson 4 , Philip May 5 , Mary O’Connor 6 , Edward 

Riley 4 , Kathleen Sulik 7 , Eric Kan 8 , Owen Phillips 9 , 

Katherine Narr 9 , Elizabeth Sowell 10 

1 Developmental Cognitive Neuroimaging Laboratory, 

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 2 University 

of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, 3 University of 

California San Diego, San Diego, CA, 4 San Diego State 

University, San Diego, CA, 5 The University of New Mexico, 

Albuguerque, NM, 6 University of California Los Angeles, 

Los Angeles, CA, 7 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 

Chapel Hill, NC, 8 Developmental Cognitive Neuroimaging 

Laboratory, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, United 

States, 9 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 10 UCLA Department of 

Neurology, Los Angeles, United States 






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The effect of external auditory pacemaker on the 

neural activity of stuttering speakers 

Akira Toyomura 1 , Tetsunoshin Fujii 2 , Shinya Kuriki 3 

1 Tokyo Denki University, 2 Hokkaido University, Sapporo, 

Japan, 3 Tokyo Denki University, Chiba, Japan 

Cortical thickness differences between dyslexic and 

normal readers in occipito-temporal regions 

Irene Altarelli 1 , Karla Monzalvo 2 , Joel Fluss 3 , Catherine 

Billard 3 , Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz 2 , Franck Ramus 1 

1 Laboratoire de Sciences Cognitives et Psycholinguistique, 

Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France, 2 INSERM-CEA 

Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, GIF/YVETTE, France, 

3 Centre de Référence pour les Troubles des 

Apprentissages, Hôpital Bicêtre, Kremlin-Bicêtre, France 

Dyslexic Children Lack a Gradient of Word Specificity 

in Left Inferior Temporal and Frontal Cortices 

Olumide Olulade 1 , Lynn Flowers 2 , Eileen Napoliello 3 , 

Guinevere Eden 3 

1 Center for the Study of Learning, Georgetown University 

Medical Center, Washington, D.C., USA, 2 Center for the 

Study of Learning, Georgetown University Medical Center, 

Washington, DC, USA, 3 Center for the Study of Learning, 

Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington, DC 

Delayed development of cortical surfaces and 

gyrification in ADHD 

Philip Shaw 1 , Alan Evans 1 , Jay Giedd 1 , Judith Rapoport 1 , 

Wendy Sharp 1 

1 NIMH, Bethesda, DC 

The association between altered white matter and 

motor function in Klinefelter’s syndrome 

Maki Kasahara 1 , Tie-Qiang Li 2 , Ivanka Savic 1 

1 Dept of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska Institute, 

Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Karolinska Hospital, Huddinge, 

Sweden 

Motor Performance - Functional Connectivity 

Relationship Differs in Children with ADHD and HFA 

Suresh Joel 1,2 , Anita Barber 1,2 , Mary Beth Nebel 1,2 , 

Brian Caffo 1 , James Pekar 1,2 , Stewart Mostofsky 1,2 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, United States, 

2 Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, United States 

Reduced Gamma Activity during Time Perception 

in Unmedicated Adults with ADHD: 

A Pharmaco-MEG Study 

Tony W Wilson 1,2,3 , Martin Wetzel 4 , Matthew White 5 , 

John Franzen 4 , Nichole Knott 2 

1 Department of Pharmacology & Experimental 

Neuroscience, University of Nebraska Medical Center, 

Omaha, NE, 2 Center for Magnetoencephalography, 

University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE, 

3 Munroe-Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation, 

University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE, 

4 Department of Psychiatry, University of Nebraska Medical 

Center, Omaha, NE, 5 Department of Radiology, University 

of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE 


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ICA of resting-state fMRI reveals diminished functional 

connectivity in callosal dysgenesis 

Yiou Li1 , Fan-Pei Yang1 , Charvi Shetty1 , Sandya Venugopal1 , 

Polina Bukhpun1 , Mari Wakahiro1 , Elliot Sherr1 , Pratik 

Mukherjee1 1University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, 

United States 

FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PRIMARY 

MOTOR CORTEX IN CONGENITAL AND CHRONIC 

AQUIRED PARAPLEGIA 

Christoph Stippich 1 , Magdalini Tozakidou 2 , Maria Blatow 2 , 

Michael Akbar 3 

1 Dept of Neuroradiology, University hospital Basle, 

Switzerland, 2 Dept of Neuroradiology, University hospital 

Basle, Switzerland, Basle, Switzerland, 3 Dept of Orthopedic 

Surgery, University of Heidelberg, Germany, Heidelberg, 

Germany 

Reduced cortico-cerebellar activation during 

fMRI finger tapping task in ADHD 

Jadwiga Rogowska 1 , Melissa Lopez-Larson 2 , 

Deborah Yurgelun-Todd 2 

1 Brain Imaging Center, McLean Hospital/Harvard Medical 

School, Belmont, MA, 2 The Brain Institute, University of 

Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 

Differential recruitment of working memory regions 

in children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder 

Vaibhav Diwadkar 1 , Dhruman Goradia 2 , Neil Dodge 2 , 

Christopher Warton 3 , Christopher Molteno 4 , Sandra 

Jacobson 5 , Joseph Jacobson 5 , Ernesta Meintjes 6 

1 Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, MI, 

2 Wayne State University SOM, Detroit, MI, 3 University 

of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, 4 Department 

of Psychiatry, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 


Neurosciences, Wayne State University School of Medicine, 

Michigan, United States, 6 MRC/UCT Medical Imaging 

Research Unit, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South 

Africa 

Integration of dimensional and categorical analyses 

of brain-behavior relationships in adhd children 

Camille Chabernaud 1 , Maarten Mennes 1 , Clare Kelly 1 , 

Kate Nooner 2 , Adriana Di Martino 1 , F. Xavier Castellanos 1 , 

Michael Milham 1 



United States, 2 Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric 

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aDHD and the Default-mode Network: The effect of 

Stimulant medication on Functional Connectivity 

John Franzen 1 , Matthew White 2 , Martin Wetzel 3 , 

Nichole Knott 4 , Tony Wilson 4,5,6 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Nebraska/ 

Creighton Medical Center, Omaha, NE, 2 Department 

of Radiology, University of Nebraska Medical Center, 

Omaha, NE, 3 Department of Psychiatry, University of 

Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NE, 4 Center for 

Magnetoencephalography, Omaha, NE, 5 Munroe- 

Meyer Institute for Genetics and Rehabilitation, Omaha, 

NE, 6 Department of Pharmacology and Experimental 

Neuroscience, Omaha, NE 

multi-modal imaging (DTI and mrS) of the basal 

ganglia in fragile X syndrome 

Elizabeth Walter 1 , Amy Lightbody 1 , Allan Reiss 1 


Neural hypersensitivity to rewards is associated 

with combined type aDHD and moderated by DaT1 

Yannis Paloyelis 1 , Mitul Mehta 1 , Stephen Faraone 2 , 

Philip Asherson 1 , Jonna Kuntsi 1 

1 KING’S COLLEGE LONDON, London, United Kingdom, 

2 Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, 

Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA 

reward circuit connectivity relates to delay 

discounting in children with aDHD 

Taciana Costa Dias 1 , Erica Musser 2 , Vanessa Wilson 2 , 

Deepti Bathula 2 , Kathryn Mills 2 , Bria Thurlow 2 , Corinne 

Stevens 2 , Suzanne Mitchell 2 , Joel Nigg 2 , Damien Fair 2 

1 Oregon Health & Science University, Portland OR, 2 Oregon 

Health & Science University, Portland, OR 

Parietal activation in aDHD during Verbal Working 

memory is Predictive of reading Comprehension 

John Muschelli 1 , E. Mark Mahone 2 , Andrew Gaddis 3 , 

Anita Barber 1 , Suresh Joel 4 , Stewart Mostofsky 5 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 2 The Kennedy 

Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD, 3 Kennedy Krieger Institute, 

Baltimore, MD, 4 Johns Hopkins University, 5 Kennedy 

Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, United States 

Cognition and Lobar morphology in Full mutation 

Children with Fragile X Syndrome 

Cherine Fahim 1 , Nagwa Meguid 2 , rasha Samy 2 , 

Uicheul Yoon 3 , Adham Mancini-Marie 4 , Richard 

Frackowiak 5 , Alan Evans 6 

1 University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 National 

Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt, 3 Department of Biomedical 


of, 4 6. Department of Psychiatry, Hôpitaux Universitaires de 

Genève HUG, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 

5 Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois, Lausanne, 

Switzerland, 6 McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

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alterations in age-related cortico-striatal responses 

in aDHD children during attention and memory 

Vaibhav Diwadkar 1 , Jacqueline Radwan 2 , Mahya 

Mashhadi 3 , Dalal Khatib 2 , McGarragle Olivia 2 , Patrick 

Pruitt 4 , Arthur Robin 2 , David Rosenberg 2 , Jeffrey Stanley 5 

1 Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, 

MI, 2 Wayne State University SOM, Detroit, MI, 3 Eastern 

Michigan University, Ypsi Lanti, MI, 4 University of Michigan, 

Ann Arbor, MI, 5 Wayne State University School of Medicine, 

Detroit, United States 

amrI & DTI of deep gray matter structures in children 

with and without spina bifida meningomyelocele 

Jenifer Juranek 1 , Victoria Williams 2 , Paul Cirino 2 , 

Maureen Dennis 3 , Jack Fletcher 2 

1 UTHSC-Houston, Houston, TX, 2 UH, Houston, TX, 

3 Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario 

FmrI of Letter and Face Identification in Pediatric 

Survivors of medulloblastoma 

Ping Z. Stinnett1 , Melissa Jones1 , Matthew Scoggin1 , 

Samina Taherbhoy1 , Carlos Parra1 , Shawna Palmer1 , 

Heather Conklin1 , Thomas Merchant1 , Amar Gajjar1 , 

Robert J. Ogg1 1St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Memphis, TN, 

United States 

FmrI evidence for Spatial Visualization Differences in 

Dyslexic Individuals 

Olumide Olulade 1,2 , Jeffrey Gilger 2 , Thomas Talavage 2 , 

George Hynd 3 , Carole McAteer 4 


Medical Center, Washington, D.C., United States, 2 Purdue 

University, West Lafayette, IN, United States, 3 College of 

Charleston, Charleston, SC, United States, 4 University of 

Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, United States 

The Impact of Prenatal exposure to Cocaine and 

Tobacco on Brain morphometry and Sensation Seeking 

JIE LIU 1 , Barry Kosofsky 2 , Minal Kekatpure 3 , Stephen 

Sheinkopf 4 , Jennifer Gench 4 , Barry Lester 4 

1 Brown University, Providence, RI, 2 WeillCornell Medical 

College, New York, United States, 3 Weill Cornell Medical 

College, Cornell University, New York, NY, 4 Brown Center 

for the Study of Children at Risk, Brown Univeristy, 

Providence, RI 

Functional-anatomic correlates of controlled 

processing in adult aDHD: Impairment and IQ 

Katerina Velanova 1 , Amelia Versace 1 , Cecile Ladouceur 1 , 

Beatriz Luna 1 , Brooke Molina 1 

1 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA 

Diffusion Tensor Imaging of adolescents with 

Prenatal Cocaine exposure 

Catherine Lebel 1 , Tamara Warner 2 , Florence Roussotte 1 , 

Marylou Behnke 3 , Fonda Davis Eyler 3 , Elizabeth Sowell 1 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2 East Carolina University, 

Greenville, NC, 3 University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 






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Prenatal methamphetamine is associated with reduced 

Caudate Volumes and Longer Processing Speed 

Chris Derauf 1 , James Davis 2 , Barry Kosofsky 3 , Barry Lester 4 

1 Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, 2 University of Hawaii, 

Honolulu, HI, 3 Weill Cornell Medical College, New York, 

NY, 4 Brown Center for the Study of Children at Risk, Brown 

Univeristy, Providence, RI 

reduced Brain Fractional anisotropy at 33-year 

Follow-up in adults with childhood aDHD 

Samuele Cortese 1 , Davide Imperati 1 , Erika Proal 1 , 

Salvatore Mannuzza 2 , Rachel Klein 2 , Kristin Gotimer 1 , 

Michael Milham 1 , F. Xavier Castellanos 1 



NY, 2 Anita Saltz Institute for Anxiety and Mood Disorders, 

NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY 


Epilepsy 

174* Distinct Patterns of Brain abnormalities in Different 

Idiopathic generalized epilepsy Syndromes, (o-Th1) 

Min Liu1 , Luis Concha2 , Christian Beaulieu3 , Donald Gross4 1 2 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Universidad 

Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Queretaro, QRO, 

3Department of Biomedical Engineering, University 

of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, 4University of Alberta, 

Edmonton, Canada 

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epilepsy: multifocality is based on pathological 

increased connectivity in the default mode network, 

(o-m3) 

Jan Moehring 1 , Bianca Kroeher 2 , Andreas Galka 2 , 

Friederike Moeller 2 , Laith Hamid 2 , Stephan Wolff 3 , Jansen 

Olaf 3 , Rainer Boor 4 , Ulrich Stephani 2 , Michael Siniatchkin 2 

1 University of Kiel, Kiel, Germany, 2 Clinic for 

Neuropaediatrics, UK-SH Kiel, Kiel, Germany, 3 Department 

of Neuroradiology, Christian-Albrechts-University, Kiel, 

Germany, 4 Northern German Epilepsy Center for Children 

and Adolescents, Raisdrof, Germany 

activelets decomposition and sparse representation 

of epileptic activity in fmrI 

Renaud Lopes 1 , Jean-Marc Lina 2 , Jean Gotman 1 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, McGill 

University, Montreal, Canada, 2 Ecole de technologie 

supérieure (ETS) de l’université du Québec, Montreal, 

Canada 

Functional activation Patterns in Hippocampal 

Subfields in Temporal Lobe epilepsy 

Sandhitsu Das 1 , Dawn Mechanic-Hamilton 2 , Marc 

Korczykowski 2 , John Pluta 1 , John Detre 2 , Paul Yushkevich 1 

1 Penn Image Computing and Science Laboratory, 

Department of Radiology, University of Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia, USA, 2 Center for Functional Neuroimaging, 

Department of Neurology, University of Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia, USA 


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Longitudinal Changes in White matter and Language 

outcome after anterior Temporal Lobe resection, 

(o-Th1) 

Mahinda Yogarajah 1 , Silvia Bonelli 1 , Niels Focke 2 , 

Pam Thompson 1 , Mark Symms 1 , Matthias Koepp 1 , 

John Duncan 1 

1 UCL Institute of Neurology, London, United Kingdom, 

2 Dept. of Clinical Neurophysiology, Georg August 

University, Goettingen, Germany 

Preoperative eeg-correlated fmrI analyses with 

electrocorticographic Validation 

Petra van Houdt 1,2 , Pauly Ossenblok 1 , Frans Leijten 3 , 

Geertjan Huiskamp 3 , Albert Colon 1 , Paul Boon 1 , 

Kees Stam 2 , Jan De Munck 2 

1 Kempenhaeghe, Heeze, Netherlands, 2 VU University 

Medical Center, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 University 

Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands 

a multimodal analysis of Thalamocortical 

Dysfunction in Juvenile myoclonic epilepsy 

Jonathan O’Muircheartaigh 1 , Christian Vollmar 2 , Gareth 

Barker 1 , Veena Kumari 1 , Mark Symms 2 , Pam Thompson 2 , 

John Duncan 2 , Matthias Koepp 2 , Mark Richardson 1 

1 King’s College London, Institute of Psychiatry, London, 

United Kingdom, 2 University College London, Institute of 

Neurology, London, United Kingdom 

Functional Connectivity in Patients with 

generalized epilepsy 

Mona Maneshi 1 , Friederike Moeller 1,2 , Jean Gotman 1 , 

Christophe Grova 3,1 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, 

McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 2 Department of 

Neuropediatrics, Christian-Albrechts-University, Kiel, 

Germany, 3 Biomedical Engineering Department, McGill 

University, Montreal, Canada 

graph-theoretical analysis of cortical thickness 

correlations in temporal lobe epilepsy 

Boris Bernhardt 1 , Seok Jun Hong 1 , Zhang Chen 2 , 

Yong He 3,2 , Alan Evans 2 , Neda Bernasconi 1 

1 Neuroimaging of Epilepsy Laboratory, Montreal 

Neurological Institute, McGill University, Montreal, QC, 

Canada, 2 Brain Imaging Center, Montreal Neurological 

Institute, McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada, 3 Beijing 

Normal University, Beijing, China 

meg source localization of interictal bursts of 

epileptic activity in time frequency domain 

Michelle-Lee Jones 1 , Ana Chrystina Crippa 1 , 

Jean-Marc Lina 2 , Christophe Grova 3 , Eliane kobayashi 1 


Canada, 2 Electrical Engineering Department, Ecole de 

Technologie Supérieure, Montreal, Canada, 3 Montreal 

Neurological Institute and Biomedical Engineering 

Department, McGill University, Montreal, Canada


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Loss of white matter network organization is associated 

with cognitive decline in chronic epilepsy 

Maarten Vaessen 1,2,3 , Jaap Jansen 1,2 , Marielle Vlooswijk 2,4 , 

Paul Hofman 1,2 , Marjan Majoie 3,4 , Albert Aldenkamp 2,3,4 , 

Walter Backes 1,2 

1 Radiology, Maastricht University Medical Centre, 

Maastricht, Netherlands, 2 School for Mental Health 

and Neurosciences, Maastricht University, Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 3 Kempenhaeghe Epilepsy Center, Heeze, 

Netherlands, 4 Neurology, Maastricht University Medical 

Centre, Maastricht, Netherlands 

eeg-fmrI and eSI in epilepsy surgery 

Lydia Elshoff 1 , Kristina Groening 2 , Frederic Grouiller 3 , 

Christoph Michel 4 , Ulrich Stephani 5 , Michael Siniatchkin 6 

1 Clinic for Neuropaediatrics, Uk-SH Kiel, Germany, 2 Clinic 

for Neuropaediatrics, Uk-SH Kiel, Germany, Kiel, Germany, 

3 University Hospital and Faculty of Medicine, Geneva, 

Switzerland, 4 University Hospital, Geneva, Switzerland, 

5 Clinic for Neuropaediatrics, UK-SH Kiel, Kiel, Germany, 

6 University Hospital, Kiel, Germany 

remote effects of mesial temporal lobe seizures 

studied by eeg-fNIrS 

Julie Tremblay 1 , Philippe Pouliot 2 , Phetsamone Vannasing 3 , 

Olivia Florea 3 , Frédéric Lesage 4 , Franco Lepore 5 , 

Maryse Lassonde 5 , Dang Khoa Nguyen 6 

1 Hôpital Sainte-Justine, Montreal, Canada, 2 École 

Polytechnique, Université de Montréal, Montreal, Québec, 

3 Hôpital Sainte-Justine , Université de Montréal, Montreal, 

Canada, 4 École Polytechnique,Université de Montréal, 

Montreal, Canada, 5 Cernec, Université de Montréal, 

Montreal, Canada, 6 CHUM Notre-Dame,Université de 

Montréal, Montreal, Quebec 

Voxel-based statistical analysis of fractional 

anisotropy in mesial temporal lobe epilepsy 

Simon Keller 1 , Michael Deppe 2 , Jan-Christoph 

Schöne-Bake 3 , Siawoosh Mohammadi 4 , Bernd Weber 3 

1 University of Münster, Department of Neurology, Münster, 

Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, University of Münster, 

Münster, Germany, 3 Department of Epileptology, University 

of Bonn, Bonn, Germany, 4 Wellcome Trust Centre for 

Neuroimaging, London, United Kingdom 

DTI and mrI determined putamen abnormalities 

in the temporal lobe and juvenile myoclonic epilepsies 

Harald Kugel 1 , Simon Keller 2 , Tobias Ahrens 2 , 

Siawoosh Mohammadi 3 , Gabriel Möddel 2 , E Ringelstein 2 , 

Michael Deppe 2 

1 Dept. of Clinical Radiology, University of Muenster, 

Münster, Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, University 

of Münster, Münster, Germany, 3 Wellcome Trust Centre 

for Neuroimaging, London, United Kingdom 

The effect of epileptic Discharges on the eeg 

of the Default mode Network 

Firas Fahoum 1 , Rina Zelmann 1 , Jeffery Hall 1 , 

François Dubeau 1 , Jean Gotman 1 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 

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Cerebral and Cerebellar Language Lateralization 

in Pediatric epilepsy Surgery Candidates 

Jennifer Gelinas 1 , Kevin Fitzpatrick 2 , Danny Kim 2 , 

Sare Akdag 3 , Mary Connolly 1 , Bruce Bjornson 4 

1 Division of Neurology, Department of Pediatrics, 

The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British 

Columbia, 2 Brain Mapping Centre, British Columbia 

Children’s Hospital, Vancouver, British Columbia, 

3 Department of Psychology, British Columbia Children’s 

Hospital, Vancouver, British Columbia, 4 Developmental 

Neurosciences & Child Health, Child & Family Research 

Institute, UBC, Vancouver, British Columbia 

White matter abnormalities in Temporal Lobe 

epilepsy with and without mesial Temporal Sclerosis 

Min Liu 1 , Luis Concha 2 , Catherine Lebel 3 , Donald Gross 4 , 

Christian Beaulieu 5 

1 University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 

2 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de MexicoUniversity 

of Alberta, Queretaro, Mexico, 3 University of California - 

Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 4 University of 

Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, 5 University of Alberta, 

Edmonton, Alberta 

anatomical correlation between 

magnetoencephalography and intracranial 

eeg recordings 

Maria Aiguabella 1 , Christophe Grova 1,2 , Masoud Sangani 1 , 

Dominique Rosenberg 1 , Rina Zelmann 1 , Jeffery Hall 1 , 

Jean Gotman 1 , François Dubeau 1 , Eliane kobayashi 1 


Canada, 2 Biomedical Engineering Dpt, McGill University, 


abnormal Functional Connectivity between areas 

involved in emotion and executive Control in PNeS 

Sylvie van der Kruijs 1 , Nynke Bodde 1 , Maarten Vaessen 2 , 

Richard Lazeron 1 , Paul Hofman 2 , Walter Backes 2 , 

Albert Aldenkamp 1 , Jaap Jansen 2 

1 Epilepsy Center Kempenhaeghe, Heeze, Netherlands, 

2 Radiology, Maastricht University Medical Center, 

Maastricht, Netherlands 

How robust are haemodynamic responses observed 

prior to interictal epileptiform discharges? 

David Rollings 1 , Dirk Ostwald 2 , Camillo Porcaro 1 , 

Doug McCorry 3 , Imad Soryal 3 , Manny Bagary 4 , 

Andrew Bagshaw 1 

1 University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 

2 Bernstein Centre Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 3 Department 

of Neuroscience, University Hospital Birmingham, 

Birmingham, United Kingdom, 4 The Barberry, 

Birmingham & Solihull Mental Health Trust, Birmingham, 


memory lateralization and performance in 

epilepsy patients 

Cristina Bigras1 , Jane Allendorfer1 , Jennifer Vannest2 , 

Bruce Schefft1 , Jerzy Szaflarski1 1University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, United States, 

2Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, 

Cincinnati, OH 






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atypical neural circuitry for language in children with 

Benign epilepsy with Centro-Temporal Spikes 

Jennifer Vannest 1 , Kenneth Eaton 2 , David Henkel 1 , 

Jerzy Szaflarski 3,1 , Tracy Glauser 4 , Diego Morita 4 , 

Vincent Schmithorst 1 , Anna Byars 4 , Scott Holland 1 

1 Pediatric Neuroimaging Research Consortium, Cincinnati 

Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH, 

2 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, 

OH, 3 University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center, 

Cincinnati, OH, 4 Division of Neurology, Cincinnati 

Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH 

The Default mode Network in mesial Temporal Lobe 

epilepsy using Seed-Voxel Correlation analysis 

PIN YU CHEN 1,2 , H H Liou 3,4 , K C Chu 2,5 , W M Huang 3 , 

WY I Tseng 2,6 

1 Neurobiology and Cognitive Science Center, National 

Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

2 Center for Optoelectronic Biomedicine, National Taiwan 

University College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic 

of China, 3 Graduate Institute of Pharmacology, National 

Taiwan University College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 4 Department of Neurology, National 

Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of 

China, 5 Institute of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 6 Department 

of Medical Imaging, National Taiwan University Hospital, 

Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China 

Towards delineation of the source volume of interictal 

spikes in focal epilepsy using meg 

Romain Bouet 1,2,3 , Julien Jung 1,2,3 , Claude Delpuech 1,2,4 , 

Philippe Ryvlin 5,2,3 , Jean Isnard 6,7 , Marc Guenot 3,7 , 

Olivier Bertrand 1,2 , François Mauguière 3,7 

1 INSERM U1028, CNRS UMR5292, Lyon Neuroscience 

Research Center, Brain Dynamics and Cognition 

Team, Lyon, France, 2 University Lyon 1, Lyon, France, 

3 Neurological Hospital, Functional Neurology and 

Epileptology Dept, Lyon, France, 4 CERMEP - imagerie 

du vivant, Bron, Bron, France, 5 INSERM U1028, CNRS 

UMR5292, Lyon Neuroscience Research Center, 

Translational and Integrative Group i, Lyon, France, 

6 ) Neurological Hospital, Functional Neurology and 

Epileptology Dept, Lyon, France, 7 INSERM U879, 

Lyon, France 

Disrupted functional connectivity is associated with 

cognitive decline in cryptogenic epilepsy 

Maarten Vaessen 1,2,3 , Marielle Vlooswijk 4,2 , Jaap Jansen 1,2 , 

Marc de Krom 4 , Marjan Majoie 4,3 , Paul Hofman 1,2 , 

Albert Aldenkamp 3,4,2 , Walter Backes 1,2 

1 Radiology, Maastricht University Medical Centre, 

Maastricht, Netherlands, 2 School for Mental Health 

and Neurosciences, Maastricht University, Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 3 Kempenhaeghe Epilepsy Center, Heeze, 

Netherlands, 4 Neurology, Maastricht University Medical 

Centre, Maastricht, Netherlands 


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Neuronal networks in West-syndrome as revealed by 

source analysis and partial directed coherence 

Natia Japaridze 1 , Muthuraman Muthuraman 2 , 

Friederike Möller 3 , Rainer Boor 4 , Urlich Stephani 5 , 

Günther Deuschl 6 , Jan Raethjen 2 , Michael Siniatchkin 3 

1 Department of Neuropediatrics University Medical 

Center Schleswig-Holstein (UKSH), Kiel, Germany, 

2 Department of Neurology, Christian-Albrechts-University, 

Kiel, Germany, 3 Department of Neuropediatrics, Christian- 

Albrechts-University, Kiel, Germany, 4 North German 

Epilepsy Center for Children and Adolescents, Department 

of Neuropediatrics, Christian-, Raisdrof, Germany, 

5 Department of Neuropediatrics, Christian-Albrechts- 

University, North German Epilepsy Center for Chil, Kiel , 

Germany, 6 Department of Neurology, Christian-Albrechts- 

University, Kiel , Germany 

mrI-Based Cortical Thickness analysis in 

Drug-resistant Cryptogenic epilepsy 

SeokJun Hong 1 , Boris Bernhardt 1 , Hosung Kim 1 , 

Neda Bernasconi 1 , Andrea Bernasconi 1 


Neurological Institute, Montreal, QC 

FmrI functional connectivity study in mesial Temporal 

Lobe epilepsy 

Francesca Pittau 1 , Christophe Grova 2 , Friederike Moeller 1 , 

François Dubeau 1 , Jean Gotman 1 


Canada, 2 Biomedical Engineering Department, McGill 


Pre- and post-op activation of the motor cortex in 

epilepsy with hemiparesis and rolandic ischemia 

Andre Palmini 1 , Jaderson Costa da Costa 2 , 

João Rubião Hoefel 3 , Rafael Nunes 3 , Eliseu Paglioli 4 

1 Instituto do Cerebro - PUCRS - Brazil, 2 Instituto do Cerebro 

- InsCer - PUCRS, Porto Alegre, RS, 3 Centro Diagnóstico 

Imagem - PUCRS, Porto Alegre, RS, 

4 Serviço Neurocirurgia - PUCRS, Porto Alegre, RS 

Can eeg-correlated functional mrI guide the 

implantation of depth electrodes? 

Petra van Houdt 1,2 , Pauly Ossenblok 1 , Albert Colon 1 , 

Paul Boon 1 , Kees Stam 2 , Jan De Munck 2 

1 Kempenhaeghe, Heeze, Netherlands, 2 VU University 

Medical Center, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Investigation by meg of networks involved in 

interictal epileptiform discharges 

Urszula Malinowska 1 , Jean-Michel Badier 1 , Martine 

Gavaret 1 , Fabrice Bartolomei 1 , Patrick Chauvel 1 , 

Christian Bénar 1 

1 INSERM, Université de la Méditerranée, Epilepsy and 

Cognition laboratory UMR 751, Marseille, France



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DTI, cortical thickness and memory in 

pediatric epilepsy 

Helen Carlson 1 , Elisabeth Sherman 1,2 , Ismael Gaxiola- 

Valdez 2,3 , Christian Beaulieu 4 , Xing-Chang Wei 1,2 , Walter 

Hader 1,2,5 , Luis Bello-Espinosa 1,2 , Adam Kirton 1,2 , Karen 

Barlow 1,2 , Brian Brooks 1,2 , Sam Wiebe 5,2 , Ismail Mohamed 6 

1 Alberta Children’s Hospital, Calgary, Canada, 2 University 

of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 3 Seaman Family MR 

Research Centre, Calgary, Canada, 4 University of Alberta, 

Edmonton, Canada, 5 Foothills Medical Centre, Calgary, 

Canada, 6 Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada 

mapping abnormal Visual Cortex Development – 

multimodal Imaging of epileptic Patient with Dysplasia 

Isabel Catarina Duarte 1,2 , Gil Cunha 3,2,4 , João Castelhano 2 , 

Francisco Sales 5 , Aldina Reis 2 , João Paulo Cunha 6,3 , 

Miguel Castelo-Branco 3,2 

1 Brain Imaging Network, Coimbra, Potugal, 2 Institute 

of Biomedical Research in Light and Image, Coimbra, 

Portugal, 3 Brain Imaging Network, Coimbra, Portugal, 

4 Hospitals of University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, 

5 Department of Neurology, Hospitals of University of 

Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, 6 IEETA, University of Aveiro, 

Aveiro, Portugal 

Localisation of epileptic generators with eeg-fmrI 

informed by eeg topographic maps 

Frederic Grouiller 1 , Rachel Thornton 2 , Kristina Groening 3 , 

Laurent Spinelli 1 , John Duncan 2 , karl Schaller 1 , Michael 

Siniatchkin 3 , Louis Lemieux 4 , Margitta Seeck 1 , Christoph 

Michel 1 , Serge Vulliemoz 1 

1 University Hospital and Faculty of Medicine, Geneva, 

Switzerland, 2 UCL Institute of Neurology, London, United 

Kingdom, 3 University Hospital, Kiel, Germany, 4 Institute of 


meg high-frequency oscillations help determine 

epileptic seizure onset zones 

Chiran Doshi 1,2 , Manoj Raghavan 2 , Peter LaViolette 2 , 

Rey Ramirez 3 , Wade Mueller 4 , Sylvain Baillet 2 

1 Marquette University, Milwaukee,WI, 2 Medical college 

of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, 3 Milwaukee, United States, 

4 Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI 

Interictal spike localization of meg and eCog: 

comparison with actual resection area 

Woorim Jeong 1 , Chun Kee Chung 1 , June Sic Kim 1 

1 MEG Center, Department of Neurosurgery, Seoul National 

University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

a voxelwise study of the HrF during epileptic seizures 

Marco Leite 1 , Alberto Leal 2 , Patrícia Figueiredo 1 

1 Institute for Systems and Robotics / Instituto Superior 

Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal, 2 Hospital Júlio de Matos, Lisbon, 

Portugal 

The readiness Potential recorded from the Lateral 

Prefrontal Cortex using electrocorticogrphy 

Kyungin Choi 1 , Chun Kee Chung 1,2 , June Sic Kim 1 


University Hospital, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 Department 

of Neurosurgery, Seoul National University College of 

Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

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Diffusion abnormalities of fiber tracts underlying 

cortical regions in temporal lobe epilepsy 

Boris Bernhardt 1 , Seok Jun Hong 1 , Hosung Kim 1 , 

Andrea Bernasconi 1 , Neda Bernasconi 1 


Neurological Institute, Montreal, QC, Canada 

Dissociated Cortical and Subcortical Brain 

Development in Benign epilepsy with 

Centrotemporal Spikes 

Jeff Riley 1 , Jack Lin 1 , David Hsu 2 , Carl Stafstrom 2 , 

Kevin Dabbs 2 , Daren Jackson 2 , Bruce Hermann 2 

1 University of California Irvine, Irvine, United States, 

2 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, United States 

Diffuse Sulcal anomalies associated with Focal 

epileptogenic malformations of Cortical Development 

Denis Rivière 1 , Boris Bernhardt 2 , Hosung Kim 2 , Soek-Jun 

Hong 2 , Matthieu Perrot 1 , jean-francois mangin 1 , Jean 

Régis 3 , Neda Bernasconi 2 , Andrea Bernasconi 2 

1 NeuroSpin, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France, 2 Neuroimaging 

of Epilepsy Laboratory, Montreal Neurological Institute, 

Montreal, QC, 3 Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery 

Department, Timone Hospital, A.P.M., Marseille, France 

evidences of hippocampi asymmetries reveled by brain 

regional Homogeneity in resting-state fmrI 

Fabricio Pereira 1 , Andrea Alessio 1 , Tatiane Pedro 2 , Elisabeth 

Bilevicius 2 , Mauricio Sercheli 2 , Jane Rondina 2 , Helka 

Ozelo 2 , Roberto Covolan 2 , Gabriela Castellano 1 , Benito 

Dasmasceno 1 , Fernando Cendes 1 

1 University of Campinas, Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, 

2 Univerisity of Campinas, Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil 

analysis of BoLD deactivation from different 

ictal patterns 

Ana Carolina Coan 1,2 , Guilherme Beltramini 2 , Brunno 

Campos 2 , Roberto Covolan 2 , Fernando Cendes 2 

1 Unicamp, Campinas, Brazil, 2 UNICAMP, Campinas, Brazil 

FmrI assessment of language plasticity in left and 

right focal epilepsy 

Marcela Perrone-Bertolotti 1 , Monica Baciu 1 , Emilie Cousin 1 , 

Cédric Pichat 1 , Gaetan Yvert 1 

1 Laboratoire de Psychologie et Neurocognition, UMR CNRS 

5105, UPMF, Grenoble, France 

Bilateral fractional anisotropy alterations in 

temporal lobe epilepsy of unknown cause 

Jan Gerdes 1 , Simon Keller 1 , Tobias Ahrens 1 , 

Siawoosh Mohammadi 2 , Gabriel Möddel 1 , Harald Kugel 3 , 

Bernd Weber 4 , E Ringelstein 1 , Michael Deppe 1 

1 Department of Neurology, University of Münster, Münster, 

Germany, 2 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, 

London, United Kingdom, 3 Dept. of Clinical Radiology, 

University of Muenster, 4 Department of Epileptology, 

University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany 





Mood and Anxiety Disorders 

220* Cingulate MRspectroscopy is related to abnormal graph 

metrics in the salience network in depression, (O-M3) 

Dorothea Irene Horn1 , Anton Lord2 , Annemarie Osoba1 , 

Coraline Metzger1 , Joern Kaufmann1 , Kolja Schiltz1 , 

Johann Steiner1 , Bernhard Bogerts1 , Martin Walter1 , 

Michael Breakspear2,3 1Otto-von-Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany, 

2Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Brisbane, 

Australia, 3University of New South Wales and The Black 

Dog Institute, Sydney, Australia 

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Dissociable patterns of hippocampal functional 

connectivity distinguish between anxiety disorders, 

(O-T1) 

Ashley Chen 1 , Amit Etkin 1 

1 Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USA 

FcMRI study of the Default Mode Network in school age 

children with history of Preschool Depression, (O-M3) 

Michael Gaffrey 1 , Joan Luby 2 , Grega Repovš 3 , 

Kelly Botteron 2 , Deanna Barch 2 

1 Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, USA, 

2 Washington University School of Medicine, Saint Louis, 

MO, 3 University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia 

MeCP2 affects frontal structure and metabolism 

differentially in healthy subjects and depression, 

(O-W3) 

Philipp Sämann1 , Luanna Dixson2 , Khanum Ridler2 , 

Thomas Nichols2 , Anil Rao2 , Brandon Whitcher2 , 

Florian Holsboer3 , Dorothee Auer3 , Pierandrea Muglia4 , 

Paul Matthews5 , Becky Inkster6 1 2 MPI of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany, GlaxoSmithKline 

Clinical Imaging Centre, Hammersmith Hospital, London, 

United Kingdom, 3Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, 

Munich, United Kingdom, 4Genetics Division, Drug 

Discovery, Medicine Development Centre, Verona, Italy, 

5Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom, 

6Centre for Neuroscience, Imperial College, London, 


Altered Ventral Anterior Cingulate Connectivity in Young 

People with Major Depressive Disorder 

Christopher Davey 1 , Ben Harrison 1 , Nicholas Allen 1 , 

Murat Yucel 1 

1 University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia 


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Associations between thyroid hormone transporter 

gene variants and grey matter volume changes 

Luanna Dixson 1,2 , Khanum Ridler 1 , Thomas Nichols 3 , 

Anil Rao 3 , Brandon Whitcher 3 , Phillip Saemann 4 , 

Dorothee Auer 4 , Florian Holsboer 4 , Pierandrea Muglia 5 , 

Paul Matthews 3,6 , Becky Inkster 3 

1 GlaxoSmithKline Clinical Imaging Centre, Hammersmith 

Hospital, London, United Kingdom, 2 Central Institute for 

Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 3 GlaxoSmithKline 

Clinical Imaging Center, Hammersmith Hospital, London, 

United Kingdom, 4 Max Plank Insititute of Psychiatry, 

Munich, Germany, 5 Genetics Division, Drug Discovery, 

Medicine Development Centre, GlaxoSmithKline, Verona, 

Italy, 6 Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Imperial 

College, London, United Kingdom 

Cortical Thickness Correlates of Anxious/Depressed 

Symptoms in a Large Cohort of Heathy Children 

Simon Ducharme 1 , James Hudziak 2 , Kelly Botteron 3 , 

Matthew Albaugh 4 , Claude Lepage 5 , Alan Evans 5 , 

Sherif Karama 6 

1 McGill University, Canada, 2 University of Vermont College 

of Medicine, Burlington, VT, 3 Washington University School 

of Medicine, Saint Louis, MO, 4 University of Vermont 

College of Medicine, Burlington, United States, 5 McConnell 

Brain Imaging Center, Montreal Neurological Institute, 

McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 6 McGill University, 


Social Phobia Fusiform Functional Connectivity: 

Taking Face Processing Seriously 

Darren Campbell 1 , Jitender Sareen 2 , Lawrence Ryner 3 , 

Jeffrey Reiss 4 

1 University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, 

2 University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 3 National 

Research Council Institute of Biodiagnostics, Winnipeg, 

Manitoba, 4 University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario 

DTI maps of abnormal white matter microstructure in 

euthymic bipolar patients 

Marina Barysheva 1 , Neda Jahanshad 2 , Lori Altshuler 3 , 


1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, Dept. of Neurology, 

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, United States, 




UCLA, Los Angeles, United States, 4 Laboratory of Neuro 


Los Angeles, Los Angeles, United States 

The effect of sad mood induction on resting 

state networks 

Peter Kirsch 1 , Christine Esslinger 1 , Silke Huffziger 1 , 

Christine Kühner 1 

1 Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany


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a Pattern Classification Study of Posttraumatic 

Stress Disorder based on Diffusion Tensor Imaging 

Xun Yang 1 , Qizhu Wu 2 , Changfeng Jin 3 , Xiaolei Hu 3 , 

Yi Liao 4 , Lingjiang Li 3 , Qiyong Gong 1 

1 Huaxi MR Research Center, Department of Radiology, 

West China Hospital of Sichuan University, Chengdu, 

China, 2 West China Hospital of Sichuan University, 

Chengdu, China, 3 Mental Health Institute, the Second 

Xiangya Hospital of Central South University, Changsha, 

China, Changsha, China, 4 Huaxi MR Research Center 

(HMRRC), Dept. of Radiology, West China Hospital of 

Sichuan University, Che, Chengdu, China 

Functional Connectivity Profile of Seasonal 

affective Disorder 

Ahmed Abou Elseoud 1 , Juuso Nissila 2 , Anu Liettu 3 , 

Jari Jokelainen 4 , Timo Takala 5 , Antti Aunio 2 , Tuomo Starck 6 , 

Juha Nikkinen 7 , Jukka Remes 6 , Hannu Koponen 8 , Osmo 

Tervonen 6 , Markku Timonen 5 , Vesa Kiviniemi 6 

1 Diagnostic Radiology, Oulu, Finland, 2 Valkee Ltd., Oulu, 

Finland, 3 Department of Psychiatry, University of Oulu, 

Oulu, Finland, 4 Institute of Health Sciences and General 

Practice, University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland, 5 Institute of 

Health Sciences and General Practice, Oulu, Finland, 

6 Department of Diagnostic Radiology, University and 

University Hospital of Oulu, Oulu, Finland, 7 Department 

of Diagnostic Radiology, Oulu, Finland, 8 Department of 

Psychiatry, University Hospital of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland 

The effects of Prenatal maternal Depression on the 

Neurodevelopment of Social Cognition in Children 

Amy Anderson Zose 1 , Anjana Muralidharan 1 , Joshua 

Cisler 2 , Opal Ousley 1 , George Andrew James 2 , Clint Kilts 2 

1 Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 2 University of Arkansas for 

Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR 

Separating the math from the anxiety in 

mathematics anxiety 

Ian Lyons 1 , Sian Beilock 1 

1 University of Chicago, Chicago, IL 

Do all phobics feel the same? Comparing interoception 

between spider and blood phobia 

Xavier Caseras 1 , Kevin Murphy 2 , David Mataix-Cols 3 , 

Jesus Pujol 4 , Rafael Torrubia 5 

1 Cardiff University, 2 CUBRIC, School Of Psychogy, 

Cardiff University, United Kingdom, 3 institute of Psychiatry, 

London, United Kingdom, 4 CRC Corporacio Sanitaria, 

Barcelona, Spain, 5 Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, 

Barcelona, Spain 

orbitofrontal hyperactivity and habituation in social 

anxiety disorder patients: an fmrI study 

Ronald Sladky 1 , Jasmin Tröstl 1 , Christoph Kraus 2 , 

Siegfried Kasper 2 , Rupert Lanzenberger 2 , Ewald Moser 1 , 

Christian Windischberger 1 

1 MR Center, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 

2 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Medical 

University of Vienna, Austria, Vienna, Austria 

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Subcortical gaBa is reduced in young adults at risk 

of depression 

Richard Edden 1 , John Evans 2 , Paul Keedwell 3 

1 John Hopkins University, Baltimore, United States, 

2 Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre, 

Cardiff, United Kingdom, 3 Cardiff University Department 

of Psychological Medicine and Neurology, Cardiff, 


Dysfunctional frontolimbic connectivity during 

emotion regulation in Bipolar I euthymic subjects 

Jennifer Townsend 1 , Salvatore Torrisi 1 , Susan Bookheimer 2 , 

Lori Altshuler 3 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Departmen of Psychiatry and 

Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA School of Medicine, Los 

Angeles, CA, 3 Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral 

Sciences, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 

association of ghrelin Plasma Level and morphometric 

abnormality in Patients with mood Disorders 

Koji Matsuo 1 , Masayuki Nakano 2 , Mami Nakashima 1 , 

Ayumi Kobayashi 2 , Kumiko Hara 2 , Yuko Fujii 2 , Akiko 

Hashimoto 2 , Kazuteru Egashira 2 , Syusaku Uchida 1 , 

Toshio Matsubara 1 , Yoshifumi Watanabe 1 

1 Yamaguchi University Graduate Shool Of Medicine, 

Ube, Yamaguchi, Japan, 2 Yamaguchi University Graduate 

School of Medicine, Ube, Yamaguchi, Japan 

Working memory-related brain activation in 

premenstrual dysphoria: a PeT and fmrI study 

Erica Baller1 , Peter Schmidt1 , Philip Kohn1 , Shau-Ming Wei1 , 

David Rubinow1 , Karen Berman1 1National Institutes Of Health, NIMH, IRP, Bethesda, 

United States 

Predicting Treatment response in Social anxiety 

Disorder using magnetic resonance Imaging 

Oliver Doehrmann 1 , Satrajit Ghosh 1 , Frida Polli 1 , 

Gretchen Reynolds 1 , Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli 1 , 

Stefan Hofmann 2 , Mark Pollack 3 , John Gabrieli 1 

1 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 

CAMBRIDGE, United States, 2 BOSTON UNIVERSITY, 

BOSTON, United States, 3 MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL 

HOSPITAL, BOSTON, United States 

Listen to your heart: brain reactivity to interoceptive 

cues in the anxiety sensitivity phenotype 

Nina Maslowski 1 , Ulrike Lueken 1 

1 Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany 

High-field mr brain imaging unmasks refractoriness 

of major depression 

Su Lui 1 , Andrea Mechelli 2 , Lihua Qiu 3 , Qizhu Wu 3 , 

zhiyun Jia 1 , Qiyong Gong 4 

1 West China Hospital of Sichuan University, 2 Institute 

of Psychiatry King’s College London, London, United 

Kingdom, 3 West China Hospital of Sichuan University, 

Chengdu, China, 4 Sichuan University, Chengdu, China 

an fmrI Study of Fear Processing in anorexia 

Nervosa and Body Dysmorphic Disorder 

Cara Bohon 1 , Faraz Alizadeh 1 , Teena Moody 1 , 

Sarah Madsen 1 , Michael Strober 1 , Jamie Feusner 1 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 






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Hippocampus Volume and Children with Preschool 

onset major Depressive Disorder 

Andy Belden 1 , Joan Luby 2 , Casey Babb 2 , Tomoyuki 

Nishino 2 , Michael Miller 3 , J. Ratnanather 3 , Deanna Barch 2 , 

Kelly Botteron 4 

1 Washington University School of Medicine, 2 Washington 

University School of Medicine, Saint Louis, MO, 3 Johns 

Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 4 Washington Univ 

School Of Medicine Dept. Of Psychiatry, St. Louis, 

United States 

Linguistic versus visual emotional face-matching: 

unique neural responses in military men with PTSD 

Darren Campbell 1 , Kristina Joyal 2 , Marc Wallace 2 , 

Lindsey Shumila 2 , Joseph Polimeni 2 , Jitender Sareen 2 , 

Lawrence Ryner 3 , Jeffrey Reiss 4 

1 University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, 


Research Council Institute of Biodiagnostics, Winnipeg, 

Manitoba, 4 University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario 

The lateral orbitofrontal cortex and suicidal behavior: 

angry faces and decision-making. 

Fabrice Jollant 1 , Natalia Lawrence 2 , Emilie Olié 3 , 

Philippe Courtet 3 , Mary Phillips 4 

1 McGill University & Douglas University Mental Health 

Research Institute, Montréal, Canada, 2 Cardiff University, 

Cardiff, United Kingdom, 3 Université Montpellier I, 

Montpellier, France, 4 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 

United States 

Cortical thickness analysis indicates a Bipolar-aDHD 

interaction in adult comorbid subjects 

Catherine Hegarty 1 , Lara Foland-Ross 2 , Katherine Narr 3 , 

Yilan Yang 3 , Catherine Sugar 4,1 , Susan Bookheimer 5,1 , 

James McGough 5 , Lori Altshuler 5,6 

1 Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, 

UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Stanford Mood and Anxiety 

Disorders Laboratory, Department of Psychology, Stanford 

University, Stanford, CA, 3 Laboratory of Neuroimaging, 

Department of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, 

Los Angeles, CA, 4 Department of Biostatistics, School of 

Public Health, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 5 Department of 

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA School of 

Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 6 Department of Psychiatry, VA 

Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, West Los Angeles 

Healthcare Center, Los Angeles, CA 

Improving efficacy of rTmS treatment in depression: 

Image guided targeting of left DLPFC 

Shalini Narayana 1 , Wei Zhang 1 , Casey Strickland 1 , 

Patrick Smith 2 , Jeslina Raj 2 , Naomi Marne 1 , Vivek Singh 2 , 

Peter Thompson 2 , Pedro Delgado 2 , Peter Fox 1 


Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, United 

States, 2 Department of Psychiatry, University of Texas 

Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 

United States 


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Cumulative adversity influences fmrI neural 

responses to emotional stress 

Dongju Seo 1 , Kristen Tsou 2 , Emily Ansell 2 , Keri Tuit 2 , 

Rajita Sinha 2 

1 Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, United 

States, 2 Yale University School of Medicine, new haven, 

United States 

relations between Hippocampal Volumes and 

Functional responses to Negative emotions in 

mDD Children 

Hideo Suzuki 1 , Kelly Botteron 1 , Casey Babb 1 , Tomoyuki 

Nishino 1 , Michael Miller 2 , J. Ratnanather 2 , Joan Luby 1 , 

Deanna Barch 1 

1 Washington University School of Medicine, Saint Louis, 

MO, 2 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD 

Corpus Callosum morphology in Twin Pairs 

Discordant for Bipolar Disorder 

Carrie Bearden 1 , Theo van Erp 2 , Christina Boyle 3 , 

Rebecca Dutton 3 , Eileen Luders 4 , Sarah Madsen 5 , 

Tuula Kieseppa 6 , Annamari Tuulio-Henriksson 7 , Matti 

Huttunen 7 , Timo Partonen 7 , Jaakko Kaprio 7 , Jouko 

Lonnqvist 7 , Paul Thompson 8 , Tyrone Cannon 9 

1 University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 

USA, 2 University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA, 3 University 

of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles , CA, 4 UCLA, Dept. 

Of Neurology, Los Angeles, United States, 5 University of 

California - Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 6 Department 

of Psychiatry, Peijas Hospital, Helsinki University Central 

Hospital, Vantaa, Finland, 7 Department of Mental Health 

and Substance Abuse Services, National Institute for 

Health and Welfare, Helsinki, Finland, 8 Laboratory of Neuro 


Los Angeles, Los Angeles, United States, 9 University of 

California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, United States 

application of real-time fmrI-neurofeedback in 

treatment of emotional disorders 

Pegah Sarkheil 1,2 , Anna Zilverstand 2 , Niclas Kilian-Hütten 2 , 

Frank Schneider 1 , Klaus Mathiak 1 , Rainer Goebel 2,3 



Germany, 2 Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, 

Maastricht University, Maastricht, Netherlands, 3 Maastricht 

Brain Imaging Centre (M-BIC), Maastricht, Netherlands 

Subgenual anterior Cingulate Functional Connectivity 

during rest as a Function of early Life Stress 

Josh Cisler 1 , George Andrew James 1 , Shanti Tripathi 1 , 

Christine Heim 2 , Tanja Mletzko 2 , Tim Ely 3 , Helen Mayberg 4 , 

Xiaoping Hu 5 , Clint Kilts 1 

1 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, 

AR, 2 Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 3 Emory, Atlanta, GA, 

4 Emory University, Atlanta, United States, 5 Emory University/ 

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Cortical Correlates of Self-reported anxious-depressed 

Symptoms amongst Healthy young adults 

Matthew Albaugh 1 , James Hudziak 1 , Simon Ducharme 2 , 

Sherif Karama 2 , Kelly Botteron 3 , Robert Althoff 1 , 

Alan Evans 2 

1 University of Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, 

VT, 2 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 3 Washington 

University School of Medicine, Saint Louis, MO 

Testing cerebrospinal fluid alterations in melancholic 

depression: a comparison between methods 

Esther Via 1 , Carles Soriano-Mas 2 , Jesus Pujol 3 , Mikel 

Urretavizcaya 1 , Rosa Hernández-Ribas 1 , Joan Deus 4 , 

Virginia Soria 1 , Marina López-Solà 5 , José Menchón 1 , 

Narcis Cardoner 1 

1 Bellvitge University Hospital-IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain, 

2 Instituto Carlos III. Bellvitge University Hospital, Barcelona, 

Spain, 3 CRC Corporacio Sanitaria., Barcelona, Spain, 

4 Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 

5 PRBB CRC-Hospital del Mar, Barcelona, Spain 

Dysfunctional PPI during Implicit emotion regulation in 

Bipolar II Depression 

Salvatore Torrisi 1 , Nathalie Vizueta 1 , Elliot Berkman 2 , 

Lara Foland-Ross 3,4 , Jennifer Townsend 1 , Teena Moody 5 , 

Ana Aquino 1 , Jeffery Fischer 1 , Susan Bookheimer 6 , 

Lori Altshuler 7 

1 University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, 

CA, 2 University of Oregon, Eugene, OR, 3 Laboratory of 

Neuroimaging, Los Angeles, CA, 4 Stanford, Palo Alto, CA, 

5 University of California, Los Angeles, Hermosa Beach, 

CA, 6 Departmen of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, 

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 7 Department 

of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA School of 

Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 

Neural Circuitry of emotional Processing In 

Late-Life Depression 

Linda Mah 1,2 , Lynne Williams 1 , Rachel Leung 1 , 

Stefanie Freel 1 , Bruce Pollock 3,2 

1 Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit, Rotman Research 

Institute, Baycrest, Toronto, Canada, 2 University of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 3 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 


Functional connectivity alterations in major depression 

identified from changes in brain anatomy 

Marina Lopez Sola 1 , Jesus Pujol 1 , Rosa Hernández-Ribas 2 , 

Ben Harrison 3 , Oren Contreras-Rodríguez 1 , Carles Soriano- 

Mas 1 , Johan Deus 4 , Hector Ortiz 1 , José Menchón 2 , 

Julio Vallejo 2 , Narcis Cardoner 2 

1 PRBB CRC-Hospital del Mar, Barcelona, Spain, 


3 The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 

4 Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 

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Neural correlates of motivational behavior with 

mesolimbic pathway in major depressive disorder 

Masayuki Nakano 1 , Koji Matsuo 1 , Kazuteru Egashira 1 , 

Toshio Matsubara 1 , Mami Nakashima 1 , Ayumi Kobayashi 1 , 

Kumiko Hara 1 , Syusaku Uchida 1 , Kanji Takahashi 2 , Hiroaki 

Hiroaki Masaki 3 , Masatomo Suetsugi 1 , Yoshifumi Watanabe 1 

1 Division Of Neuropsychiatry, Department Of Neuroscience, 

Yamaguchi University Gr, Ube, Yamaguchi, 2 Katakura 

Hospital, Ube, Yamaguchi, 3 Faculty of Sports Sciences, 

Waseda University, Saitama, Japan 

White matter alterations in Social anxiety Disorder: 

a DTI study 

Jasmin Tröstl 1 , Ronald Sladky 1 , Allan Hummer 1 , 

Christoph Kraus 2 , Ewald Moser 1 , Siegfried Kasper 2 , 

Rupert Lanzenberger 2 , Christian Windischberger 1 

1 MR Centre Of Excellence, Medical University Of Vienna, 

Austria, 2 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Medical University of Vienna, Austria 

a reduced Neural response in emotion-related 

Inhibition in military men with PTSD 

Kristina Joyal 1 , Darren Campbell 1 , Lindsey Shumila 1 , Marc 

Wallace 1 , Patricia Gervai 2 , Jitender Sareen 1 , Jeffrey Reiss 3 


Research Council of Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 

3 University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario 

Brain structure change in Posttraumatic Stress 

Disorder: a combined surface- and voxel-based study 

Sheeva Azma 1 , Rachel Thompson 2 , Diana Bermudez 3 , 

Rachael Renton 1 , Adebanke Adeyemo 1 , James Meyerhoff 3 , 

Richard Amdur 4,3 , Bonnie Green 3 , Mary Ann Dutton 3 , 

John VanMeter 1 

1 Center for Functional and Molecular Imaging, Georgetown 

University Medical Center, Washington, DC, 2 The Catholic 

University of America, Washington, DC, 3 Center for Trauma 

and the Community, Department of Psychiatry, Georgetown 

University Medical Center, Washington, DC, 4 Research 

Service, VA Medical Center, Washington, DC 

a diffusion tensor imaging study in South african 

HIV patients with and without apathy 

Jean-Paul Fouche 1 , Paul Carey 1 , Hans Strijdom 2 , 

Bruce Spottiswoode 3,4 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Stellenbosch, 

Cape Town, South Africa, 2 Department of Medical 

Physiology, University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, 

South Africa, 3 Department of Radiological Sciences 

and Oncology, University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, 

South Africa, 4 MRC/UCT Medical Imaging Research Unit, 

Department of Human Biology, University of Cape Town, 

Cape Town, South Africa 

Brain-behavior relationships in body dysmorphic 

disorder: neural correlates of eye fixation duration 

Jamie Feusner 1 , Alexandra Klomhaus 1 , Hayley Moller 1 , 

Cara Bohon 1 , Donatello Arienzo 1 , Sarah Madsen 1 , 

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Somatic awareness in anxious youth: Distinct Neural 

Correlates of Trait and State Somatic Symptoms 

Darcy Mandell 1 , Cecile Ladoucer 2 , Greg Siegle 2 

1 University of Pittsburgh, 2 University of Pittsburgh, 

School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA 

altered structural corticosubcortical connectivity in 

major depression dependent on symptom severity 

Annemarie Osoba 1 , Jürgen Haenggi 2 , Dorothea Irene 

Horn 3 , Coraline Metzger 1 , Ulf Eckert 1 , Kolja Schiltz 1 , 

Kathrin Zierhut 1 , Bernhard Bogerts 1 , Martin Walter 1 

1 Otto-von-Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany, 

2 University of Zurich, Institute of Psychology, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 3 Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, 

Germany 

medial prefrontal-ventral striatum connectivity 

during emotional word in major depression 

Marie-Jose van Tol 1,2 , Ilya Veer 2 , Nic van der Wee 3,2 , 

Frans G. Zitman 4 , Serge Rombouts 5 , Dick Veltman 6 , 

Andre Aleman 7 , Tom Johnstone 8 

1 BCN Neuroimaging Center, University Medical Center 

Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands, 2 Leiden Institute 

for Brain and Cognition, Leiden, Netherlands, 3 LUMC, 

Leiden, Netherlands, 4 department of psychiatry, Leiden 

University Medical Center, Leiden, Netherlands, 5 Leiden 

University Medical Center, Leiden, Netherlands, 6 VU 

University Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, 

Amsterdam, Netherlands, 7 BCN NeuroImaging Center, 

Groningen, Netherlands, 8 Psychology Department, 

University of Reading, Reading, United Kingdom 

electrophysiological evidences of visual avoidance 

of emotional faces and bodies in social anxiety 

Mandy Rossignol 1 , Pierre Philippot 2 , Sophie-Alexandra 

Fisch 2 , Salvatore Campanella 3 , Frederic Joassin 4 

1 Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium, 2 Université Catholique de 

Louvain, Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium, 3 Université Libre de 

Bruxelles, Bruxelles, Belgium, 4 Université Catholique de 

Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium 

White matter Integrity in Visual and emotional 

Processing Systems in Body Dysmorphic Disorder 

Donatello Arienzo 1 , Wei Li 1 , Liang Zhan 1 , Paul Thompson 2 , 

Alex Leow 3 , Jamie Feusner 4 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging - 

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 3 , Ph.D., 

M.D. - University of Illinois-Chicago, Chicago, IL, 4 , M.D. - 

Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, 

Los Angeles, CA, Los Angeles, CA 

aberrant resting-state functional connectivity in panic 

disorder patients 

Justine Pannekoek 1 , Ilya Veer 2 , Marie-Jose van Tol 3 , 

Liliana Demenescu 3 , Andre Aleman 3 , Dick Veltman 4 , 

Frans G. Zitman 1 , Serge Rombouts 2 , Nic van der Wee 1 

1 Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden, Netherlands, 

2 Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition, Leiden, 

Netherlands, 3 BCN NeuroImaging Center, Groningen, 

Netherlands, 4 VU University Medical Center, Department 

of Psychiatry, Amsterdam, Netherlands 


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Visual Processing of Faces in anorexia and Body 

Dysmorphic Disorder 

Teena Moody 1 , Kelsey Mason 2 , Cara Bohon 2 , Sarah 

Madsen 3 , Donatello Arienzo 2 , Jamie Feusner 1 

1 Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior, 

Los Angeles, CA, 2 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 3 UCLA, 

Dept of Neurology, Los Angeles, CA 

Neural mechanism of social cognitive deficits in 

major depressive disorder : a preliminary study 

Hyeongrae Lee 1 , Eun Lee 2 , Jeonghun Ku 3 , YoungSeok 

Shin 1 , Je Yeon Lee 1 , Kyung Ran Kim 2 , Kang Jun Yoon 4 , 

In Young Kim 1 , Sun I. Kim 1 

1 Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 Yonsei 

University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

3 Keimung University, Daeku, Korea, Republic of, 4 St. Peter’s 

Hospital, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

Diagnosis of Depressive Disorder using multiparametric 

Classification approach with Structural mrI 

Lihua Qiu 1 , Qizhu Wu 1 , Peiyu Huang 2 , Xiaoqi Huang 3 , 

Su Lui 3 , Xun Yang 3 , Fei Li 3 , Weihong Kuang 4 , Qiyong Gong 3 

1 West China Hospital of Sichuan University, Chengdu, 

China, 2 Institute of Neuroscience, Chongqing Medical 

University, Chongqing, China, 3 Huaxi MR Research Center, 

Department of Radiology, West China Hospital of Sichuan 

University, Chengdu, China, 4 Department of Psychiatry, 

West China Hospital of Sichuan University, Chengdu, China 

NeuraL CorreLaTeS oF PLaTeLeT SeroToNIN 

re-uPTaKe 

Christian Scharinger 1 , Lucie Bartova 1 , Harald Esterbauer 1 , 

Michael Freissmuth 1 , Tina Hofmaier 1 , Klaudius Kalcher 1 , 

Gerald Pail 1 , Thomas Perkmann 1 , Ulrich Rabl 1 , Harald 

Sitte 1 , Zeljko UZELAC 1 , Matthaeus Willeit 1 , Christian 

Kasess 2 , Kersten Diers 3 , Beate Hartinger 1 , Wolfgang Huf 4 , 

Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg 5 , Siegfried Kasper 6 , Rupert 

Lanzenberger 6 , Burkhard Brocke 3 , Ewald Moser 7 , 

Lukas Pezawas 8 

1 Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 2 Vienna, 

Austria, 3 TU Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 4 Wien, Austria, 

5 Central Institute of Mental Health (CIMH) Mannheim, 

Mannheim, Germany, 6 Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Medical University of Vienna, Austria, 

Vienna, Austria, 7 Medical Universsity of Vienna, Vienna, 

Austria, 8 Medical University of Vienna, Wien, Austria 

Impulsivity in Hypomania: Neural Correlates of 

Delayed rewards and Penalties 

Liam Mason 1 , Richard Bentall 2 , Marianna Blackburn 3 , 

Wael El-Deredy 1 

1 University Of Manchester, United Kingdom, 

2 University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom, 

3 The University Of Manchester, United Kingdom 

early Influence of the rs4675690 on the Neural 

Substrates of Sadness 

Emilie Fortier 1 , Anne Noreau 1 , Franco Lepore 1 , Michel 

Boivin 2 , Daniel Pérusse 1 , Guy Rouleau 1 , Mario Beauregard 1 

1 Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 2 Université 

Laval, Québec, Canada



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Functional connectivity for visual processing of 

bodies in anorexia and body dysmorphic disorder 

Sarah Madsen 1 , Teena Moody 1 , Cara Bohon 1 , 

Michael Strober 1 , Jamie Feusner 1 

1 University of California - Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 

a Study of the Neural mechanism of Posttraumatic 

Stress Disorder using Diffusion Tensor Imaging 

Qizhu Wu 1 , Xun Yang 1 , Changfeng Jin 2 , Xiaolei Hu 2 , 

Yi Liao 1 , Lingjiang Li 2 , Qiyong Gong 1 

1 Huaxi MR Research Center, West China Hospital of 

Sichuan University, Chengdu, China, 2 Mental Health 

Institute, the Second Xiangya Hospital of Central South 

University, Changsha, China 

The effect of early Life Stress on Default Network 

activity in Healthy adult Subjects 

Noah Philip 1 , Lawrence Sweet 2 , Audrey Tyrka 2 , 

Raymond Niaura 3 , Lawrence Price 2 , Linda Carpenter 2 

1 Butler Hospital, Dept of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, 

Brown University, Providence, RI, USA, 2 Butler Hospital, 

Dept of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, Brown 

University, Providence, RI, 3 American Legacy Foundation, 

Washington, DC 

a Tractography analysis of Suicidal White matter 

Target for major Depressive Disorder 

Zhiyun Jia 1 , Yuqing Wang 2 , Weihong Kuang 3 , 

Qiyong Gong 1 

1 Huaxi MR Research Center (HMRRC), Department 

of Radiology, West China Hospital of Sichuan University, 

Chengdu, China, 2 University of Electronic Science 

and Technology, Chengdu, China, 3 Department of 

Psychiatry, West China Hospital of Sichuan University, 

Chengdu, China 

a neurocognitive bias toward sad faces in females 

at risk of depression 

Paul Keedwell 1 , Salmons Brett 2 , Mary Phillips 3 , 

John Evans 4 , Richard Wise 2 , Andrew Lawrence 2 

1 Cardiff University Department of Psychological Medicine 

and Neurology, Cardiff, United Kingdon, 2 Cardiff University, 

Cardiff, United Kingdom, 3 University of Pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh, United States, 4 Cardiff University Brain 

Research Imaging Centre, Cardiff, United Kingdom 

Context insensitivity during positive and negative 

emotional expectancy in depression 

Felix Bermpohl 1 , Melanie Feeser 1 , Florian Schlagenhauf 2 , 

Meline Stoy 3 , Soyoung Park 4 , Philipp Sterzer 5 , 

Stefan Gutwinski 1 , Thorsten Kienast 1 , Michael Bauer 6 , 

Andreas Heinz 7 , Andreas Ströhle 8 


Charité, Berlin, Germany, 2 Charite University Medicine, 

Berlin, Germany, 3 Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, 

Berlin, Germany, 4 Berlin School of Mind and Brain, 

Berlin, Germany, 5 Charite University Hospital, Berlin, 


Universitätsklinikum Carl Gustav Carus, Dresden, Dresden, 


Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 

8 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Campus 

Charité, Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

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oscillatory responses to Happy Facial expressions 

Differentiate Bipolar and Healthy Individuals 

Stefanie Hassel 1 , Anto Bagic 2 , Glenda MacQueen 1 , 

Mary Phillips 2 

1 University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada, 

2 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 

Cortical thickness and subcortical volumes in 

dissociative identity and mood disorders 

Sima Chalavi 1 , Blaise Frederick 2 , Robert Savoy 3 , 

Paula Wolk 2 , Brent Forester 2 , Eline Vissia 4 , 

A.A.T. Simone Reinders 1 

1 BCN Neuroimaging Center, University of Groningen, 

Groningen, the Netherlands, Department of Psychosis 

Studies, Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, 

UK, 2 Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, McLean 

Hospital, Belmont, MA, USA, 3 Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, HyperVision, Inc., Lexington, MA, USA, 

4 BCN Neuroimaging Centrum (BCN-NiC), University of 

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands 

Crossmodal emotional integration in depression 

Veronika Mueller 1 , Edna-Clarisse Cieslik 2 , Tanja 

Kellermann 1 , Frank Schneider 1 , Bruce Turetsky 3 , 

Simon Eickhoff 1 

1 RWTH Aachen University, Department of Psychiatry, 

Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Aachen, Germany, 

2 Research Center Juelich, Institute of Neuroscience and 

Medicine, Juelich, Germany, 3 Neuropsychiatry Division, 

Department of Psychiatry, University of Pennsylvania 

School of Medicine, Philadelphia, United States 

The Westphal-Paradigm and its clinical application in 

patients with panic disorder and agoraphobia 

Andre Wittmann 1 , Florian Schlagenhauf 1 , Anne Guhn 2 , 

Meline Stoy 1 , Thomas Fydrich 3 , Lydia Fehm 3 , Bettina 

Pfleiderer 4 , Alexander Gerlach 5 , Ulrike Lueken 6 , Tilo 

Kircher 7 , Isabelle Reinhardt 8 , Hans-Ulrich Wittchen 6 , 

Andreas Ströhle 1 

1 Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 

2 Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg, Würzburg, 

Germany, 3 Humboldt - Universität Berlin, Berlin, 

Germany, 4 Westfälische - Wilhelms - Universität Münster, 

Münster, Germany, 5 Universität zu Köln, Köln, Germany, 


7 Philipps - Universität Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 

8 Universitätsklinikum Aachen, Aachen, Germany 

Structural and functional alterations in the depressed 

brain: a quantitative meta-analysis 

Julia Sacher 1,2 , Jane Neumann 3,4 , Tillmann Fuenfstueck 3 , 

Alexandra Soliman 5 , Arno Villringer 6 , Matthias Schroeter 6 

1 Max-Planck-Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 

Sciences., Leipzig, Germany, 2 Clinic of Cognitive 

Neurology, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Leipzig University Medical 

Center, IFB AdiposityDiseases., Leipzig, Germany, 

5 PET Centre, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 

Toronto, Germany, 6 Max Planck Institute for Human 







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Vascular depression & fmrI: Diminished 

cerebrovascular response to working memory 

Sonya Kaur 1 , Mitzi Gonzales 2 , Danielle Eagan 3 , 

Andreana Haley 4 

1 University of Texas, Austin, 2 University of Texas, Austin, 

Austin, United States, 3 University of Texas Austin, Austin, 

United States, 4 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, 

United States 

Locus-coeruleus activation in patients with major 

depression and suicidal ideations 

Martin Desseilles 1 , Christophe Phillips 2 , John Matthews 3 , 

Thien Thanh Dang-Vu 4 , Virginie Sterpenich 5 , Genevieve 

Albouy 6 , Christina Schmidt 4 , Annabelle Darsaud 4 , 

Eric Salmon 7 , Gilles Vandewalle 8 , Evelyne Balteau 4 , 

Christian Degueldre 4 , Andre Luxen 4 , Marc Ansseau 9 , 

Sophie Schwartz 10 , Pierre Maquet 7 

1 Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liège and 

Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 2 Cyclotron 

Research Centre, University of Liege, Sart Tilman, Liege, 

Belgium, 3 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 

4 Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liège, Liege, 

Belgium, 5 Department of Neurosciences, University of 

Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 6 CRIUGM, University 

of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 7 Cyclotron Research 

Centre, University of Liège, Liège, Belgium, 8 Functional 

Neuroimaging Unit, University of Montreal Geriatric 

Institute, Montreal, Quebec, 9 Department of Psychiatry, 

University of Liège, Liege, Belgium, 10 Cyclotron Research 

Centre, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

remission in major Depressive Disorder is Dependent 

on Neural adaptation 

Christian Scharinger 1 , Beate Hartinger 2 , Kersten Diers 3 , 

Wolfgang Huf 4 , Klaudius Kalcher 5 , Gerald Pail 2 , Harald 

Esterbauer 6 , Siegfried Kasper 7 , Ewald Moser 8 , Burkhard 

Brocke 9 , Lukas Pezawas 10 


University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 2 Department of 

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Medical University of 

Vienna, Vienna, Austria, Austria, 3 Institute for Psychology 

II, TU Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 4 Department of 


Vienna, Wien, Austria, 5 Medical University of Vienna, 

Vienna, Austria, 6 Institute for Labaratory Medicine, Medical 



Vienna, Austria, Vienna, Austria, 8 MR Center of Excellence, 

Medical Universsity of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 9 Insitute 

for Psychology II, TU Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 


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The Neural Correlates of anxiety across 

menstrual Cycle 

Ren-Jen Hwang 1,2,3 , Chi-Hsun Wu 4 , Kuei-Lan Yu 2 , 

Mei-hsiang Lin 2 , Jen-Chuen Hsieh 5,6,3,7 

1 Institute of Neuroscience, School of Life Science, 

National Yang-Ming, Taipei , Republic of China, 2 Chang 

Gung Institute of Technology, Tao-Yuan, Republic of China, 

3 Dept. Medical Research & Education, Taipei Veterans 

General Hospital, Taipei, Republic of China, 4 Department of 

Electrical Engineering, National Central University, Jhongli, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 5 Institute of Brain Science, 

National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of 

China, 6 Institute of Neuroscience, School of Life Science, 

National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Republic of China, 

7 Brain Research Center, National Yang-Ming University, 

Taipei, Republic of China 

Processing of musical stimuli in major depressive 

disorder naive to treatment an fmrI study 

ENRIQUE OCTAVIO FLORES GUTIÉRREZ 1 , 

Alcauter Sarael 2 , Juan José Cervantes 3 , Marina Torres 3 

1 INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE PSIQUIATRÍA RAMÓN DE 

LA FUENTE MUÑIZ, Mexico, 2 Instituto de Neurobiología 

UNAM, Juriquilla, México, 3 Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatría 

Ramón de la Fuente, DF, Mexico 

an fmrI Study of adolescent Depression 

TONY YANG 1 , Martin Paulus 2 , Alan Simmons 2 , 

Susan Tapert 3 

1 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO, SAN DIEGO, 

United States, 2 UCSD, La Jolla, CA, 3 UCSD, La Jolla, 

United States 

amygdala activity changes in panic disorder 

patients during cognitive behavioral therapy 

Aleš Grambal 1 , Zbynōk Tüdös 1 , Ján Praško 1 , Petr Hlustik 1 

1 Palacky University and University Hospital Olomouc, 

Olomouc, Czech Republic 

morphometric abnormalities in unaffected 

first-degree relatives of mood disorders 

Toshio Matsubara 1 , Koji Matsuo 2 , Masayuki Nakano 3 , 

Mami Nakashima 2 , Kazuteru Egashira 2 , Masatomo 

Suetsugi 3 , Yoshifumi Watanabe 4 

1 Division Of Neuropsychiatry, Department Of Neuroscience, 

Yamaguchi University Gr, Ube,Japan, 2 Division Of 

Neuropsychiatry, Department Of Neuroscience, 

Yamaguchi University Gr, Ube, Yamaguchi, 3 Division Of 

Neuropsychiatry, Department Of Neuroscience, Yamaguchi 

University Gr, Ube, Japan, 4 Division Of Neuropsychiatry, 

Department Of Neuroscience, Yamaguchi University G, 

Ube, Yamaguchi 

early-onset and late-onset depression: 

a tract-based spatial statistics study 

Diana Bezerra 1 , Marco Antonio Moscoso 1 , Salma Rose 

Ribeiz 1 , Fabricio Pereira 2 , Fernando Cendes 2 , Edson 

Amaro 1 , Cássio Bottino 1 

1 University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

2 University of Campinas, Campinas, Brazil

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Traumatic Brain Injury 

297 Limbic White matter Connectivity in military-related mild 

and moderate Traumatic Brain Injury 

Ping-Hong Yeh1,2 , Binquan Wang1,2 , Terrence Oakes1,2,3 , 

John Graner1,2 , Hai Pan1,2 , Wei Liu2,3 , Fletcher Munter3 , 

Gerard Riedy1,2,3,4 1Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, 

Bethesda, MD, 2Traumatic Brain Injury Image Analysis Lab, 

Henry Jackson Foundation, Rockville, MD, 3National Capital 

Neuroimaging Consortium, Bethesda, MD, 4 303 

National 

Intrepid Center of Excellence, Bethesda, MD 

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Switching and white matter integrity of corticosubcortical 

loops in traumatic brain injury 

Inge Leunissen1 , James Coxon1 , Karen Caeyenberghs1 , 

Monique Geurts1 , Karla Michiels2 , Stefan Sunaert2 , 

Stephan Swinnen1 1 2 K.U. Leuven, Heverlee, Belgium, University Hospital, 

Leuven, Belgium 

Decoding fmrI Signals of Hierarchical experiments 

for assessing Disorders of Consciousness 

Ranganatha Sitaram 1 , Mohit Rana 2 , Tao Yu 3 , Simone Lang 4 , 

Alexandra Markl 5 , Dominik Vogel 5 , Friedemann Mueller 5 , 

Boris Kotchoubey 3 

1 Institute of Medical Psychology and Behavioural 

Neurobiology, University of Tuebingen, Tuebingen, 

Germany, 2 Institute of Medical Psychology and Behavioral 

Neurobiology, Tuebingen, Germany, 3 Institute of Medical 

Psychology and Behavioral Neurobiology, University of 

Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 4 Institute of Psychology, 

University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, 5 Clinic of 

Neurology, Bad Aibling, Bad Aibling, Germany 

graph analysis of functional brain networks for 

cognitive control in traumatic brain injury 

Karen Caeyenberghs 1 , Marcus Heitger 1 , Inge Leunissen 1 , 

Monique Geurts 1 , Thijs Dhollander 1 , Patrick Dupont 1 , 

Stephan Swinnen 1 

1 KULeuven, Leuven, Belgium 

a New meg Low-Frequency Source Imaging 

approach for Diagnosing mild Traumatic Brain Injury 

Mingxiong Huang 1,2 , Sharon Nichols 1 , Ashley Robb 2 , 

Annemarie Angeles 2 , Angela Drake 3 , Sarah Asmussen 3 , 

Michael Levy 4 , Li Cui 1 , Tao Song 1 , Dewleen Baker 2,1 , 

Paul Hammer 3 , Robert Robert McLay 3 , Rebecca 

Theilmann 1 , Raul Coimbra 1 , Mithun Diwakar 1 , 

Doris Trauner 1 , Thomas Liu 1 , Roland Lee 1 

1 Univ California, San Diego, San Diego, CA, 2 VA San Diego 

Healthcare System, San Diego, CA, 3 Naval Medical Center 

San Diego, San Diego, CA, 4 Rady Children’s Hospital 

San Diego, San Diego, CA 

Differential effects of explosive blast and post-traumatic 

stress disorder on cerebral white matter 

Nicholas Davenport 1 , Kelvin Lim 2 , Scott Sponheim 3 

1 MN Veterans Medical Research and Educ Foundation, 

2 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 3 Department 

of Psychiatry and the Center for Magnetic Resonance 

Research, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 

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How prevalent is awareness in the non-responsive 

brain-injured population? 

Damian Cruse 1,2 , Srivas Chennu 3 , Camille Chatelle 4 , 

Tristan Bekinschtein 2 , Davinia Fernandez-Espejo 1 , 

Carme Junque 5 , Steven Laureys 6 , Adrian Owen 1 

1 University of Western Ontario, London, Canada, 

2 MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 3 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 4 University of Liège, Liège, Belgium, 

5 University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 6 University 

of Liege, Belgium, Liege, Belgium 

automatic multimodal Segmentation for the Clinical 

assessment of Traumatic Brain Injury in 3D Slicer 

Andrei Irimia 1 , John Van Horn 1 , Micah Chambers 2,3 , 

Marcel Pastrawa 4,5 , Sylvain Gouttard 4 , Paul Vespa 6 , 

David Hovda 7 , Jeffry Alger 8,9,10 , Sonja Pujol 11,12 , Guido 

Gerig 4 , Stephen Aylward 13,14 , Arthur Toga 1,10 , Ron Kikinis 11 

1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI), Department of 

Neurology, University of California, Los Angeles, CA, USA, 

2 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, University of California, 

Los Angeles, CA, USA, 3 School of Engineering and 

Applied Science, University of California, Los Angeles, 

CA, 4 Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute, University 

of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, 5 School of Computing, 

University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 6 Department of 

Neurosurgery, University of California, Los Angeles, 

CA, USA, 7 Brain Injury Research Center, Department 

of Neurology, University of California, Los Angeles, CA, 

USA, 8 Department of Radiological Sciences, University of 

California, Los Angeles, CA, USA, 9 Brain Injury Research 

Center, Department of Neurosurgery and Neurology, 

University of California, Los Angeles, CA, 10 Brain Research 

Institute, Department of Neurology, University of California, 

Los Angeles, CA, 11 Surgical Planning Laboratory, 

Department of Radiology, Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, USA, 12 Laboratory of Mathematics in Imaging, 

Department of Radiology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, 

MA, 13 Departments of Computer Science and Radiology, 

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA, 

14 Kitware, Inc., Clifton Park, NY 

alterations of Brain Functions during Working memory 

after moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury 

Jessica Clark 1 , Yang Jiang 2 , Seth Kiser 3 , Anne Shandera- 

Ochsner 4 , Jordan Harp 4 , Chunyan Guo 5 , Walter High, Jr. 4 

1 National Rehabilitation Hospital, Washington DC, USA, 

2 University of Kentucky, Lexington, United States, 

3 Catholic University of America, Washington DC, DC, 

4 University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 5 Capital Normal 

University, Beijing, China 

Identification of Neuroinflammation in mild Traumatic 

Brain Injuries using a Free-Water atlas 

Ofer Pasternak 1 , Marek Kubicki 1 , Paula Pelavin 1 , 

Ross Zafonte 1 , Martha Shenton 1 , Sylvain Bouix 1 

1 Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 





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How many hits is too many? Toward a dose-response of 

head collisions as revealed in football by fmrI 

Meghan Robinson 1 , Thomas Talavage 2,1 , Evan Breedlove 1,3 , 

Katie Morigaki 4 , Randall Benson 5 , Eric Nauman 3,1 , 

Larry Leverenz 4 

1 Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering, Purdue 

University, West Lafayette, IN, 2 School of Electrical and 

Computer Engineering, Purdue University, West Lafayette, 

IN, 3 School of Mechanical Engineering, Purdue University, 

West Lafayette, IN, 4 Department of Health and Kinesiology, 

Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 5 Department of 

Neurology, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI 

resting-State fmrI Connectivity analysis on a 

military Traumatic Brain Injury Population 

John Graner 1 , Ping-Hong Yeh 1 , Hai Pan 1 , Binquan Wang 1 , 

Terry Oakes 1 , Wei Liu 1 , Louis French 2 , Fletcher Munter 3 , 

Gerard Riedy 4 

1 Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, 

Bethesda, MD, USA, 2 Defense and Veterans Brain Injury 

Center, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, 

DC, USA, 3 National Capital Neuroimaging Consortium, 

Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC, 

USA, 4 National Intrepid Center of Excellence, 

Bethesda, MD, USA 

Dorsal and Ventral attention networks dysfunction 

as a potential mechanism of mild TBI 

Serguei Astafiev 1 , Nicholas Metcalf 1 , Gordon Shulman 1 , 

Maurizio Corbetta 1 

1 Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO 

eeg activity associated with motor inhibition in 

combat veterans with traumatic brain injury 

Julie Onton 1 , I-Wei Shu 2 , Scott Matthews 2 

1 Naval Health Research Center, 2 University of California, 

San Diego, San Diego, CA 

evidence for specific gaBaergic dysfunctions in 

primary motor cortex after sport concussion 

Sara Tremblay 1 , Louis De Beaumont 2 , Maryse Lassonde 1 , 

Hugo Théoret 1 

1 Universite de Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 2 McGill 


Default mode Network in Severe Traumatic Brain Injury 

Eva Palacios-Martinez 1 , Roser Sala-Llonch 2 , Carme 

Junque 2 , Teresa Roig 3 , Jose Tormos 3 , Nuria Bargallo 4 , 

Pere Vendrell 5 

1 University Of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 2 University 

of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Institut Universitari 

de Neurorehabilitació Guttmann, Badalona, Spain, 

4 Neuroradiology Unit. Imaging Diagnostic Center. 

Hospital Clinic Barcelona. IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain, 

5 University of Barcelona Casanova, Barcelona, Spain 

extensive diffuse white matter changes following 

severe traumatic brain injury 

Kareem Ayoub 1,2 , Zili Chu 3,1 , Jill Hunter 3,1 , 

Marianne MacLeod 1 , Elisabeth Wilde 1 

1 Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, 2 Rice University, 

Houston, TX, 3 Texas Childrens Hospital, Houston, TX 


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Disruption of the Functional Connectivity Following 

mild Traumatic Brain Injury 

Chandler Sours 1 , Josh Betz 1 , Steven Roys 1 , B Aarabi 2 , 

Kathirkamanthan Shanmuganathan 3 , Joel Greenspan 4 , 

Rao Gullapalli 5,6 

1 University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, 2 University of 

Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, 3 University 

of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, United States, 

4 Department of Biomedical Sciences and Program in 

Neuroscience, University of Maryland School of Dent, 

Baltimore, MD, 5 University Of Maryland, Baltimore, United 

States, 6 Department of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear 

Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine, 

Baltimore, MD 

Disruptions in resting state network activation 

in blast-related mTB 

Nicole (Nikki) Fraser 1 , Nicholas Davenport 2 , 

Scott Sponheim 3 

1 Minneapolis VA Medical Center, 2 Minnesota Veterans 

Research Institute, Minneapolis, MN, 3 Minneapolis VA 

Medical Center & Minnesota Veterans Research Institute, 

Minneapolis, MN 

activation during interference resolution and 

working memory after blast-related TBI 

Mary Newsome 1 , Randall Scheibel 2 , Xiaodi Lin 1 , 

Maya Troyanskaya 1 , Joel Steinberg 3 , Harvey Levin 1 

1 Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, 2 Baylor 

College of Medine, Houston, TX, 3 UTHSC-Houston, 

Houston, United States 

FDg-PeT image classification of patients with Traumatic 

Brain Injury 

Nuria Lull 1,2 , Juan J Lull 2 , Enrique Noé 3 , Javier García- 

Panach 2 , Jose Manjon 2 , Javier Chirivella 4 , Montse Robles 2 

1 CEU-UCH Universidad Cardenal Herrera, Valencia, Spain, 

2 IBIME Research Group. Universidad Politécnica de 

Valencia, Valencia, Spain, 3 Servicio de Neurorehabilitación 

del Hospital NISA Valencia al Mar y Fundación NISA, 

Valencia, Spain, 4 Servicio de Daño Cerebral del Hospital 

NISA Aguas Vivas, Valencia, Spain 

using in vivo neuropathology in the diagnosis of 

the vegetative and the minimally conscious states 

Davinia Fernandez-Espejo 1 , Damian Cruse 1 , Beth Parkin 1 , 

Srivas Chennu 2 , Adrian Owen 1 

1 University of Western Ontario, London, Canada, 2 University 

of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

Emotion and Motivation 

Reward and Punishment 

319* Striatal activity during initial processing of novel 

music predicts subsequent reward value, (o-W2) 

Valorie Salimpoor1 , Iris van den Bosch2 , Alain Dagher3 , 

Robert Zatorre4 1Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill, CIRMMT, BRAMS, 

Montreal, QC, 2University of Utrecht, Neuroscience and 

Cognition Dept, Utrecht, 3Montreal Neurological Institute, 

McGill University, Montréal, QC, 4Montreal Neurological 

Institute, McGill University; BRAMS; CIRMMT, Montreal, QC


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risk-taking in adolescent Brain Function and Structure 

Sophia Schneider 1 , Jan Peters 1 , Uli Bromberg 1 , 

Stefanie Brassen 1 , Mareike Menz 1 , Stephan Miedl 1 , 

Tobias Banaschewski 2 , Gareth Barker 3 , Patricia Conrod 4 , 

Herta Flor 2 , Hugh Garavan 5 , Andreas Heinz 6 , Bernd 

Ittermann 7 , Mark Lathrop 8 , Eva Loth 4 , Karl Mann 2 , Jean-Luc 

Martinot 9 , Tomas Paus 10 , Jean Baptiste Poline 11 , Marcella 

Rietschel 2 , Trevor Robbins 12 , Michael Smolka 13 , Rainer 

Spanagel 2 , Dai Stephens 14 , Andreas Ströhle 6 , Maren 

Struve 2 , Gunter Schumann 4 , Christian Büchel 1 

1 University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, 

Germany, 2 Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, 

Germany, 3 Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College, London, 

United Kingdom, 4 King’s College London, Institute of 

Psychiatry, London, United Kingdom, 5 Trinity College 

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 6 Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, 

Germany, 7 Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Berlin, 

Germany, 8 Centre National de Génotypage, Evry, France, 

9 Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, 

Paris, France, 10 Rotman Research Institute, University of 

Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 11 CEA-I2BM-Neurospin, Paris, 

France, 12 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United 

Kingdom, 13 Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, 

Germany, 14 Department of Psychology, University of 

Sussex, Sussex, United Kingdom 

Sequential Sampling models elucidate Neural 

mechanisms of Value-based Decision making 

Sebastian Gluth 1 , Jörg Rieskamp 2 , Christian Büchel 1 

1 University Medical Center, Hamburg-Eppendorf, 

Hamburg, Germany, 2 University of Basel, Basel, 

Switzerland 

Insulin reactivity to an oral glucose Tolerance 

Test modulates Hedonic Hunger 

Nils Kroemer 1 , Lena Krebs 2 , Andrea Kobiella 1 , Oliver 

Grimm 2 , Sabine Vollstaedt-Klein 2 , Uta Wolfensteller 1 , 

Ricarda Kling 1 , Ulrich Zimmermann 1 , Michael Smolka 1 



midterm abstinence in smokers causes increases 

in neural reward response 

Andrea Kobiella 1 , Nils Kroemer 1 , Mira Buehler 2 , Michael 

Smolka 1 



From animal model to Human Brain Networking: 

Dynamic Causal modeling of motivation System 

activation 

Tal Gonen 1,2 , Roee Admon 3,2 , Ilana Podlipsky 2 , 

Itamar Kahn 4 , Talma Hendler 2,1,3 

1 Department of Psychology, Tel-Aviv University, Tel Aviv, 

Israel, 2 Functional Brain Imaging Unit, Wohl Institute for 

Advanced Imaging, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, 

Tel Aviv, Israel, 3 Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv 

University, Tel Aviv, Israel, 4 Department of Physiology 

and Biophysics, Technion, Haifa, Israel 

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Differential hypothalamic responses to high and low 

calorie food pictures in lean subjects 

Ralf Veit 1,2 , Martin Heni 3 , Stephanie Kullmann 1,4,2 , 

Caroline Ketterer 3 , Hans-Ulrich Haering 3 , Andreas 

Fritsche 3 , Hubert Preissl 2,5 

1 Institute of Medical Psychology, University of Tuebingen, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 2 MEG-Center, University of 

Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 3 Department of Internal 

Medicine, Division of Endocrinology, Eberhard Karls 

University Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 4 Graduate 

School for Neural and Behavioural Sciences of the 

Max-Planck-Institute for biological Cybernetics, Tuebingen, 

Germany, 5 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 

Little Rock, AR 

Dopamine depletion affects [11C]raclopride binding 

potential, risk taking & gambling strategies 

Crystal Erickson 1 , Kevin Larcher 2 , Lauren Templeton 2 , 

Marco Leyton 3 , Alain Dagher 2 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University, 

Montréal, Canada, 2 Montreal Neurological Institute, 

McGill University, Montréal, Quebec, 3 Department of 

Psychiatry, McGill University, Montréal, Quebec 

Striatal D1 receptor density predicts individual 

differences in probabilistic reward learning 

Sylvia Cox 1 , Michael Frank 2 , Lesley Fellows 1 , 

Kevin Larcher 1 , Alain Dagher 1 


Montreal, Canada, 2 Brown Institute for Brain Science, 

Brown University, Providence, RI 

Distinct fmrI effects of SSrI vs DNrI antidepressants 

on different aspects of reward processing 

Birgit Abler 1 , Antonie Hartmann 1 , Angela Seeringer 1 , 

Julia Stingl 1 , Martin Walter 2 

1 University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany, 2 Otto-von-Guericke 

University, Magdeburg, Germany 

Individual differences in Sr modulate the activation 

of the ventral tegmental area 

Alfonso Barros-Loscertales 1 , Victor Costumero 2 , 

Juan Carlos Bustamante 3 , Noelia Ventura-Campos 4 , 

Paola Fuentes 2 , Patricia Rosell-Negre 2 , César Ávila Rivera 5 

1 University Jaume I, 2 University Jaume I, Castellón de 

la Plana, Spain, 3 University Jaume I, Spain, 4 Universitat 

Jaume I, 5 Universitat Jaume I, Castellon, Spain 

The interaction between reward size and feedback 

timing on verbal working memory processes 

Gillian Cooke 1 , Michael Tennekoon 1 , Jessica Gayda 1 , 

James Booth 1 

1 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 






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The influence of weight and homeostatic signals 

on postprandial intrinsic brain activity 

Stephanie Kullmann 1,2 , Martin Heni 3 , Ralf Veit 4 , 

Caroline Ketterer 3 , Hans-Ulrich Haering 3 , Andreas 

Fritsche 3 , Hubert Preissl 1,5 

1 MEG Center, University Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 

2 Graduate School for Neural and Behavioural Sciences, 

University of Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 3 Department 

of Internal Medicine, Division of Endocrinology, Eberhard 

Karls University Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 4 Institute 

of Medical Psychology, Tuebingen, Germany, 5 Department 

of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Arkansas for 


Prenatal exposure to maternal Cigarette Smoking 

and adolescents’ reward Processing 

Kathrin Müller 1 , Thomas Hübner 1 , Eva Mennigen 1 , 

Stephan Ripke 1 , Sarah Rodehacke 1 , Dirk Schmidt 1 , 

Tobias Banaschewski 2 , Gareth Barker 3 , Christian Büchel 4 , 

Patricia Conrod 3 , Herta Flor 2 , Juergen Gallinat 5 , Hugh 

Garavan 6 , Andreas Heinz 5 , Bernd Ittermann 7 , Eva Loth 3 , 

Jean-Luc Martinot 8 , Jean Baptiste Poline 9 , Marcella 

Rietschel 2 , Gunter Schumann 3 , Maren Struve 2 , Tomas 

Paus 10,11,12 , Michael Smolka 1 , the IMAGEN Consortium 3 



3 Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, London, 

United Kingdom, 4 Universitätsklinikum Hamburg 

Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 5 Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, 

Berlin, Germany, 6 Institute of Neuroscience, Trinity 

College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 7 Physikalisch-Technische 

Bundesanstalt, Berlin, Germany, 8 Institut National de 

la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, Paris, France, 

9 Neurospin, Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique, Paris, 

France, 10 Rotman Research Institute, University of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 11 School of Psychology, University of 

Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom, 12 Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada 

an fmrI stimulus paradigm for measuring anticipation 

of primary rewards 

John Ingeholm 1 , W. Kyle Simmons 2 , Seth Kallman 3 , 

Kristina Rapuano 3 , Kevin Hall 4 , Alex Martin 3 

1 National Institute of Mental Health/NIH, Bethesda, United 

States, 2 Laureate Institute For Brain Research, Tulsa, OK, 

3 National Institute of Mental Health/NIH, Bethesda, MD, 

4 NIDDK/NIH, Bethesda, MD 

Coupling between cognitive networks associated 

with symptoms of compulsive binge eating 

David Cole 1 , Christian Beckmann 2 , Anne Andorn 3 , 

Massimo Bani 3 , Pradeep Nathan 4 , Edward Bullmore 5 , 

Paul Matthews 1 , Eugenii Rabiner 1 , John Beaver 6 

1 Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom, 

2 Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands, 3 Neuroscience Centre of Excellence for Drug 

Discovery, GlaxoSmithKline, Research Triangle Park, NC, 

4 Clinical Unit Cambridge, GlaxoSmithKline, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 5 University Of Cambridge Brain Mapping 

Unit, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 6 Clinical Imaging 

Centre, GlaxoSmithKline, London, United Kingdom 


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Serotonin is involved in processing negative outcomes 

caused by low-risk decisions 

Julian Macoveanu1 , Bettina Hornboll1 , Gitte Knudsen2 , 

Olaf B. Paulson3 , James Rowe4 , Hartwig Siebner5 1Danish Research Center for Magnetic Resonance, 

Hvidovre, Denmark, 2Center for Integrated Molecular Brain 

Imaging, Copenhagen, Denmark, 3Copenhagen University 

Hospital Hvidovre, Hvidovre, Denmark, 4Cambrdge University Neurology Unit, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 

5Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance, 

Hvidovre, Denmark 

reward Sensitivity in a Sample of Healthy adolescents 

Frauke Nees 1 , Jelka Tzschoppe 1 , Sabine Vollstaedt-Klein 1 , 

Sabina Steiner 1 , Luise Poustka 1 , Tobias Banaschewski 1 , 

Gareth Barker 2 , Christian Büchel 3 , Patricia Conrod 4 , Hugh 

Garavan 5 , Andreas Heinz 6 , Mark Lathrop 7 , Karl Mann 1 , 

Jean-Luc Martinot 8 , Tomas Paus 9 , Jean-Baptiste Poline 10 , 

Trevor Robbins 11 , Marcella Rietschel 1 , Michael Smolka 12 , 

Rainer Spanagel 1 , Dai Stephens 13 , Andreas Ströhle 14 , 

Maren Struve 1 , Eva Loth 4 , Gunter Schumann 4 , Herta Flor 1 


2 Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College, London, United 

Kingdom, 3 University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, 

Hamburg, Germany, 4 King’s College London, Institute 

of Psychiatry, London, United Kingdom, 5 Trinity College 

Institute of Neuroscience, Dublin, Ireland, 6 Charité – 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 7 Centre 

National de Génotypage, Evry, France, 8 Institut National 

de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, Paris, France, 

9 Rotman Research Institute, University of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada, 10 CEA-I2BM-Neurospin, Paris, France, 11 University 

of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 12 Technische 

Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 13 University of 

Sussex, Sussex, United Kingdom, 14 Campus Charité, 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

elevated fmrI responses when winning a human 

vs. a computer opponent in a video game 

Jari Kätsyri 1 , Niklas Ravaja 1 , Lauri Nummenmaa 2 

1 CKIR, Aalto University School of Economics, Helsinki, 

Finland, 2 Brain Research Unit, Low Temperature 

Laboratory, Aalto University School of Science, Espoo, 

Finland 

Brain regions involved in aversion-related processing: 

a cross-species translational investigation 

Dave Hayes 1 , Georg Northoff 2 

1 University of Ottawa, Institute of Mental Health Research, 

Canada, 2 University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health 

Research, Ottawa, Canada 

Nucleus accumbens is Selectively activated by 

reward outcomes Compared to Loss outcomes 

Daniel Hommer 1 , Ashely Smith 1 , Jodi Gilman 1 , Reza 

Momenan 1 

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reward processing in major depressive disorder 

and obsessive-compulsive disorder: an fmrI study 

Bart de kwaasteniet1 , Damiaan Denys2 , Juilan Garcia 

Barnet2 , Judy Luigjes2 , Martijn Figee2 , Matthijs Vink3 1 2 Academic Medical Centre Amsterdam, Academic 

Medical Centre Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

3Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, Utrecht, 

Netherlands 

FmrI evidence of involvement of the endocannabinoid 

system in human reward processing 

Hendrika van Hell 1 , Matthijs Bossong 1 , Gerry Jager 2 , 

Nick Ramsey 1 , Johan Jansma 1 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, UMC Utrecht, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 Division of Human Nutrition, 

Wageningen University, Wageningen, Netherlands 

Processing of social reward and punishment 

differentially involves the neural reward circuitry 

Henk Cremers 1 , Ilya Veer 1 , Philip Spinhoven 1 , 

Serge Rombouts 2 , Karin Roelofs 3 

1 Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition (LIBC), 

Leiden, Netherlands, 2 Leiden University Medical Center, 

Leiden, Netherlands, 3 Behavioral Science Institute (BSI), 

Nijmegen, Netherlands 

The modulatory Influence of motivational Salience 

within the mesocorticolimbic System: a DCm Study 

David Blitzer 1 , Sam Colalillo 1 , M Ryan Haynes 1 , 

Joseph Barter 1 , Daniel Weinberger 1 , Caroline Zink 1 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of 

Health, Bethesda, MD 

BDNF Val66met polymorphism modulates BoLD 

response to reward and loss predicting emotional cues 

Tiffany Nash 1 , Mbemba Jabbi 1 , Philip Kohn 1 , Brett Cropp 1 , 

Jonathan Kippenhan 1 , Bhaskar Kolachana 1 , Daniel 

Weinberger 1 , Karen Berman 1 

1 National Institutes of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD 

DaT1 moderates the relationship between rewardcircuitry 

responsivity and impulsivity in adolescents 

Yannis Paloyelis 1 , Mitul Mehta 1 , Stephen Faraone 2 , 

Philip Asherson 1 , Jonna Kuntsi 1 

1 King’s College London, London, United Kingdom, 

2 Department of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, 

Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA 

midbrain and medial orbital cortex response to 

milkshake predicts ad lib milkshake intake 

Sarah Nolan-Poupart 1 , Maria Veldhuizen 2 , Dana Small 3 

1 The John B. Pierce Laboratory, New Haven, CT, 

2 The John B. Pierce Laboratory and Yale University 

School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, 3 The John B Pierce 

Laboratory and Yale University School of Medicine, 

New Haven, CT 

unconfounding reward and motivational Salience in 

the Ventral Striatum During reward anticipation 

Sam Colalillo 1 , David Blitzer 1 , Joseph Barter 1 , M Ryan 

Haynes 1 , Daniel Weinberger 1 , Caroline Zink 1 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes 

of Health, Bethesda, MD 

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effects of Fructose and glucose on Brain Feeding 

Centers: a fmrI Study in obese adolescents 

Saima Malik 1 , Jessica Kubat 1 , jagriti Arora 1 , 

Robert Sherwin 1 , R. Todd Constable 2 , Sonia Caprio 1 

1 Yale University, New Haven, CT, 2 Department of 

Diagnostic Radiology; Department of Biomedical 

Engineering, Yale University, New Haven, CT 

Neural circuitry of reward processing in frequent 

marijuana users investigated with fmrI 

Kristen Ford 1 , Jean Théberge 1 , R Neufeld 1 , Peter 

Williamson 1 , Elizabeth Osuch 1 


Psychosocial problems and mesolimbic recruitment 

by potential rewards in healthy adolescents 

James Bjork 1 , Ashley Smith 2 , Gang Chen 3 , Daniel Hommer 4 

1 NIDA/NIH, Bethesda, 2 Temple University, Philadelphia, 

PA, 3 SSCC/DIRP/NIMH, National Institutes of Health, USA, 

4 NIAAA/NIH, Bethesda, United States 

The Impact of Previous outcomes on the Neural 

Coding of expectation 

Uli Bromberg1 , Jan Peters2 , Sophia Schneider1 , 

Mareike Menz1 , Stefanie Brassen1 , Thomas Banachewski3 , 

Gareth Barker4 , Patricia Conrod5 , Herta Flor3 , Juergen 

Gallinat6 , Hugh Garavan7 , Andreas Heinz8 , Bernd 

Ittermann9 , Mark Lathrop10 , Eva Loth5 , Karl Mann3 , 

Jean-Luc Martinot11 , Tomas Paus12 , Jean Baptiste Poline13 , 

Trevor Robbins14 , Marcella Rietschel3 , Michael Smolka15 , 

Rainer Spanagel3 , Dai Stephens16 , Maren Struve3 , 

Gunter Schumann5 , Christian Büchel2 1Deparment of Systems Neuroscience, University 

Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany, Hamburg, 

Germany, 2NeuroimageNord, Institute for Systems 

Neuroscience, University-Medical Center Hamburg- 

Eppendorf, Ger, Hamburg, Germany, 3Central Institute 

of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 4Institute of 

Psychiatry, King’s College, London, United Kingdom, 

5King’s College London, Institute of Psychiatry, London, 

United Kingdom, 6Charite Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, 

Berlin, Germany, 7Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience, 

Dublin, Ireland, 8Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, 

Germany, 9Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Berlin, 

Germany, 10Centre National de Génotypage, Evry, France, 

11Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, 

Paris, France, 12Rotman Research Institute, University 

of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 13CEA-I2BM-Neurospin, 14University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 

15Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 

16Department of Psychology, University of Sussex, Sussex, 


Being released from self-presentation is a reward 

to a person with high public self-consciousness 

Tomoko Totsune1 , Atsushi Sekiguchi2 , Yukihito Yomogida2,3 , 

Motoaki Sugiura2 , Ryuta Kawashima2 1Tohoku University School of Medicine, Sendai, Japan, 

2Dept. FBI, IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 

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Sexual Behavior 

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arousal in pre- and post-menopausal women 

Gwang-Woo Jeong1 , Han-Su Baek2 , Heoung-Keun Kang3 1Chonnam National University Medical School, Gwang-Ju, 

Republic of Korea, 2Chonnam National University, Gwang- 

Ju, Republic of Korea, 3Chonnam National University 

Medical School, Gwang-Ju, Republic of Korea 

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evidence of brain volume changes in sex offenders 

from voxel-based morphometry 

Irene Hsu1 , I-Yun Chen2 , Kun-Hsien Chou3 , Ching-Po Lin4 1Institute of Brain Science, National Yang Ming 

University, Taipei, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 2Institute Of Neuroscience, NYMU, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 

3National Yang Ming University, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 

4National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan- Republic 

Of China 

356 Selective brain network modifications during erotic 

visual stimulation in erectile dysfunction 

Nicoletta Cera 1 , Ezio Di Pierro 2 , Gianna Sepede 1 , Carlo 

Vicentini 2 , Giuseppe Galatioto Paradiso 2 , Armando Tartaro 1 , 

Cosimo Del Gratta 1 , Gian Luca Romani 1 , Antonio Ferretti 1 

1 ITAB- Department of Neuroscience - G.D’Annunzio 

University Of Chieti, Chieti, Italy, 2 G. Mazzini 

Hospital-University of L’Aquila, Teramo, Italy 


Executive Function 

357* Fronto-Parietal Connections are modulated by 

Cognitive Control and Working memory: 

a DCm Study, (o-m2) 

Ian Harding1 , Murat Yucel2 , Ben Harrison3 , 

Christos Pantelis4 , Michael Breakspear5 1University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 

2Univ. of Melbourne - Sunshine Hospital, St. Albans VIC, 

Australia, 3The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, 

Victoria, 4Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre, University of 

Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 5Queensland Institute of 

Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia 

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Competition and inhibition in human voluntary action 

selection, (o-m2) 

Jiaxiang Zhang 1 , Laura Hughes 1 , James Rowe 2 

1 MRC cognition and brain science unit, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 2 Cambrdge University Neurology Unit, 

Cambridge, United Kingdom 

359** FmrI task parameters influence hemodynamic activity 

in regions implicated in cognitive set-shifting 

Suzanne Witt1 , Godfrey Pearlson2,3,4 , Michael Stevens3,4 1Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center, Hartford, 

United States, 2Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT, 3Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center, Hartford, CT, 

4Department of Psychiatry, Yale University, New Haven, CT 

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an fmrI study of impulsivity – the monetary incentive 

delay SToP Task 

Brendan Behan 1 , Adam Stone 1 , Hugh Garavan 1 

1 Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience, Dublin, Ireland 


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association between brain laterality and cognitive 

ability: an fmrI study 

Joanne Powell 1 , Marta Garcia-Finana 2 , Graham Kemp 2 

1 University Of Liverpool, United Kingdom, 2 University of 

Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom 

Neural subprocesses of proactive inhibition 

Matthijs Vink 1 , Mirjam Bloemendaal 1 , Bram Zandbelt 1 , 

René Kahn 2 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, Utrecht, 

Netherlands, 2 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, 

University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands 

The effects of prefrontal stimulation on stop-signal 

response inhibition: a combined fmrI/TmS study 

Bram Zandbelt1 , Mirjam Bloemendaal1 , René Kahn1 , 

Matthijs Vink1 1Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, Utrecht, 

Netherlands 

Laterality of Cognitive Control: Does It Depend on 

Language Laterality? 

Qing Cai1 , Lise Van der Haegen2 , Marc Brysbaert2 1 2 Ghent University, Gent, Belgium, Ghent University, 

Ghent, Belgium 

How sensory anticipations in the human brain control 

motor action 

Roland Pfister 1,2 , Tobias Melcher 2 , Andrea Kiesel 1 , 

Peter Dechent 3 , Oliver Gruber 2 

1 University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany, 2 Goettingen 

University, Germany, Goettingen, Germany, 3 MR-Research 

in Neurology and Psychiatry, University Medical Center 

Goettingen, Goettingen, Germany 

medial Prefrontal Specialization for Conflict Processing 

revealed by a Novel auditory Stroop Task 

Thomas Christensen 1 , Kyle Almryde 1 , Julie Lockwood 1 , 

Elena Plante 1 

1 University of Arizona, Tucson, United States 

Is there “one” DLPFC in motor control? 

evidence from connectivity-based parcellation 

Edna-Clarisse Cieslik 1 , Karl Zilles 1 , Svenja Caspers 1 , 

Christian Roski 1 , Tanja Kellermann 2 , Oliver Jakobs 2 , Witali 

Pomjanski 3 , Robert Langner 2 , Angela R. Laird 4 , Peter Fox 4 , 



Centre Jülich, Juelich, Germany, 2 Dept. of Psychiatry, 

Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, RWTH Aachen 

University, Aachen, Germany, 3 C. and O. Vogt Institute for 

Brain Research, University of Duesseldorf, Duesseldorf, 

Germany, 4 University Of Texas Health Science Center At 

San Antonio, San Antonio, United States 

overcoming high stimulus-response interference 

in mental set-shifting requires cognitive control 

Suzanne Witt 1 , Godfrey Pearlson 2,3,4 , Michael Stevens 1,4 

1 Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center, Hartford, 

United States, 2 Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT, 3 Olin 

Neuropsychiatry Research Center, Hartford, CT, 

4 Department of Psychiatry, Yale University, New Haven, CT


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Conflict-related activity in PFC is modulated by 

individual differences in action orientation 

Stefanie Beck 1 , Hannes Ruge 1 , Thomas Goschke 1 


Fitness, cognition, and basal ganglia volumes 

in older adults 

Destiny Miller 1 , Kirk Erickson 1 , Ruchika Prakash 2 , 

Michelle Voss 3 , Chandramallika Basak 4 , Jenny Kim 5 , 

Laura Chaddock 3 , Amanda Szabo 6 , Emily Mailey 6 , 

Siobhan White 6 , Thomas Wojcicki 6 , Edward McAuley 6 , 

Art Kramer 6 

1 Psychology Department, University of Pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh, PA, 2 Psychology Department, Ohio State 

University, Columbus, OH, 3 Department of Psychology 

and Beckman Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana- 

Champagne, Urbana-Champagne, IL, 4 Department of 

Psychology, Rice University, Houston, TX, 5 Neuroscience 

Program, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne, 

Urbana-Champagne, IL, 6 Department of Kinesiology 

and Community Health, University of Illinois at 

Urbana-Champagne, Urbana-Champagne, IL 

response inhibition reflects striatal dopamine 

receptor availability and BoLD signal 

Dara Ghahremani 1 , Buyean Lee 1 , Golnaz Tabibnia 2 , 

Amira Brown 1 , Natalie DeShetler 1 , John Monterosso 3 , 

Russell Poldrack 4 , Edythe London 5 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Carnegie Mellon University, 

Pittsburgh, United States, 3 University of Southern 

California, Los Angeles, CA, 4 University of Texas at 

Austin, Austin, United States, 5 Departments of Psychiatry 

and Molecular and Medical Pharmacology, University of 

California Los Angel, Los Angeles, CA 

Common and distinct resting-state functional 

connectivity in monolingual and bilingual older adults 

Gigi Luk 1 , Charisa Ng 1 , Ellen Bialystok 2 , Fergus Craik 3 , 

Cheryl Grady 3 

1 Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, Toronto, ON, 

2 York University & Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, 

Toronto, ON, 3 Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest & 

University of Toronto, Toronto, ON 

anterior cingulate glutamate levels differentially 

modulate BoLD response to cognitive conflict 

Liv Falkenberg 1 , Rene Westerhausen 1 , Karsten Specht 1,2 , 

Kenneth Hugdahl 1,3 

1 Department of Biological and Medical Psychology, 

University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 2 Department of 

Clinical Engineering, Haukeland University Hospital, 

Bergen, Norway, 3 Division of Psychiatry, Haukeland 

University Hospital, Bergen, Norway 

Context-driven adaptation of human response 

conflict via the dorsomedial prefrontal cortex 

Guillermo Horga 1 , Pengwei Wang 2 , Tiago Maia 3 , 

Zhishun Wang 2 , Rachel Marsh 3 , Bradley Peterson 4 

1 New York, United States, 2 Columbia University, New 

York , NY, 3 Columbia University, New York, NY, 4 Columbia 

University, New York , New York 

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age effects in working memory processes and 

related neural activity 

Susanne Karch 1 , Gregor Leicht 2 , Ina Giegling 3 , 

Jürgen Lutz 4 , Thomas Meindl 5 , Oliver Pogarell 3 , 

Ulrich Hegerl 6 , Dan Rujescu 3 , Christoph Mulert 7 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Munich, 

Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry, UKE Hamburg, 

Hamburg, Germany, 3 Department of Psychiatry, Munich, 

Germany, 4 Institute of Clinical Radiology, Ludwig- 

Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany, 5 University 

Munich, Munich, Germany, 6 Department of Psychiatry, 

Leipzig, Germany, 7 Department of Psychiatry, 

Hamburg, Germany 

Neural Correlates of the Volitional regulation 

of the Desire for Food 

Maurice Hollmann 1 , Lydia Hellrung 1 , Stefan Kabisch 2 , 

Haiko Schlögl 2 , Michael Stumvoll 3,4 , Arno Villringer 1,5,6,7 , 

Burkhard Pleger 1,5,6,7 , Annette Horstmann 1,5 

1 Dept. Neurology, Max Planck Institute for Human 


2 Clinic of Endocrinology, University Hospital Leipzig, 

Leipzig, Germany, 3 IFB Adiposity Diseases, University 

of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Clinic of Endocrinology, 

University Hospital Leipzig, Leizig, Germany, 5 IFB 

Adiposity Diseases, University of Leipzig, Leizig, Germany, 

6 Clinic for Cognitive Neurology, University Hospital Leipzig, 

Leizig, Germany, 7 Mind & Brain Institute, Berlin School of 

Mind and Brain, Humboldt-University and Charité, 

Berlin, Germany 

Sex differences in the impact of early life stress 

on the neural processing of behavioral errors 

Amanda Elton 1 , Timothy Ely 2 , Clint Kilts 3 , Tanja Mletzko 2 

1 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 2 Emory 

University, Atlanta, GA, 3 University of Arkansas for 


The impact of age and education on verbal fluency: 

behavioral and fmrI correlates 

ROCHELE FONSECA 1 , Karine Marcotte 2 , Daniel Adrover- 

Roig 3 , Lilian Scherer 4 , Yannick Marsolais 5 , Tânia Netto 6 , 

Denise Greca 7 , Eduardo Curty 8 , Romeu Domingues 9 , 

Bernardo Bizzo 7 , Thomas Döring 10 , Jesus Landeira- 

Fernandez 11 , Emerson Gasparetto 12 , Yves Joanette 13 , 

Ana Inés Ansaldo 14 

1 CRIUGM, Université de Montreal; Human Cognition, 

PUCRS, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 2 CRIUGM, Université de 

Montréal, Montreal, Canada, 3 Centre de Recherche de 

l’Institut Universitaire de Gériatrie de Montréal, Montreal, 

Canada , 4 Psycholinguistics Department, PUCRS, Porto 

Alegre, Brazil, 5 CRIUGM, UNiversité de Montreal, Montreal, 

Canada, 6 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, UFRJ, Rio 

de Janeiro, Brazil, 7 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro 

(UFRJ), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 8 Clinics Multi-Imagem and 

CDPI - Clínica de Diagnóstico por Imagem, Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil, 9 CDPI, Rio de janeiro, Brazil, 10 Federal University 

of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ); CDPI, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 

11 Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC- 

Rio), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 12 UFRJ / CDPI, Rio de Janeiro, 

Brazil, 13 Centre de recherche de l’Institut universitaire de 

gériatrie de Montréal and Université de Montréal, 

Montreal, Quebec, 14 CRIUGM, Montreal, Canada 






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Neural correlates of the Simon effect and its reversal 

in Hedge and marsh tasks 

Ling Wang1 , Xiaokun Xu2 , Xiaolin Zhou3 1Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences, Faculty of 

Education, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 

China, 2Department of Biological Science and Medical 

Engineering, Southeast University, Nanjing, China, 

3Department of Psychology, Peking University, 

Beijing, China 

an event-related fmrI investigation of hand 

asymmetries in ideomotor processing 

Tobias Melcher 1 , Bernhard Hommel 2 , Dorina Winter 3 , 

Roland Pfister 4 , Peter Dechent 5 , Oliver Gruber 6 

1 Center for Translational Research in Systems 

Neuroscience and Psychiatry, Georg August University, 

Goettingen, Germany, 2 Institute for Psychological 

Research & Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition, 

Leiden University, Leiden, The Netherlands, 3 Department 

of Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy, Central 

Institute for Mental Health, Mannhei, Mannheim, Germany, 

4 University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany, 5 MR- 

Research in Neurology and Psychiatry, University Medical 

Center GÃ¶ttingen, Goettingen, Germany, 6 Centre for 

Translational Research in Systems Neuroscience and 

Clinical Psychiatry, Department of Psy, Goettingen, 

Germany 

Distinct dorsal and ventral lateral prefrontal networks 

evident in resting-state connectivity 

Robert Blumenfeld1 , Emi Nomura1 , Caterina Gratton1 , 

Daniel Bliss1 , Mark D’Esposito1 1Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley, 

Berkeley, CA 

Learning and lapsing: Sequential effects during conflict 

processing 

Heike Eichele 1 , Hilde Juvodden 1 , Marius Worren 1 , 

Jan Wessel 2 , Kenneth Hugdahl 3 , Markus Ullsperger 4 , 

Tom Eichele 1 

1 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 2 MPI for 

neurological research, Cologne, Germany, 3 Division of 

Psychiatry and Bergen Mental Health Center, Haukeland 

University Hospital, Bergen, Norway, 4 MPI F. Neurological 

Research, Cologne, Germany 

Task-related Top-Down Control in response Switching 

from granger Causality mapping of fmrI Data 

Ian Cameron 1 , Mark D’Esposito 1 , Douglas Munoz 2 

1 Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley, 

Berkeley, CA, USA, 2 Centre for Neuroscience Studies and 

Department of Physiology, Queen’s University, Kingston, 

ON, Canada 

resting-state cognition is associated with executive 

network activation 

Diederick Stoffers 1 , Alexander Diaz 2 , Anouk den Braber 2 , 

Dorret Boomsma 2 , Huibert Mansvelder 2 , Eco de Geus 2 , 

Eus van Someren 1 , Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen 2 

1 Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Amsterdam, 

The Netherlands, 2 Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam, VU 

University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 


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effects of acute Nicotine on Neural activity 

During response Inhibition in Impulsive Individuals 

Alexandra Potter 1 , Emily Mazzulla 1 , Sarahjane Dube 1 , 

Paul Newhouse 1 

1 University of Vermont, Vermont, USA 

Hippocampal-cortical connectivity during implicit 

and explicit encoding of visual information 

Katherine Roe 1 , Philip Kohn 1 , Karen Berman 1 

1 NIMH,NIH, Bethesda, United States 

Brain networks underlying reward processing and 

inhibitory control in adolescence and adulthood 

Michael Hallquist 1 , Charles Geier 1 , Beatriz Luna 1 

1 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 

The role of dopaminergic variation in the prefrontal 

cortex on proactive control 

Sara Jahfari1 , Frederick Verbruggen2 , Lorenza Colzato3 , 

K. Ridderinkhof1 , Birte Forstmann1 1University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

2 3 University of Exeter, Exeter, England, University of Leiden, 

Leiden, Netherlands 

Cellular activity in the frontal lobe during 

discrimination of emotional faces and vocalizations 

Maria Diehl 1 , Mark Diltz 1 , Lizabeth Romanski 1 

1 University of Rochester, Rochester, NY 

The response inhibition load dependent activity: 

a functional mrI study 

Hisakazu Yanaka 1,2 , Daisuke Saito 1,2 , Takanori Kochiyama 3 , 

Takeshi Fujii 2 , Hirotaka Kosaka 4,2 , Taisuke Shimada 5,2 , 

Hidehiko Okazawa 2,1 

1 Research and Education Program for Life Science, 

University of Fukui, Fukui, Japan, 2 Biomedical Imaging 

Research Center, University of Fukui, Fukui, Japan, 

3 Brain Activity Imaging Center, ATR-Promotions, Advanced 

Telecommunications Research Institute, Kyoto, Japan, 

4 Department of Neuropsychiatry, Faculty of Medical 

Sciences, University of Fukui, Fukui, Fukui, 5 Faculty of 

Engineering, University of Fukui, Fukui, Japan 

Brain mechanisms associated with meditation-Induced 

regulation of anxiety 

Fadel Zeidan 1 , John McHaffie 1 , Robert Kraft 1 , 

Katherine Martucci 1 , Robert Coghill 2 

1 Wake Forest University School of Medicine, 

Winston-Salem, United States, 2 Wake Forest University 

School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, United States 

Toward a Functional Characterization of Cognitive 

Control Networks 

Frederick Ezekiel 1 , J Bruce Morton 2 

1 University Of Western Ontario, Canada, 


remembering and ignoring faces: a real-life 

alternative to the Stroop? 

Stefanie Biehl 1 , Tim Hahn 1 , Thomas Dresler 1 , 

Claudia Saathoff 1 , Christian Jacob 1 , Jürgen Deckert 1 , 

Martin Herrmann 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Würzburg, 

Würzburg, Germany



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exploring the diversity of cognitive control 

phenomena via brain-behaviour correlations 

Eva Mennigen 1 , Sarah Rodehacke 1 , Thomas Hübner 1 , 

Kathrin Müller 1 , Stephan Ripke 1 , Dirk Schmidt 1 , 

Hannes Ruge 1 , Thomas Goschke 1 , Michael Smolka 1 


Imitation vs. spatial compatibility: Similar activation 

levels with distinct functional connectivity 

Katy Cross 1 , Marco Iacoboni 2 

1 UCLA Neuroscience Interdepartmental Graduate 

Program, UCLA Medical Scientist Training Program, 

Los Angeles, CA, 2 UCLA Brain Mapping Center, 

Los Angeles, CA 

FmrI Investigation of Interactions between Impulse 

Control and emotional Context 

Matthew Brown 1 , Serdar Dursun 1 , Alan Wilman 1 , 

Andrew Greenshaw 1 

1 University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada 

Switch and restart Costs in the Bilingual Brain 

Ana Sanjuán 1 , Aina Rodríguez 1 , Noelia Ventura-Campos 2 , 

Patricia Román 3 , Albert Costa 4 , Maria Antònia Parcet 1 , 

César Ávila Rivera 2 

1 Universitat Jaume I, Castellón, Spain, 2 Universitat Jaume 

I, Castellon, Spain, 3 Max Planck Institute for Human 

Cognitive and Brain Sciences Minerva Research 

Group, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Pompeu Fabra University, 


modulating effect of ComT genotype on the 

Brain regions underlying Inhibition 

Mathieu Jaspar1 , Julien Grandjean1 , Eric Salmon2 , 

Pierre Maquet2 , Fabienne Collette1 1Cyclotron Research Centre and Cognitive and Behavioral 

Neuroscience Centre, University of Liège, Liège, Belgium, 

2Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liège, Liège, 

Belgium 

musical and bilingual experience on neuromagnetic 

activity during cognitive control 

Takako Fujioka 1 , Ellen Bialystok 2 , Fergus Craik 1 , 

Anne-Marie De Pape 3,4 , Laurel Trainor 3,1 , Bernhard Ross 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, Toronto, Ontario, 

2 York University & Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, 

Toronto, Ontario, 3 McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, 

4 York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 

The posterior cingulate BoLD duty cycle during 

meditation predicts attentional skills 

Giuseppe Pagnoni 1 

1 University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy 

Neural Basis of Semantic and Syntactic Interference 

resolution in Sentence Comprehension 

Yi Guo1 , Randi Martin1 , A Hamilton1 , Julie Van Dyke2 , 

Yingying Tan1 1 2 Rice University, Houston, TX, Haskins Laboratories, 

New Haven, CT 

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Neural correlates of performance monitoring while 

using a brain-computer interface (BCI) 

Margaux Perrin 1,2 , Emmanuel Maby 3,2 , Romain Bouet 1,2,4 , 

Olivier Bertrand 3,2 , Jérémie Mattout 3,2 


Research Center, Brain Dynamics and Cognition 

Team, Lyon, France, 2 University Lyon 1, Lyon, France, 

3 INSERM, U821, Brain Dynamics And Cognition, Lyon, 

France, 4 Neurological hospital, functional neurology and 

epileptology dept, Lyon, France 

Correlation between frontal cortical thickness 

and executive functions in patients with HIV+ 

ROCHELE FONSECA 1 , Tânia Netto 2 , Thomas Döring 3 , 

Denise Greca 4 , Bernardo Bizzo 4 , Rafael Ferracini 5 , 

Emerson Gasparetto 6 

1 Human Cognition, PUCRS, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 2 Federal 

University of Rio de Janeiro, UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 

3 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ); CDPI, Rio 

de Janeiro, Brazil, 4 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro 

(UFRJ), Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 5 Federal University of Rio 

de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 6 UFRJ / CDPI, Rio de 

Janeiro, Brazil 

Set-maintenance fronto-striatal activity depends 

on the number of trials since the last set-shift 

Jean-Sebastien Provost 1 , France Simard 1 , Oury Monchi 1 

1 University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada 

Neural correlates of alcohol-induced disinhibition 

Michael Smolka 1 , Gabriela Gan 1 , Michael Marxen 1 , Andrea 

Kobiella 1 , Christine Zimmermann 1 , Maximilian Pilhatsch 1 , 

Eva Mennigen 1 , Ulrich Zimmermann 1 


Non-meditators have more brain activation than 

regular meditators in an attentional task 

Elisa Kozasa 1,2 , Joao Sato 3 , Shirley Lacerda 4 , Maria 

Barreiros 5 , Joao Radvany 6 , Tamara Russell 7 , Liana 

Sanches 1 , Edson Amaro 8 , Luiz Mello 9 

1 Instituto do Cerebro-Instituto Israelita de Ensino e 

Pesquisa Albert Einstein, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2 Dept of 

Psychobiology- Universidade Federal de Sao Paulo, Sao 

Paulo, Brazil, 3 Universidade Federal do ABC, Sao Paulo, 

Brazil, 4 Instituto do Cerebro-Instituto Israelita de Ensino 

e Pesquisa Albert Einstein, Sao Paulo, SP, 5 Instituto do 

Cerebro- Instituto Israelita de Ensino e Pesquisa Albert 

Einstein, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 6 Hospital Israelita Albert 

Einstein, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 7 6King’s College London, 

Institute of Psychiatry, London, United Kingdom, 8 University 

Of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil, 9 Dept of Physiology- 

Universidade Federal de Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

Improving the Definition of multiple Demand Cortex 

Ben Crittenden 1,2 , John Duncan 3 , Russell Thompson 3 

1 MRC CBU, 2 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 3 MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, 


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Source localization of cognitive inhibition in college 

students with schizotypal traits 

Kyoung-Mi Jang 1 , Sung Hwa Oh 2 , Myung-Sun Kim 2 

1 Department of Psychology, Sungshin Wommen’s 

University, seoul, Korea,Republic of, 2 Department of 

Psychology, Sungshin Women’s University, Seoul, 


Voluntary selection in adult patients with aDHD: 

a single trial study 

Susanne Karch 1 , Julia Völker 1 , Matthias Ertl 2 , 

Tobias Thalmeier 3 , Gregor Leicht 4 , Kristina Hennig-Fast 5 , 

Thomas Meindl 6 , Oliver Pogarell 7 , Christoph Mulert 8 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Munich, 

Germany, 2 University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, 

Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Hamburg, 


Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Munich, Germany, 

4 Department of Psychiatry, UKE Hamburg, Hamburg, 


Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, Germany, 

6 University Munich, Munich, Germany, 7 Department of 

Psychiatry, Munich, Germany, 8 Department of Psychiatry, 


Individual differences in behavioural and brain 

correlates of selective attention to pain-related 

information in healthy individuals 

Adina Mincic 1,2 

1 Toronto Western Research Institute, Toronto, Canada, 

2 University of Oradea, Oradea, Romania 

Functional neuroimaging of attentional set-shifting in 

children born preterm 

Ilyse Lax 1 , Kathleen Mak-Fan 2 , Wayne Lee 2 , Sarah Lin Yao 2 , 

Elizabeth Donner 2 , Margot Taylor 2 

1 University of Toronto, Toronto Ontario, 2 The Hospital for 

Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario 

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy increases prefrontal 

activity in patients with chronic pain 

Karin Jensen 1 , Rikard Wicksell 2 , Mike Kemani 2 , 

Julia Merle 3 , Diana Kadetoff 2 , Eva Kosek 2 , Martin Ingvar 2 

1 Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, United 

States, 2 Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska 

Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, 3 Charité, Berlin, Germany 


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Perspective Taking modulates Intersubject 

Synchronization of Brain activity during Natural 

Viewing 

Juha Lahnakoski 1,2 , Iiro Jääskeläinen 1 , Juha Salmi 1 , 

Riitta Hari 3 , Mikko Sams 1 , Lauri Nummenmaa 1,3,4 

1 Mind and Brain Laboratory, BECS, Aalto University School 

of Science, Espoo, Finland, 2 Advanced Magnetic Imaging 

Centre, Aalto University School of Science, Espoo, Finland, 

3 Brain Research Unit, Low Temperature Laboratory, Aalto 

University School of Science, Espoo, Finland, 4 Turku PET 

centre, Turku, Finland 


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High resolution Functional mapping of Primary 

motor and Somatosensory Cortex in Humans at 7 T 

Robert Trampel 1 , Andreas Schäfer 1 , Robin Heidemann 1 , 

Dimo Ivanov 1 , Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Stefan Geyer 1 , 

Robert Turner 1 

1 Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and 

Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany 

Individual differences in neuronal correlates of 

imagined and perceived tunes 

Sibylle Herholz 1,2,3 , Andrea Halpern 4 , Robert Zatorre 1,2,3 


Montreal, QC, Canada, 2 International Laboratory for 

Brain, Music and Sound Research (BRAMS), Montreal, 

QC, Canada, 3 Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in 

Music Media and Technology (CIRMMT), Montreal, QC, 

Canada, 4 Department of Psychology, Bucknell University, 

Lewisburg, PA 

remembering by imagining? auditory short-term 

memory and imagery use different neural mechanisms 

Annika Linke 1 , Rhodri Cusack 2 

1 MRC Cognition And Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 2 MRC CBU, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

Similarity of patterns of neural activity during 

perception and vivid remembering of short movie cl 

Bradley Buchsbaum 1 , Herve Abdi 2 , Candice Fang 1 , 

Sabrina Lemire-Rodger 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Canada, 

2 University of Texas, Dallas, Dallas, TX 

Does motor imagery share neural networks with 

executed movement: a multivariate fmrI analysis 

Nikhil Sharma 1 , Simon Jones 2 , Jean-Claude Baron 3 

1 NINDS, Bethesda, United States, 2 Department of Clinical 

Neurosciences. University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 3 University of Cambridge Department of 

Clinical Neurosciences/Neurology Unit, Cambridge, 


Calibrating consciousness: using graded sedation 

to test paradigms for the vegetative state 

Ram Adapa 1,2 , David Menon 2 , Adrian Owen 3 , 

Anthony Absalom 4 

1 Division of Anaesthesia, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 

2 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 

3 Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, United 

Kingdom, 4 Univeristy Medical Center, Groningen, 

Netherlands 

Inter-subject variability in brain activity during 

motor imagery 

Mathieu Grégoire 1,2 , Sébastien Hétu 1,2 , Fanny Eugène 2 , 

Pierre-Emmanuel Michon 2 , Philip Jackson 1,2 

1 Université Laval, Québec, Canada, 2 Centre 

Interdisciplinaire de Recherche en Réadaptation et 

Intégration Sociale, Québec, Canada


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The functional role of the primary auditory cortex 

during spontaneous auditory imagery 

Jihoon Oh 1 , Jae-Hyung Kwon 2 , In-Seong Kim 3 , 

Bo-Sung Yang 4 , JAESEUNG JEONG 5 

1 Catholic Medical College of Korea, Seoul, South Korea, 

2 Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 

(KAIST), Daejeon, Korea, Republic of, 3 SIEMENS Korea, 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 4 Dae Jeon St. Mary’s Hospital, 

Daejeon, Korea, Republic of, 5 KAIST, Daejeon 

Decoding Brain activity during Imagery mental Tasks: 

from Brain mapping to Brain Computer Interface 

Jlenia Toppi 1 , Laura Astolfi 2 , Serenella Salinari 3 , 

Fabio Babiloni 4 , Febo Cincotti 5 , Donatella Mattia 6 

1 University of Rome ‘Sapienza’, 2 Department of Computer 

Science and Systems, University “Sapienza”, Rome, Italy, 

3 University of Rome ‘Sapienza’, Rome, Italy, 4 Department 

of Physiology and Pharmacology, University “ Sapienza”, 

Rome, Italy, 5 IRCCS Fondazione Santa Lucia, Rome, Italy, 

6 IRCCS “Fondazione Santa Lucia”, Rome, Italy 

Sustained attention without Input Stimuli evokes 

activity in the Somatosensory Cortex: an fmrI Study 

Clemens Bauer 1 , José Díaz 2 , Erick Pasaye 1 , Pablo 

Vázquez 1 , Luis Concha 1 , Fernando Barrios 1 

1 Instituto de Neurobiología, Universidad Nacional 

Autónoma de México, Querétaro, México, 2 Facultad de 

Medicina. Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 

México City, México 

Dissociation of the neural basis for intensity and 

emotion in olfactory imagery: an fmrI study 

Atsushi Miyagawa 1 , Yoko Mano 2 , Toshimune Kambara 3 , 

Makoto Miyauchi 4 , Motoaki Sugiura 4 , Ryuta Kawashima 5 

1 Tohoku University School of Medicine, Sendai, Japan, 

2 Department of Psychology, Northwestern University, 

Evanston, IL, 3 IDAC, Tohoku University, JSPS, Tokyo, 

Japan, 4 IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 5 SAIRC, 

IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 

Inhibition of the motor command during motor 

imagery: a meg study with a tetraplegic patient 

Franck Di Rienzo 1 , Aymeric Guillot 2 , Claude Delpuech 3 , 

Murielle Grangeon 4 , Gilles Rode 5 , Christian Collet 6 

1 University Claude Bernard Lyon 1 EA 647 Mental 

Processes and Motor Performance, F69622 Villeurbanne 

Cedex, France, 2 University Claude Bernard Lyon 1 EA 

647 Mental Processes and Motor Performance, F-69622 

Villeurbanne Cedex, France, 3 INSERM U821 Brain 

Dynamics and Cognition, F-69675 Bron Cedex, France, 

4 University Claude Bernard EA 647 Mental Processes and 

Motor Performance, F-69622 Villeurbanne Cedex, France, 

5 Henri Gabrielle Hospital – Neurological rehabilitation, 

F69565 Saint Genis Laval, France, 6 EA 647 - Mental 

Processes and Motor Performance, F-69622 Villeurbanne 

Cedex, France 

effects of perspective and modality content of motor 

imagery on somatosensory excitability 

Julien Voisin1 , Catherine Mercier1 , Philip Jackson2 , 

Carol Richards1 , Francine Malouin1 1CIRRIS, Dt réadaptation, U Laval, Québec, Canada, 

2CIRRIS, CRULRG, École de Psychologie, U Laval, 

Quebec, Canada 

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motor area activity during mental rotation of Hand 

and object : a NIrS Study 

Natsumi Tanaka 1 , Sotaro Shimada 2 

1 Meiji University, Japan, 2 Meiji University, Japan 

overview of DTI and Tractography – established and 

emerging clinical utilization in pediatric CNS 

Muhammad Naeem Khan1 1IWK health centre, Dalhousie University, Halifax, 

Nova Scotia 


Music 

430** musical practice induces hippocampal plasticity: 

a VBm study 

Mathilde Groussard1 , Fausto Viader1 , Brigitte Landeau1 , 

Béatrice Desgranges1 , Francis Eustache1 , Hervé Platel1 1Inserm-EPHE- Université de Caen Basse Normandie - 

U923, Caen, France 

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artificial grammar Learning in music: The role of 

White matter in the right Hemisphere, (o-m2) 

Psyche Loui1 , Gottfried Schlaug2 1 2 Harvard Medical School, Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA 

music-specific responses within the temporal lobe 

Arafat Angulo-Perkins 1 , William Aubé 2,3 , Isabelle Peretz 2,3 , 

Fernando Barrios 1 , Jorge Armony 2,4 , Luis Concha 1 

1 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Queretaro, 

Mexico, 2 International Laboratory for Brain, Music 

and Sound Research (BRAMS), Montréal, Canada, 

3 Department of Psychology, Université de Montréal, 

Montréal, Canada, 4 Douglas Institute and Department of 

Psychiatry, McGill University, Montréal, Canada 

Instrument dependent plasticity and associated 

activations in trumpet players compared to pianists 

Benjamin Gebel 1 , Evangelia Kaza 1 , Christoph Braun 2 , 

Martin Lotze 1 

1 Functional Imaging Unit University of Greifswald, 

Greifswald, Germany, 2 Institute for Behavioral Psychology, 

University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany 

Perception and Processing of modern and classical 

Chamber music in a String Quartet 

Gregor Kasprian 1 , Veronika Schöpf 2 , Ronald Sladky 3 , 

Ewald Moser 4 , Daniela Prayer 1 , Christian Windischberger 4 

1 Department of Radiology, Medical University of Vienna, 

Vienna, Austria, 2 Department of Radiology and MR Centre 

of Excellence, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, 

Austria, 3 MR Centre Of Excellence, Medical University of 

Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 4 MR Centre of Excellence and 

Centre for Medical Physics, Medical University of Vienna, 

Vienna, Austria 

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a multimodal approach: grey matter differences in 

early and late-trained musicians 

Jennifer Bailey 1 

1 Concordia University, Montreal, Canada 





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gamma oscillatory network across auditory and 

sensorimotor systems during metronome listening 

Takako Fujioka 1 , Laurel Trainor 2,1 , Edward Large 3 , 

Bernhard Ross 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, Toronto, Ontario, 

Canada, 2 McMaster University, Hamlton, Ontario, Canada, 

3 Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL 

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electrophysiological marker of musical pitch 

violations in congenital amusia 

Nicolas Robitaille 1 , Sean Hutchins 1 , Patricia Moreau 1 , 

Isabelle Peretz 1 

1 International Laboratory for Brain, Music and Sound 

(BRAMS), Montreal, Canada 

Brain regions activated by familiar and unfamiliar 

music: a meg study 

Naznin Virji-Babul 1 , Alexander Moiseev 2 , Tongxin Feng 2 , 

Kimberley Watt 3 , Nadya Moiseeva 1 , Minna Huotilainen 4 

1 University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British 

Columbia, 2 Down Syndrome Research Foundation, 

Burnaby, British Columbia, 3 Simon Fraser University, 

Burnaby, British Columbia, 4 Finnish Center of Excellence 

in Interdisciplinary Music Research, Helsinki, Finland 

The effect of music on the resting State Network: 

The role of the reticular activating System (raS) 

Benjamin Kay 1 , Mark DiFrancesco 2 , Christi Banks 3 , 

Scott Holland 2 , Jerzy Szaflarski 4,2 

1 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, 2 Pediatric 

Neuroimaging Research Consortium, Cincinnati, OH, 

3 University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center, 

Cincinnati, OH, 4 Center for Imaging Research, 


absence of mismatch negativity in temporal 

envelope perception of cochlear-implant users 

Lydia Timm 1 , Deepashri Agrawal 1 , Reinhard Dengler 1 , 

Matthias Wittfoth 1,2 

1 Department of Neurology, Hannover Medical School, 

Hannover, Germany, 2 NICA (NeuroImaging and Clinical 

Applications), Hannover, Germany 

Hearing two objects at once: Infants show an objectrelated 

erP response to two simultaneous sounds 

Nicole Folland 1 , Blake Butler 1 , Nicholas Smith 2 , 

Laurel Trainor 3 

1 McMaster University, Hamilton, Canada, 2 Boys Town 

National Research Hospital, Omaha, United States, 

3 McMaster University, Hamlton, Ontario 


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Anatomical MRI 

Dependence of T2* relaxation of brain white matter 

on B0 orientation, (o-m1) 

Jongho Lee 1,2 , Peter van Gelderen 2 , Li-Wei Kuo 2 , 

Hellmut Merkle 2 , Afonso Silva 3 , Jeff Duyn 2 

1 Department of Radiology, University of Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia, PA, 2 Advanced MRI Section, LFMI, NINDS, 

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 3 CMU, LFMI, 

NINDS, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 

Sex differences in brain structure in opposite 

sex twin pairs 

Anouk den Braber 1 , Dennis van ‘t Ent 1 , Dorret Boomsma 1 , 

Danielle Cath 2 , de Geus Eco 1 

1 VU University, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

2 Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands 

Comparison of registration strategies in multi-center 

mrI studies of neurodegeneration 

Artur Marchewka 1,2 , ferath Kherif 1 , Melissa Saenz 1 , 

Krueger Gunnar 3 , Anna Grabowska 2 , Richard Frackowiak 1 , 

Bogdan Draganski 1 

1 Laboratoire des neurosciences cliniques - LREN, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 Nencki Institute of Experimental 

Biology, Warsaw, Poland, 3 Advanced Clinical Imaging 

Technology, Siemens Medical Solutions–Centre d’Imagerie 

BioMedicale (CIBM), Lausanne, Switzerland 

Iron, Ferritin, myelin, and mr-Contrast: Proton-Induced 

X-ray emission maps of Cortical Iron Content 

Carsten Stueber 1 , Markus Morawski 2 , Katja Reimann 1 , 

Nirav Barapatre 3 , Stefan Geyer 4 , Robert Turner 4 

1 Dept. of Neurophysics, Max Planck Institute for 


2 Paul-Flechsig-Institute of Brain Research, University of 

Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 3 Institute of Nuclear Solid State 

Physics, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Dept. of 

Neurophysics, Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive 

and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany 

Imaging electrical Properties of the Human Brain 

by B1-mapping at 7T 

Xiaotong Zhang 1 , Pierre-Francois van de Moortele 2 , 

Sebastian Schmitter 2 , Bin He 1 

1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, University 

of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 2 Center for Magnetic 

Resonance Research, University of Minnesota, 

Minneapolis, MN 

Differences and similarities between morphological 

and anatomical networks 

Lester Melie-García 1 , Gretel Sanabria-Diaz 1 , Yasser Iturria- 

Medina 1 , Marlis Ontivero-Ortega 1 , Pedro Valdes-Sosa 1 

1 Cuban Neuroscience Center, Havana, Cuba


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effects of a common variant in gSK3β on Hippocampal 

Volume in Healthy Human Volunteers 

Beth Verchinski 1 , Becky Inkster 2 , Catherine Gambale 1 , 

Thomas Nichols 3 , Paul Matthews 4 , Brad Zoltick 1 , Fengyu 

Zhang 1 , Aaron Goldman 1 , Venkata Mattay 1 , Daniel 

Weinberger 1 , Heike Tost 5 


Health, Bethesda, MD, 2 Centre for Neuroscience, Imperial 

College, London, United Kingdom, 3 University of Warwick, 

Dept. of Statistics, Coventry, United Kingdom, 4 Imperial 

College London, London, United Kingdom, 5 Central 

Institute of Mental Health (CIMH) Mannheim, Germany, 

Mannheim, Germany 

analysis of automated methods to spatial 

normalisation of lesioned brains 

Pablo Ripollés Vidal 1 , Josep Marco-Pallarés 2,3 , 

Júlia Miró Lladó 4,3,5 , Ruth de Diego-Balaguer 1,5,6 , 

Mercè Falip 4 , Montserrat Juncadella 4 , Fernando Rubio 4 , 

Antoni Rodríguez-Fornells 1,5,6 

1 Cognition and Brain Plasticity Group (IDIBELL), Barcelona, 

Spain, 2 Dept. of Basic Psychology, Campus Bellvitge, 

University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Cognition and 

Brain Plasticity Group [Bellvitge Biomedical Research 

Institute-] IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain, 4 Neurology Section, 

Hospital Universitari de Bellvitge (HUB), Barcelona, Spain, 

5 Dept. of Basic Psychology, Campus Bellvitge, University 

of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 6 Catalan Institution for 

Research and Advanced Studies, ICREA, Barcelona, Spain 

Structural cerebral correlates of impulsiveness in 

healthy subjects 

Christina Schilling 1 , Simone Kühn 2 , Alexander 

Romanowski 3 , Florian Schubert 4 , Andreas Heinz 5 , 

Norbert Kathmann 6 , Juergen Gallinat 7 

1 Charité University Medicine, Berlin; Germany, 

2 Department of Experimental Psychology and Ghent 

Institute for Functional and Metabolic Imaging, 

Gent, Belgium, 3 Charite Berlin, Berlin; Germany, 

4 Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Berlin, 



6 Department of Psychology, Humboldt-Universität zu 

Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 7 Charite Universitaetsmedizin 

Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Training-Induced Neural Plasticity in golf Novices 

Ladina Bezzola 1 , Susan Mérillat -(Koeneke) ,2 , Lutz Jancke 1 

1 University of Zurich, Department Neuropsychology, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 2 University of Zurich, The International 

Normal Aging and Plasticity Imaging Center INAPIC, 

Zurich, Switzerland 

Structural and Functional Treatment effects of 

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in Chronic Pain 

Magdalena Naylor 1 , Michael Krauthamer 1 , David 

Seminowicz 2 , Julie Dumas 1 , John Mantegna 1 , Hayley 

Perelman 1 , Elizabeth McCallion 1 , Christopher Filippi 1 , 


1 University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA, 

2 University of Maryland Baltimore, Baltimore, MD, USA 

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Brain Size estimates: methods matter 

Anderson Winkler 1,2 , Margaret Brumbaugh 2 , 

Peter Kochunov 3 , Lauren Lombardo 2 , John Blangero 4 , 

Ravindranath Duggirala 5 , Peter Fox 6 , David Glahn 7 

1 Yale University, New Haven, CT, 2 The Institute of Living, 

Hartford, CT, 3 2Research Imaging Institute, University of 

Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX, 4 Southwest 

Foundation for biomedical research, san antonio, TX, 

5 Department of Genetics, Southwest Foundation for 

Biomedical Research, San Antonio, TX, 6 Research Imaging 

Center, UT Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX, 

7 Yale University, Hartford, CT 

robust fusion of Jacobian maps for 

Deformation-Based morphometry 

Nicolas Guizard 1 , Pierrick Coupé 1 , Vladmir Fonov 1 , 

Douglas Arnold 1 , D. Louis Collins 1 


Institute, Montreal, Canada 

mrI T2* relaxation and Frequency Contrast 

Changes in Cuprizone-Fed mice 

Jongho Lee 1 , Bing Yao 2 , Sara Palumbo 3 , Karin Shmueli 2 , 

Peter van Gelderen 2 , Masaki Fukunaga 4 , 

Francesca Bosetti 3 , Afonso Silva 5 , Jeff Duyn 2 

1 Department of Radiology, University of Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia, PA, 2 Advanced MRI Section, LFMI, NINDS, 

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 3 Brain 

Physiology and Metabolism Section, NIA, National 

Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 4 Biofunctional Imaging, 

WPI Immunology Frontier Research Center, Osaka 

University, Osaka, Japan, 5 CMU, Laboratory of Functional 

and Molecular Imaging, National Institutes of Health, 

Bethesda, MD 

High resolution mrI of fixated human brain enhanced 

by magnetization transfer (mT) and T2* weighting 

Gunther Helms 1 , Walter Schulz-Schaeffer 2 , Arne Wrede 2 , 

Peter Dechent 3 

1 MR-Research in Neurology and Psychiatry, Goettingen 

University Medical Center, Goettingen, Germany, 

2 Dept. of Neuropathology, Goettingen University Medical 

Center, Goettingen, Germany, 3 MR-Research in Neurology 

and Psychiatry, University Medical Center Goettingen, 


Dexterity in pegboard test correlates with right 

lobule VI volume in right-handed 14-year-olds 

Alexander Romanowski 1 , Simone Kühn 2 , Christina 

Schilling 1 , Andreas Heinz 1 , Juergen Gallinat 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Charité – 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Department 

of Experimental Psychology and Ghent Institute for 

Functional and Metabolic Imaging, Gent, Belgium 





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Characteristics of Brain anatomy on Projection 

maps of Cortical Surface 

Xiaojian Kang 1,2 , Timothy Herron 3 , David Woods 3,4,5 

1 Department of Neurology and Center for Neuroscience, 

University of California at Davis, Martinez, CA, 2 Human 

Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab, VA Research Service, 

Martinez, CA, 3 Human Cognitive Neurophysiology Lab, VA 

Research Service, VA-NCHCS, Martinez, CA, 4 Department 

of Neurology and Center for Neuroscience, University of 

California at Davis, Sacromento, CA, 5 UC Davis Center for 

Mind and Brain, Davis, CA 

modeling Local Distortion in Shape for Brain 

mr Images 

Wei-Chen Cheng 1 , Philip E. Cheng 1 , Michelle Liou 1 

1 Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China 

Hippocampal gray matter Volume Increase during 

Luteal Phase of menstrual Cycle as measured with VBm 

Gabriela Alarcon 1 , Jonathan Kippenhan 1 , Erica Baller 1 , 

Shau-Ming Wei 1 , Peter Schmidt 1 , Karen Berman 1 

1 National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 

CaNDIShare: a resource for Pediatric 

Neuroimaging Data 

Christian Haselgrove 1 , Steven Hodge 1 , Jean Frazier 1 , 

David Kennedy 2 

1 University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, 

United States, 2 University of Massachusetts Medical 

Center, Worcester, United States 

Intrauterine tobacco exposure and brain morphology: 

an mrI study in young children 

Hanan El Marroun 1 , Henning Tiemeier 1 , Frank Verhulst 1 , 

Tonya White 1 

1 Erasmus Medical Centre, Rotterdam, Netherlands 

Comparative analysis of Volumetric Corpus Callosum 

measurement methods Conducted on Single Subject 

Benjamin Wade 1 , Mary Gilliam 2 , Francois Lalonde 2 , Michael 

Stockman 2 , Liv Clasen 3 , Rhoshel Lenroot 4 , Jay Giedd 5 

1 National Institutes of Mental Health, 2 National Institutes 

of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD, 3 NIMH Child Pyschiatry 

Branch, Bethesda, MD, 4 Randwick, NSW, Australia, 5 NIMH, 

Bethesda, DC 

Chronic changes in mrI brain volume in mS patients: 

a Voxel-guided morphometry Study 

Matthias Kraemer 1 , Jochen Hirsch 4 , Andreas Dabringhaus 2 , 

Thorsten Schormann 3 , Achim Gass 4 

1 Neurological Therapy Center, Cologne, Germany, 

2 St. Mauritius Therapy Clinic, Meerbusch, Germany, 

3 Institute for Anatomy, Duesseldorf, Germany, 4 Department 

of Neurology, University Hospital, Mannheim, Germany 

mrI study in violent offenders 

ANA CALZADA 1 , Alfredo Alvarez 2 , Lidice Galan 2 , 

Lester Melie 2 , Mitchell Valdes 2 

1 LEGAL MEDICINE INSTITUTE. CLINICAL 

NEUROPHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT, Havana, Cuba, 

2 Cuban Neuroscience Center, Havana, Cuba 


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effects of the Schizophrenia Susceptibility gene g72 

on frontal and temporal grey matter volumes 

Sarah Trost 1 , Birgit Platz 2 , Peter Falkai 1 , Thomas Wobrock 1 , 

Harald Scherk 2 , David Zilles 1 , Andrea Schmitt 2 , Wolfgang 

Reith 3 , Jobst Meyer 4 , Oliver Gruber 2 


Neuroscience and Psychiatry, Goettingen, Germany, 

2 Centre for Translational Research in Systems 

Neuroscience and Psychiatry, Goettingen, Germany, 

3 Department of Neuroradiology, Saarland University, 

Homburg, Germany, 4 Department of Neurobehavioral 

Genetics, University of Trier, Trier, Germany 

mrI signal intensity of the globus pallidus in children 

exposed to manganese from drinking water 

Laurie-anne Dion1 , Maryse Bouchard2 , Gilles Beaudoin3 , 

Philippe Major2 , Marie-Eve Brodeur4 , Alan Tucholka5 , 

Guillaume Gilbert6 , Donna Mergler7 , Dave Saint-Amour8 1University of Quebec in Montreal, CHU Ste-Justine, 

Montreal, Quebec, 2University of Montreal, CHU Ste- 

Justine, Montreal, Quebec, 3CHUM Notre-Dame, University 

of Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, 4University of Quebec 

in montreal, Motreal, Quebec, 5University of Montreal, 

Department of Psychology, CHU Ste-Justine, Montreal, 

Quebec, 6CHUM Notre-Dame, Montreal, Quebec, 

7University of Quebec in Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, 

8University of Quebec in Montreal, CHU ste-Justine, 

Montreal, Quebec 

ex-vivo mrI Investigation of the Human Locus 

Coeruleus 

Noam Keren 1 , Paul Morgan 2 , Nicholas Gregory 1 , 

Ann-Charlotte Granholm 1 , Vanessa Hinson 1 , 

Gary Aston-Jones 1 , Mark Eckert 1 

1 Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, 

USA, 2 University of Nottingham, Nottingham, 


Structural Brain Differences in alexithymia: 

a Voxel-Based morphometry Study 

Katharina Goerlich 1,2 , Lori Bruce 2 , Andre Aleman 1 , 

Christine Hooker 2 

1 Neuroimaging Center, University of Groningen, Groningen, 

Netherlands, 2 Department of Psychology, Harvard 

University, Cambridge, MA 


BOLD fMRI 

472* advances in High-resolution Functional Imaging of 

Hippocampal Subregions at 7 Tesla, (o-T2) 

Nanthia Suthana1 , Markus Donix2 , Dave Wozny3 , 

Robin Heidemann4 , Robert Trampel4 , Adam Bazih5 , 

Michael Jones5 , Robert Turner4 , Susan Bookheimer6 1University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, 

United States, 2Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Universitätsklinikum Carl Gustav Carus, 

Dresden, Germany, 3Department of Otolaryngology, 

Oregon Health Science University, Portland, OR, 4Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, 

Leipzig, Germany, 5University of CA, Los Angeles, Los 

Angeles, CA, 6UCLA Center for Cognitive Neurosciences, 

Los Angeles, United States


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Identifying direction selective computations in human 

area mT using ultra high field fmrI, (o-Th3) 

Jan Zimmermann 1 , Rainer Goebel 1 , Federico De Martino 1 , 

Pierre-Francois van de Moortele 2 , David Feinberg 3 , 

Gregor Adriany 2 , Kamil Ugurbil 2 , Essa Yacoub 4 

1 Maastricht University, Maastricht, Netherlands, 

2 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 3 Advanced 

Technologies, UC Berkley, Berkley, CA, 4 University of 

Minnesota, Minneapolis, United States 

Fine segregation of the visual system during 

resting-state 

Salma Mesmoudi 1 , Vincent Perlbarg 2 , Mélanie Pélégrini- 

Issac 2 , Roberto Toro 3 , Yves Burnod 4 , Habib Benali 1 

1 INSERM/UPMC, Paris, France, 2 INSERM / UPMC Univ. 

Paris 06, UMR_S678, LIF, Paris, France, 3 Pasteur, Paris, 

France, 4 Institut des Systèmes Complexe Paris-île-de- 

France, Paris, France 

ultra-fast functional imaging of human visuomotor 

cortex using echo-shifted mr inverse imaging, (o-m1) 

Wei-Tang Chang 1 , Thomas Witzel 2 , Kevin Wen-Kai Tsai 1 , 

Wen-Jui Kuo 3 , Fa-Hsuan Lin 1,2 

1 Institute of Biomedical Engineering, National Taiwan 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Martinos 

Center, Charlestown, MA, United States, 3 Institute of 

Neuroscience, National Yang Ming University, Taipei, 


multi-echo ePI with parallel transmission z-shimming 

for increased sensitivity in BoLD fmrI 

Benedikt Poser 1 , Cungeng Yang 1 , Weiran Deng 1 , 

Vijayanand Alagappan 2 , Lawrence Wald 2 , Andrew Stenger 3 

1 University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, 2 Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Boston, MA, 3 University of Hawaii, 

Honolul, HI 

microvascular Temporal Dynamics using the Spin echo 

Hemodynamic Impulse response at 7 T, (o-m1) 

Jeroen Siero 1,2,3 , Nick Ramsey 1,2 , Johannes Hoogduin 1,3 , 

Peter Luijten 2,3 , Natalia Petridou 1,2,3 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute, Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 University 

Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 3 Radiology, 

Utrecht, Netherlands 

Breathing gas calibration for mr Cmro2 mapping: 

comparative effects on functional brain networks 

Dimo Ivanov 1 , Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Stefan Kabisch 2,1 , 

Ilona Henseler 1 , Haiko Schloegl 2,1 , Wolfgang Heinke 3 , 

Chloe Hutton 4 , Robert Turner 1 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Department of Medicine, 

University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 3 Department of 

Anestesiology and Intensive Care Therapy, University 

Hospital Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Wellcome Trust 

Centre for Neuroimaging, Institute of Neurology, University 

College London, London, United Kingdom 

Improves BoLD fmrI sensitivity using dynamic 

magnetic resonance multi-echo inverse imaging 

Kevin Tsai 1 , Thomas Witzel 2 , Wen-Jui Kuo 3 , Fa-Hsuan Lin 1,2 

1 National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Martinos 

Center, Charlestown, MA, 3 National Yang-Ming University, 

Taipei, Taiwan 

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event-related real-Time fmrI at 3 Tesla using 

echo-Volumar-Imaging 

Stefan Posse 1 , Elena Ackley 1 , Radu Mutihac 2 , 

Matthew Shane 3 , Jochen Rick 4 , Maxim Zaitsev 5 , 

Oliver Speck 6 

1 University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Dept. of 

Neurology, Albuquerque, NM, United States, 2 1 University 

of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 3 The Mind Research 

Network, United States, 4 Dept. Of Radiology, Medical 

Physics University Hospital Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany, 

5 Dept. of Radiology - Medical Physics, University Medical 

Center Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany, 6 Biomedical Magnetic 

Resonance, OvG University, Magdeburg, Germany 

There’s more in time series than the canonical 

response: K-means clustering of fmrI with high TNSr 

Javier Gonzalez-Castillo 1 , Ziad S. Saad 2 , Peter Bandettini 1 

1 Section on Functional Imaging Methods, National Institute 

of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, United States, 

2 Scientific and Statistical Computing Core, National 

Institute of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD 

Sparse Dictionary Learning for fmrI activation 

Detection using SPm and mDL Criterion 

Kangjoo Lee1 , Sungho Tak1 , Jong Chul Ye1 1Dept. of Bio and Brain Engineering, KAIST, Daejeon, 


effect of SLC6a4 and CaCNa1C genes on age-related 

Changes in medial Temporal Lobe Function 

John Muse 1 , Michael White 1 , Saumitra Das 1 , Kristin Bigos 1 , 

Joseph Callicott 1 , Daniel Weinberger 1 , Venkata Mattay 1 

1 NIMH, NIH, Bethesda, United States 

Ignore ernst when choosing the flip angle for fmrI 

Javier Gonzalez-Castillo 1 , Jerzy Bodurka 2 , Vinai 

Roopchansingh 3 , Peter Bandettini 1,3 

1 National Institute Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, 

United States, 2 Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, 

OK, 3 Functional MRI Core, National Institute of Mental 

Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, United States 

matched Filter ePI acquisition for fmrI group Studies 

Lars Kasper 1,2 , Max Häberlin 2 , Christoph Barmet 2 , 

Bertram Wilm 2 , Christian Ruff 1 , Klaas Enno Stephan 1,3 , 

Klaas Pruessmann 2 

1 Laboratory for Social and Neural Systems Research, 

Department of Economics, University of Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 2 Institute for Biomedical Engineering, 

University and ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 3 Wellcome 

Trust Centre for NeuroImaging, London, United Kingdom 

Stimulus duration can change polarity of BoLD 

response in the amygdalae: a 7T fmrI study 

Wietske van der Zwaag1 , Sandra Da Costa2 , 

Nicole Zurcher2 , Reginald Adams3 , Nouchine Hadjikhani2 1University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

2Brain and Mind Institute, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

3Department of Psychology, Pennsylvania State University, 

University Park, PA 





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Validation of block design fmrI using continuous 

speech to map the speech motor network 

Casey Strickland 1 , Wei Zhang 1 , Crystal Franklin 1 , 

Peter Fox 1 , Shalini Narayana 1 


Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 

United States 

Hemodynamic response variability measured by 

high temporal resolution fmrI 

Pierre LeVan 1 , Benjamin Zahneisen 1 , Thimo Hugger 1 , 

Jürgen Hennig 1 

1 University Medical Center Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany 

Complexity of resting State BoLD fmrI Signal 

Characterized by approximate entropy 

Collin Liu 1,2 , Anitha Krishna 1 , Lirong Yan 1 , Jeffry Alger 1,2 , 

Danny Wang 1,2 

1 UCLA Brain Mapping Center, Los Angeles, CA, 

2 Department of Neurology, University of California 

Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 

Statistical Parametric mapping for T2* Dependence 

Does Not Show artifactual Correlation 

Prantik Kundu 1 , Souheil Inati 1 , Jennifer Evans 1 , 

Wen-Ming Luh 1 , Peter Bandettini 1 

1 NIMH, Bethesda, MD 

Change of Spontaneous Brain activity reflects 

episodic memory Consolidation in aPoe 

Healthy Carriers 

Deyi Wang 1 , Xiujie Han 1 , Sufang Li 1 , Dongqiang Liu 2 , 

Chaogan Yan 1 , Yong He 1 , Chaozhe Zhu 1 , Vesa Kiviniemi 3 , 

Yufeng Zang 1,2 



2 Center for Human Brain Research and Affiliated 

Hospital, Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, China, 

3 Department of Diagnsotic Radiology, Oulu University 

Hospital, Oulu, Finland 

midbrain Dopamine modulates mesocorticolimbic 

and Sensorimotor regulation of Decision-making 

Brett Cropp 1 , Mbemba Jabbi 1 , Philip Kohn 1 , Tiffany Nash 1 , 

Jonathan Kippenhan 1 , Hannah Raila 1 , Daniel Eisenberg 1 , 

Joseph Masdeu 1 , Karen Berman 1 


Illustration of Functional Connectivity alterations 

in Cocaine users using a Time-Frequency analysis 

Changwei Wu 1 , Hong Gu 1 , Elliot Stein 1 , Yihong Yang 1 

1 Neuroimaging Research Branch, National Institute on 

Drug Abuse, Baltimore, MD 

Direct neurofeedback to the visual system 

using real-time fmrI 

Nikolaus Weiskopf 1 , Ithabi Gantner 2,1 , Frank Scharnowski 1,3 , 

Amanda Kaas 2 , Chloe Hutton 4 

1 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, 

United Kingdom, 2 Maastricht University, Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 3 Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, London, 

United Kingdom, 4 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, 

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High resolution Functional Connectivity of 

Spontaneous activity Networks at 7T 

Christina Triantafyllou 1,2 , Boris Keil 2 , Lawrence Wald 2,3 

1 A.A. Martinos Imaging Center, McGovern Institute for 

Brain Research, MIT, Cambridge, MA, United States, 2 A.A. 

Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Department of 

Radiology, MGH, Harvard Medical School, Charlestown, 

MA, United States, 3 Harvard-MIT Division of Health 

Sciences and Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States 

Head-repositioning does not reduce the reproducibility 

of block-design motor fmrI activation 

David Soltysik 1 , David Thomasson 2 , Sunder Rajan 1 , 

Javier Gonzalez-Castillo 3 , Paul DiCamillo 2 , Nadia Biassou 2 

1 U.S. Food & Drug Administration, Silver Spring, MD, 

2 National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 3 SFIM/LBC/ 

NIMH/NIH, Bethesda, MD 

The influence of heart rate variation on task and 

group effects of the fmrI BoLD signal 

Dennis van ‘t Ent 1 , Edwin Rotgans 2 , Jan De Munck 3 , Anouk 

den Braber 4 , Dorret Boomsma 5 , de Geus Eco 5 

1 VU university, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 VU medical 

centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 4 VU University Amsterdam, 5 VU University, 

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 

a New method for robust Functional to Structural 

alignment using multi-echo gre B0 and r2* mapping 

Souheil Inati 1 , Pablo Velasco 2 , Edward Vessel 2 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD, 

2 New York University, New York, NY 

multiplexed-ePI with Hadamard encoding 

Liyong Chen 1 , Edward Auerbach 2 , Jungian Xu 2 , 

Steen Moeller 2 , Essa Yacoub 3 , Stephen Smith 4 , 

Kamil Ugurbil 3 , David Feinberg 5 

1 Advanced MRI Technologies, Sebastopol, CA, 2 CMRR, 

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 3 University of 

Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 4 FMRIB Centre, University 

of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 5 Advanced MRI 

Technolgies, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 

Language Probes for Clinical fmrI: Normative Data & 

Comparison of activation Profiles of Four Tasks 

Brenna McDonald 1 , John West 1 , Kimberly Campbell 1 , 

Yang Wang 1 , Andrew Kalnin 2 , Kristine Mosier 1 , Jacob 

Kean 1 , Darren O’Neill 1 , Andrew Saykin 1 

1 Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, 

United States, 2 The Ohio State University College of 

Medicine, Columbus, United States 

real-time motion Correction by optical Tracking 

for reducing Spin-History artifacts in fmrI 

David Rotenberg 1,2 , Mark Chiew 1,2 , Shawn Ranieri 1 , 

Fred Tam 1,3 , Simon Graham 2,3,4,1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, Toronto, Canada, 

2 Department of Medical Biophysics, University of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 3 Imaging Research, Sunnybrook Health 

Sciences Centre, Toronto, Canada, 4 Heart and Stroke 

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Spatial differences of BoLD post-stimulus undershoot 

in a Stroop task: implications for hrf 

Benedikt Poser 1,2,3 , David Norris 2,3 

1 University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, 2 Radboud University 

Nijmegen, Donders Institute For Brain, Cognition And 

Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 3 Erwin L Hahn Institute 

for Magnetic Resonance Imaging, University Duisburg- 

Essen, Essen, Germany 

Precise Control of Hyper-oxic and -capnic 

BoLD Calibration for Improved oxygen 

Consumption estimates 

Clarisse Mark 1 , Bruce Pike 1 

1 McConnell Brain Imaging Center, Montreal Neurological 

Institute, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 

Intracranial eeg-fmrI studies at 3.0T in humans 

with epilepsy 

Craig Beers 1,2,3 , Dan Pittman 1,2 , Cameron Cunningham 1,2,3 , 

Bradley Goodyear 1,2,4 , Paolo Federico 1,2,5 

1 Hotchkiss Brain Institute, Calgary, Canada, 

2 Seaman Family MR Research Centre, Calgary, Canada, 

3 University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 4 Radiology & 

Clinical Neuroscience, University of Calgary, Calgary, 

Canada, 5 Clinical Neurosciences, University of Calgary, 

Calgary, Canada 

using a Combination of a mixture model and 

Topological FDr in the Context of Presurgical Planning 

Krzysztof Gorgolewski 1 , Amos Storkey 1 , Mark Bastin 1 , 

Cyril Pernet 1 

1 University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom 

effect of single nucleotide polymorphism CaCNa1C 

rs1006737 on the neural correlates of working memory 

in healthy individuals 

Johannes Bedenbender 1 , Frieder Paulus 2 , Sören Krach 3 , 

Axel Krug 4 , N Shah 5 , Marcella Rietschel 6 , Kircher Tilo 7 , 

Andreas Jansen 8 

1 Philipps-University, Marburg, Germany, 2 Department 

of Psychiatry, Philipps University Marburg, Germany, 

Marburg, Germany, 3 Department of Psychiatry, Section 

of BrainImaging, University of Marburg, Marburg, 



5 Forschungszentrum Jülich, Jülich, Germany, 6 Central 

Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 7 Philipps- 

University Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 8 Department of 

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Section of BrainImaging, 

University of Marburg, Marburg, Germany 

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altered resting-state Networks in Developmental 

Stuttering Shown by Dual-regression ICa 

Lorena Jimenez-Castro 1,2,3 , Peter Kochunov 2,4 , 

Rene Olvera 5 , Laura Almasy 6 , Ravindranath Duggirala 6 , 

John Blangero 6 , David Glahn 7,8 , Peter Fox 2,4 

1 Department of Cellular and Structural Biology, University 

of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX, 


Science Center, San Antonio, TX, 3 South Texas Psychiatric 

Genetics Research Center, Paul L. Foster School of 

Medicine, Texas Tech University Health Science Center, 

San Antonio, TX, 4 Department of Radiology, University 

of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, TX, 

5 Department of Psychiatry, University of Texas Health 

Science Center, San Antonio, TX, 6 Department of Genetics, 

Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research, San 

Antonio, TX, 7 Department of Psychiatry, Yale University, 

Hartford, CT, 8 Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center, 

Institute of Living, Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT 

Hemodynamic changes can be detected in rat white 

matter: evidence from a hypercapnic challenge 

Erin Mazerolle 1,2 , Chris Bowen 2 , Drew DeBay 2 , 

Kirk Feindel 2 , James Rioux 3 , Douglas Rasmusson 4 , 

Kazue Semba 5 , Ryan D’Arcy 2 

1 Neuroscience Graduate Program, Dalhousie University, 

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2 Institute for Biodiagnostics 

(Atlantic), National Research Council, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 

Canada, 3 Physics Graduate Program, Dalhousie University, 

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, 4 Department of Physiology 

and Biophysics, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 

Canada, 5 Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, 

Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 

graSe functional mrI with high temporal resolution 

and reduced susceptibility artifacts 

Lirong Yan 1 , Robert Spunt 2 , Emily Kilroy 1 , 

Matthias Gunther 3 , Matthew Lieberman 2 , Danny Wang 1 

1 Department of Neurology, University of California Los 

Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Department of Psychology, 

University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 

3 Institute for Medical Image Computing, University of 

Bremen, Bremen, Germany 

Selectivity for detection of self and object motion 

during natural vision in the human dorsal stream 

Rosa Sepe 1 , Sabrina Pitzalis 2 , Giorgia Committeri 1 , 

Francesco de Pasquale 1 , Patrizia Fattori 3 , Claudio Galletti 3 , 

Gaspare Galati 4 

1 Department of Clinical Sciences and Bioimaging, 

and ITAB, University Gabriele d’Annunzio, Chieti, Italy, 

2 Department of Education in Sport and Human Movement, 

University of Rome ‘Foro Italico’, Rome, Italy, 3 Department 

of Human and General Physiology, University of Bologna, 

Bologna, Italy, 4 Department of Psychology, Sapienza 

University, and Laboratory of Neuropsychology, Santa 

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Tailored rF-Pulses for Improved fmrI in the 

Ventral Brain 

Christian Windischberger1 , Ewald Moser2 , 

Nikolaus Weiskopf3 1MR Center, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, 

Austria, 2Medical Universsity of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 

3Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, 


utility of T2-weighted anatomical Images for 

fmrI Physiological Noise Visualization 

Raquel Phillips 1 , Vadim Zotev 1 , Jonathon Savitz 1 , 

Ruben Alvarez 1 , W. Kyle Simmons 1 , Patrick Bellgowan 1 , 

Wayne Drevets 1 , Jerzy Bodurka 1 

1 Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, OK, USA 

Sequence optimization for Brainstem BoLD fmrI 

Marco Piccirelli 1,2 , Marco Moro 2,1 , Saskia Klein 1 , 

Lars Kasper 1,2 , Klaas Enno Stephan 1,3 

1 Laboratory for Social and Neuronal Systems Research, 

Department of Economics, University of Zurich, 

Switzerland, 2 Institute for Biomedical Engineering, 

University and ETH Zurich, Switzerland, 3 Wellcome Trust 

Centre for Neuroimaging, University College London, UK 

modulation of attention network activation under 

paroxetine and bupropion in healthy subjects 

Heiko Graf 1 , Birgit Abler 1 , Antonie Hartmann 1 , 

Angela Seeringer 2 , Coraline Metzger 3 , Julia Kirchheiner 2 , 

Martin Walter 3 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Ulm, Ulm, 

Germany, 2 Institute of Pharmacology of Natural Products & 

Clinical Pharmacology, University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany, 

3 Department of Psychiatry, Otto-von-Guericke University, 

Magdeburg, Germany 

removal of Synchronized Cardiorespiratory activity 

from BoLD fmrI Functional Connectivity Data 

Vadim Zotev1 , Raquel Phillips1 , Jerzy Bodurka1 1Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, OK, 

United States 

Why the motor accelerates the car: neural correlates of 

semantic associations in speech production 

Juliane Muehlhaus 1 , Stefan Heim 1,2 , Olga Sachs 3 , 

Ute Habel 1 , Katharina Sass 1 



Germany, 2 Institute for Neurosciences and Medicine 

(INM-1), Research Centre Jülich, Jülich, Germany, 

3 Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy Systems CSE, 

Cambridge, MA, United States 


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exploring the Dynamic effect of acupuncture at ST36 

by analysing reHo Values of resting State fmrI 

Xiaoling Peng 1 , Jun Chen 2,3 , Yuanyuan Fan 1 , Xian Liu 2,3 , 

Ping Huang 1 , Shumei Li 1 , Bin Wang 1 , Peng Wang 4 , 

Yong He 5 , Ruiwang Huang 1 , Bo Liu 2,3 

1 Center for Studies of Psychological Application, 

Guangdong Key Laboratory of Mental Health and 

Cognitive Science, South China Normal University, 

Guangzhou 510631, China, 2 Department of Radiology, 

Guangdong Province Hospital of Traditional Chinese 

Medicine, Guangzhou 510120, China, 3 Department of 

Radiology, Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese 

Medicine, Guangzhou 510120, China, 4 School of Computer 

Science, South China Normal University, Guangzhou 

510631, China, 5 State Key Laboratory of Cognitive 

Neuroscience and Learning, Beijing Normal University, 

Beijing 100875, China 

Influences of Different resting State Conditions 

and Sampling rates on Brain Functional Network 

Pengfei Xu 1 , Ruiwang Huang 1,2 , Jinhui Wang 1 , Teng Xie 1 , 

Zhangye Dong 1 , Yuejia Luo 1 , Yong He 1 


Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, 

P. R. China, 2 Center for Studies of Psychological 

Application, South China Normal University, Guangzhou 

510631, P. R. China 

White matter fmrI: linking advances in research 

with neuropsychological measures 

Jodie Gawryluk 1 , Erin Mazerolle 1 , Steven Beyea 1 , 

Ryan D’Arcy 1 

1 Institute for Biodiagnostics, National Research Council 

of Canada, Halifax, Canada 

Changes in Intrinsic Connectivity with age 

Fuyuze Tokoglu 1 , Michelle Hampson 1 , Todd R. Constable 1 

1 Yale University, MRRC, New Haven, CT 

event-related Complex-mental fmrI Studies using 

accelerated multi-Shot 3D ePI 

Onur Afacan 1 , Dana Brooks 1 , W.Scott Hoge 2 , 

Firdaus Janoos 3 , Istvan Morocz 4 

1 Northeastern University, Boston, United States, 2 Harvard 

Medical School Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, 

3 Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 4 Harvard Medical 

School, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA 

Developmental changes of neuronal networks 

associated with social cooperation 

Elisabeth Steinmann 1 , Alexander Prehn-Kristensen 2 , 

Antonia Schmalohr 1 , Michael Siniatchkin 3 , Ulrich Stephani 4 , 

Stephan Wolff 5 

1 Neuropediatric Department, Christian-Albrechts- 

University, Kiel, Germany, 2 Center for Integrative 

Psychiatry, Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Kiel, Germany, 3 University Hospital, 

Kiel, Germany, 4 Clinic for Neuropaediatrics, UK-SH Kiel, 

Kiel, Germany, 5 Department of Neuroradiology, Christian- 

Albrechts-University, Kiel, Germany



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Time-resolved analysis of a block-design task 

Martin Pyka 1 , Axel Krug 1 , Andreas Jansen 1 , Kircher Tilo 1 


Philipps-University Marburg, Marburg, Germany 

Whole brain BoLD fmrI within 54 ms using phaseconstraint 

Inverse Imaging (PC-InI) 

Rasim Boyacioglu 1 , Markus Barth 1 

1 Radboud University Nijmegen, Donders Institute for Brain, 

Cognition and Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

High resolution and low resolution language 

localization fmrI at 3 & 7 Tesla 

Alexander Geissler 1,2 , Simon Robinson 3,2 , Moritz Wurnig 1,2 , 

Markus Hilbert 1,2 , Katharina Merksa 1,2 , Jakob Rath 1,2 , 

Ilse Höllinger 1,2 , Nikolaus Klinger 1,2 , Siegfried Trattnig 3,2 , 

Roland Beisteiner 1,2 

1 Study Group Clinical fMRI, Department of Neurology, 

Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 2 MR Center 


Austria, 3 Department of Radiology, Medical University of 

Vienna, Vienna, Austria 

Neural Basis of Changing Face Preference Decision 

by gaze manipulation 

Takehito Ito 1 , Toshiyuki Marutani 2 , Manami Yamamoto 1 , 

Hidenori Suzuki 3 , Shinsuke Shimojo 4 , Tetsuya Matsuda 1 

1 Brain Science Institute, Tamagawa University, Tokyo, 

Japan, 2 Graduate School of Tokyo Medical &Dental 

University, Tokyo, Japan, 3 Department of Pharmacology, 

Nippon Medical School, Tokyo, Japan, 4 Division of Biology/ 

Computation and Neural Systems, California Institute of 

Technology, Pasadena, CA 

BoLD frequency shifts in human fmrI at 7T 

Marta Bianciardi 1 , Peter van Gelderen 1 , Jeff Duyn 1 

1 Advanced MRI Section, LFMI, NINDS, National Institutes 

of Health, Bethesda, MD, United States 

redefining extent thresholds for conjunction analysis 

Robert Ellis 1 , Gottfried Schlaug 1 

1 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard Medical 

School, Boston, MA, USA 

Different fmrI activations if a response box or a 

3D movement tracking system is used 

José Maria Fernandes 1 , João Paulo Silva Cunha 1 , 

Sérgio Tafula 2 

1 IEETA / DETI, University of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal, 

2 University of Aveiro / ANIFC, Aveiro, Portugal 

effects of Single Dose oral Citalopram on 

Neuronal responses: a Task-related phmrI Study 

Anne Klomp 1 , Michiel de Ruiter 2,1 , Aart Nederveen 1 , 

Damiaan Denys 1,3 , Liesbeth Reneman 1 

1 Academic Medical Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

2 Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

3 Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Royal Netherlands 

Academy of Arts and Sciences, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

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externally cued saccades generation mapped by fmrI 

with integrated eye Tracking 

Katerina Lukasova 1 , Mariana Nucci da Silva 1 , Joao Sato 2 , 

Edson Amaro 3 

1 NIF, University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

2 Universidade Federal do ABC, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 3 NIF, 

University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil 

Development of a Tactile Stimulator to enable 

Cortical mapping of Walking-related Foot Pressures 

Brad Manor 1,2 , Hao Ying 1 , Lewis Lipsitz 2 , Chung-Kang 

Peng 2 , Vera Novak 2 , Xiaoying Wang 3 , Jue Zhang 1 , 

Jing Fang 1 

1 Academy for Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies, Peking 

University, Beijing, China, 2 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical 

Center, Boston, MA, USA, 3 Peking University First Hospital, 


Finger Somatotopic map in the Human Cerebellum 

revealed with 7 Tesla fmrI 

Wietske van der Zwaag 1 , Roberto Martuzzi 2 , Olaf Blanke 3 , 

Rolf Gruetter 1 , José Marques 1 

1 University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 EPFL, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 3 Department Of Neurology, 

Geneva, Switzerland 

multisite variability of a standard fmrI procedure 

in a clinical setting 

Moritz Wurnig 1,2 , Jakob Rath 1,2 , Nikolaus Klinger 1,2 , 

Ilse Höllinger 1,2 , Alexander Geissler 1,2 , Markus Aichhorn 3 , 

Thomas Foki 1,2 , Martin Kronbichler 3 , Janpeter Nickel 4 , 

Christian Siedentopf 5 , Wolfgang Staffen 3 , Michael 

Verius 5 , Stephan Felber 6 , Stefan Golaszewski 3 , Florian 

Koppelstätter 5 , Rudiger Seitz 4 , Roland Beisteiner 1,2 




Austria, 3 Department of Neurology, Christian-Doppler- 

Clinic, Salzburg, Austria, 4 Department of Neurology, 

Heinrich-Heine-University Dusseldorf, Duesseldorf, 

Germany, 5 Department of Radiology, Subdivision 

Neuroradiology, Medical University of Innsbruck, 

Innsbruck, Austria, 6 Institute for Diagnostic Radiology, 

Stiftungsklinikum Mittelrhein, Koblenz, Germany 

Clinical fmrI: evidence for a 7T benefit 

Roland Beisteiner 1,2 , Simon Robinson 3,2 , Moritz Wurnig 1,2 , 

Markus Hilbert 1,2 , Katharina Merksa 1,2 , Jakob Rath 1,2 , 

Ilse Höllinger 1,2 , Nikolaus Klinger 1,2 , Siegfried Trattnig 3,2 , 

Alexander Geissler 1,2 











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Processing of ambiguous social stimuli correlates with 

serum oxytocin and prefrontal activation 

Simone Kühn 1 , Christina Schilling 2 , Rainer Landgraf 3 , 

Andreas Heinz 4 , Juergen Gallinat 5 

1 Department of Experimental Psychology and Ghent 

Institute for Functional and Metabolic Imaging, Gent, 

Belgium, 2 Charité University Medicine, Berlin, Germany, 

3 Max-Planck-Institute of Psychiatry, Berlin, Germany, 

4 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Charité 

– Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 5 Charite 

Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

FmrI to Investigate the effects of Pleasant 

Chill-Inducing music on acute Pain in 

Healthy Volunteers 

Gregory Lieberman 1 , Hayley Perelman 1 , John Mantegna 1 , 

Michael Krauthamer 1 , Nina LaRosa 1 , Magdalena Naylor 1 

1 University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA 

Predicting the extent of activation derived from 

100 scans from only 10 scans 

Javier Gonzalez-Castillo 1 , Peter Bandettini 1 

1 Section on Functional Imaging Methods, National Institute 

of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, United States 

resting-state functional mrI in the evaluation 

of patiens with systemic lupus erythematosus 

Fernanda Rueda Lopes 1 , Denis Pereira 2 , 

Ramon Quaresma 3 , Bruno Farnetano 4 , Romeu Domingues 5 , 

Emerson Gasparetto 6 

1 UFRJ, 2 UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 3 UFRJ, Rio de janeiro, 

Brazil, 4 UFRJ, RIo de janeiro, Brazil, 5 CDPI, Rio de janeiro, 

Brazil, 6 UFRJ / CDPI, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 

Frontoparietal functioning during working memory in 

schizophrenia and in non-affected siblings 

Max de Leeuw 1 , Matthijs Vink 2 , Bram Zandbelt 3 , 

René Kahn 4 

1 UMC Utrecht, 2 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 3 Utrecht, Netherlands, 4 Rudolf 

Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, University Medical 

Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands 

Comparison of fmrI Image Quality using a 32-Channel 

Head Coil versus an 8-Channel Head Coil 

Yu-Chien Wu 1 , Andrew Connolly 1 , Paul Whalen 1 , 

James Haxby 1 

1 Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH USA 

FmrI in Children with and without a History of 

early exposure to general anesthetics 

Nasser Kashou 1,2 , Abigail Masunga 1 , Mark Smith 1,2 , 

Thomas Taghon 1,2 

1 Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus, United States, 

2 The Ohio State University, Columbus, United States 

Intra operative use of functional mrI maps for 

surgical decision making 

Laura Rigolo 1 , Alexandra Golby 2 , Isaiah Norton 1 , 

Srinivasan Mukundan 3 

1 Golby Lab, BWH Dept. Neurosurgery, Harvard Medical 

School, Boston, MA, 2 Brigham & Women’s Hospital - 

Neurosurgery, Boston, MA, 3 Brigham & Women’s Hospital 

- Radiology, Boston, MA 


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emotion regulation Circuits in Parental Brain – 

Timing, Sex, early Life experience and Behavior 

James Swain 1 , Pilyoung Kim 2 , Ruth Feldman 3 , 

Linda Mayes 4 , Xin Wang 5 , James Leckman 4 

1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States, 

2 NIH, Bethesda, MD, 3 Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, 

Israel, 4 Yale University, New Haven, CT, 5 University of 

Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 

In the zone or zoned out? Performance variability and 

BoLD fluctuations in the default-mode network 

Sarah Noonan 1 , Monica Rosenberg 1 , Joseph DeGutis 1 , 

Michael Esterman 1 

1 VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston, MA 

absence of fmrI BoLD Signal With right median 

Nerve Stimulation at motor Threshold 

Leo Ai 1 , Hiroyuki Oya 1 , Jinhu Xiong 1 

1 University of Iowa, Iowa City 

Cortical reorganization of Hand motor Function to 

Face Somatotopy in a Patient with Brain Injury 

Ji Heon Hong 1 , Mi Young Lee 2 , Su Min Son 3 , 

Sung Ho Jang 3 

1 Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 

College of Medicine, Yeungnam University, Daegu, 

Republic of Korea, 2 Department of Physical Therapy, 

College of Health and Therapy, Daegu Haany University, 

Daegu, Korea, Republic of, 3 Department of Physical 

Medicine and Rehabilitation, College of Medicine, 

Yeungnam University, Daegu, Korea, Republic of 

are emotions associated with rest activity or 

interoception? an fmrI study in healthy subjects 

Christine Wiebking 1 , Moritz de Greck 2 , Niall Duncan 3 , 

Alexander Heinzel 4 , Claus Tempelmann 5 , Georg Northoff 6 

1 Institute of Mental Health Research / Clinic of Psychiatry, 

Otto-von-Guericke University, Ottawa, Canada / 

Magdeburg, Germany., 2 Department of Psychology, 

Peking University, 5 Yiheyuan Road, Beijing, China, 

3 Institute of Mental Health Research, University of Ottawa, 

Ottawa, Canada, 4 Department of Nuclear medicine, 

Heinrich-Heine University, Düsseldorf, Germany, 

5 Department of Neurology II, Otto-von-Guericke University, 

Magdeburg, Germany, 6 University of Ottawa Institute of 

Mental Health Research, Ottawa, Canada 

Language fmrI - Comparison between four language 

tasks 

Mohammed Saad 1,2 , Andrew DiMarco 3 , Scott Faro 3 , 

Deepika Nandiraju 3 , Gerry Stefanatos 3 , Feroze Mohamed 4 , 

Chris Conklin 3 

1 Temple University, Philadelphia, USA, 2 University of 

Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt, 3 Temple University, 

Philadelphia, PA, 4 Temple University, Philadelphia, 

United States 

Hand motor tasks for clinical fmrI: Comparison of two 

tasks and normative data in healthy adults 

John West 1 , Brenna McDonald 1 , Kimberly Campbell 1 , 

Yang wang 1 , Kristine Mosier 1 , Darren O’Neill 1 , Jacob Kean 1 , 

Andrew Kalnin 2 , Andrew Saykin 1 

1 Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN, 

2 Ohio State University Medical Center, Columbus, OH



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Dealing with motion and noise: effects of ICa 

denoising and whole volume exclusion on BoLD fmrI 

David Shirinyan 1 , Susan Bookheimer 1 

1 Departmen of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, 

UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 

2-Hz modulation Laser acupuncture Induced 

Limbic system and Brainstem activations 

Chang-Wei Hsieh 1 , Chao-Hsien Hsieh 2 , Qwa-Fun Wang 3 , 

Jyh-Horng Chen 2 

1 Asia University, Taichung, Taiwan, 2 National Taiwan 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 China 

Medical University, Taichung, Taiwan, Republic of China 

Withdrawn 

a method to evaluate spontaneous BoLD 

oscillations/frequencies of brain tumors 

Todd Richards1 , James Fink1 , Clark Johnson1 , 

Jeff Stevenson1 , Kenneth Maravilla1 , Leanna Standish2 , 

Kenneth Krohn1 1 2 University of Washington, Seattle, WA, Bastyr University, 

Kenmore, WA 


Diffusion MRI 

555* K-Space and q-Space: Combining ultra-High Spatial 

and angular resolution in Diffusion Imaging at 7T, 

(o-m1) 

Robin Heidemann1 , Alfred Anwander1 , David Porter2 , 

Thorsten Feiweier2 , Gabriele Lohmann1 , Thomas Knösche1 , 

Robert Turner1 1Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 

Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2Siemens Healthcare, 

Erlangen, Germany 

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Histological validation of DW-mrI tractography in 

human post-mortem tissue, (o-m1) 

Arne Seehaus 1 , Alard Roebroeck 2 , Oriana Chiry 1 , 

Dae-Shik Kim 3 , Itamar Ronen 4 , Hansjürgen Bratzke 5 , 

Rainer Goebel 2 , Ralf Galuske 1,6 

1 Department of Biology, Technical University Darmstadt, 

Darmstadt, Germany, 2 Department of Cognitive 

Neuroscience, Faculty of Psychology & Neuroscience, 

Maastricht University, Maastricht, Netherlands, 3 Korea 

Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), 

Daejeon, Korea, Republic of, 4 Leiden University Medical 

Center, Leiden, Netherlands, 5 Institute of Forensic 

Medicine, University of Frankfurt Medical School, Frankfurt, 

Germany, 6 Max-Planck-Institute for Brain Research, 

Frankfurt, Germany 

Isotropic Sub-millimeter Diffusion mrI in Humans 

at 7T, (o-T2) 

Robin Heidemann 1 , Alfred Anwander 1 , Cornelius Eichner 1 , 

Ralf Luetzkendorf 2 , Thorsten Feiweier 3 , Thomas Knösche 1 , 

Johannes Bernarding 2 , Robert Turner 1 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Department for Biometry 

and Medical Informatics, OvG University, Magdeburg, 

Germany, 3 Siemens Healthcare, Erlangen, Germany 

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Tract-based statistical analyzes in dmrI in autism 

spectrum disorder 

Demian Wassermann 1 , Pablo Barttfeld 2 , Anne-Charlotte 

PHILIPPE 3 , Jorge Calvar 4 , Ramon Leiguarda 5 , 

Bruno Wicker 6 , Mariano Sigman 7 , Rachid Deriche 8 

1 Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 2 Integrative 

neuroscience Laboratory, Physics Dept. University 

of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 3 INRIA, 

Sophia-Antipolis, France, 4 Fundación parala 

Luchacontralas Enfermedades Neurológicasdela Infancia, 

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 5 Fundación para la Lucha 

contra las Enfermedades Neurológicasdela Infancia, 

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 6 INCM CNRS, Marseille, France, 

7 Integrative Neuroscience Laboratory, Physics Dept. 

University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 

8 INRIA Sphia Antipolis, Nice, France 

White matter Integrity is Strongly associated with 

regional Cerebral Blood Flow Independently of age 

Jean Chen 1 , H. Diana Rosas 2 , David Salat 1 

1 Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, 

Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, United 

States, 2 Department of Neurology, Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Charlestown, United States 

High-resolution Diffusion-Weighted Imaging at 

7T--Issues of Slice Thickness and Fat Suppression 

Cornelius Eichner 1 , Dimo Ivanov 1 , Thorsten Feiweier 2 , 

Alfred Anwander 1 , Thomas Knösche 1 , Robert Turner 1 , 

Robin Heidemann 1 


Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Siemens Healthcare, 

Erlangen, Germany 

White matter Integrity of Frontal-striatal Circuitry in 

adults with aDHD: a DSI Tractography Study 

Chen-Hao Wu 1 , Susan Shur-Fen Gau 2 , Yi-Huan Wu 3 , 

Yu-Chun Lo 1 , Fang-Cheng Yeh 4 , Wen-Yang Chiang 5 , 

Chung-Ming Chen 1 , Wen-Yih Isaac Tseng 1,6,7 


University, Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Department of Psychiatry, 

National Taiwan University Hospital and College of 

Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, 3 School of Medicine, National 


4 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Carnegie Mellon 

University, Pittsburgh, PA, 5 Department of Biomedical 

Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, 

TX, 6 Center for Optoelectronic Biomedicine, National 


7 Department of Medical Imaging, National Taiwan 

University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan 





Diffusion MRI, continued 

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HPa-axis tonus linked to hippocampal microstructural 

asymmetry 

Kathrine Madsen 1,2,3 , Terry Jernigan 4,2,1,3 , Pernille Iversen 1 , 

Vibe Frokjaer 2,5 , Gitte Knudsen 2,5,3 , Hartwig Siebner 1,2,3 , 

William Baaré 1,2,2 

1 Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance, 

Copenhagen University Hospital, Hvidovre, Denmark, 

2 Center for Integrated Molecular Brain Imaging, 

Copenhagen, Denmark, 3 Faculty of Health Sciences, 

University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, 

4 Veterans Affairs Center of Excellence for Stress and 

Mental Health, La Jolla, CA, 5 Neurobiology Research 

Unit, Copenhagen University Hospital, Rigshospitalet, 

Copenhagen, Denmark 

Surface-based mean diffusivity analysis in 

alzheimer’s disease without CSF contamination effect 

Oh-Hun Kwon 1 , Jong-Min Lee 2 , Uicheul Yoon 2 , 

Sang Won Seo 3 , Duk L. Na 3 , Sun I. Kim 2 

1 Hanyang University, Republic Of Korea, 2 Hanyang 

University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 3 Sungkyunkwan 

University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

Comparison of Diffusion Tractography and 

manganese Tracing 

Thomas Knösche 1 , Alfred Anwander 1 , Matthew Liptrot 2 , 

Tim Dyrby 2 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Danish Research Centre for 

Magnetic Resonance, Copenhagen University Hospital, 

Hvidovre, Denmark 

Increased BmI is associated with globally decreased 

white matter integrity 

Timothy Verstynen 1 , Andrea Weinstein 1 , Walter Schneider 1 , 

John Jakicic 1 , Kirk Erickson 1 

1 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 

Differential Development of Human Brain White 

matter Tracts 

Davide Imperati 1 , Stan Colcombe 2 , Clare Kelly 1 , Adriana 

Di Martino 1 , F. Xavier Castellanos 1,2 , Michael Milham 1,2 

1 Institute for Pediatric Neuroscience at NYU Langone 

Medical Center, New York, NY, 2 Nathan S. Kline Institute for 

Psychiatric Research, Orangeburg, NY 

Connectivity of Broca’s area measured by 

electrophysiology and Diffusion Tensor Imaging 

Christopher Conner 1 , Michael DiSano 2 , Thomas Pieters 2 , 

Timothy Ellmore 3 , Nitin Tandon 4 

1 UT Houston, 2 UTHSCH, Houston, TX, 3 University of Texas 

Medical School at Houston, Houston, TX, 4 The University 

Of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, United States 


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atlas-Based Fiber Clustering for multi-Subject 

analysis of HarDI Images 

Gautam Prasad 1 , Neda Jahanshad 1 , Iman Aganj 2 , 

Christophe Lenglet 3 , Guillermo Sapiro 4 , Paul Thompson 5 


UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Deptartment 

of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University 

of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 3 Center for Magnetic 

Resonance Research, Department of Radiology, U of 

Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN, 4 Department 

of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of 

Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 5 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging 

- UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 

Quantitative evaluation of ePI Distortion Correction 

using DTI with 2 phase encode b=0 scans 

Wanyong Shin 1 , Erik Beall 1 , Ken Sakaie 1 , Mark Lowe 1 

1 Cleveland Clinic Foundatoin, Cleveland, United States 

Longitudinal Change of Fa during adolescence – 

a Preliminary DTI Study Based on TBSS method 

Akila Rajagopal 1 , Weihong Yuan 1 , Christopher Adamson 2 , 

Scott Holland 1 

1 Pediatric Neuroimaging Research Consortium, Cincinnati, 

United States, 2 Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, 

Parkville, Victoria 

Language lateralization determined by tract-based 

spatial statistics of the arcuate fasciculus 

Michael DiSano 1 , Timothy Ellmore 1 , Thomas Pieters 1 , 

Joshua Breier 1 , Nitin Tandon 2 

1 University of Texas Medical School at Houston, Houston, 

TX, 2 University of Texas Medical School at Houston, 


Probabilistic Tractography using the Tensor 

Distribution Function in multiple-Shell HarDI 

Liang Zhan 1 , Johnson GadElkarim 2 , Iman Aganj 3 , 

Christophe Lenglet 4 , Guillermo Sapiro 5 , Noam Harel 3 , 

Arthur Toga 6 , Alex Leow 2 , Paul Thompson 7 

1 University of California, Los Angeles, 2 University of 

Illinois-Chicago, Chicago, IL, 3 University of Minnesota, 

Minneapolis, United States, 4 Center for Magnetic 

Resonance Research, Department of Radiology, U of 

Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN, 5 Department 

of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University 

of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 6 Laboratory of Neuro 

Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 7 Laboratory of Neuro 


Los Angeles, United States



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mirror Neuron System related to Socio-Communication 

Function in Boys with High-Functioning autism 

Li-Ting Liu 1 , Susan Shur-Fen Gau 2,3 , Fang-Cheng Yeh 4 , 

Wen-Yang Chiang 5 , Ay-Woan Pan 6 , Wen-Yih Tseng 7,8,9 

1 National Taiwan University, 2 Department of Psychiatry, 

National Taiwan University Hospital and College of 

Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 Department 

of Psychiatry, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 4 Department of Biomedical 

Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, 

PA, 5 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M 

University, College Station, TX, 6 School of Occupational 

Therapy, National Taiwan University College of Medicine, 

Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 7 Institute of Biomedical 

Engineering, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 8 Center for Optoelectronic Biomedicine, 

National Taiwan University College of Medicine, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 9 Department of Medical 

Imaging, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, 


Disrupted Connectivity in the right Hemisphere 

Network in Schizophrenia revealed by DSI and fmrI 

Kayako Matsuo 1 , S.H. Annabel Chen 2 , Chieh-En Tseng 3 , 

Wei-An Wang 3 , Chih-Min Liu 4 , Chen-Chung Liu 5 , 

Hai-Go Hwu 5 , Wen-Yih Isaac Tseng 1 



of China, 2 Division of Psychology, School of Humanities 

and Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, 

Singapore, Singapore, 3 Biomedical Imaging and 

Radiological Sciences, National Yang-Ming University, 


Psychiatry, National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 5 Department of Psychiatry, 

National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic 

of China 

Cigarette smoking associated with microstructural 

white matter integrity: a DTI study 

Michael Deppe 1 , Heike Wersching 2 , Simon Keller 1 , 

Siawoosh Mohammadi 3 , Jan Gerdes 1 , Harald Kugel 4 , 

Stefan Knecht 1 

1 Department of Neurology, University of Münster, 

Münster, Germany, 2 Department of Epidemiology and 

Social Medicine, University of Münster, Münster, Germany, 

3 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, London, 

United Kingdom, 4 Dept. of Clinical Radiology, University 

of Muenster, Münster, Germany 

reproducibility of Fractional anisotropy in a 

3T mr scanner 

Maria López-Titla 1 , Christian Estrada-Hernández 2 , Maria de 

Lourdes Martinez 3 , Fernando Barrios 4 , Sarael Alcauter 3,4 

1 Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de 

Mexico, Mexico D.F., Mexico, 2 Servicios Oncológicos del 

Noreste, Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 3 Instituto Nacional 

de Psiquiatria, INPRF., Mexico D.F., Mexico, 4 Universidad 

Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, QUERETARO, QRO 

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Does White matter Change Following motor Training?: 

a Pilot Study 

Kenneth Weber 1 , Xue Wang 2 , Maura Casadio 3 , 

Ferdinando Mussa-Ivaldi 3 , Todd Parrish 2 

1 Interdepartmental Neuroscience Program, Northwestern 

University, Chicago, IL, USA, 2 Department of Radiology, 

Northwestern University, Chicago, IL, USA, 3 Sensory Motor 

Performance Program, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 

Chicago, IL, USA 

Verbal IQ correlates more strongly with white 

matter integrity in HarDI after fiber demixing 

Liang Zhan 1 , Neda Jahanshad 1 , Arthur Toga 2 , Katie 

McMahon 3 , Greig de Zubicaray 3 , Nicholas Martin 4 , 

Margaret Wright 4 , Alex Leow 5 , Paul Thompson 2 



2 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, Dept. of Neurology, UCLA 

School of Medicine, Los Angeles, United States, 3 University 

of Queensland, Centre for Advanced Imaging, Brisbane, 

Australia, 4 Queensland Institute of Medical Research, 

Brisbane, Australia, 5 University of Illinois-Chicago, 

Chicago, IL 

Isotropic and High resolution DTI of Human Brain 

using Turboprop 

Ashish Tamhane 1 , Xiaodong Guo 1 , Michael Vannier 1 , 

Jia-Hong Gao 1 

1 The University of Chicago, Chicago, United States 

Fractional anisotropy Profile: a thorough description 

of the white matter integrity of fiber tracts 

Aki Nikolaidis 1 , Eric Hsu 2 , Yao Chia Shih 3 , Fang-Cheng 

Yeh 4 , Wen-Yih Tseng 1 



of China, 2 Tsing Hua University, Hsing Chu City, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 3 National Taiwan University Institute of 

Biomedical Engineering, Taipei City, Taiwan, Republic of 

China, 4 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Carnegie 

Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 

Sex differences in fractional anisotropy: where males 

are left in a bundle 

Nicolas Cherbuin 1 , Walter Abhayaratna 2 , Kaarin Anstey 1 

1 Centre for Mental Health Research, Australian National 

University, Canberra, Australia, 2 Academic Unit of Internal 

Medicine, Canberra Hospital, Canberra, Australia 

White matter CBF is inversely correlated with structural 

and functional connectivity 

Hanzhang Lu1 , Sina Aslan1 1University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, 

United States 






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586 

Constrained spherical deconvolution based 

tractography and cognition in alzheimer’s disease 

Yael Reijmer 1 , Alexander Leemans 2 , Sophie Heringa 3 , 

Ilse Wielaard 4 , Ben Jeurissen 5 , H-Dineke Koek 3 , 

Geert Jan Biessels 3 

1 University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, the 

Netherlands, 2 Image Sciences Institute University Medical 

Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 3 University Medical 

Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 4 Utrecht University, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 5 Vision Lab University of Antwerp, 

Antwerp, Belgium 

a New method to Improve reproducibility of 

Tractography-based analysis of White matter Integrity 

Aki Nikolaidis 1 , Yao Chia Shih 2 , Eric Hsu 3 , Fang-Cheng 

Yeh 4 , Wen-Yih Isaac Tseng 1 



of China, 2 Institute of Biomedical Engineering, National 

Taiwan University, Taipei City, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

3 Department of Biomedical Engineering and Environmental 

Sciences, Hsinchu, Taiwan, Republic of China, 


University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 

White matter abnormality in a group of young 

Drug-Naïve aDHD Patients 

Manzar Ashtari 1 , Carolyn McIlree 2 , Melissa Naraine 3 , 

Laura Cyckowski 4 , Ruth Milanaik 3 , Li Kan 3 , Jeffrey 

Newcorn 5 , Josephine Elia 1 , Andrew Adesman 3 

1 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, 

2 University of Vermont School of Medicine, Burlington, VT, 

3 North Shore LIJ Health Systems, New Hyde Park, NY, 

4 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, 5 Mount Sinai School of 

Medicine, New York City, NY 

a Diffusion Spectrum Tractography Study on 

Fiber Integrity of the genu in Schizophrenia 

Jhih-Wei He 1 , C-M. Liu 2 , H-G. Hwu 2 , C-C. Liu 2 , 

Fang-Cheng Yeh 3 , Wen-Yang Chiang 4 , W-Y. Tseng 5,1,6 

1 Institute of Biomedical engineering, National Taiwan 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Department of Psychiatry, 

National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, 

3 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Carnegie 

Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, 4 Department of 

Biomedical Engineering, Texas A&M University, College 

Station, TX, 5 Department of Medical Imaging, National 

Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, 6 Center for 

Optoelectronic Biomedicine, National Taiwan University 

College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan 


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589 

590 

591 

The Fiber Pathways of the Forebrain as a Woven 

orthogonal grid 

Van Wedeen 1,2 , Guangping Dai 1,2 , Ruopeng Wang 3,2 , 

Douglas Rosene 4 , Jon Kaas 5 , Wen-Yih Tseng 6,7 

1 Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General 

Hospital and the Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 

2 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, 

MA, 3 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 

4 Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, Boston 

University Medical Campus, Boston, MA, 5 Department 

of Psychology, College of Arts and Sciences, Vanderbilt 

University, Nashville, TN, 6 Center for Optoelectronic 

Biomedicine, National Taiwan University College of 

Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, 7 Department of Medical Imaging, 

National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan 

In vivo DWI at 7T with a 70 mT/m gradient coil: 

24- vs 32-channel head coil 

Ralf Luetzkendorf 1 , Robin Heidemann 2 , Alfred Anwander 2 , 

Joerg Stadler 3 , Thorsten Feiweier 4 , Oliver Speck 5 , 

Johannes Bernarding 1 

1 Department for Biometry and Medical Informatics, 

OvG University, Magdeburg, Germany, 2 Max Planck 

Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, 

Germany, 3 Leibniz Institute for Neurobiology, Magdeburg, 

Germany, 4 Siemens Healthcare, Erlangen, Germany, 

5 Biomedical Magnetic Resonance, OvG University, 

Magdeburg, Germany 

alternate grids for diffusion weighted imaging and 

associated reconstruction algorithms 

Cory Ahrens 1 , Stefan van der Walt 2 , Fernando Perez 3 

1 Tech-X Corporation, Boulder, CO, 2 University of 

Stellenbosch, Stellenbosch, South Africa, 3 University of 

California, Berkeley, Oakland, United States 

The Voxel-Based Comparison of Fractional anisotropy 

between elderly and young using LDDmm 

Yao-Chia Shih 1,2 , Makoto Miyakoshi 3 , Y.C. Hsu 4 , 

Kayako Matsuo 2 , Annabel Chen 5 , Toshiharu Nakai 3 , 

Wen-Yih Isaac Tseng 2,1,6 


University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Center for 


College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

3 National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, Aichi, 

Japan, 4 epartment of Biomedical Engineering and 

Environmental Sciences, National Tsing Hua University, 

Hsinchu, Taiwan, Republic of China, 5 Division of 

Psychology, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, 

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Singapore, 

6 Department of Medical Imaging, National Taiwan 

University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China 

reproducibility of Diffusion Tensor measurements with 

geographically Separated mrI Scanners 

Jeffry Alger 1 , Teena Moody 2 , Jorge Almeida 3 , 

Mary Phillips 3 , Lori Altshuler 2 

1 Department of Neurology, David Geffen School 

of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, United States, 


David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, Los Angeles, 

CA, 3 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA



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597 

598 

Callosal contributions to bimanual coordination: 

influence of task complexity and sensory feedback 

Jolien Gooijers 1 , Karen Caeyenberghs 2 , 

Alexander Leemans 3 , Helene Sisti 2 , Marcus Heitger 2 , 

Stephan Swinnen 2 

1 KU Leuven, 2 KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, 3 University 


Clinical Quality Fiber Tracking and Connectome 

mapping in Neurosurgery & Traumatic Brain Injury 

Walter Schneider 1 , Kevin Jarbo 1 , Samuel Sin 2 , 

Timothy Verstynen 1 , Sudhir Pathak 1 , Juan Fernandez- 

Miranda 2 , David Okonkwo 2 , Fernando Boada 2 

1 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, 

2 University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA 

analysis of diffusion data in Parkinson’s Disease: 

multiple directions or multiple acquisitions? 

Charlotte Rae 1 , Marta Correia 1 , Ellemarije Altena 2 , 

Laura Hughes 1,2 , James Rowe 1,2 


United Kingdom, 2 Department of Clinical Neurosciences, 

University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

Histogrambased analysis of DTI-derived values 

using different parameters for data acquisition 

Alexandra Hellerbach1 , Davide Laneri2 , Miriam Bauer3 , 

Andreas Jansen1 , Jens Sommer1 1Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Section of 

BrainImaging, University of Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 

2Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Section of 


3Department of Neurosurgery, University of Marburg, 

Marburg, Germany 

roC analysis of DTI metrics in Brain Tissue: 

optimal measures for gray and White matter 

Mark Lowe1 , Ken Sakaie2 , Micheal Phillips3 1Cleveland Clinic Foundatoin, Cleveland, United States, 

2 3 Cleveland Clinic, CLEVELAND, OH, Cleveland Clinic, 

Cleveland, OH 

Probabilistic maps of connectivity with visual 

cortex in patients with Periventricular Leukomalacia 

Minhee Um 1 , MAENG-KEUN OH 2 , Jong Doo Lee 1,3 , 

Hae-Jeong Park 1,3 

1 BK21 Project for Medical Science, Yonsei University 

College of Medicine, Seoul, Republic Of Korea, 2 Yonsei 

University Health System, Seoul, Republic Of Korea, 

3 Department of Radiology and Division of Nuclear 

Medicine, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, 

Republic Of Korea 

a Comparison of Pre- Versus Post-Perfusion 

DTI Tractography in Cadaveric Brain Tissue 

Nathan Hageman 1 , Jonathan Wisco 2 , Arthur Toga 1 

1 Laboratory of Neuroimaging, UCLA School of Medicine, 

Los Angeles, CA, 2 Department of Anatomy, UCLA School 

of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 

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604 

605 

Can Psychotherapy Change White matter in the 

Chronic Pain Human Brain? a DTI Study 

Gregory Lieberman 1 , Trevor Andrews 1,2 , Michael 

Krauthamer 1 , Christopher Filippi 1 , John Mantegna 1 , 

Magdalena Naylor 1 

1 University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA, 

2 Philips Healthcare, Best, Netherlands 

Clinical usefulness of diffusion tensor imaging in 

preterm infants with bilateral PVL 

Hee Kyung Cho 1 , Su Min Son 1 , Sung Ho Jang 1 , 

Sang Ho Ahn 1 , Yoon Woo Cho 1 , Sang Seok Yeo 1 




White matter changes in patients with Friedreich 

ataxia after treatment with erythropoietin 

Karl Egger 1 , Tom Ballinger 2 , Christian Kremser 3 , 

Marek Kubicki 2 , Werner Nachbauer 3 , Michael Schocke 4 , 

Martha Shenton 2 

1 Brigham and Womens Hospital, 2 PNL, Boston, United 

States, 3 MUI, Innsbruck, Austria, 4 Medical University 

Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria 

High spatial resolution diffusion weighted imaging 

with removal of correlated noise and its application 

in the case of mild form of Canavan Disease 

Goran Vucurevic 1 , Georg Kutschke 2 , Wibke Müller-Forell 3 

1 Institute of Neuroradiology, Mainz, Germany, 2 Children 

Hospital, Mainz, Germany, 3 Institute of Neuroradiology, 

Mainz, Germany 

White matter Integrity and Five-Factor Personality 

measures in Healthy adults 

Jiansong Xu 1 , Marc Potenza 1 

1 Yale University, New Haven, CT 

general strategy for the distortion correction of the 

DWI using simulated DWI data 

Haewon Nam 1 , Hae-Jeong Park 2 

1 IMS, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Republic of 

Korea, 2 Yonsei University, Seoul, Republic Of Korea 

Diffusion tensor image finding in neurologically 

asymptomatic patients with end stage renal disease 

Han Sun Kim 1 , Dai Seg Bai 2 , Ji Heon Hong 1 , Jin Young 

Jeong 2 , Jong Won Park 3 , Sung-Ho Jang 1 



Korea, Republic of, 2 Department of psychiatry, College of 

Medicine, Yeungnam University, Daegu, Korea, Republic 

of, 3 Department of Internal Medicine, College of Medicine, 

Yeungnam University, Daegu, Korea, Republic of 






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mammillotegmental Tract in Human Brain : Diffusion 

Tensor Tractography Study 

Jeong Pyo Seo 1 , Mi Young Lee 2 , YONG HYUN KWON 3 , 

Sung Ho Jang 4 , HYEOK GYU KWON 1 , Su Min Son 4 

1 Department of Physical Therapy, Graduate School of 

Rehabilitation Science, Daegu University, Daegu, Korea, 

Republic of, 2 Department of Physical Therapy, College 

of Health and Therapy, Daegu Haany University, Daegu, 

Korea, Republic of, 3 Department of Physical Therapy, 

Yeungnam College of Science and Technology, Daegu, 

Korea, Republic of, 4 Department of Physical Medicine and 

Rehabilitation, College of Medicine, Yeungnam University, 

Daegu, Korea, Republic of 

Diffusion tensor tractography demonstrated the focal 

lesion of medial lemniscus in patients 

Su Min Son 1 , Sung Ho Jang 1 , Hee Kyung Cho 1 , 

Yong Jae Jung 1 , Dong Gyu Lee 1 , Sang Seok Yeo 1 





Non-BOLD fMRI 

608* Comparison of DfmrI, Se- and gre-BoLD fmrI 

responses using group analysis, (o-m1) 

Toshihiko Aso1 , Shin-ichi Urayama2 , Hidenao Fukuyama3 , 

Denis Le Bihan4 1Human Brain Research Center, Kyoto University Graduate 

School of Medicine, 2Kyoto University, 3HBRC Kyoto 

University School Of Medicine, Kyoto, Japan, 4Neurospin/ CEA, Gif Sur Yvette, France 

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Ir-TSe VaSo fmrI of the motor cortex 

Fabiola Cretti 1 , Paul E. Summers 1 , Carlo A. Porro 1 

1 Università Modena Reggio Emilia, Modena, Italy 

White matter fmrI using dual-spin echo ePI 

Guoxiang Liu 1 , Tsutom Murata 1 

1 National Institute of Information and Communications 

Technology, Kobe, Japan 

grey and white matter cerebrovascular reactivity 

mapping in cardiovascular disease patients 

Udunna Anazodo 1,2 , J K Shoemaker 3 , N Suskin 4 , 

J Wang 5 , K St Lawrence 1,2 

1 Lawson Health Research Institute, London, Ontario, 

2 Department of Medical Biophysics, UWO, London, 

Ontario, Canada, 3 Neurovascular Research Laboratory, 

School of Kinesiolog, London, Ontario, 4 London Health 

Science Cardiology Rehabilitation Program, London, 

Ontario, 5 Department of Neurology, UCLA, Almanson- 

Lovelace Brain Mapping Center, London, Ontario 

Functional mrI of the Thoracic Spinal Cord During 

Vibration Sensation 

Jennifer Kornelsen 1 , Stephen Smith 2 , Theresa McIver 2 , 

Uta Sboto-Frankenstein 1 , Donghui Yin 1 , Peter Latta 1 , 

Boguslaw Tomanek 1 

1 National Research Council Canada, Institute for 

Biodiagnostics, Winnipeg, Canada, 2 University of 

Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Canada 


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Theoretical solution for cross-term suppression in 

twice-refocusing DW sequence 

Shin-ichi Urayama 1 , Tetsuya Yamamoto 2 , Toshihiko Aso 1 , 

Hidenao Fukuyama 1 , Denis Le Bihan 3,1 

1 HBRC Kyoto University School Of Medicine, Kyoto, 

Japan, 2 Kokoro Research Center, Kyoto University, Kyoto, 

Japan, 3 Neurospin/CEA, Gif Sur Yvette, France 

Insights into Brain Processing of acute and 

Chronic Itch revealed by arterial Spin Labeled mrI 

ALEXANDRU PAPOIU 1 , Robert Coghill 1 , Liliana Banari 1 , 

Robert Kraft 2 , Gil Yosipovitch 1 

1 Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston- 

Salem, NC, 2 Wake Forest University & Virginia Tech, 

Winston-Salem, NC 

Modeling and Analysis Methods 

Image Registration and Computational Anatomy 

615** model-driven Conformal Parameterization of the 

Cortical Surface 

Guillaume Auzias1 , Julien Lefèvre1 , Arnaud Le Troter1 , 

Jean Régis2 , Olivier Coulon1 1 2 LSIS lab, CNRS, Marseille, France, Stereotactic and 

Functional Neurosurgery Department, Timone Hospital, 

A.P.M., Marseille, France 

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Whole Brain Diffeomorphic mapping via the integration 

of Sulcal Curves, Cortical Surfaces and Images 

Jia Du 1 , Anqi Qiu 1,2,3 

1 Division of Bioengineering, National University of 

Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, 2 Clinical Imaging 

Research Center, National University of Singapore, 

singapore, Singapore, 3 Singapore Institute for Clinical 

Sciences, the Agency for Science, Technology and 

Research, Singapore, Singapore 

automatic Surface-based Interhemispheric 

registration with FreeSurfer 

Douglas Greve 1 , Mert Sabuncu 2 , Randy Buckner 3 , 

Bruce Fischl 4 

1 Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, 2 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 

MA, 3 Harvard University, Department of Psychology, 

Cambridge, MA, 4 Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Harvard Medical School, MIT HST/CSAIL, Boston, 

United States 

a graph matching-based method for sulcal pattern 

analysis: abnormal sulcal pattern in polymicrogyria 

Kiho Im 1 , Michael Paldino 2 , Rudolph Pienaar 3 , 

Patricia Grant 4 

1 Children’s Hospital Boston, Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, USA, 2 Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, 

United States, 3 Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA, 

4 Fetal-Neonatal Neuroimaging & Developmental Science 

Center, Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA 

Searching scale space changes everything 

Lu Zhao 1 , Maxime Boucher 1 , Pedro Rosa-Neto 1 , 

Alan Evans 1 

1 McGill University, Montreal, Canada


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Do manual and voxel-based morphometry measure 

the same – a prove of concept study 

Holger Mohr 1 , Niels Focke 2 , Sarah Trost 1 , Walter Paulus 2 , 

Peter Falkai 1 , Oliver Gruber 1 



Göttingen, Germany, 2 Dept. of Clinical Neurophysiology, 

Georg August University, Göttingen, Germany 

Comparison of cortical surface reconstructions 

from mP2rage data at 3T and 7T 

Kyoko Fujimoto 1 , Jonathan Polimeni 1,2 , Andre van der 

Kouwe 1,2 , Tobias Kober 3,4 , Martin Reuter 1,5,6 , 

Thomas Benner 1,2 , Bruce Fischl 1,2,6 , Lawrence Wald 1,2,7 

1 A.A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, 

Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA, 

United States, 2 Department of Radiology, Harvard Medical 

School, Boston, MA, United States, 3 Laboratory for 

functional and metabolic imaging, Ecole Polytechnique 

Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

4 Advanced Clinical Imaging Technology, Siemens Suisse 

SA - CIBM, Lausanne, Switzerland, 5 Department of 

Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 

United States, 6 Computer Science and AI Lab (CSAIL), 

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, 

United States, 7 Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences 

and Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 


unbiased Longitudinal Processing of Structural 

mrI Data 

Martin Reuter 1,2 , H. Diana Rosas 1 , Bruce Fischl 1,2 

1 MGH/HMS/MIT Athinoula A. Martinos Center for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, MA, 2 Massachusetts 

Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 

Tetrahedral mesh-based morphometry of 

Brain Surfaces and Volumes 

Anand Joshi 1 , Carl Lederman 1 , Ivo Dinov 1 , 

Shantanu Joshi 1 , Arthur Toga 1 , John Van Horn 1 

1 UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Neurology, 


atlas-based Clustering of Sulcal patterns – 

application to the Left Inferior Frontal Sulcus 

Olivier Coulon 1,2 , Vladimir Fonov 2 , Louis Collins 2 

1 LSIS lab, CNRS, Marseille, France, 2 McConnell Brain 

Imaging Centre, Montreal, Canada 

a unified Variational approach to Structural 

Brain registration 

Carl Lederman1 , Anand Joshi1 , Ivo Dinov1 , Kevin Chan1 , 

Luminita Vese1 , Arthur Toga2 , John Van Horn1 1University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 

2UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Neurology, 


Is manual landmark labelling necessary for 

optimal macro-anatomical cortex alignment? 

Martin Frost 1 , Rainer Goebel 1 

1 Maastricht University, Maastricht, Netherlands 

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a modified SoBI method for Structural Data on the 

Cerebral Cortex 

David Wheland 1 , Dimitrios Pantazis 2 , Richard Leahy 1 

1 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, United 

States, 2 McGovern Institute for Brain Research, Boston, MA 

Diffeometric anatomical registration on the Surface 

Rachel Yotter 1 , Paul Thompson 2 , Christian Gaser 1 

1 Structural Brain Mapping Group, Department of 

Psychiatry, University of Jena, Jena, Germany, 


UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, United States 

using Curvature Weighted meshes in a Dijkstra-based 

Similarity measure for FreeSurfer Surfaces 

Rudolph Pienaar 1 , Daniel Ginsburg 2 , Patricia Grant 3 

1 Childrens Hospital Boston, Boston, United States, 

2 Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA, 3 Fetal-Neonatal 

Neuroimaging & Developmental Science Center, Children’s 

Hospital Boston, Boston, MA 

Strategies for robust Structural-to-Functional Image 

registration in fmrI 

Wen-Ming Luh 1 , Kristen Duthie 1 , Javier Gonzalez-Castillo 1 , 

Chia-Yueh Carlton Chu 1 , Ziad S. Saad 1 , Peter Bandettini 1 


Individualized Localization and Surface-based 

registration of Semi-chronic Intracranial electrodes 

Andrew Dykstra 1,2 , Alexander Chan 1,2 , Rodrigo Zepeda 2 , 

Corey Keller 2 , Brian Quinn 3 , Sydney Cash 2 

1 Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, 

Cambridge, MA, 2 Cortical Physiology Laboratory, 

Department of Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital 

and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 3 Comprehensive 

Epilepsy Center, New York University School of Medicine, 

New York, NY 

a comparative analysis of methods used to localize 

subdural electrodes onto the cortical surface 

Thomas Pieters1 , Michael DiSano1 , Christopher Conner1 , 

Timothy Ellmore1 , Nitin Tandon1 1University of Texas Medical School at Houston, 

Houston, TX 

Comparison of registration algorithms for capturing 

intraoperative brain shift 

Arne Hans 1 , Neil Weisenfeld 1 , Mark Alexiuk 2 , 

John Saunders 2 , Einat Liebenthal 3 , Adam Wittek 4 , 

Grand Joldes 4 , Karol Miller 4 , Simon Warfield 1 

1 Children’s Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, USA, 2 IMRIS, Winnipeg, Canada, 3 Medical 

College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, United States, 

4 University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia 

Computational model of Brain atrophy 

Veronika Brázdová 1 , Jorge Manuel Cardoso 1 , 

Marie Chupin 2 , Sebastien Ourselin 3 , Louis Lemieux 4 

1 UCL, London, United Kingdom, 2 UPMC, Paris, France, 

3 Centre for Medical Image Computing, London, 

4 UCL Institute of Neurology, London, United Kingdom 





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Voxel-based volumetric results without ⁄with image 

correction using the two segmentation algorithms 

Takashi Shizukuishi 1 , Osamu Abe 1 , Hidenori Yamasue 2 , 

Hidemasa Takao 3 , Takuya Aizawa 1 , Masakuni Sakaguchi 1 , 

Masami Goto 4 , Hiroki Sasaki 3 , Wataru Gonoi 3 , Hiroyuki 

Kabasawa 5 , Kiyoto Kasai 2 , Shigeki Aoki 6 

1 Nihon University School of Medicine Department of 

Radiology, Tokyo, Japan, 2 University of Tokyo Department 

of Neuropsychiatry, Tokyo, Japan, 3 University of Tokyo 

Department of Radiology, Tokyo, Japan, 4 University of 

Tokyo Hospital Department of Radiological Technology, 

Tokyo, Japan, 5 Japan Applied Science Laboratory, GE 

Yokogawa Medical Systems Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, 6 Juntendo 

University Department of Radiology, Tokyo, Japan 

Brain extraction via deformable registration 

Leonid Teverovsky 1 , Julie Price 2 , Howard Aizenstein 3 , 

Meryl Butters 3 , Robert Tamburo 4 , Oscar Lopez 3 , 

James Becker 3 

1 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, 2 University of 

Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA, 3 University of 

Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, 4 Intel, Pittsburgh, PA 


Motion Correction and Preprocessing 

637 Dynamic unwarping of multi echo ePI data 

Eelke Visser1,2 , Benedikt Poser3,4,1 , Markus Barth1,4 , 

Marcel Zwiers1,2 1Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, 

Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

2Department of Cognitive Neuroscience, Radboud 

University Nijmegen Medical Centre, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands, 3University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of 

Medicine, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States, 4Erwin L Hahn 

Institute for Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 

University Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany 

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The effects of preprocessing optimization on 

test-retest reliability in fmrI 

Nathan Churchill 1 , Anita Oder 2 , Robyn Spring 3 , 

Stephen Strother 4 

1 University of Toronto, 2 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, 

Ontario, 3 University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, 4 Rotman 

Reserch Institute, Baycrest, Toronto, Canada 

a gPu accelerated motion Correction algorithm for 

real-time fmrI 

Dustin Scheinost 1 , Michelle Hampson 2 , Jitendra Bhawnani 2 , 

Maolin Qiu 2 , R. Todd Constable 3 , Xenophon Papademetris 3 

1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Yale University, 

New Haven, CT, 2 Department of Diagnostic Radiology, 

Yale University, New Haven, CT, 3 Department of Diagnostic 

Radiology; Department of Biomedical Engineering, 

Yale University, New Haven, CT 

Increased Intra-Slice Functional Correlation: 

Problem and Solution 

Alexandre Franco 1 , Jaemin Shin 2 , Ki Sueng Choi 2 , 

Richard Craddock 3 , Helen Mayberg 4 , Xiaoping Hu 2 

1 Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 2 Emory University/Georgia 

Tech, Atlanta, GA, 3 Baylor College of Medicine, Atlanta, 

United States, 4 Emory University, Atlanta, United States 


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Influence of acquisition parameters and paradigm 

type on slice timing correction efficiency 

Ronald Sladky 1 , Ross Cunnington 2 , Ewald Moser 1 , 


1 MR Centre Of Excellence, Medical University Of Vienna, 

Vienna, Austria, 2 Queensland Brain Institute, University Of 

Queensland, St Lucia, Australia 

adaptation of Nonlocal means to fmrI. Initial results 

Juan J Lull 1 , Jose Manjon 1 , Luis Martí-Bonmatí 2 , Gracián 

Garcia-Marti 2 , Julio Sanjuan 3 , Nuria Lull 4 , María de la 

Iglesia-Vayá 5 , Montse Robles 1 

1 IBIME Research Group. Universidad Politécnica de 

Valencia, Valencia, Spain, 2 Hospital Quirón Valencia, 

Valencia, Spain, 3 Psychiatrich Unit. Faculty of Medicine. 

Clinical Hospital, University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain, 

4 CEU-UCH Universidad Cardenal Herrera, Valencia, Spain, 

5 Centro de Excelencia de Imagen Biomédica (CEIB) 

Consellería de Sanitat, Valencia, Spain 

The Influence of skull stripping on the localisation of 

speech – when normalising lesioned brains 

Florian Fischmeister 1,2 , Katharina Merksa 1,2 , Ilse Höllinger 1,2 , 

Nikolaus Klinger 1,2 , Alexander Geissler 1,2 , Moritz Wurnig 1,2 , 

Jakob Rath 1,2 , Simon Robinson 3,2 , Siegfried Trattnig 3,2 , 







mrI Denoising based on Sparseness and Self-Similarity 

Jose Manjon 1 , Antonio Buades 2 , Louis Collins 3 , Pierrick 

Coupe 3 , Montse Robles 4 

1 IBIME Research Group. Universidad Politecnica de 

Valencia, Valencia, Spain, 2 Université Paris Descartes, 

Paris, France, 3 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal, 

Canada, 4 IBIME Research Group. Universidad Politécnica 

de Valencia, Valencia, Spain 

rapid motions in Pediatric and Clinical Populations 

Paul Mazaika 1 , Gary Glover 2 , Allan Reiss 3 

1 Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States, 2 Stanford 

University, Stanford, United States, 3 Stanford Univ School 

Of Medicine Dept Of Psyc & Behavioral, Stanford, United 

States 


Multivariate Modeling 

646** gaussian processes for whole-brain feature selection 

and classification in fmrI 

Ekaterina Lomakina1,2 , Kay Brodersen1,2 , Timothy Behrens3 , 

Joachim Buhmann1 , Klaas Enno Stephan2,4 1 2 ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, University of Zurich, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 3Oxford Centre for Functional MRI of 

the Brain (FMRIB), Oxford, United Kingdom, 4University College, London, United Kingdom


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group information guided ICa for analysis of multisubject 

fmrI data 

Yuhui Du 1,2 , Yong Fan 3 

1 National Laboratory of Pattern Recognition, Institute of 

Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing,China, 

2 College of Information and Communication Engineering, 

North University of China, Taiyuan, China, 3 National 

Laboratory Of Pattern Recognition, Institute Of Automation, 

Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 

multivariate cortical shape modeling based on sparse 

representation 

Seongho Seo 1 , Moo K. Chung 1,2 , Kim M. Dalton 2 , 

Richard J. Davidson 2 

1 Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, 2 University of 

Wisconsin, Madison, WI 

The 3dsvm plugin for aFNI now enables support vector 

machine-based real-time fmrI 

Jonathan Lisinski 1 , Ziad S. Saad 2 , Richard Reynolds 2 , 

Jason White 3 , Stephen LaConte 1 

1 Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute, Roanoke, VA, 


Institute of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, 3 Baylor 

College of Medicine, Houston, TX 

multivariate neuroimaging substrates for five cognitive 

domains in aging and focal neurodegeneration 

Brian Avants 1 , Philip Cook 2 , David Libon 3 , Corey McMillan 2 , 

James Gee 2 , Murray Grossman 2 

1 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, United States, 

2 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 3 Drexel 

University, Philadelphia, PA 

Structural adaptive Smoothing methods for fmrI and 

its Implementation in r 

Karsten Tabelow 1 , Henning Voss 2 , Joerg Polzehl 1 

1 WIAS, Berlin, Germany, 2 Citigroup Biomedical Imaging 

Center, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York City, NY 

Validating Divergence as a Tool for assessment of 

group Differences in a JICa Fusion Framework 

Rogers Silva 1,2 , Vince Calhoun 1,2 

1 Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, United States, 

2 Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at UNM, 

Albuquerque, United States 

a multi-subject Parallel ICa method for Simultaneous 

eeg-fmrI resting Data analysis 

Lei Wu 1,2 , Tom Eichele 3 , Vince Calhoun 1,2 

1 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, NM, USA, 

2 Dept. of ECE, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 

NM, USA, 3 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway 

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a Comparison of PLS and NPaIrS analysis 

approaches in a fmrI Virtual reality experiment 

Ryan Cassidy 1,2 , Richard Mraz 3 , Stephen Strother 1,4,5 , 

Simon Graham 1,3,4,6 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Canada, 2 Institute for 

Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering, University of 

Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 3 Sunnybrook Research Institute, 

Toronto, Canada, 4 Department of Medical Biophysics, 

University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 5 Institute of Medical 

Science, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 6 Heart and 

Stroke Foundation of Ontario Centre for Stroke Recovery, 


Progression of Brain atrophy in Preclinical 

Huntington’s Disease: ordinal Trend analysis of 

mrI Data 

Yilong Ma 1 , Shichun Peng 1 , Christian Habeck 2 , 

Peter Kingsley 1 , Andrew Feigin 1 , David Eidelberg 1 

1 Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, Manhasset, NY, 

2 Columbia University, New York, NY 

Neuroparser: open-source software for fitting sparse 

structured models to large neuroimaging data 

Logan Grosenick 1 , Bradley Klingenberg 2 , Genevera Allen 3 , 

Jonathan Taylor 4 

1 Stanford University, Stanford, United States, 2 Stanford, 

3 Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, 4 Stanford 

University, Stanford, CA 

a simulation toolbox for fmrI data: simtb 

Erik Erhardt 1 , Yonghua Wei 2 , Elena Allen 3 , Tom Eichele 4 , 

Vince Calhoun 5 

1 The MIND Research Network, Albuquerque, United States, 

2 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 3 Mind 

Research Network, Albuquerque, United States, 4 University 

of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 5 The Mind Research Network, 


The classification of motor imagery and motor intention 

using multivariate pattern analysis 

Dongha Lee 1 , Joong Il Kim 1 , Hae-Jeong Park 1,2 

1 Brain Korea 21 Project for Medical Science, Yonsei 

University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of, 2 Department of Radiology and Division of Nuclear 



estimating Brainmap-based ICa dimensionality using 

cluster-based models 

Kimberly Ray 1 , P Mickle Fox 2 , Reese McKay 3 , Peter Fox 4 , 

Angela R. Laird 5 , Stephen Smith 6 , Christian Beckmann 7 


Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, Tx, 2 Research 

Imaging Center, University of Texas Health Science Center 

at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 3 Research Imaging 

Institute, United States, 4 University Of Texas Health 

Science Center At San Antonio, San Antonio, United 

States, 5 Research Imaging Institute, University of Texas 

Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, 

TX, 6 FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 7 University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom 





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Perception and Covert Production of Song and Speech: 

New Findings using multi-Voxel Pattern analysis 

Dirk Goldhahn 1 , Daniel Callan 2 , Johannes Stelzer 1 , 

Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Robert Turner 1 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 ATR Computational 

Neuroscience Laboratories, Kyoto, Japan 

Kernel methods in fmrI 

Mariléa Gomes-Vilela 1 , Vanessa Gómez Verdejo 1 , 

Antonio Oliviero 2 , Stefan Posse 3 , Manel Martinez-Ramon 1 

1 Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Leganés, Madrid, Spain, 

2 FENNSI Group, Hospital Nacional de Parapléjicos de 

Toledo, Toledo, Spain, 3 University of New Mexico School of 

Medicine, Dept. of Neurology, Albuquerque, United States 

Whole-Brain Spatio-Temporal Dimension reduction 

via Sparse generalized PCa 

Genevera Allen 1,2 , Logan Grosenick 3 , Jonathan Taylor 3 

1 Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, 2 Rice University, 

Houston, TX, 3 Stanford University, Stanford, CA 

a Toolbox for representational Similarity analysis 

Hamed Nili 1 , Cai Wingfield 2 , Li Su 3 , Nikolaus Kriegeskorte 4 

1 MRC CBSU, 2 University of Bath, Bath, United Kingdom, 

3 MRC’s Cognition And Brain Sciences Unit, United 

Kingdom, 4 MRC CBSU, Cambrige, United Kingdom 

artifacts and Spatial Dominance Constraints using 

Canonical Correlation analysis in Functional mrI 

Dietmar Cordes 1 , Mingwu Jin 2 , Tim Curran 3 , Rajesh Nandy 4 

1 University Of Colorado-Denver, Aurora, United States, 


3 University of Colorado-Boulder, Boulder, United States, 


Development of the Complex general Linear model 

to fmrI - from Single Subject to group analysis 

Daniel Rio 1 , Jodi Gilman 2 , Robert Rawlings 3 , Lawrence 

Woltz 4 , Daniel Hommer 5 

1 NIH, Betheda, United States, 2 NIH, Bethesda, MD, 3 NIH 

retired, Bethesda, MD, 4 NIH consultant, Bethesda, MD, 


Prediction of fmrI data using fmrI data: 

Full-brain auto-regressive modeling 

Rahul Garg 1 , Guillermo Cecchi 1 , Ravishankar Rao 1 

1 IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, NY 

machine learning for fmrI in Python: 

inverse inference with scikit-learn 

Gael Varoquaux 1 , Vincent Michel 2 , Fabian Pedregosa 2 , 

Alexandre Gramfort 3 , Bertrand Thirion 4 

1 INSERM/Neurospin, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 2 INRIA/ 

Neurospin, Gif sur Yvette, France, 3 INRIA - CEA Neurospin, 

France, 4 INRIA Futurs, Orsay, France 

Smoothed sandwich to replace mFX in 

longitudinal fmrI 

Thomas Nichols 1 , Lourens Waldorp 2 

1 University of Warwick, Dept. of Statistics, Coventry, 

United Kingdom, 2 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands 



PET Modeling and Analysis 

669* Persistent Network Homology from the Perspective 

of Dendrograms, (o-Th2) 

Hyekyoung Lee1 , Moo K. Chung2,1 , Hyejin Kang1 , 

Boong-Nyun Kim1 , Dong Soo Lee1 1Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

2University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 

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Brain network from sparse and topological point 

of view 

Hyekyoung Lee 1 , Moo K. Chung 2,1 , Hyejin Kang 1 , 

Boong-Nyun Kim 1 , Dong Soo Lee 1 

1 Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

2 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 


Segmentation and Parcellation 

671 Whole brain tractography-based parcellation reveals 

functionally segregated regions 

Saad Jbabdi1 , Stephen Smith1 , Timothy Behrens1 1FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, 


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a method to Identify Brain Clusters with Different 

Structure-Function Correlation between Two groups 

Andrew Michael 1 , Margaret King 1 , Vince Calhoun 1,2,3 

1 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, USA, 2 Dept. 

of ECE, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, USA, 

3 School of Medicine, Yale University, New Haven, USA 

effect of non-local means denoising on cortical 

segmentation accuracy with FaCe 

Simon Eskildsen 1,2 , Pierrick Coupe 1 , Vladimir Fonov 1 , 

Lasse Østergaard 2 , D. Louis Collins 1 


Institute, Montreal, Canada, 2 Department of Health Science 

and Technology, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark 

Toward an automatic Cerebellar Parcellation method 

robust to anatomical Variation 

John Bogovic 1 , Pierre-Louis Bazin 1 , Jerry Prince 1 , 

Sarah Ying 1 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD 

Partitioning of the brain using graph-cut 

Robert Dahnke 1 , Rachel Yotter 1 , Christian Gaser 1 


Psychiatry, University of Jena, Jena, Germany 

Improved multi-atlas based segmentation of 

subcortical structures using exhaustive registration 

M. Mallar Chakravarty 1 , Rebecca Calcott 1 , 

D. Louis Collins 2 , Jason Lerch 1 

1 Mouse Imaging Centre, The Hospital for Sick Children, 

Toronto, Ontario, 2 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, 

Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada


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Cortex Parcellation And Connectivity Data 

Simulation for a group of subjects 

Pauline Roca 1 , Denis Rivière 2 , Alan Tucholka 3 , 

jean-francois mangin 4 

1 Neurospin, CEA, Paris, France, 2 NeuroSpin, CEA, 

Orsay, France, 3 INRIA Saclay, PARIETAL, Paris, France, 

4 Neurospin, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France 

Improved segmentation with high-resolution 

3D MR images in MS 

Sushmita Datta 1 , Xiaojun Sun 1 , Karan Shukla 1 , 

Ponnada Narayana 1 

1 The University of Texas Health Science Center at 

Houston, Houston, United States 

Accounting for changes in data and labeling protocol: 

improving atlas-based hippocampal segmentation 

Courtney Bishop 1 , Dorit Merhof 2 , Jerome Declerck 3 , 

Mark Jenkinson 4 , the Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging 


1 FMRIB Centre, University Of Oxford, Oxford, 

United Kingdom, 2 University of Konstanz, Konstanz, 

Germany, 3 Siemens Molecular Imaging, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 4 FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, 

United Kingdom, 5 NIA ADEAR Center, Bathesda, MD 

Fully Automated Pipeline for Quantification and 

Localization of White Matter Hyperintensity 

Seun Jeon 1 , Uicheul Yoon 2 , Jun Sung Park 1 , 

Sang Won Seo 3 , Jung-Hyun Kim 4 , Sun I. Kim 1 , 

Duk L. Na 3 , Jong-Min Lee 1 

1 Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

2 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Hanyang 

University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 3 Sungkyunkwan 

University School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

4 Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, 

Seoul, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

Automatical segmentation of hippocampus based on 

tissue segmented image and elder group template 

Dong-Kyun Lee 1 , Uicheul Yoon 2 , Hak Young Rhee 3 , 

Sun I. Kim 2 , Geon-Ho Jahng 4 , Jong Min Lee 2 


University, Seoul, Republic Of Korea, 2 Department of 

Biomedical Engineering, Hanyang University, Seoul, 

Korea, Republic of, 3 Department of Neurology, Kyung Hee 

University Hospital at Gangdong, Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of, 4 Department of Radiology, Kyung Hee University, 


Gender Differences in the Cytoarchitectural 

Parcellation of Human Corpus Callosum 

Yi-Ping Chao 1,2 , En-Chi Tsui 1 , Wei-Hsun Yeh 1 , 

Yu-Ting Chen 1 , Ching-Po Lin 3 

1 School of Applied Information Sciences, Chung Shan 

Medical University, Taichung, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

2 Department of Medical Imaging, Chung Shan Medical 

University Hospital, Taichung, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

3 Institute of Neuroscience, National Yang Ming University, 

Taipei, Taiwan, Republic Of China 

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Automatic segmentation of ex-vivo MRI images using 

CVS in FreeSurfer 

Lilla Zollei 1 , Bruce Fischl 2 

1 MGH, Boston, United States, 2 Harvard Medical School 

and Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 

United States 

Segmenting area V5/MT using resting-state correlations 

Bruce Fischl 1,2,3 , Jonathan Polimeni 1,2 

1 A. A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Harvard 

Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Charlestown, MA, United States, 2 Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, United States, 3 CSAIL, Massachusetts Institute 

of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States 

An Interactive Sulcal Fundi Editor in Brainvisa 

Arnaud Le Troter 1 , Denis Rivière 2 , Olivier Coulon 1 

1 LSIS Laboratory, CNRS, Marseille, France, 2 NeuroSpin, 

CEA, Gif/Yvette, France 

Fully automatic hippocampus segmentation using 

graph cuts 

Ki-Chang Kwak 1 , Uicheul Yoon 1 , Dong-Kyun Lee 1 , 

Hackjoon Shim 2 , Sang Won Seo 3 , Sun I. Kim 1 , 



University, Seoul, South Korea, 2 School of Electrical 

Engineering, BK21 Research Division for IT, ASRI, Seoul 

National University, Seoul, South Korea, 3 Department 

of Nerology, Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan 

University School of Medicine, Seoul, South Korea 

Automated Measurement of the Ventricular Dilation 

Metric Evans’ Index 

Nazahah Mustafa 1 , Trevor Ahearn 1 , Asha Neelakantan 2 , 

Gordon Waiter 3 , Sima Salarirad 3 , Alison Murray 1 

1 Aberdeen Biomedical Imaging Centre, Aberdeen, 

United Kingdom, 2 Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, Aberdeen, 

United Kingdom, 3 University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, 






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Fully automated segmentation of corpus callosum from 

diffusion tensor and mrI 3D-T1 weighted images 

Eloy Martinez-de-las-Heras 1 , Sara Llufriu 2 , Robinson 

Sandoval 3 , Alberto Prats-Galino 4 , Iñigo Gabilondo 2 , 

Yolanda Blanco 5 , Nuria Bargallo 6 , Francesc Graus 5 , 

Albert Saiz 5 , Carles Falcon 7 

1 Neuroimmunology group. Fundacio Clinic. Laboratori 

Analisi per la Imatge - IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain, 

2 Neuroimmunology group. Hospital Clinic Barcelona. 

IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Unitat Analisi per la Imatge. 

Laboratori Analisi per la Imatge - IDIBAPS, Barcelona, 

Spain, 4 Laboratory of Surgical NeuroAnatomy (LSNA). 

Facultat de Medicina. Universitat de Barcelona, 

Barcelona, Spain, 5 Neuroimmunology Group. Neurology 

Service. Hospital Clinic Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 

6 Neuroradiology Unit. Imaging Diagnostic Center. Hospital 

Clinic Barcelona. IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain, 7 Unitat 

Analisi per la Imatge. Laboratori Analisi per la Imatge. 

IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain 

Validation Tools for Cortical reconstruction algorithms 

Navid Shiee 1 , Jennifer Cuzzocreo 1 , Bhaskar Kishore 1 , 

Christopher Walling 2 , Pierre-Louis Bazin 3 , Jerry Prince 1 , 

Dzung Pham 1,2 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 2 Center for 

Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine, Bethesda, 

MD, 3 Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 

Sciences, Leipzig, Germany 

Tools to study development, aging and genetics of 

intersubject variability in cortical morphology 

Peter Kochunov 1 , William Rogers 1 , Jack Lancaster 1 , 

olivier coulon 2 , jean-francois mangin 2 

1 The University of Texas Health Science Center at San 

Antonio, San Antonio, United States, 2 Neurospin, CEA, 

Gif sur Yvette, France 

Fully automated White matter Hyperintensity 

Segmentation without FLaIr 

Jordan Muraskin1 , Frank Provenzano2 , Adam Brickman2 1 2 Columbia University, New York,USA, Columbia University, 

New York, NY 

effect of motion artifacts on mrI segmentation 

accuracy 

Alan Barnett 1 , Beth Verchinski 1 , Herve Lemaitre 2 , 

Venkata Mattay 3 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, Clinical Brain 

Disorders Branch, Bethesda, MD, 2 INSERM - CEA - 

Faculté de Médecine Paris Sud 11, Orsay, France, 


Health, Bethesda, MD 

Segmentation Priors From Texture Features Without 

Population-Based Templates or registration 

Ziad Saad 1 , Andrej Vovk 2 , Dusan Suput 2 , Janez Stare 3 , 

Robert Cox 1 


Institute of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, 2 Institute 

of Pathophysiology, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, 

Slovenia, 3 Institute for Biostatistics and Medical 

Informatics, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia 


695 

696 

697 

698 

699 

aDisc – a pipeline for adaptive Disconnection based 

brain hemisphere segmentation in 3D mrI 

Lu Zhao 1 , Jussi Tohka 2 


2 Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland 

geometrical modelling of the human hippocampus 

Jan De Munck 1 , Hugo Vrenken 2 , Ronald van Schijndel 3 , 

Anneke Van der Reijden 3 , Henk Huisman 3 , Theo Faes 3 , 

Frederik Barkhof 4 

1 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 VU University Medical Center, 

3 VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

4 VU Medical Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Individual brain parcellation based on single 

subject ICa 

Erik van Oort 1 , David Norris 1 

1 Radboud University Nijmegen, Donders Institute For Brain, 

Cognition And Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

Parcellation of the lateral frontal cortex from resting 

state fmrI 

ALEXANDROS GOULAS 1 , Peter Stiers 1 


Changes in body fat percentage assessed by automatic 

whole body mrI analysis 

Jan Kassubek 1 , Denise Kehle 1 , Alexander Unrath 1 , Albert 

Ludolph 1 , Heiko Neumann 1 , Hans-Peter Müller 1 

1 University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany 


Task-Independent and Resting-State Analysis 

700** rehabilitation in Chronic Stroke Normalizes motor 

System resting State Connectivity 

George Wittenberg1,2 , Lauren Jones-Lush2 , Albert Lo3,4 , 

Lorie Richards5,6 , Steven Roys2 , Rao Gullapalli7 1VA Maryland Health Care System, Baltimore, MD, 

2 3 University of Maryland, Baltimore, MD, Providence 

Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Providence, RI, 4Brown University, Providence, RI, 5Malcom Randall Veterans 

Administration Medical Center, Gainesville, FL, 6University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, 7University Of Maryland, 


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Functional and structural connectivity markers for 

tinnitus cortical stimulation therapy 

Rey Ramírez 1 , Gang Chen 2 , Wolfgang Gaggl 2,3 , 

David Friedland 4 , Christopher Butson 1,5 , Shi-Jiang Li 2,6 , 

Sylvain Baillet 1,2 , Brian Kopell 5 

1 Department of Neurology, Medical College of Wisconsin, 

Milwaukee, United States, 2 Department of Biophysics, 

Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, United States, 

3 Department of Radiology, Medical College of Wisconsin, 

Milwaukee, United States, 4 Department of Otolaryngology 

and Communication Sciences, Medical College of 

Wisconsin, Milwaukee, United States, 5 Department of 

Neurosurgery, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 

United States, 6 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral 

Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI


Task-Independent and Resting-State Analysis, continued 

702** 

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Combined fmrI/eeg to map non-genomic effects of 

exogeneous cortisol 

Sara Kiem 1 , Katia Andrade 1 , Roberto Goya-Maldonado 1 , 

Höhn David 1 , Victor Spoormaker 1 , Torsten Klengel 1 , Florian 

Holsboer 1 , Michael Czisch 1 , Philipp Sämann 1 

1 Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany 

S-club Distance - Quantifying Separation of 

Functional Brain Networks 

Alexander Schäfer 1 , Daniel Margulies 1 , Arno Villringer 1 , 

Gabriele Lohmann 1 



resting State Network Study of Quantitative 

Perfusion Fluctuations 

Jingyi Xie 1 , Peter Jezzard 1 , Thomas Okell 1 , Karla Miller 1 , 

Michael Chappell 1 , Stephen Smith 1 

1 Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences (FMRIB 

Centre), University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom 

Network centrality and information flow in the 

human brain functional connectome 

Xi-Nian Zuo 1,2 , Ross Ehmke 3 , Maarten Mennes 4 , 

Davide Imperati 4 , F. Xavier Castellanos 2 , Olaf Sporns 3 , 


1 Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 

Beijing, Beijing, 2 Institute for Pediatric Neuronscience at 

NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY, 3 Indiana 

University, Bloomington, IN, 4 Institute for Pediatric 

Neuroscience at NYU Langone Medical Center, 

New York, NY 

analysis of spontaneous eeg/meg by ICa of 

time-frequency tensor 

Aapo Hyvarinen 1 

1 University of Helsinki, Finland 

Intrinsic connectivity within and between the default, 

attention and control networks of the brain 

R. Nathan Spreng 1 , Jorge Sepulcre 2 , Daniel Schacter 1 

1 Department of Psychology, Harvard University, 

Cambridge, MA, 2 Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 

relating spontaneous BoLD oscillatory power scale 

to brain functional and structural organization 

Ali Mansour 1 , Marwan Baliki 1 , Alex Baria 1 , Leijan Huang 1 , 

Vania Apkarian 1 

1 Northwestern University, Chicago, IL 

Quantifying Contralateral resting-State Homology 

across the Whole Cortex 

Hang Joon Jo 1 , Ziad S. Saad 1 , Steve Gotts 2 , Daniel Glen 1 , 

Alex Martin 2 , Robert Cox 1 


Institute of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, 2 Laboratory 

of Brain and Cognition, National Institute of Mental Health, 

NIH, Bethesda, MD 

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SWI and resting-state fmrI can give a better inference 

about functional activation cortical maps? 

Marta Maieron 1 , Barbara Tomasino 2 , Serena D’Agostini 3 , 

Renato Padovani 4 , Miran Skrap 5 

1 Department of Medical Physics AOU SMM Udine, 

UDINE, Italy, 2 IRCCS Medea: Nostra Famiglia, Pasian di 

Prato, Udine, Udine, Italy, 3 Department of Neuroradiology 

AOU SMM Udine, udine, Italy, 4 Department of Medical 

Physics AOU SMM Udine, Udine, Italy, 5 Department of 

Neurosurgery AOU SMM Udine, Udine, Italy 

Functional parcellation of the motor cortex: Children 

with autism vs. typically developing children 

Mary Beth Nebel 1,2 , Suresh Joel 1,2 , John Muschelli 3 , Anita 

Barber 1,2 , Brian Caffo 3 , James Pekar 1,2 , Stewart Mostofsky 1,2 

1 Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, 

MD, 2 Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD, 3 Johns 

Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore, MD 

Focal Pontine Lesions Provide evidence That 

Functional Connectivity Depends on anatomic 

Connectivity 

Jie Lu 1,2 , Hesheng Liu 2 , Miao Zhang 1 , Danhong Wang 2 , 

Yanxiang Cao 1 , Qingfeng Ma 1 , Dongdong Rong 1 , Xiaoyi 

Wang 1 , Randy Buckner 3,2,4 , Kuncheng Li 5 

1 Xuanwu Hospital of Capital Medical University, Beijing, 

China, 2 Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA, 

3 Harvard University, Department of Psychology and Center 

for Brain Science, Cambridge, MA, 4 HHMI, Cambridge, 

MA, 5 Department of Radiology, Xuanwu Hospital of Capital 

Medical University, Beijing, China, Beijing, China 

Caffeine Increases the Temporal Variability of 

resting-State Functional Connectivity 

Anna Leigh Rack-Gomer 1 , Thomas Liu 1 

1 UCSD Center for Functional MRI, La Jolla, CA 

revealing the architecture of the human brain 

neural network with connected iterative scan 

Xiaodan Yan 1 , Stephen Kelley 1 , Mark Goldberg 1 

1 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, United States 

Spontaneous fmrI activity reflects a dynamic 

image of brain state 

Marta Bianciardi 1 , Masaki Fukunaga 1 , Jacco de Zwart 1 , 

Jeff Duyn 1 

1 Advanced MRI Section, LFMI, NINDS, National Institutes 

of Health, Bethesda, MD, United States 

Time-frequency investigation of fmrI resting state 

networks with the use of wavelet coherence 

Janine Bijsterbosch 1 , Kwang-Hyuk Lee 1 , Michael Hunter 1 , 

Iain Wilkinson 2 , Peter Woodruff 1 

1 ScanLab, Academic Clinical Psychiatry, University of 

Sheffield, Sheffield, United Kingdom, 2 Academic Unit 

of Radiology, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom, 

Sheffield, United Kingdom 






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719 

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721 

722 

relation Between Cerebral Blood Flow and resting 

State Connectivity under Pharmacological Conditions 

Najmeh Khalili Mahani 1,2 , Matthias J. P. van Osch 1 , 

Christian F Beckmann 3 , Joop Van Gerven 4,1 , 

Serge Rombouts 1,2 



Netherlands, 3 University Of Oxford, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 4 Center for Human Drug Research, Leiden 

University Medical Center, Leiden, Netherlands 

Networks correlated to beta-band activity at rest in 

sensorimotor cortex using iceeg-fmrI 

David Carmichael 1 , Serge Vulliemoz 1,2 , Roman Rodionov 1 , 

Matthew Walker 1 , Karin Rosenkranz 1 , Andrew McEvoy 3 , 

Louis Lemieux 1 

1 UCL Institute of Neurology, London, United Kingdom, 

2 University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 3 National 

Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, London, United 

Kingdom 

Periods of rest in fmrI contain transient events which 

are related to slow spontaneous fluctuations 

Natalia Petridou 1,2 , Cesar Caballero Gaudes 3,2 , 

Ian Dryden 4 , Susan Francis 2 , Penny Gowland 2 

1 Rudolf Mangus Institute / Radiology, UMC Utrecht, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 SPMMRC, University of Nottingham, 

Nottingham, United Kingdom, 3 CIBM - HUG - UNIGE, 

Geneve, Switzerland, 4 Department of Statistics, University 

of South Carolina, Columbia, United States 

Spectral centroid and spectral median as new tools 

for analyzing fmrI data 

Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Dirk Goldhahn 1 , Daniel Margulies 2 , 

Annette Horstmann 3 , Burkhard Pleger 4 , Joeran Lepsien 1 , 

Haiko Schloegl 5 , Michael Stumvoll 6 , Arno Villringer 1 , 



Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Berlin School of Mind and 

Brain, Humboldt University, Berlin , Germany, 3 MPI for 



Science, Leipzig, Germany, 5 Department of Medicine, 

University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 6 IFB Adiposity 

Diseases, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany 

Hypothalamic functional connectivity in Polycystic 

ovary Syndrome versus obese and lean controls 

Matthew Schroeder 1 , Lei Wang 1 , John Csernansky 2 , 

Andrea Dunaif 2 

1 Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine 

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, 

Chicago, United States, 2 Northwestern University Feinberg 

School of Medicine, Chicago, United States 

Functional Network Stability 

Suresh Joel 1,2 , Craig Jones 1,2 , Brian Caffo 1 , Peter van Zijl 1,2 , 

James Pekar 1,2 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, United States, 

2 Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, United States 


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724 

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726 

727 

728 

729 

Criticality in the resting brain: an meg study 

Oren Shriki1 , Sreenivasan Nadar1 , Frederick Carver1 , 

Tom Holroyd1 , Richard Coppola1 , Dietmar Plenz1 1National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD, 

United States 

Time-Frequency Dynamics of resting State 

effective Connectivity in the Default mode Network 

Gopikrishna Deshpande 1,2 , Zhihao Li 3 , Xiaoping Hu 3 

1 AU MRI Research Center, Department of Electrical 

and Computer Engineering, Auburn University, Auburn, 

AL, United States, 2 Department of Psychology, Auburn 

University, Auburn, AL, United States, 3 Coulter Department 

of Biomedical Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology 

and Emory University, Atlanta, GA, United States 

rethinking SNr for resting-State fmrI Quality Control 

David Gutman 1 , Maarten Mennes 2 , Stan Colcombe 3 , 

Clare Kelly 2 , Xi-Nian Zuo 4 , F Xavier Castellanos 5,6 , 


1 New York University School of Medicine, New York, NY, 




Research, Orangeburg, NY, 4 Institute of Psychology, 

Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, Beijing, 5 Phyllis 

Green and Randolph Cōwen Institute for Pediatric 


NY, 6 Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, 

Orangeburg, NY, 7 Phyllis Green and Randolph Cōwen 

Institute for Pediatric Neuroscience, NYU Langone Medical 

Center, N, New York, NY 

Intrinsic functional organization of the Default-mode 

network revealed by spatial ICa 

Vincent Perlbarg 1 , Salma Mesmoudi 1 , 

Mélanie Pélégrini-Issac 1 , Habib Benali 1,2 

1 INSERM / UPMC Univ. Paris 06, UMR_S678, LIF, Paris, 

France, 2 Université de Montréal, MIC/UNF, Montréal, 

Canada 

Functional Normalization through ICa (ICa-fNorm) 

with Intrinsic Networks as Functional Templates 

Siddharth Khullar 1,2 , Andrew Michael 1 , Nathan Cahill 2 , 

Stefi Baum 2 , Vince Calhoun 1,2 

1 Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, NM, 2 Rochester 

Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY 

Functional mrI time series fractality changes in mCI 

and aD patients 

Alle Meije Wink 1 , Frederik Barkhof 1 , Maja Binnewijzend 1 

1 VU Medical Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

resting state frequency domain Tomographic ICa 

Maria L Bringas 1 , Ivonne Pedroso 1 , Vanessa Perez- 

Bocourt 2 , Valia Rodriguez 3 , Jose Sanchez-Bornot 4 , 

Pedro Valdes-Sosa 3 

1 International Center for Neurological Restoration CIREN, 

Havana, Cuba, 2 Faculty of Psychology, University of 

Havana, Havana, Cuba, 3 Cuban Neuroscience Center, 

Havana, Cuba, 4 Institute of Cybernetics, Mathematics and 

Physics, Havana, Cuba



730 

731 

732 

733 

734 

735 

736 

regional Homogeneity of resting State fmrI Signals 

Predicts Stop Signal Task Performance 

Lixia Tian 1 , Juejing Ren 2 , Yufeng Zang 2 

1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Beijing Jiaotong 

University, Beijing, China, 2 State Key Laboratory of 


University, Beijing, China 

Neural Correlates of Inhibitory Control and 

Inconsistency in the Stop-signal task 

Natan Vega Potler 1 , Maarten Mennes 1 , Michelle 

VanTieghem 1 , Clare Kelly 1 , Adriana Di Martino 1 , F. Xavier 

Castellanos 1,2 , Michael Milham 1,2 



United States, 2 Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric 

Research, Orangeburg, NY 

Can PDe-based smoothing strategies bring 

improvements on resting state fmrI analyses? 

Xiu-Xia Xing1 , Jonathan Adelstein2 , You-Long Zhou3 , 

Xi-Nian Zuo4 1College of Applied Sciences, Beijing University of 

Technology, Beijing, Beijing, 2Institute for Pediatric 

Neuroscience at NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, 

NY, 3Department of Acupuncture, Henan University of 

Traditional Chinese Medicine, Zhengzhou, Henan, 

4Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 

Beijing, Beijing 

Sliding temporal window ICa reveals spatiotemporal 

variation of default mode network 

Vesa Kiviniemi 1,2 , Tapani Vire 3 , Jukka Remes 3 , Ahmed Abou 

Elseoud 3 , Tuomo Starck 3 , Osmo Tervonen 3 , Juha Nikkinen 3 

1 Diagnostic Radiology, Oulu,Finland, 2 Diagnostic Institute, 

Oulu, Finland, 3 Diagnostic Radiology, Oulu, Finland 

Heavy Tailed Distributions in the avalanche Statistics 

of meg Signal 

Jeff Alstott 1,2 , Edward Bullmore 2 , Dietmar Plenz 1 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, United 

States, 2 University of Cambridge Brain Mapping Unit, 


resting State Networks in children with and 

without autism 

Peng You 1,2 , Wayne Lee 2 , Jin Fan 3 , Latha Soorya 3 , 

Ting Wang 3 , Margot Taylor 1,2 , Evdokia Anagnostou 1,3,4 

1 University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 2 Hospital for Sick 

Children, Toronto, Canada, 3 Mount Sinai Medical Center, 

New York, United States, 4 Bloorview Research Institute, 


The effects of flip angle on estimated fmrI 

functional connectivity 

Daniel Handwerker 1 , Javier Gonzalez-Castillo 1 , 

Cambrie Starkel 1 , Jerzy Bodurka 2 , Peter Bandettini 1 

1 Section on Functional Imaging Methods, NIMH / NIH 

/ DHHS, Bethesda, MD, 2 Laureate Institute for Brain 

Research, Tulsa, OK 

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Intrinsic connectivity networks: replication with 

extension to adolescent individual differences 

Krista Wisner1 , Robert Krueger1 , Angus MacDonald1 1University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN, 

USA 

measuring whole brain resting state correlations 

in high gamma frequency band with meg 

Daniel Rubinstein 1 , Frederick Carver 1 , Stephen Robinson 1 , 

Tom Holroyd 1 , Richard Coppola 1 


Connectivity of resting state brain networks: 

time-of-day modulation 

Janusch Blautzik 1 , Isabella Peres 2 , Céline Vetter 2 , 

Evgeny Gutyrchik 3 , Ernst Poeppel 4 , Till Roenneberg 2 , 

Maximilian Reiser 1 , Thomas Meindl 1 

1 Institute of Clinical Radiology, Ludwig Maximilian 

University, Munich, Germany, 2 Institute of Medical 

Psychology, Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, 

Germany, 3 IMP / HWZ, Ludwig Maximilian University, 

Munich, Germany, 4 Human Science Center, Munich, 

Germany 

ultra-high field 7T resting state fmrI for preoperative 

localization of eloquent brain areas 

Karsten Wrede 1,2 , Stefan Maderwald 1 , Philipp Damman 2 , 

Christian Beckmann 3 , Mark Ladd 1,4 , Ulrich Sure 2 , 

Thomas Gasser 2 

1 Erwin L. Hahn Institute for Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 

Essen, Germany, 2 Department of Neurosurgery, University 

Hospital Essen, Essen, Germany, 3 Donders Centre 

for Cognitive Neuroimaging, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

4 Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology 

and Neuroradiology, University Hospital Essen, Essen, 

Germany 

Intersubject variability in default mode network masks 

reduced hippocampal recruitment in epilepsy 

George Andrew James 1 , Jeffrey Ojemann 2 , Daniel Drane 3 

1 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, 

AR, 2 University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 3 Emory 

University, Atlanta, GA 

Inter-Subject Correlation matrix Clustering in 

Naturalistic Stimulus fmrI 

Jukka-Pekka Kauppi1 , Iiro Jääskeläinen2 , Mikko Sams2 , 

Jussi Tohka1 1Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland, 

2Aalto University School of Science and Technology, 

Espoo, Finland 

Intra-group variability of default-mode networks: 

Does a group-level statistic matter? 

Yong-Hwan Kim 1 , Jong-Hwan Lee 1 

1 Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Engineering, Korea 

University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 






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745 

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747 

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749 

Investigating the regional rhythms of resting Human 

Brain with Functional magnetic resonance Imaging 

Lianghua He1,2 , Die Hu3 , Pengwei Wang4 , Zhishun Wang5 1Brian image lab, Columbia University, New York,NY, 

2 3 Tongji University, Shanghai, China, Fudan University, 

Shanghai, China, 4Shandong University, Jinan, China, 

5Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University, 

New York, NY 

Functional covariance networks revealed by acrosssubject 

amplitude of low-frequency fluctuations 

Zhiqiang Zhang 1 , Xi-Nian Zuo 2 , Wei Liao 3 , Zhengge Wang 1 , 

Yuan Zhong 1 , Lu Guangming 1 , Yijun Liu 4 

1 Department of Radiology, Jinling Hospital, Nanjing 

University School of Medicine, Nanjing, China, 2 Institute 

of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 

Beijing, 3 School of Life Science and Technology, University 

of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdou, 

Sichuan, 4 Department of Psychiatry& Neuroscience, 

University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 

reproducible Differences between eyes open and 

eyes Closed resting States 

Dongqiang Liu 1 , Zhangye Dong 2 , Jue Wang 1,2 , 

Yufeng Zang 1,2 

1 Center for Human Brain Research and Affiliated Hospital, 

Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, China, 2 State 

Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning, 

Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China 

males exhibit higher functional connectivity in the 

DmN during resting state activity 

Gianluca Mingoia 1 , kerstin Langbein 2 , Maren Dietzek 2 , 

Christian Gaser 3 , Heinrich Sauer 2 , Igor Nenadic 2 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Friedrich-Schiller University 

of Jena, 2 Department of Psychiatry, Friedrich-Schiller 

University of Jena, Jena, Germany, 3 Structural Brain 

Mapping Group, Department of Psychiatry, University of 

Jena, Jena, Germany 

Wavelet-based amplitude of low-frequency 

fluctuations (waLFF) 

Ting Xu 1 , Raymond Chan 1 , Michael Milham 2 , 

Yu-Feng Zang 3 , Xi-Nian Zuo 1 


Beijing, China, 2 Institute for Pediatric Neuroscience at NYU 

Langone Medical Center, New York, United States, 3 State 

Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning, 


resting State analysis Sensitively and Specifically 

Identifies the Presence of Parkinson Disease 

Frank Skidmore 1 , Mark Yang 2 , Lewis Baxter 2 , Karen von 

Deneen 2 , Joanna Collingwood 3 , Guojun He 2 , Dmitriy 

Korenkevych 2 , Alex Savenkov 2 , Keith White 2 , Kenneth 

Heilman 2 , Mark Gold 2 , Yijun Liu 2 

1 University of Florida, North Florida/South Georgia VA 

Medical Center, USA, 2 University of Florida, North Florida, 

USA, 3 Warwick University, Warwick, United Kingdom 


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751 

752 

753 

754 

755 

756 

Consistent BoLD responses to eyes Closing 

and opening 

Alexander Zhigalov 1 , Pin-Yu Chen 2 , Michelle Liou 1 , 

Wen-Yih Isaac Tseng 2 

1 Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Center for Optoelectronic 


Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China 

The Default mode Network and its association with 

empathy and autistic Traits in Neurotypical adults 

Kaat Alaerts 1 , Daniel Woolley 1 , Evelien Nackaerts 1 , 

Stephan Swinnen 2 , Nicole Wenderoth 1 

1 Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, 

2 K.U.Leuven, Leuven, Belgium 

Intelligence and the resting Brain 

Kenia Martínez 1 , Ana Beatriz Solana 2 , Miguel Burgaleta 1 , 

Juan Antonio Hernández-Tamames 2,3,4 , María Ángeles 

Quiroga 5 , Juan Álvarez-Linera 2,4 , Roberto Colom 1 

1 Universidad Autónoma, Madrid, Spain, 2 Center for 

Biomedical Technology - UPM, Pozuelo de Alarcon, 

Spain, 3 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Mostoles, Spain, 

4 Fundación CIEN-Fundación Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain, 

5 Universidad Complutense, Madrid, Spain 

Intrinsic connectivity networks in eyes open vs. 

eyes Closed eeg-fmrI 

Lei Wu 1,2 , Vince Calhoun 1,3 , Tom Eichele 4,1 


2 Dept of ECE, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 

NM, USA, 3 Dept. of ECE, University of New Mexico, 

Albuquerque, NM, USA, 4 University of Bergen, Bergen, 

Norway 

Diminished resting-State Functional Connectivity In 

Lateral occipital Cortex In early HIV Infection 

Paul Foryt1,2 , Xue Wang1 , Renee Ochs1 , Jae-Hoon Chung1,2 , 

Ying Wu3 , Todd Parrish1 , Ann Ragin1 1Radiology, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL, 

2Engineering, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 

3Radiology, NorthShore University Health System, 

Evanston, IL 

establishing methodology for resting State roI 

analysis to Distinguish Task Specific motor Networks 

William Sohn 1 , Duk Na 2 , Kwangsun Yoo 3 , Yong Jeong 4 

1 KAIST, Daejeon, 2 Samsung Medical Center, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 3 KAIST, Daejeon, Korea, Republic of, 4 KAIST, 

Daejeon, Republic Of Korea 

resting state functional connectivity: influence of 

age, gender and Down syndrome 

Wenqi Sun 1 , Alexander Moiseev 2 , Faisal Beg 1 , 

Naznin Virji-Babul 3 , Arif Babul 4 , Farouk Nathoo 4 

1 Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., 2 Down Syndrome 

Research Foundation, Burnaby, British Columbia, 

3 University of British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., 

4 University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C.



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759 

Does the model matter in defining the default mode 

network? 

Charisa Ng 1 , Anita Oder 1 , Omer Grigg 2 , Karen Campbell 2 , 

Stephen Strother 1 , Cheryl Grady 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Ontario, 

2 University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario 

apathy and Depression Have reliable alterations in 

resting activity in Parkinson Disease 

Frank Skidmore 1 , Mark Yang 2 , Lewis Baxter 2 , Karen von 

Deneen 2 , Joanna Collingwood 3 , Guojun He 2 , Rajiv Tandon 2 , 

Dmitriy Korenkevych 2 , Alex Savenkov 2 , Kenneth Heilman 2 , 

Mark Gold 2 , Yijun Liu 2 

1 University of Florida, North Florida/South Georgia VA 

Medical Center, USA, 2 University of Florida, North Florida, 

USA, 3 Warwick University, United Kingdom 

The consistency of functional connectivity among 

independent component time courses at rest 

Bum seok Jeong 1 , Jeewook Choi 2 , Ji-woong Kim 3 

1 Eulji University Hospital, Daejeon, 2 Catholic University, 

Daejong St. Mary’s Hospital, Daejeon, Korea, Republic of, 

3 Konyang University Hospital, Daejeon, Korea, Republic of 


Univariate Modeling 

760 HrF model Selection in fmrI using multiple-model 

Kalman Filters 

Paulo Rosa1 , Carlos Silvestre1 , Patrícia Figueiredo1 1Institute for Systems and Robotics / Instituto Superior 

Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal 

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762 

agree to Differ? Spatial Variance Drives Patterns of 

Significant Difference 

John Suckling 1 , Christine Ecker 2 , Patrick Johnston 2 , 

Meng-chuan Lai 3 , Michael Lombardo 3 , Simon Baron- 

Cohen 4 , Declan Murphy 5 , Edward Bullmore 6 


2 Department of Forensic and Neurodevelopmental 

Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College, London, 

United Kingdom, 3 Autism Research Centre, Department 

of Psychiatry, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 4 Autism Research Centre, Department 

of Psychiatry,University of Cambridge, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 5 Department of Forensic and 

Neurodevelopmental Sciences, Institute of Psychi, London, 

United Kingdom, 6 Department of Psychiatry, University Of 

Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

effective degrees of freedom and the rFT resel count 

Gerard Ridgway 1,2 , Gareth Barnes 1 , Karl Friston 1 


United Kingdom, 2 UCL Institute of Neurology, London, 


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767 

repeated-measures Designs overestimate Between- 

Subject effects In fmrI Packages using one error Term 

Donald McLaren 1,2 , Aaron Schultz 3 , Joseph Locascio 1 , 

Reisa Sperling 4 , Alireza Atri 1,2 

1 Dept. Neurology, Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard 

Medical School, Boston, MA, 2 GRECC, Bedford VA Medical 

Center, Bedford, MA, 3 Dept. Psychiatry, Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Boston, MA, 4 Center for Alzheimer 

Research and Treatment/Dept. Neurology, BWH/Dept. 

Neurology, MGH, Boston, MA 

New Statistical Tools for multi-modality Image 

regression 

Xue Yang 1 , Lori Beason-Held 2 , Susan Resnick 2 , 

Bennett Landman 1 

1 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 2 National Institute of 

Aging, National Institute of Health, Baltimore, MD 

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Development of Powermap: a software package for 

power analysis in neuroimaging studies 

Karen Joyce 1 , Satoru Hayasaka 1 

1 Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, United States 

univariate autoregressive modeling of Functional 

echo-Volumar magnetic resonance Imaging Data 

Radu Mutihac 1 , Stefan Posse 2 

1 1 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 

2 1 Univesrsity of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM 


Other Methods 

768* Volumetric Computational model for Neurovascular 

Coupling and BoLD fmrI, (o-m4) 

Zikuan Chen1 , Vince Calhoun2 1 2 Mind Research Network, Mind Research Network, 

Albuquerque, NM 

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Inferring Brain activation from Spatial modulations of 

fmrI BoLD Distribution 

Bernard Ng 1 , Rafeef Abugharbieh 1 , Jean Baptiste Poline 2 , 

Bertrand Thirion 2 

1 UBC, Vancouver, Canada, 2 INRIA, Gif Sur Yvette, France 

utilization, Congestion and Blocking in Large-scale 

Brain Networks 

Bratislav Misic1 , Anthony McIntosh1 1Rotman Research Institute - Baycrest Centre, 


The motor System Shows region-specific Time-of-Day 

Differences in the elderly 

Isabella Peres 1 , Evgeny Gutyrchik 1,2 , Céline Vetter 1 , 

Janusch Blautzik 3 , Maximilian Reiser 3 , Ernst Poeppel 2,1 , 

Till Roenneberg 1 , Thomas Meindl 3 

1 Institute of Medical Psychology, Munich, Germany, 

2 Human Science Center, Munich, Germany, 3 Institute of 

Clinical Radiology, Munich, Germany 





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Having your cake and eating it too: model Free 

Detection analysis of er-fmrI data 

Johan Jansma 1 , Maura Furey 2 , Nick Ramsey 1 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, UMC Utrecht, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 Experimental Therapeutics and 

Pathophysiology Branch, NIH/NIMH, Bethesda, MD, USA 

Spectral and approximate eeg entropy: a comparative 

study in disorders of consciousness patients 

Quentin Noirhomme 1 , Rémy Lehembre 2 , Marie-Aurelie 

Bruno 3 , Camille Chatelle 4 , Audrey Vanhaudenhuyse 5 , 

Olivia Gosseries 3 , Victor Cologan 6 , Christophe Phillips 7 , 

Steven Laureys 3 , Andrea Soddu 6 

1 University of Liege, 2 University of Liege, Liège, Belgium, 

3 University of Liege, Belgium, Liege, Belgium, 4 University 

of Liège, Liège, Belgium, 5 Cyclotron Resaerch Center, 

University of Liège, Liège, Belgium, 6 University of Liege, 

Liege, Belgium, 7 University of Liege, Sart Tilman, 

Liege, Belgium 

Integrated pipeline of brain extraction and 

inhomogeneity correction for difficult mrI data sets 

Joost Mulders 1 , Rainer Goebel 2 

1 Brain Innovation, Maastricht, Netherlands, 


reproducibility of structural BoLD and DTI data 

between identical scanners and after major repair 

X Wang 1 , L Huang 1 , M Baliki 1 , T Parrish 1 , V Apkarian 1 


multi-slice T2* Spectrum estimation with echo 

relaxation Imaging 

Jennifer Evans1 , Wenming Luh2 , Peter Bandettini2 1 2 NIMH/NIH & CNRM/HJF, Bethesda, MD, NIMH/NIH, 

Bethesda, MD 

Conveying Confidence Intervals in fmrI activation 

maps 

Philip Burton 1 , Stephen Engel 1 

1 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 

optimization of Contrast Detection Power using 

Probabilistic Behavioral Information 

Dietmar Cordes 1 , Mingwu Jin 2 , Tim Curran 3 , Rajesh Nandy 4 

1 University Of Colorado Denver, Aurora, United States, 


3 University of Colorado, Boulder, United States, 4 UCLA, 


Comparison Between FWe and FDr Corrections for 

Threshold Free Cluster enhancement maps 

Krzysztof Gorgolewski 1 , Amos Storkey 1 , Mark Bastin 1 , 


1 University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom 

Fuzzy clustering for outlier detection: applications in 

Functional mapping in epilepsy 

Xiaohui Zhang 1 , jagriti Arora 2 , R. Todd Constable 3 

1 Yale University, 2 Yale University, New Haven, CT, 

3 Department of Diagnostic Radiology; Department of 

Biomedical Engineering, Yale University, New Haven, CT 


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movement Trajectory monitoring using Conventional 

Image Processing for fmrI Studies 

Toshiharu Nakai 1 , Junichi Hasegawa 2 , Wataru Hatanaka 3 , 

Makoto Miyakoshi 4 , Ichiro Takashima 5 , Ayuko Tanaka 6 , 

Kayako Matsuo 7 

1 Neuroimaging & Informatics Lab, NCGG, Ohbu, Aichi, 

Japan, 2 Graduate School of Computer & Cognitive 

Science, Chukyo University, Toyota, Aichi, 3 LSST, Chukyo 

University, Toyota, Aichi, 4 Neuroimaging & Informatics Lab, 

NCGG, Ohbu, Aichi, 5 HTRI, AIST, Tsukuba, Ibaragi, 6 NIPH, 

Wako, Saitama, 7 National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, 


Simulating fmrI Data with realistic noise using 

neuRosim 

Marijke Welvaert1 , Yves Rosseel1 1Department of Data Analysis, Ghent University, 

Gent, Belgium 

BrainNet Viewer: a graph-based brain network 

mapping tool 

Mingrui Xia 1 , Jinhui Wang 1 , Yong He 1 

1 State Key laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and 

Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China 

Dynamic experiments in functional magnetic 

resonance imaging 

Lydia Hellrung 1 , Maurice Hollmann 1 , Oliver Zscheyge 1 , 

Torsten Schlumm 2 , Arno Villringer 1,3,4 , Burkhard Pleger 1,3,4 

1 Dept. Neurology, Max Planck Institute for Human 

Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Dept. 

NMR, Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and 

Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 3 Clinic for Cognitive 

Neurology, University Hospital, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Mind & 

Brain Institute, Berlin School of Mind and Brain, Humboldt- 

University, Berlin, Germany 

The Pitfalls of Pooling evidence: Insights gained 

in a re-analysis of Three Published meta-analyses 

Wolfgang Huf 1,2,3 , Klaudius Kalcher 1,2,3 , Gerald Pail 1 , 

Roland Boubela 1,2,3 , Lukas Pezawas 1 , Christian 

Windischberger 2 , Ewald Moser 2 , Michaela-Elena Friedrich 1 , 

Peter Filzmoser 3 , Siegfried Kasper 1 


University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 2 Center for Medical 

Physics and Biomedical Engineering, Medical University 

of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 3 Department of Statistics 

and Probability Theory, Vienna University of Technology, 


a novel artifact reduction strategy for detecting 

changes in muscle activity during fmrI 

Jaimie Dougherty1 , Karen Moxon1 , Chris Conklin2 , 

Scott Faro2 , Feroze Mohamed2 1 2 Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, Temple University, 

Philadelphia, PA


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Implementation of the NINDS Traumatic Brain Injury 

Common Data Elements using caBIG AIM Model 

Ashish Hinger 1 , Dzung Pham 1 , Pattanasak Mongkolwat 2 , 

John Butman 3 

1 Center for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine, 

Henry M. Jackson Foundation, Bethesda, MD, 

2 Department of Radiology, Northwestern University, 

Chicago, IL, 3 Diagnostic Radiology Department, 

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 

Applications of stereoscopic 3D in morphometric and 

functional imaging 

Gonzalo Rojas 1 , Marcelo Galvez 2 , Jorge Cordovez 2 , Daniel 

Margulies 3 , F Xavier Castellanos 4,5 , Michael Milham 4,5 

1 Laboratory of Medical Image Processing, Department 

of Radiology, Las Condes Clinic., Santiago, Chile, 

2 Department of Radiology, Las Condes Clinic, Santiago, 

Chile, 3 Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 

Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Phyllis Green and Randolph 

Cōwen Institute for Pediatric Neuroscience, NYU Langone 

Medical Center, New York, NY, 5 Nathan Kline Institute for 


A System for Addressing Incidental Findings in 

Neuroimaging Research 

Steven Cramer 1 , Jennifer Wu 1 , Joseph Hanson 1 , 

Sarvenaz Nouri 1 , Diraj Karnani 1 , Tony Chuang 1 , Vu Le 1 

1 University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 

NeuroDebian: versatile platform for brain 

imaging research 

Michael Hanke 1,2 , Yaroslav Halchenko 1 , James Haxby 1 

1 Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, USA, 2 University of 

Magdeburg, Magdeburg, Germany 

Skull Stripping Influence on Cortical Surface 

Reconstruction : A Landmark Validation 

Aaron Carass 1 , Min Chen 1 , Jennifer Cuzzocreo 2 , 

Jerry Prince 1 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 

2 Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD 

Physiological and Haemodynamical Analysis 

of Cerebral Blood Volume Changes During 

Brain Activation 

Steffen Krieger 1 , Markus Streicher 1 , Robert Trampel 2 , 


1 Max-Plank-Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 



Visualization and Modular Plug-In based Data-Analysis 

of Real-Time fMRI Data 

Claudia Hänel 1 , Charles Mueller 1 , Johannes Bernarding 1 

1 IBMI, Otto-Von-Guericke-University, Magdeburg, Germany 

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Multivariate approaches for NIRS: Very low frequency 

oscillations in the prefrontal cortex 

Joachim Ortmann 1 , Christoph Kaller 2 , Johannes 

Ackermann 2 , Linda Sommerlade 1 , Jens Timmer 1 , 

Cornelius Weiller 2 , Matthias Schroeter 3 , Bjoern Schelter 1 

1 Center for Data Analysis and Modeling, University of 

Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany, 2 FBI, Neurology Department, 

University Medical Center Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany, 



Comparing GLM, ICA and combined approaches for 

fMRI data with possible inaccuracy 

Michal Mikl 1 , Radek Marecek 2 , Radovan Přikryl 3 , 

Milan Brazdil 2 

1 Masaryk University, Brno, 2 First Department of Neurology, 

Masaryk University, St. Anne’s Faculty Hospital, Pekarska 

53, Brno 65, Brno, Czech Republic, 3 Department of 

psychiatry, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic 

Withdrawn 

Comparison of brain SPECT analysis with SPM and 

NeuroGam in Patients with Headache 

KyungAh Chun 1 , IhnHo Cho 1 , JuHye Jeong 1 , 

EunJung Kong 1 

1 Yeungnam University Hospital, Daegu, Korea, Republic of 

Language 

Language Acquisition 

798 Learning and Fast-Mapping Meanings to Novel 

Object in Children: A MEG Study 

Charline Urbain1,2 , Rémy Schmitz1 , Mathieu Bourguignon2 , 

Marc Op De Beeck2 , Sophie Galer1,2 , Xavier De Tiège2 , 

Patrick Van Bogaert2 , Philippe PEIGNEUX1 1UR2NF - Neuropsychology and Functional Neuroimaging 

Research Unit, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles, 

Belgium, 2LCFC - Laboratoire de Cartographie 

Fonctionnelle du Cerveau, Hôpital Erasme, 

Bruxelles, Belgium 

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Prosodic Network in the Neonatal Brain 

Fumitaka Homae 1 , Hama Watanabe 2 , Takayuki Otobe 3 , 

Tamami Nakano 4 , Tohshin Go 5,6 , Yukuo Konishi 7,6 , 

Gentaro Taga 2,8 

1 Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan, 2 University 

of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, 3 Jin-ai Women’s College, Fukui, 

Japan, 4 Juntendo University, Tokyo, Japan, 5 Kyoto 

University, Kyoto, Japan, 6 Tokyo Women’s Medical 

University, Tokyo, Japan, 7 Doshisha University, Kyoto, 

Japan, 8 CREST/JST, Kawaguchi, Japan 

Childrens’ Language Comprehension depends on 

Gray Matter Density in the left Inferior Parietal Lobe 

Anja Hubert 1 , Lars Meyer 1 , Michael Skeide 1 , 

Angela Friederici 1 






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Differential effects of age of acquisition of bilingualism 

on white matter neuroplastic changes 

Ana Sanjuán 1 , Gabriele Garbin 1 , Aina Rodríguez Pujadas 1 , 

Noelia Ventura-Campos 2 , Maria Antonia Parcet 1 , 


1 Universitat Jaume I, Castellón, Spain, 2 Universitat 

Jaume I, Castellon, Spain 

Handedness and Language Lateralization in Children 

Jerzy Szaflarski 1 , Anna Byars 2 , Lisa Jacola 3 , Vincent 

Schmithorst 2 , Mekibib Altaye 2 , Mark Schapiro 2 , Akila 

Rajagopal 4 , Elena Plante 5 , Scott Holland 6 

1 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, United States, 


OH, 3 University of Cincinnati Department of Psychology, 

Cincinnati, OH, 4 Pediatric Neuroimaging Research 

Consortium, Cincinnati, United States, 5 University of 

Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 6 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, 

University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, United States 

a fNIrS investigation of newborn abilities to 

discriminate maternal and foreign languages 

Berta González-Frankenberger 1,2,3 , Natacha Paquette 1,2 , 

Phetsamone Vannasing 1 , Julie Tremblay 1 , Olivia Florea 2 , 

Beland Renée 2 , Fabrice Wallois 4 , Franco Lepore 2 , 

Maryse Lassonde 2 

1 Research Center, University Hospital Center Sainte- 

Justine, Montréal, QC, Canada, 2 Centre de Recherche en 

Neuropsychologie et Cognition, Université de Montréal, 

Montréal, QC, Canada, 3 Instituto de Neurobiología, 

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Querétaro, 

México, 4 GRAMFC, Neurophysiology Laboratory, Faculty 

of Medicine, University of Picardie, Amiens, France 

The Neural Correlates of Second Language Learning: 

Cross-linguistic Transfer effects 

Ladan Ghazi Saidi 1,2 , Ana Inés Ansaldo 2 

1 University of Montreal, 2 CRIUGM, Montreal, Canada 

language 

Language Comprehension and Semantics 

805* The multimodal cortex of the superior temporal sulcus: 

a hotspot of language evolution?, (o-T3) 

Patricia Morosan1 , Katrin Amunts1,2,3 , Karl Zilles1,3,4 1Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, Research Centre 

Juelich, Juelich, Germany, 2Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, 

Germany, 3Juelich – Aachen Research Alliance (JARA), 

Juelich-Aachen, Germany, 4C.&O. Vogt Institute of Brain 

Research, Düsseldorf, Germany 

806* Tracking Neural Coding of Perceptual and Semantic 

attributes during Word Comprehension, (o-T3) 

Gustavo Sudre1 , Dean Pomerleau2 , Leila Wehbe1 , 

Alona Fyshe1 , Mark Palatucci1 , Tom Mitchell1 1Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, 

2Intel Labs, Pittsburgh, PA 


807* 

Developmental Changes in audiovisual Integration of 

Speech and accompanying gestures, (o-T3) 

Susan Lee 1 , Serene Habayeb 2 , Loisa Bennetto 2 

1 University of Rochester School of Medicine & Dentistry, 

Rochester, NY, 2 University of Rochester, Rochester, NY 

808 Decoding Semantic Categories from Pictures, 

Words and Natural Sounds 

Irina Simanova 1 , Marcel van Gerven 2 , Robert Oostenveld 2 , 

Peter Hagoort 3 

1 Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, N/A, 

2 Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, 

Nijmegen, Netherlands, 3 Max Planck Institute for 

Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

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The locative alternation: Linguistic processing cost 

and error signals in Broca’s region 

Ken Christensen 1 , Mikkel Wallentin 2 

1 Aarhus University, Aarhus C, Denmark, 2 CFIN, 

Aarhus University, Aarhus C, Denmark 

Temporal organization of Neural Processing for the 

Constituent Structure of Sentences: an meg study 

Masaki Maruyama 1,2 , Stanislas Dehaene 3,2,4,5 

1 Inserm U.992 - Neuroimagerie Cognitive, CEA, DSV/I2BM, 

NeuroSpin Center, F-91191 Gif/Yvette, France, 

2 CEA, DSV/I2BM, NeuroSpin Center, F-91191 Gif/Yvette, 

France, 3 INSERM, U992, Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, 

CEA, DSV/I2BM, NeuroSpin Center, F-91191 Gif/Yvette, 

France, 4 Univ Paris-Sud, Univ Paris-Sud, France, 5 Collège 

de France, F-75005 Paris, France 

Like cat and dog? Neural correlates of positive and 

negative emotional associations in depression 

Katharina Sass 1,2 , Ute Habel 1,2 , Thilo Kellermann 1,2 , 

Klaus Mathiak 1,3,2 , Siegfried Gauggel 1 , Tilo Kircher 4 

1 RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 2 JARA – 

Translational Brain Medicine, Germany, 3 Research Centre 

Jülich, Germany, Jülich, Germany, 4 Philipps-University 

Marburg, Marburg, Germany 

Hierarchical Semantic Clustering and Cosine Similarity 

of fmrI response in right Fusiform gyrus 

Rose Bruffaerts1 , Patrick Dupont1 , Ronald Peeters2 , 

Gerrit Storms1 , Simon De Deyne1 , Rik Vandenberghe1 1 2 KU Leuven, Leuven, Belgium, UZ Leuven, Leuven, 

Belgium 

Neural Correlates of ambiguous and unambiguous 

Verb Processing 

Aya Meltzer Asscher 1 , Julia Schuchard 1 , Dirk-Bart den 

Ouden 2 , Cynthia Thompson 1 

1 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 2 University of 

South Carolina, Columbia, SC 

The influence of novelty and context on hemispheric 

recruitment in processing metaphors 

Michele Diaz1 , Kyle Barrett2 , Larson Hogstrom2 1 2 Duke University, Durham, United States, Duke University, 

Durham, NC

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an meg study of the negative polarity item any to 

assess sentence-level semantic processing 

Graciela Tesan 1 , Blake Johnson 2 , Stephen Crain 3 

1 Macquarie University, Macquarie Park, Australia, 

2 Macquarie University, Sydney, New South Wales, 

3 Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia 

Hemispheric involvement in the resolution of semantic 

ambiguity depends on phonological ambiguity 

Tali Bitan 1 , Asaf Kaftory 1 , Adi Leib 1 , Andrey Markus 1 , 

Orna Peleg 1 , Zohar Eviatar 1 

1 University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel 

The Conceptual Brain: Telicity modulates neural 

activity in verb processing cortical areas 

Domenica Romagno 1 , Giuseppina Rota 2 , Emiliano 

Ricciardi 2,3 , Pietro Pietrini 2,3 

1 Department of Linguistics–University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 

2 Laboratory of Clinical Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 

University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 3 Department of Laboratory 

Medicine and Molecular Diagnostics, Azienda Ospedaliero 

Universitaria Pisana, Pisa, Italy 

Flexibility in embodied lexical-semantic representations 

Wessel van Dam 1 , Margriet van Dijk 1 , Harold Bekkering 1 , 

Shirley-Ann Rueschemeyer 1 

1 Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

Investigating oscillatory dynamics of lexical-semantic 

processing using a semantic priming paradigm 

Monika Mellem 1 , Andrei Medvedev 2 , Rhonda Friedman 3 


University, Washington, DC, 2 Center for Functional and 

Molecular Imaging, Dept. of Neurology, Georgetown 

University Medical Cntr, Washington, DC, 3 Center for 

Aphasia Research and Rehabilitation, Dept. of Neurology, 

Georgetown University, Washington, DC 

Progression of Word Processing from occipital to 

Left Inferior Temporal Cortex 

Melissa Rundle 1 , Andrew Connolly 1 , Richard Granger 1 

1 Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 

The role of Language age of acquisition and 

Proficiency In and Noun and Verb Processing in 

Bilingua 

Monica Consonni 1 , Riccardo Cafiero 1 , Dario Marin 2 , 

Marco Tettamanti 3 , Franco Fabbro 4 , Daniela Perani 5 

1 Vita-Salute San Raffaele University, Milano, Italy, 2 IRCCS 

“E. Medea”, Polo del Friuli Venezia Giulia, Udine, Italy, 

3 Department of Nuclear Medicine and Division of 

Neuroscience, Scientific Institute San Raffaele, Milano, 

Italy, 4 Department of Philosophy, University of Udine, 

Udine, Italy, 5 Faculty of Psychology, Vita-Salute San 

Raffaele University, Milano, Italy, Milano, Italy 

The concreteness effect in implicit and explicit 

memory tests by directed forgetting paradigm 

Xin Xiao 1 , Chunyan Guo 1 

1 Capital Normal University, Beijing, China 

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The Neural Basis of Linguistic Prosody 

Discrimination in Healthy Children and young adults 

David Henkel 1 , Kenneth Eaton 1 , Scott Holland 1 , 

Vincent Schmithorst 1 , Jennifer Vannest 1 

1 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Pediatric 

Neuroimaging Research Consortium, Cincinnati, OH 

Coupling Differences between Wernicke and Broca’s 

areas according to Lexicality in Normal adults 

Autumn McIlraith 1,2,3 , Jordan Green 1,2 , Tiffany Hogan 1,2 , 

Tony Wilson 3,4 

1 University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Lincoln, NE, 

2 Neurogenetic Communication Disorders Consortium, 

Munroe-Meyer Institute, University of Nebraska Medical 

Center, Omaha, NE, 3 Center for Magnetoencephalography, 

Omaha, NE, 4 Department of Pharmacology & Experimental 

Neuroscience, University of Nebraska Medical Center, 

Omaha, NE 

Sex Differences in Neural recruitment for 

Improved Verb generation Performance 

Jane Allendorfer 1 , Miriam Siegel 1 , Christi Banks 1 , 

Christopher Lindsell 1 , Jennifer Vannest 2 , Scott Holland 3 , 

Jerzy Szaflarski 1 

1 University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, United States, 

2 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Cincinnati, United States, 

3 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, University of Cincinnati, 

Cincinnati, United States 

Wisconsin Word Sorting Task: mapping the common 

and specific regions involved in phonological and s 

France Simard 1 , Simona Maria Brambati 1 , Cecile Madjar 1 , 

Oury Monchi 1 

1 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, CRIUGM & University of 

Montreal, Montreal, QC, Canada 

activation of voice-selective brain areas in response 

to written and auditory quotations 

Bo Yao 1 , Pascal Belin 2 , Christoph Scheepers 1 

1 University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2 Centre 

for Cognitive Neuroimaging, Glasgow, United Kingdom 

The differential role of the left and right aTL for 

semantic processing of pictures and names 

Simona Maria Brambati 1 , Maximiliano Wilson 2 , 

Sylvie Belleville 3 , Yves Joanette 3 , Isabelle Rouleau 4 , 

Sven Joubert 5 

1 Centre de Recherche - IUGM, Montréal, QC, Canada, 

2 Centre de recherche - IUGM, Montréal, QC, 3 Centre de 

recherche - IUGM, Montreal, Quebec, 4 Département de 

psychologie, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), 

Montreal, Quebec, 5 Centre de recherche - IUGM, 


Neural Correlates of Semantic Comprehension of 

abstract and Concrete Words : evidence from meg 

Jacinthe Lacombe 1,2 , Stephan Grimault 1 , Yann Potiez 1 , 

Sophie Benoit 3 , Pierre Jolicoeur 1 , Sven Joubert 1,2 

1 CERNEC, Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada, 

2 CRIUGM, Montreal, Canada, 3 Université du Québec à 

Montréal, Montreal, Canada 




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Integration of written words assessed by High 

resolution eeg sources reconstruction 

Gaetan Yvert 1 , Marcela Perrone-Bertolotti 2 , Olivier David 3 , 

Monica Baciu 2 

1 Laboratoire de Psychologie et Neurocognition, UMR 

CNRS 5105, UPMF, Grenoble, France, 2 LPNC, Grenoble, 

France, 3 GIN, Grenoble, France 

modulation effect of perceptual, motor and affective 

content in auditory story comprehension 

Ho Ming Chow 1 , Allen Braun 1 

1 NIDCD/NIH, Bethesda, United States 

Category-Dependent effect in Neural Processing 

of Semantic relatedness 

Masahiro Hata 1 , Hidekazu Yarimizu 1 , Lisa Sugiura 1 , 

Fumitaka Homae 1 , Hiroko Hagiwara 1 

1 Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan 

Neural Correlates of Inferential Processing in the 

Comprehension of utterances 

Sung-en Lee 1 , Shin-ae Yoon 2 , Eun Joo Kim 3 , Joohan Kim 4 , 

Hae-Jeong Park 2 

1 Department of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Research 

Institute of Radiological Science, Yonsei Uni, 2 Department 

of Radiology and Psychiatry, Severance Biomedical 

Science Institute, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of, 3 The department of the graduate School of Education, 

Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 4 The 

department of graduate school of Communication, Yonsei 

University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

erP Investigation of argument Structure and Semantic 

Processing in Healthy and aphasic adults 

Aneta Kielar 1 , Cynthia Thompson 2 

1 Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, USA, 

2 Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois, USA 

action Verbs yield BoLD response in LPmT, anterior to 

V5, During Story Comprehension 

Mikkel Wallentin 1 , Andreas Nielsen 2 , Peter Vuust 2 , 

Anders Dohn 2 , Andreas Roepstorff 2 , Torben Lund 2 

1 CFIN, Aarhus University, Aarhus C, Denmark, 

2 Aarhus University, Aarhus C, Denmark 

Why not say it directly? Neural basis of indirect 

speech comprehension 

Midori Shibata 1 , Yuri Terasawa 1 , Satoshi Umeda 2 

1 Center for Advanced Research on Logic and Sensibility 

(CARLS), Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Keio University, 

Tokyo, Japan 

Neural correlates of treatment effects on abstract 

and concrete words in aphasia: a pilot study 

Chaleece Sandberg 1 , Swathi Kiran 1 

1 Boston University, Boston, USA 


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Processing of Factually Correct and Incorrect 

Sentences Involves Different Processes 

Tao Yu 1 , Simone Lang 2 , Alexandra Markl 3 , 

Dominik Vogel 3 , Friedemann Mueller 3 , Ranganatha 

Sitaram 4 , Boris Kotchoubey 1 

1 Institute of Medical Psychology and Behavioral 


Germany, 2 Institute of Psychology, University of Heidelberg, 

Heidelberg, Germany, 3 Clinic of Neurology, Bad Aibling, 

Bad Aibling, Germany, 4 IInstitute of Medical Psychology 

and Behavioral Neurobiology, University of Tuebingen, 

Tuebingen, Germany 

Investigating neural networks in quantifiers: 

Logical quantifiers versus Numerical quantifiers 

Sailee Shikhare 1 , Stefan Heim 2,3,4 , Elise Klein 1,5,6 , 

Klaus Willmes 1,5 

1 Section Neuropsychology, RWTH Aachen University, 

Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy 

and Psychosomatics, RWTH Aachen University, 

Aachen, Germany, 3 Research Centre Jülich, Institute of 

Neurosciences and Medicine (INM-1), Jülich, Germany, 

4 Jülich-Aachen Research Alliance (JARA-BRAIN), 

Jülich, Germany, 5 Interdisciplinary Center for Clinical 

Research Aachen, RWTH Aachen, Germany, 6 Department 

of Psychology, Eberhard Karls University, Tuebingen, 

Germany 

Differences in neural substrates of comprehension 

in L1 in bilinguals and monolinguals 

Aina Rodríguez Pujadas 1 , Patricia Román 2 , 

Noelia Ventura-Campos 1 , Ana Sanjuán 3 , Julio González 1 , 


1 Neuropsychology & functional Neuroimaging. Universitat 

Jaume I, Castellon, Spain, 2 Max Planck Institute, Leipzig, 

Germany, 3 Neuropsychology & functional Neuroimaging. 

Universitat Jaume I, Castellón, Spain 

learning and Memory 

Implicit Memory 

841* 

842 

Image-Invariant Neural Priming of Faces is associated 

with Changes in Functional Connectivity of FFa, (o-T4) 

W. Dale Stevens 1 , R. Nathan Spreng 1 , Brendan Gaesser 1 , 

Daniel Schacter 1 

1 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA 

Distinct Neural mechanisms underlying multiple 

repetition effects during Working memory retrieval 

Chunyan Guo 1,2 , Brian Gold 3,4 , Yang Jiang 2,4 

1 Capital Normal University, Beijing Key Laboratory of 

Learning and Cognition, Beijing, China, 2 University of 

Kentucky, Department of Behavioral Science, Lexington, 

KY United States, 3 University of Kentucky Department of 

Anatomy and Neurobiology, Lexington, KY United States, 

4 MRISC and Sanders Brown Center on Aging, College of 

Medicine, Lexington, KY United States


Long-Term Memory (Episodic and Semantic) 

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retrieving out-of-body experiences: 

Hippocampus activity depends on the encoded 

visual perspective, (o-T4) 

Loretxu Bergouignan 1 , Lars Nyberg 2 , H Ehrsson 1 

1 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Umeå 

University, Umeå, Sweden 

Dynamic Neural Networks Supporting 

autobiographical memory retrieval 

Peggy StJacques1 , Philip Kragel2 1 2 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, Duke University, 

Durham, NC 

mediotemporal correlates of metamemory: 

an ieeg study 

Anne Do Lam 1 

1 Epileptology, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany 

relating brain network variability to the unfolding of 

human memory processes 

Jennifer Heisz 1 , Judith Shedden 2 , Anthony McIntosh 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Canada, 2 McMaster 

University, Hamilton, Ontario 

Structural alterations in the left temporal cortex 

related to episodic memory scores in HIV patients 

Charlotte Bernard 1,2 , Bixente Dilharreguy 1 , Michèle Allard 1,2 , 

Hélène Amieva 3 , Fabrice Bonnet 3,4 , Frédéric Dauchy 4 , 

Carine Greib 4 , Mathias Bruyand 3 , Gwénaëlle Catheline 1,2 , 

the ANRS C03 Aquitaine cohort group 3 

1 Université de Bordeaux, INCIA, CNRS UMR 5287, 

Bordeaux, France, 2 EPHE, Bordeaux, France, 3 ISPED, 

INSERM U 897, Bordeaux, France, 4 CHU, Bordeaux, 

France 

The genetics of cognitive changes of older adults: 

an fmrI study of memory monitoring and the 

serotonin transporter 

Jennifer Pacheco 1 , John McGeary 2 , Christopher Beevers 1 , 

David Schnyer 1 

1 Department of Psychology, The University of Texas At 

Austin, Austin, TX, 2 Providence VA Medical Center and 

Center for Alcohol and Addiction Studies, Brown University, 

Providence, RI 

The Neural Correlates of Perceptual richness in 

Complex episodic memory retrieval 

Marie St-Laurent 1,2 , Morris Moscovitch 3 , 

Mary Pat McAndrews 4 

1 University of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2 Toronto Western 

Research Institute and Krembil Neuroscience Center, 

Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 3 University of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada, 4 University Health Network - U of Toronto, 


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Hippocampus maintains activation for the retrieval of 

remote episodic but not semanticized memories 

Caroline HARAND1 , Françoise BERTRAN1 , Renaud La 

Joie1 , Brigitte Landeau1 , Florence Mézenge1 , Hervé 

Platel1 , Béatrice Desgranges1 , Philippe Peigneux2 , Bruno 

Bontempi3 , Francis Eustache1 , Géraldine RAUCHS1 1Inserm-EPHE-UCBN, Unité U923, Caen, France, 

2Université Libre de Bruxelles, UR2NF, Bruxelles, Belgium, 

3CNRS UMR 5228, CNIC, Université de Bordeaux 1, 

Talence, France 

anticipatory “replay” response in the hippocampus 

while viewing and reviewing a dynamic video 

Philip Kohn 1 , Anees Benferhat 1 , Jonathan Kippenhan 1 , 

Daniel Eisenberg 1 , Karen Berman 1 


Hippocampal volume and stress reactivity in stressful 

versus non-stressful testing environments 

Shireen Sindi 1 , Robert-Paul Juster 2 , Catherine Lord 3 , 

Sonia Lupien 3 , Jens Pruessner 2 

1 McGill University, 2 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 

3 University of Montreal, Montreal, Quebec 

memory for emotional details, how the middle-aged 

brain fares 

Halle Zucker 1 , Elizabeth Kensinger 1 

1 Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA 

Hippocampal and amygdalar responses to the 

Novelty of Future Simulations 

Valerie van Mulukom 1,2 , Daniel Schacter 3 , 

Michael Corballis 1,2 , Donna Rose Addis 4,2 

1 Dept. of Psychology, University of Auckland, Auckland, 

New Zealand, 2 Centre for Brain Research, University of 

Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand, 3 Dept. of Psychology, 

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, 4 Dept. of Psychology, 

The University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand 

Brain networks for associative memory revealed by 

structural equation modeling 

Yoon-Kyoung Yim1 , Hyejin Kang1 , Heejung Kim1 , 

Hyojin Park1 , Dong Soo Lee1 , Eunjoo Kang2 1Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

2Kangwon National University, Chuncheon, Republic 

Of Korea 

Interaction between semantic and episodic memory in 

alzheimer’s disease and normal aging:a meg study 

Valentina La Corte 1,2,3 , Nathalie George 1,2,3 , Jean-Didier 

Lemaréchal 1,2,3 , Gianfranco Dalla Barba 1,2,3,4 

1 Université Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris VI, CRICM, 

UMR-S975, Paris, France, 2 INSERM, U 975, Paris, France, 

3 CNRS, UMR 7225, Paris, France, 4 AP-HP, Hôpital Henri 

Mondor, Service de Neurologie, Créteil, France 

White matter maturation in prefrontal cortex 

contributes to the development of declarative memory 

Xiaoqian Chai 1 , Noa Ofen 1 , Elizabeth Gutierrez 1 , 

Satrajit Ghosh 1 , John Gabrieli 1 

1 MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, 

CAMBRIDGE, MA, United States 




Learning and Memory 

long-Term Memory (Episodic and Semantic), continued 

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Prefrontal and medial temporal contributions to 

recognition memory over short retention intervals 

Craig Brozinsky1 , Mark D’Esposito1 1Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley, 

Berkeley, CA 

gender Differences in autobiographical memory recall 

Kymberly Young1 , Patrick Bellgowan1 , Wayne Drevets1,2 1Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, OK, 

2Oklahoma University College of Medicine, Dept. of 

Psychiatry, Tulsa, OK 

Neural mechanisms of semantic organizational 

strategies in normal aging: an erP study 

Julie Fortin 1 , Sophie Blanchet 1 

1 Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation 

and Social Integration, Québec,Canada 

Impact of divided attention on associative strategy 

during episodic encoding: an erP study 

Andrée-Anne Paradis-Giroux 1 , Michel Pépin 2 , 

Blanchet Sophie 3 

1 Centre of Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation 

and Social Integration (CIRRIS), 2 Laval University, 

Québec, Quebec, 3 Centre of Interdisciplinary Research 

in Rehabilitation and Social Integration (CIRRIS), 

Quebec, Quebec 

Basal functional connectivity within anterior temporal 

network and declarative memory performances 

Natalina Gour 1,2,3 , Jean-Philippe Ranjeva 2,3 , 

Mathieu Ceccaldi 1,3 , Sylviane Confort-Gouny 2,3 , 

Emmanuel Barbeau 4,5 , Elisabeth Soulier 2,3 , Maxime Guye 2,3 , 

Mira Didic 1,3 , Olivier Felician 1,3 

1 Laboratoire Epilepsies et Cognition, INSERM U751, 

Marseille, France, 2 Centre de Résonance Magnétique 

Biologique et Médicale (CRMBM), UMR CNRS 6612, 

Marseille, France, 3 Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de 

Marseille, Hôpital de la Timone, Marseille, France, 

4 Université de Toulouse; UPS; Centre de Recherche 

Cerveau et Cognition, Toulouse, France, 5 CNRS, CerCo, 

Toulouse, France 

The effects of emotions on associative memory: 

an fmrI study, 

David Luck 1 , Martin Lepage 2 

1 McGill University, 2 McGill University, Montreal, Canada 



Neural Plasticity and Recovery of Function 

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Transient Neural Plasticity in Human motor 

Cortex, (o-T4) 

Hanzhang Lu1 , KC Tung1 , Jinsoo Uh1 , Feng Xu1 1University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, 

Dallas, TX 

The effects of the training of multi tasks on 

brain structures 

Hikaru Takeuchi 1 , Yasuyuki Taki 1 , Rui Nouchi 1 , 

Hiroshi Hashizume 1 , Atsushi Sekiguchi 1 , Yuka Kotozaki 1 , 

Seishu Nakagawa 1 , Carlos Makoto Miyauchi 1 , Yuko Sassa 1 , 

Ryuta Kawashima 1 

1 IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 

Lack of cross-modal plasticity in Leber’s congenital 

amaurosis patients receiving gene therapy 

Laura Cyckowski 1 , Manzar Ashtari 2 , Kathleen Marshall 2 , 

Albert Maguire 3 , Kenneth Shindler 3 , Jean Bennett 3 

1 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadephia, PA, US, 

2 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA, 

3 Scheie Eye Institute, University of Pennsylvania School 

of Medicine, Philadelphia, PA 

Neural Substrates of Plasticity in Working memory 

in aging 

Stephan Heinzel1 , Robert Lorenz1 , Christine Stelzel1 , 

Michael Rapp1 1Psychiatric University Hospital, Charité Campus Mitte, 


ultra-fast recovery from right neglect after 

“awake surgery” for slow-growing tumor 

Francois Bonnetblanc 1 , Hugues Duffau 2 , Etienne Sallard 3 

1 INSERM U887, Dijon, France, 2 Hopital Gui de Chauliac & 

INSERM, Institut des Neurosciences de la Méditerranée, 

Montpellier, France, 3 Université de Lausanne, Lausanne, 

Switzerland 

The effects of the training of simple numerical 

calculation on brain structures 

Tomomi Nagase1 , Hikaru Takeuchi2 , Yasuyuki Taki2 , 

Yuko Sassa2 , Hiroshi Hashizume2 , Ryuta Kawashima2 1 2 TOHOKU UniV, Sendai,Japan, IDAC, TOHOKU UniV, 

Sendai, Japan 

Changes in functional connectivity in patients with 

Broca’s aphasia following intensive therapy 

Catherine Wan 1 , Sarah Marchina 1 , Andrea Norton 1 , 

Gottfried Schlaug 1 

1 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard Medical 

School, Boston, United States

Learning and Memory 

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Spatiotemporal Brain markers of Neuroplasticity in 

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 

RUPALI DHOND 1 , Emily Ruzich 1 , Thomas Witzel 1 , 

Wei-Ta Chen 2 , Pia Hugus 1 , Yumi Maeda 1 , Cristina 

Malatesta 3 , Leslie Morse 3 , Joseph Audette 4 , 

Vitaly Napadow 1 

1 Harvard Medical School - MGH, Martinos Center for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, MA, USA, 2 Neurological 

Institute, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 3 Department of Physical Medicine and 

Rehabilitation Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Medford, 

MA, 4 Department of Pain Medicine, Harvard Vanguard 

Medical Associates, Atrius Health, Charlestown, MA, USA 

Neural Plasticity Correlates of The Thumb extension 

recovery after Tendon Transfer. a Case Study 

Olivier MARTIN1 , Fabrizio Pizzagalli2 , Chantal Delon- 

Martin3 , Michel Dojat4 , Franck QUAINE5 , François 

MOUTET6 1GIPSA-lab, CNRS, Grenoble University, Grenoble, France, 

2Grenoble University & INSERM U836, Grenoble, France, 

3 4 INSERM U836, La Tronche, France, INSERM / CEA / Univ. 

Joseph Fourier Grenoble 1 / CHU, U836 GIN, Grenoble, 

France, 5GIPSA-lab CNRS UMR 5216, Grenoble, France, 

6Grenoble University Hospital, Unit of Hand Surgery, 

Grenoble , France 

altered corticomotor excitability in patients with 

subcortical stroke after interleaved practice 

Chien-Ho Janice Lin 1 , Barbara Knowlton 2 , Ming-Chang 

Chiang 3 , Parima Udompholkul 4 , Marco Iacoboni 5 , Allan Wu 6 

1 Ucla, United States, 2 Psychology, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 


School of Medicine, 4 Neurology, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 

5 UCLA BRAIN MAPPING CENTER, Los Angeles, United 

States, 6 Neurology, UCLA, Los Angeles , CA 

Binaural Processing is abnormal in Children 

receiving Bilateral Cochlear Implants Sequentially 

Daniel Wong 1 , Karen Gordon 1 

1 The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada 

lifespan Development 

Aging 

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CACNA1C polymorphism modulates age-related 

changes in brain circuitry during memory retrieval, 

(o-W1) 

Michael White 1 , John Muse 1 , Kristin Bigos 1 , 

Roberta Rasetti 1 , Saumitra Das 1 , Joseph Callicot 1 , 

Venkata Mattay 1 , Daniel Weinberger 1 


Health, Bethesda, MD, USA 

regional reduction in fractional anisotropy as an early 

marker of glucose-related brain damage, (o-W1) 

Heike Wersching 1,2 , Michael Deppe 2 , Christoph Stehling 3 , 

Stefan Knecht 2 , Thomas Duning 2 

1 Institute of Epidemiology and Social Medicine, University 

of Münster, Münster, Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, 

University of Münster, Münster, Germany, 3 Department 

of Clinical Radiology, University of Münster, Münster, 

Germany 

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882 

executive function is associated with white matter 

integrity of the prefrontal cortex during aging, (o-W1)’ 

Paul Borghesani 1 , Elizabeth Aylward 2 , Tara Madhyastha 3 , 

Warner Schaie 3 , Sherry Willis 3 

1 University Of Washington, Seattle, WA, 2 Seattle Children’s 

Research Institute, Seattle, WA, 3 University of Washington, 

Seattle, WA 

reduced organization of the Default mode Network in 

the aging Brain: association with Cognition, (o-W1) 

Tyler Triggs 1 , Douglas Greve 2 , J Chen 2 , H. Diana Rosas 3 , 

David Salat 4 

1 MGH Neurology/MGH/MIT/HMS Athinoula A. Martinos 

Center for Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown , MA, 2 MGH 

Radiology/MGH/MIT/HMS Athinoula A. Martinos Center for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, MA, 3 MGH Neurology/ 

MGH/MIT/HMS Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, Charlestown, MA, 4 MGH Radiology/MGH/MIT/ 

HMS Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging; 

Boston VA Healthcare, Charlestown, MA 

Impact of lifestyle parameters on accelerated brain 

aging in healthy elderly subjects, (o-W1) 

Katja Franke 1 , Michael Ristow 2 , Christian Gaser 1 


Psychiatry, University of Jena, Jena, Germany, 2 Dept. of 

Human Nutrition, Institute of Nutrition, University of Jena, 

Jena, Germany 

modulation of BoLD variability between brain states is 

influenced by age and cognitive performance 

Douglas Garrett 1 , Natasa Kovacevic 2 , Anthony McIntosh 1 , 

Cheryl Grady 3 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest; Department of 

Psychology, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, 

Canada, 2 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, Toronto, 

Ontario, Canada, 3 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest; 

Departments of Psychology and Psychiatry, University of 

Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 

age-related alterations in the modular organization of 

structural cortical network 

Zhang Chen 1 , Gaolang Gong 2 , Yong He 3 , 

Pedro Rosa-Neto 4 , Alan Evans 5 

1 Brain Imaging Center, Montreal Neurological Institute, 

Montreal, QC, 2 Montreal neurological institute, Montreal, 

Quebec, 3 State Key Labortory of Cognitive Neuroscience 

and Learning, Beijing, China, 4 Mcgill University, Montreal, 

Canada, 5 McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

exploring the payback of physical fitness on the brain’s 

architecture with VBm and DTI 

Traute Demirakca 1 , Matthias Ruf 2 , Mareike Unkrig 1 , 

Gabriele Ende 1 

1 Central Institut of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 






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multivariate pattern analysis of resting-state functional 

connectivity mrI predicts subject age 

Koene Van Dijk 1,2 , Trey Hedden 1 , Randy Buckner 1,2,3 , 

Mert Sabuncu 1 



2 Center for Brain Science, Harvard University, Cambridge, 

MA, 3 Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Harvard 

University, Cambridge, MA 

Fiber crossing consideration in DTI: age-related effect 

on white matter in elderly 

Olivier Periot 1,2 , Bassem Hiba 3 , Gwénaëlle Catheline 4,2 , 

Bixente Dilharreguy 2 , Jean-François Dartigues 5 , Karine 

Pérès 5 , Michèle Allard 2,1,4 

1 CHU de Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France, 2 Université de 

Bordeaux, INCIA, UMR CNRS 5287, Bordeaux, France, 

3 Université de Bordeaux, RMSB, UMR CNRS 5536, 

Bordeaux, France, 4 EPHE, Bordeaux, France, 5 Université 

de Bordeaux, ISPED, INSERM U 593, Bordeaux, France 

Persistently Variable resting-State Functional 

Connectivity across adult Lifespan 

Wang Jinhui 1 , Yong He 1 



Correlating cortical thickness and white matter 

integrity in normal aging: a multimodal mrI study 

Judit Haász 1 , Erlend Hodneland 1 , Astri Lundervold 1 , 

Arvid Lundervold 1 

1 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway 

aging effects on the profile of recovery cycle in 

primary auditory cortex: an meg study 

Chia-Hsiung Cheng 1,2,3 , Yung-Yang Lin 1,4,5,6,2,3,7 

1 Institute of Brain Science, National Yang-Ming University, 

Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Laboratory of 

Neurophysiology, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, 

Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 Integrated Brain 

Research Laboratory, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, 


Neurology, National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 5 Institute of Physiology, National Yang- 

Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 6 Institute 

of Clinical Medicine, National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 7 Department of Neurology, 

Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, 


multivariate composite measures of age-related 

tissue properties changes 

Ferath Kherif 1,2,3 , Gunther Helms 4 , Nikolaus Weiskopf 3 , 

Richard Frackowiak 1,2 , Bogdan Draganski 1,2,5 

1 Département des neurosciences cliniques, CHUV, UNIL, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 Laboratoire de recherche en 

neuroimagerie (LREN), Lausanne, Switzerland, 3 Wellcome 

Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, United 

Kingdom, 4 MR-Research in Neurology and Psychiatry, 





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age-related changes in the functional network 

underlying face processing 

Hana Burianova 1,2 , Yunjo Lee 3,2 , Cheryl Grady 2 , 

Morris Moscovitch 3,2 

1 Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, 2 Rotman 

Research Institute at Baycrest, Toronto, Canada, 

3 University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

age-related differences in the functional neuroanatomy 

of episodic encoding: a joint DTI/fmrI study 

Alireza Salami 1 , Lars Nyberg 1 , Johan Eriksson 2 

1 Umeå University, Umeå, Sweden, 2 Umeå University 

Differential relationships among White matter Lesion 

Volume, Cortical Thickness, and Cognition 

ELIZABETH LERITZ 1,2 , David Salat 3 , Victoria Williams 4 , 

Juli Dolzhenko 4 , Lewis Lipsitz 5 , William Milberg 6 , 

Regina McGlinchey 6 

1 VA Boston Healthcare System, BOSTON, United States, 

2 Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, 3 Athinoula A. 

Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, 

United States, 4 Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, Boston, MA, 5 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical 

Center, Boston, MA, 6 VA Boston Healthcare System, 

Boston, MA 

Prevalence and regional distribution FLaIr lesions in 

mexican-americans: epidemiological mrI study 

Peter Kochunov1 , David Glahn2 , Anderson Winkler2 , 

Jack Kent3 , Ravi Duggirala3 , Jack Lancaster1 , Peter Fox1 , 

John Blangero3 1University Of Texas Health Science Center At San Antonio, 

San Antonio, United States, 2Yale University, Hartford, CT, 

3Southwest Foundation for biomedical research, 

San Antonio, TX 

age dependent functional de-differentiation across 

different cognitive domains: an fmrI study 

Christian Roski 1 , Svenja Caspers 1 , Silke Lux 2 , 

Simon Eickhoff 3 , Karl Zilles 4 


Center Juelich GmbH, Juelich, Germany, 2 Institute of 

Neuroscience and Medicine, INM-1, Research Center 

Juelich GmbH, Juelich, Germany, 3 Department of 

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Aachen, Germany, 4 Institute 

of Neuroscience and Medicine, Research Center Juelich 

GmbH, Juelich, Germany 

The relationship of rCBF Task activation to Baseline 

Flow and aging: Quantitative Xe and CaSL Data 

Georg Deutsch1 , Hrishikesh Deshpande1 , Beverly Corbitt1 , 

Jan denHollander1 1University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, 

USA 

Cardiovascular risk and Longitudinal Changes in 

resting Brain Function 

Lori Beason-Held 1 , Madhav Thambisetty 1 , Gerard Deib 2 , 

Jitka Sojkova 1 , Bennett Landman 3 , Alan Zonderman 1 , 

Luigi Ferrucci 1 , Michael Kraut 2 , Susan Resnick 4 

1 National Institute on Aging, NIH, Baltimore, MD, 2 Johns 

Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD, 

3 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 4 National Institute of 

Aging, NIH, Baltimore, MD



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897 

898 

899 

900 

Impact of dietary interventions on resting state 

functional connectivity in healthy elderly subjects 

Veronica Witte 1 , Daniel Margulies 2 , Lucia Kerti 1 , Henrike 

Rupp 1 , Jochen Fiebach 3 , Agnes Flöel 1 

1 Neurology, Charite University Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 3 Center for Stroke Research 

and Dept. Neurology, Charité, Berlin, Germany 

regional diffusivity changes in the fornix – 

correlation with hippocampal volumes and age 

David Chen 1 , Danielle DeSouza 2 , Udi Blankstein 3 , 

Karen Davis 3 , Mojgan Hodaie 4 

1 Division of Neurosurgery, University of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada, 2 Institute of Medical Science, University of 

Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 3 Toronto Western Hospital, 

Toronto, Canada, 4 Division of Neurosurgery and Institute of 

Medical Science, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

Neuroimaging of aging: links between cardiovascular 

health, cerebral hemodynamics and cognition 

Claudine Gauthier 1,2 , Muriel Lefort 3 , Cécile Madjar 2 , 

Laurence Desjardins-Crépeau 4,2 , Said Mekary 5,2 , 

Nadjia Kachenoura 3 , Olivier Dupuy 5,6 , Alban Redheuil 3 , 

Frédérique Frouin 3 , Louis Bherer 4,2 , Richard Hoge 1,2 

1 Université de Montréal, Physiology/Biomedical 

Engineering Department, Montreal, Canada, 2 CRIUGM, 

Montreal, Canada, 3 Inserm 678, UPMC, CHU Pitié 

Salpêtrière, Paris, France, 4 Université du Québec à 

Montréal, Montreal, Canada, 5 Université de Montréal, 

Montreal, Canada, 6 Faculté des sciences du sport, 

Université de Poitiers., Poitiers, France 

educational/occupational attainment is Positively 

Correlated with Wm Integrity in Healthy Seniors 

Nathan Johnson 1 , Brian Gold 1,2,3 , Chobok Kim 1 , Cilles Sara 1 

1 Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, University of 

Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 2 Magnetic Resonance Imaging 

and Spectroscopy Center, Lexington, KY, 3 Sanders-Brown 

Center on Aging, Lexington, KY 

aging-related decline of paired-pulse inhibition on the 

neuromagnetic somatosensory responses 

Chia-Hsiung Cheng 1,2,3 , Yung-Yang Lin 1,4,5,6,2,3,7 


Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Laboratory of 

Neurophysiology, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 Integrated Brain Research 

Laboratory, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, 


National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic 

of China, 5 Institute of Physiology, National Yang-Ming 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 6 Institute of 

Clinical Medicine, National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, 


Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic 

of China 

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902 

903 

904 

905 

906 

907 

908 

Verbal fluency performances underpinned by white 

matter alterations in a healthy elderly population 

amandine pelletier 1,2 , Bixente Dilharreguy 1 , Michèle 

Allard 1,2 , Olivier Periot 1 , Karine Pérès 3 , Amiéva Hélène 3 , 

Jean-François Dartigues 3 , Gwénaëlle Catheline 1,2 

1 Université de Bordeaux, INCIA, CNRS UMR 5287, 

Bordeaux, France, 2 EPHE, Bordeaux, France, 3 ISPED, 

INSERM U 897, Bordeaux, France 

Task effects on resting-State Functional Connectivity 

Dynamics in the Default Network of old adults 

Omer Grigg 1 , Cheryl Grady 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Canada 

age-related Changes in White matter microstructure 

and the effect on Language Functioning 

Kiely Donnelly 1 , Jane Allendorfer 2 , Judd Storrs 1 , 

Christi Banks 3 , Scott Holland 4 , Jerzy Szaflarski 2 

1 University of Cincinnati, 2 University of Cincinnati, 

Cincinnati, United States, 3 University of Cincinnati 

Academic Health Center, Cincinnati, OH, 4 Cincinnati 

Children’s Hospital, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 

United States 

Comparison of two approaches to the resting state: 

spatial ICa and eeg alpha-band correlates 

Makoto Miyakoshi 1 , Satoru Miyauchi 2 , Takahiko Koike 2 , 

Shigeyuki Kan 2 , Toshiharu Nakai 1 

1 National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology, 

Ohbu, Japan, 2 National Institute of Information and 

Communications Technology, Kobe, Japan 

effects of age and gender on neuroanatomical volumes 

Sachiko Inano 1 , Hidemasa Takao 1 , Naoto Hayashi 1 , 

Naoki Yoshioka 1 , Kuni Ohtomo 1 

1 University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan 

Flexibility of adaptive mechanisms of cognitive 

reserve in normal aging 

Jennyfer Ansado 1 , Oury Monchi 2 , Nourane Ennabil 3 , 

Yves Joanette 4 

1 Faculty of medicine, Université de Montréal & Université 

de Nice-Sophia Antipolis, Montreal, CANADA & Nice, 

FRANCE, 2 University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

3 Faculty of medicine, Université de Montréal, Montreal 

, Canada, 4 Faculty of medicine, Université de Montréal, 


age sculpts brain signal complexity in human auditory 

and visual systems 

Andreea Oliviana Diaconescu 1 , Natasa Kovacevic 1 , 

Anthony McIntosh 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Canada 

age-related changes in functional connectivity 

predict performance on a delayed-recognition task 

Jason Steffener 1 , Christian Habeck 1 , Yaakov Stern 1 







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age-related changes in whole-brain functional 

connectivity resting-state networks 

S.H. Annabel Chen 1 , Rui-Ping Lua 1 , Makoto Miyakoshi 2 , 

Chiao-Yi Wu 1 , Kayako Matsuo 3 , Keren E 1 , M-H Ringo Ho 1 , 

Atsunobu Suzuki 4 , W-Y Isaac Tseng 3 , Toshiharu Nakai 2 

1 Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, 2 Functional 

Brain Imaging Lab NCGG, Ohbu, Aichi, Japan, 3 National 

Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, 4 Nagoya University, 

Nagoya, Aichi, Japan 

Traumatic Lifetime Stress and Frontostriatal 

Hypometabolism in normal elderly people 

Heyeon Park 1 , Sang Soo Cho 2 , Sang Eun Kim 2 , 

Jeanyung Chey 1 

1 Department of Psychology, Seoul National University, 

Seoul, Republic of Korea, 2 Department of Nuclear 

Medicine, Seoul National University College of Medicine, 

Seoul, Republic of Korea 

Functional mrI entropy measurements of age-related 

brain changes 

Moses Sokunbi 1 , Roger Staff 2 , Gordon Waiter 1 , 

George Cameron 1 , Trevor Ahearn 1 , Alison Murray 1 

1 Aberdeen Biomedical Imaging Centre, University of 

Aberdeen, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, 2 Aberdeen Royal 

Infirmary, Aberdeen, United Kingdom 

estradiol reversal of anticholinergic-related brain 

activation in postmenopausal women 

Julie Dumas 1 , Julia Johnson 2 , Amanda Kutz 3 , 

Magdalena Naylor 3 , Paul Newhouse 1 

1 University of Vermont, 2 University of Massachusetts 

School of Medicine, Worcester, MA, 3 University of Vermont, 

Burlington, VT 

automatic measurement of Periventricular Halo 

In an elderly Cohort 

Nazahah Mustafa 1 , Trevor Ahearn 1 , Gordon Waiter 2 , 

George Cameron 1 , Sima Salarirad 2 , Alison Murray 1 

1 Aberdeen Biomedical Imaging Centre, Aberdeen, 

United Kingdom, 2 University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, 


The impact of blue light on non-visual brain functions 

changes with age 

Véronique Daneault 1,2 , Gilles Vandewalle 1,2 , Marc Hébert 3 , 

Julien Doyon 1,4 , Marie Dumont 2 , Julie Carrier 1,2,4 

1 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, University of Montreal 

Geriatric Institute, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 2 Center for 

Advanced Research in Sleep Medicine, Hôpital du Sacré- 

Cœur de Montréal, Montréal, Québec, Canada, 3 Centre 

de recherche Université Laval Robert-Giffard, Québec, 

Canada, 4 Centre de recherche en neuropsychologie et 

en cognition, Department of Psychology, University of 

Montreal, Montréal, Québec, Canada 


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aging of the alpha response function: 

an eeg/fmrI study 

Jan De Munck 1 , Roberto Mamoliti 2 , Sonia Goncalves 3 , 

Gert Kwakkel 4 , Ruud Verdaasdonk 4 , Fernando Lopes da 

Silva 5 , Erwin Van Wegen 4 

1 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 Centro Sclerosi Multipla, 

Cagliari, Italy, 3 Coimbra Academic Hospitals, Coimbra, 

Portugal, 4 VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 5 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands 

elderly bilinguals dinamically disengage right frontal 

activity for efficient interference control 

Daniel Adrover-Roig 1 , Pierluc Massicotte 2 , Nicole Caza 2 , 

Ana Inés Ansaldo 2 

1 Centre de Recherche de l’Institut Universitaire de Gériatrie 

de Montréal, 2 CRIUGM, Montreal, Canada 

age-related differences in the neural processing of 

emotional stimuli: a midlife crossroads? 

Eric Allard 1 , Elizabeth Kensinger 1 

1 Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA 

Neural signatures of cognition in aging across 

multiple imaging modalities 

Jason Steffener1 , Adam Brickman1 , Christian Habeck1 , 

Timothy Salthouse2 , Yaakov Stern1 1 2 Columbia University, New York, NY, University of Virginia, 

Charlottesville, VA 

effects of age on BoLD response during performing 

Negative Priming tasks 

Gebhard Sammer 1 , Eva Bauer 1 , Miriam Prager 1 , 

Nadja Stein 1 , Helge Gebhardt 1 , Bernd Gallhofer 1 

1 University of Gießen, Giessen, Germany 

The relationship between Cognitive reserve and 

measures of DTI in older Healthy Subjects 

Joanna Connolly 1 , David Delany 2 , Jonathan McNulty 3 , 

Richard Roche 4 , Joshua Balsters 5 , Arun Bokde 6 

1 Institute of Neuroscience, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 

2 6 Centre for Academic Practice and Student Learning, 

Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 3 School of Medicine 

and Medical Science, University College Dublin, Dublin, 

Ireland, 4 4 Department of Psychology, National University 

of Ireland – Maynooth, Kildare, Ireland, 5 Dublin, Ireland, 

6 Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 

age-related Preferences toward affective Stimuli 

in an oddball Task: Positivity Preference in older 

Juan Li1 , Jing Yu1 1Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 


Training attentional control in normal aging: 

an fmrI study 

Sylvie Belleville 1 , Bianca Bier 2 , Chloé DeBoysson 2 , 

Jean-Francois Demonet 3 , Samira Mellah 2 

1 Centre de recherche de l’Institut universitaire de gériatrie 

de Montréal and Université de Montréal, Montreal, 

Quebec, 2 Institut Universitaire de Gériatrie de Montréal, 

Montreal, Canada, 3 INSERM, Toulouse, France



923 

age effect on Cerebral Blood Flow in adults using 

Pseudo-Continuous aSL 

Kazushi Suzuki 1,2 , Yuri Koide 2 , Wataru Gonoi 3 , Toshihiro 

Hayashi 4,2 , Kenichi Aizawa 1 , Kurumi Fujii 2 , Masaki 

Katsura 3 , Shinya Kodashima 1 , Yoshiko Mizuno 1 , Tomoko 

Nakao 1 , Yumiko Oike 1 , Toru Suzuki 1 , Shoji Tsuji 2 , Tsutomu 

Yamazaki 1 , Akira Kunimatsu 3 , Atsushi Iwata 4,2 

1 Center for Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, 

University of Tokyo Hospital, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Department 

of Neurology, University of Tokyo School of Medicine, 

Tokyo, Japan, 3 Department of Radiology, University of 

Tokyo School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan, 4 Department of 

Molecular Neuroscience on Neurodegeneration, University 

of Tokyo School of Medicine, Tokyo, Japan 

Neuroanatomy 

Anatomy and Function 

924* 

925* 

926** 

927 

Clear Tonotopic maps in Human auditory Cortex 

measured with 7T fmrI, (o-Th3) 

Sandra Da Costa 1 , Wietske van der Zwaag 2 , 

José Marques 2 , Richard Frackowiak 3 , Stephanie Clarke 4 , 

Melissa Saenz 1 

1 LREN Neuroimaging Research Lab, Centre Hospitalier 


2 University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 



4 CHUV, Lausanne, Switzerland 

Task-based functional connectivity of two 

cytoarchitectonic visual areas on the human 

fusiform gyrus, (o-T2) 

Julian Caspers 1 , Karl Zilles 2 , Katrin Amunts 3 , 


1 C.&O. Vogt Institute for Brain Research, University 

of Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany, 2 Institute of 

Neuroscience and Medicine, Jülich, Germany, 3 Research 

Center Juelich, INM-1, Jülich, Germany, 4 Department of 

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Aachen, Germany 

Structure and Function of the Subthalamic Nucleus 

Birte Forstmann 1 , Sara Jahfari 2 , Max Keuken 1 , Jane 

Neumann 3 , Andreas Schaefer 4 , Alfred Anwander 5 , 


1 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

2 University Of Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 Max-Planck- 

Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Science., Leipzig, 

Germany, 4 Max-Planck-Institute for Human Cognitive and 

Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 5 Max Planck Institute for 


The human insula: multiarchitectonic organization and 

correlation with mr imaging 

David Gallay 1 , Marc Gallay 1 , Angelika Baechler 1 , 

Michael Wyss 2 , Anne Morel 1 

1 Center for Clinical Research, University Hospital Zurich, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 2 Institute for Biomedical Ingeneering, 

University Hospital Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 

928 

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931 

932 

933 

934 

935 

ultra-high field FmrI of the human amygdala. 

Parcellation of emotional human non-linguistic sounds 

Eugenia Solano-Castiella 1 , Bibek Dhital 1 , 

Domenica Wilfling 1 , Tom Fritz 1 , Paul Schmude 1 , Erik Türke 1 , 

Enrico Reimer 1 , Andreas Schäfer 1 , Robert Trampel 1 , 




on the role of the anterior prefrontal cortex in complex 

cognitive “branching” tasks: an fmrI study 

Oliver Gruber 1 , Alexandra Tinnermann 1 , Esther Diekhof 1 



Göttingen, Germany 

Lateralization of Working memory related activity in 

the Cerebellum 

Christina Ledbetter 1 , James Patterson 1 

1 LSUHSC, Shreveport, LA 

Statistical analysis of hippocampal volumes shows 

similar variance throughout adult life 

Abderazzak Mouiha 1 , Anna Caroli 2 , Giovanni Frisoni 2 , 

Simon Duchesne 1,3 

1 Centre de recherche Universite Laval Robert-Giffard, 

Quebec, Canada, 2 LENITEM, Brescia, Italy, 3 Université 

Laval, Quebec, Canada 

Postcentral Sulcus and Somatosensory Cortex: 

anatomical-Functional relationship 

Veronika Zlatkina 1 , Jurgen Germann 1 , Michael Petrides 1 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada 

Segmentation of Corpus Callosum using Diffusion 

Tensor Tractography with Intrinsic activated regions 

Jun-Cheng Weng 1,2 , Yu-Ting Ke 1 , Chun-Che Lo 1 , 

Chia-Lin Chen 1,2 

1 School of Medical Imaging and Radiological Sciences, 

Chung Shan Medical University, Taichung, Taiwan, 

2 Department of Medical Imaging, Chung Shan Medical 

University Hospital, Taichung, Taiwan 

7T microstructural mr mapping of the Border between 

Primary motor and Somatosensory Cortex in Humans 

Stefan Geyer 1 , Marcel Weiss 1 , Katja Reimann 1 , 



Sciences, Dept. Neurophysics, Leipzig, Germany 

Segregation of cerebro-thalamo-cerebellar 

sensorimotor networks defined by rs-fcmrI 

Judy Kipping 1 , Wolfgang Grodd 2 , Arno Villringer 1 , 

Daniel Margulies 1 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry, 

Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, University Hospital 

Aachen, Aachen, Germany 




Neuroanatomy 

Anatomy and Function, continued 

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939 

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941 

942 

943 

entorhinal Verrucae geometry is Coincident and 

Correlated with entorhinal Island Contrast 

Kristen Huber 1 , Gheorghe Postelnicu 2,1 , Ruopeng Wang 1 , 

Sita Kakunoori 1 , Andre van der Kouwe 1 , Matthew Frosch 3 , 

Thor Stein 3 , Bruce Fischl 1,4 , Jean Augustinack 1 

1 MGH/MIT/HMS Athinoula A. Martinos Center for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, MA, 2 Google, Inc., 

Zurich, Switzerland, 3 Department of Neuropathology, MGH, 

Boston, MA, 4 CSAIL/HST, MIT, Cambridge, MA 

The Wu-minn Human Connectome Project Consortium 

David Van Essen 1 , Kamil Ugurbil 2 

1 Washington University, St. Louis, MO, 

2 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 

Joining Volume and Surface representations 

of fmrI Data 

Virgile Fritsch1,2 , Bertrand Thirion1,2 1 2 Inria, Orsay, France, CEA, I²BM, Neurospin, Saclay, 

France 

The effects of BDNF Val66met and Childhood Trauma 

on Brain morphometry in Healthy Volunteers 

Courtney Gallen 1 , Xiaochu Zhang 2 , Xiujuan Geng 3 , 

Pradeep Kurup 1 , Thomas Ross 1 , Colin Hodgkinson 4 , David 

Goldman 4 , Mary-Anne Enoch 4 , Elliot Stein 1 , Mary Lee 1 

1 NIDA-IRP, NIH, Baltimore, United States, 2 USTC, Hefei, 

China, 3 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, United 

States, 4 NIAAA-IRP, NIH, Rockville, United States 

a Structural and Diffusion anatomical Study of the 

aqueduct of Sylvius and Cerebrospinal Fluid 

Patrick Schweder 1 , Louisa Gill 1 , Peter Hansen 2 , 

Alexander Green 1 , Tipu Aziz 1 

1 University of Oxford, Department of Neurosurgery, Oxford, 

United Kingdom, 2 University of Oxford, Department 

of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics, Oxford, United 

Kingdom 

The multivariate relation of Brain Structure and 

Cognitive Performance in Healthy Children 

Gabriel Ziegler 1 , Rachel Yotter 1 , Christian Gaser 1 


Psychiatry, University of Jena, Jena, Germany 

Temporal Pole Subregions are Functionally Linked to 

Distinct Brain Networks 

Belen Pascual 1 , Joseph Masdeu 2 , Mark Hollenbeck 1 , 

Bradford Dickerson 1 

1 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 

2 National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, DC 

The relationship between structural brain features 

and trait impulsivity in healthy individuals 

Eliza Congdon 1 , Jessica Cohen 2 , Adriana Galvan 1 , 

Akram Bakour 3 , Jeanette Mumford 3 , Edythe London 1 , 

Russell Poldrack 4 

1 University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 

United States, 2 University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, 

CA, United States, 3 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, 

TX, United States, 4 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, 

CA, United States 


944 

Cerebral structural development of the hand 

areas of handicapped children using sequential mrI 

Yumi Okoshi 1 , Toshinori Kato 2 

1 Tobu Rehabilitation Center, Tokyo, Japan, 

2 KATOBRAIN CO.,LTD., Tokyo, Japan 

Neuroanatomy 

White Matter Anatomy, Fiber Pathways 

and Connectivity 

945** 

946** 

947 

948** 

Standardized parieto-frontal connectivity map 

obtained with cortico-cortical evoked potentials 

Riki Matsumoto 1 , Tomoyuki Fumuro 1 , Dileep Nair 2 , 

Akio Ikeda 1 , Eric LaPresto 2 , Nobuhiro Mikuni 3 , Susumu 

Miyamoto 4 , William Bingaman 2 , Hidenao Fukuyama 5 , 

Ryosuke Takahashi 1 , Imad Najm 2 , Hiroshi Shibasaki 6 , 

Hans Lüders 7 

1 Dept. Neurology, Kyoto University Graduate School of 

Medicine, Kyoto, Kyoto, 2 Epilepsy Center, Cleveland Clinic, 

Cleveland, OH, 3 Dept. Neurosurgery, Sapporo Medical 

University, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 4 Dept. Neurosurgery, 

Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine, Kyoto, 

Kyoto, 5 HBRC Kyoto University School Of Medicine, Kyoto, 

Japan, 6 Dept. Neurology, Takeda General Hospital, Kyoto, 

Kyoto, 7 Epilepsy Center, Case Western Reserve University, 

Cleveland, OH 

FIBraTLaS: a method for cerebral white matter tracts 

dissection monitoring and 3D reconstruction 

Ilyess Zemmoura 1,2,3 , Barthélémy Serres 4 , Frederic 

Andersson 5 , Clovis Tauber 3 , Gilles Venturini 4 , Christophe 

Destrieux 3,2,1 

1 CHRU de Tours, Service de Neurochirurgie, Tours, France, 

2 Laboratoire d’Anatomie, Université François Rabelais de 

Tours, Tours, France, 3 UMR_S Imagerie et Cerveau, Inserm 

U 930, CNRS ERL 3106, Université François Rabelais de 

Tours, Tours, France, 4 EA2101, Laboratoire d’informatique, 

Université François Rabelais de Tours, Tours, France, 

5 IFR135 Imagerie fonctionnelle, Tours, France 

Heritability and reliability of the Human Connectome 

mapped using 4T HarDI in 156 young adult twins 

Neda Jahanshad 1 , Katie McMahon 2 , Greig de Zubicaray 3 , 

Nicholas Martin 4 , Margaret Wright 4 , Arthur Toga 1 , 





Australia, 3 University of Queensland, School of Psychology, 

Brisbane, Australia, 4 Queensland Institute of Medical 

Research, Brisbane, Australia 

TBSS of the Neonatal Brain: Depiction of Specific 

Neural Phenotypes 

Rafael Ceschin 1 , Natasha Lepore 2 , Marvin Nelson 3 , 

Ashok Panigrahy 4 

1 Radiology, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, 

PA, United States, 2 Department of Radiology, University of 

Southern California and Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, 

Los Angeles, CA, 3 4Department of Radiology, University of 


Los Angeles, CA, 4 Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, UPMC, 

Pittsburgh, PA

Neuroanatomy 

White Matter Anatomy, Fiber Pathways and Connectivity, continued 

949* 

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951 

952 

953 

954 

955 

Functional Zones within the Human Subthalamic 

Nucleus, (o-T2) 

Christian Lambert 1 , Ludvic Zrinzo 2 , Zoltan Nagy 1 , 

Antoine Lutti 1 , Marwan Hariz 2 , Thomas Foltynie 2 , 

Bogdan Draganski 3 , John Ashburner 1 , Richard Frackowiak 3 


United Kingdom, 2 UCL Institute of Neurology, London, 

United Kingdom, 3 Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois, 

Lausanne, Switzerland 

The Perforant Tract in the Human Brain revealed by 

3D-Polarized Light Imaging 

David Graessel 1 , Markus Axer 1 , Melanie Kleiner 1 , 

Timo Dickscheid 1 , Timo Huetz 1 , Julia Reckfort 1 , Jürgen 

Dammers 2 , Uwe Pietrzyk 2 , Karl Zilles 3 , Katrin Amunts 1 

1 Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine (INM-1), 

Research Centre Juelich, Juelich, Germany, 2 Institute of 

Neuroscience and Medicine (INM-4), Research Centre 

Juelich, Juelich, Germany, 3 Institute of Neuroscience 

and Medicine (INM-2), Research Centre Juelich, Juelich, 

Germany 

Histological evidence of Complex White matter 

architecture in the Human Brain: Significance for DTI 

Jacopo Annese 1 , Paul Maechler 1 , Natalie Schenker 1 

1 University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA 

Tract length and microstructure variability: 

implications for conduction delays in neuroimaging 

John Griffiths 1 , Lorraine Tyler 2 


2 University Of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

a new quantitative mrI contrast for measuring 

white matter myelin 

Aviv Mezer 1 , Nikola Stikov 2 , Kendrick Kay 1 , 

Robert Dougherty 1 , Josef Parvizi 1 , Jason Yeatman 1 , 

Kim Butts-Pauly 1 , Brian Wandell 1 

1 Stanford University, Stanford, United States, 

2 McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

White matter Structural Connectivity without 

Diffusion Tensor Imaging 

Seung-Goo Kim 1 , Moo K. Chung 2 , Jamie Hanson 3 , 

Brian Avants 4 , James Gee 5 , Richard J. Davidson 2 , 

Seth Pollak 2 

1 Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of, 2 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 3 University 

of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, 4 University of 

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, United States, 


altered global and Local Network Topology in 

22q11DS: a graph Theoretical Study 

Marie-Christine OTTET 1,2 , Marie Schaer 2 , 

Leila Cammoun 3 , Jean-Philippe Thiran 3 , Stephan Eliez 4 

1 University of Geneva, Switzerland, 2 Office Médico- 

Pédagogique Research Unit, Department of Psychiatry, 

Geneva, Switzerland, 3 EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

4 Office Médico-Pédagogique Research Unit, Department 

of Psychiatry, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

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957 

958 

959 

960 

961 

962 

Subcortical Connections in the Internal Capsule 

of a macaque 

Kyle Taljan 1,2 , Cameron McIntyre 1 , Ken Sakaie 1 

1 Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH, USA, 2 Cleveland State 

University, Cleveland, OH, USA 

Temporo-Frontal Compartments of the arcuate 

Fasciculus 

Nina Dronkers 1 , And Turken 2 , Paule Toussaint 3 , 

Odile Plaisant 4 

1 VA Northern California Health Care System/UC Davis, 

Martinez, United States, 2 VA Northern California Health 

Care System, Martinez, CA, 3 LIF, GHU Pitie-Salpetriere, 

UPMC, INSERM, Paris, France, 4 University of Paris 

Descartes/GH Pitié Salpêtrière, Epilepsy Unit and Pain 

Centre, Paris, France 

Probabilistic fibre tract analysis of human inferior 

parietal areas reveals similarities to macaques 

Svenja Caspers 1 , Simon Eickhoff 2 , Tobias Rick 3 , 

Anette von Kapri 3 , Torsten Kuhlen 3 , Ruiwang Huang 4 , 

Nadim Shah 5 , Karl Zilles 6 

1 Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, INM-2, 

Research Center Julich, Julich, Germany, 2 Department 

of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Aachen, Germany, 

3 Institute for Scientific Computing, Virtual Reality Group, 

RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 4 Center for 

the Study of Applied Psychology and Imaging Center for 

Brain Research, SCNU, Guangzhou, China, 5 Institute of 

Neuroscience and Medicine, INM-4, Research Centre 

Julich, Julich, Germany, 6 Institute of Neuroscience and 

Medicine, INM-2, Research Centre Julich, Julich, Germany 

measures of brain size as proxies for inter-hemispheric 

connection length 

John Lewis 1 , Vladimir Fonov 1 , Rebecca Theilmann 2 , 

Jeanne Townsend 2 , Alan Evans 1 


2 University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 

anatomic Connectivity metrics: Track Counts Versus 

Tissue Integrity 

Ken Sakaie 1 , Robert Bermel 1 , Lael Stone 1 , Micheal Phillips 1 , 

Mark Lowe 1 

1 Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH, United States 

White matter Differences between Deaf aSL Signers 

and Hearing english Speakers 

Rosalia Tungaraza 1 , Sonya Mehta 1 , Karen Emmorey 2 , 

Thomas Grabowski 1 

1 Integrated Brain Imaging Center, Department of 

Radiology, University of Washington, Seattle, United States, 

2 Laboratory for Language and Cognitive Neuroscience, 

San Diego State University, San Diego, United States 

a Fiber Navigator for Neurosurgical Planning 

Olivier Vaillancourt1 , Arnaud Boré1 , Gabriel Girard1 , 

Maxime Descoteaux1 1MOIVRE center, Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, 

Canada 




Neuroanatomy 


963 

964 

965 

966 

967 

968 

Independent Component analysis of DTI reveals 

microstructural Correlations of Human Brain 

Yiou Li 1 , Fan-Pei Yang 1 , Christopher Nguyen 2 , 

Shelly Cooper 1 , Sara LaHue 1 , Sandya Venugopal 1 , 

Pratik Mukherjee 1 

1 University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, 

United States, 2 University of California Los Angeles, 


White-matter organization after early Deafness 

revealed by magnetization Transfer Imaging 

Martha Shiell1,2 , François Champoux3 , Bruce Pike1 , 

Robert Zatorre1,2,4 1Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University, 

Montreal, Canada, 2BRAMS, Montreal, Canada, 

3 4 Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada, CIRMMT, 


White matter Connectivity in Bilaterally Deaf Individuals 

vs. Hearing Controls 

Therese Chevalier 1 , Manohar Bance 2 , Vanessa Lim 3 , 

Heather Maessen 4 , Aaron Newman 2 

1 Dalhousie University, 2 Dalhousie University, Halifax, 

Canada, 3 University of Aukland, Aukland, New Zealand, 

4 Nova Scotia Hearing and Speech, Halifax, Canada 

Preferential Posterior Damage of Central Visual 

Pathways in Children with PVL 

Rafael Ceschin 1 , Arabhi Nagasunder 2 , Natasha Lepore 3 , 

Marvin Nelson 4 , Stefan Bluml 5 , Ashok Panigrahy 6 

1 Radiology, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC, 

Pittsburgh, PA, United States, 2 Radiology, Children’s 

Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 3 Department of 

Radiology, University of Southern California and Children’s 

Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 4 4Department of 

Radiology, University of Southern California and Children’s 

Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 5 Radiology, 

Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 

6 Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, UPMC, Pittsburgh, PA 

Plasticity of the superior and middle cerebellar 

peduncles in musicians revealed by DTI 

Ihssan Abdul-Kareem 1 , Jamaan AlGhamdi 1 , Andrej 

Stancak 1 , Laura Parkes 2 , Vanessa Sluming 1 

1 Magnetic Resonance and Image Analysis Research 

Centre, University of Liverpool, LIVERPOOL, United 

Kingdom, 2 Department of Imaging Science and 

Biomedical Engineering, University of Manchester, 

Manchester, United Kingdom 

Isotropic High resolution Diffusion Imaging of the 

Human Habenula in vivo at 7T 

Barbara Strotmann 1 , Alfred Anwander 1 , Robin Heidemann 1 , 

Eugenia Solano-Castiella 1 , Arno Villringer 1 , Robert Turner 1 




969 

970 

971 

972 

973 

974 

975 

Changes in Brain Functional Connectivity Precede 

changes in Structural Connectivity 

Pawel Skudlarski 1,2 , Leslie Wolfson 3 , Michael Stevens 4 , 

Godfrey Pearlson 5,2 

1 Hartford Hospital/IOL, Hartford, CT, 2 Yale School of 

Medicine, New Haven, CT, 3 University of Connecticut/ 

Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT, 4 Olin Neuropsychiatry 

Research Center, Hartford, United States, 5 Hartford 

Hospital, Hartford, CT 

a novel thalamo-cortical tracts atlas to quantify 

connectivity damage after traumatic brain injury 

Letizia Squarcina 1 , Alessandra Bertoldo 1 , David Sharp 2 

1 University of Padova, Department of Information 

Engineering, Padova, Italy, 2 The Division of Experimental 

Medicine, Imperial College London, London, United 

Kingdom 

Sexual dimorphism in corpus callosum microstructure: 

a critical re-evaluation 

Rene Westerhausen 1 , Kristiina Kompus 1 , Margaretha 

Dramsdahl 1 , Liv Falkenberg 1 , Renate Grüner 2 , Helene 

Hjelmervik 1 , Karsten Specht 3 , Kerstin von Plessen 4 , 

Kenneth Hugdahl 5 

1 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 2 Haukeland 

University Hospital, Bergen, Norway, 3 Department of 

Biological and Medical Psychology, University of Bergen, 

Bergen, Norway, 4 University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, 

Denmark, 5 Division of Psychiatry and Bergen Mental Health 

Center, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway 

Involvement of the corpus callosum in rare motor 

neuron disorders, as assessed by DTI 

Alexander Unrath 1 , Hans-Peter Müller 1 , Albert Ludolph 1 , 

Jan Kassubek 1 

1 University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany 

Diffusion Tensor Imaging reveals Structural 

Connectivity between Human auditory and 

Visual Cortex 

Anton Beer 1 , Tina Plank 1 , Mark Greenlee 1 

1 Universität Regensburg, Regensburg, Germany 

right and left temporoparietal junctions exhibit 

different structural connectivity profiles 

Aaron Kucyi 1 , Massieh Moayedi 2 , Irit Weissman-Fogel 3 , 

Karen Davis 4 

1 University of Toronto, 2 University of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada, 3 Toronto Western Research Institute, University 

Health Network, Toronto, Ontario, 4 Toronto Western 

Hospital, Toronto, Canada 

measurement of Callosal motor Fiber Location related 

Foot movement in the Human Brain using DTT-fmrI 

Dong Hoon Lee 1 , Cheol Pyo Hong 1 , Woo Ho Shin 1 , 

Sung Ho Jang 2 , Ji Won Park 3 

1 Department of Radiological Science, College of Health 

Science, Yonsei University, Wonju, Gangwondo, Korea, 

Republic of, 2 Department of Physical Medicine and 



Therapy, College of Health Science, Catholic University of 

Daegu, Daegu, Korea, Republic of

Neuroanatomy 


976 

977 

978 

979 

980 

981 

982 

Lateralization of white matter diffusion within arcuate 

fasciculus fiber bundles 

Ralph Suarez1 , Michael Paldino1 , Simon Warfield1 1Children’s Hospital Boston, Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA 

Leptin-dependent correlations between gray and 

white matter structure in obese and lean women 

Karsten Mueller 1 , Annette Horstmann 1 , Harald Möller 1 , 

Alfred Anwander 1 , Matthias Schroeter 1 , Joeran Lepsien 1 , 

Arno Villringer 1 , Burkhard Pleger 1 



DTI measures in motor and cognitive pathways 

differ between mS and controls 

Katherine Koenig 1 , Erik Beall 2 , Jian Lin 2 , Blessy Mathew 2 , 

Lael Stone 3 , Stephen Rao 2 , Robert Bermel 3 , Micheal 

Phillips 2 , Mark Lowe 2 , Steven Jones 2 

1 Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, United States, 2 Cleveland 

Clinic, Cleveland, OH, 3 The Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, 

OH 

Location and Symmetry evaluation of Hand motor 

Corticospinal Tract in the Corona radiata 









Daegu, Daegu, Korea, Republic of 

DTI measures in posterior cinguate and entorhinal 

cortex correlate with performance on the PaSaT 

Katherine Koenig 1 , Jian Lin 2 , Ken Sakaie 3 , Stephen Rao 2 , 

Bruce Trapp 2 , Mark Lowe 2 , Micheal Phillips 2 

1 Cleveland, United States, 2 Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, 

OH, 3 Cleveland Clinic, CLEVELAND, OH 

Voxel-Based analysis by DTI Imaging on major 

Depression in young adults 

Nianming Zuo1 , Jiliang Fang2 , Yang Hong2 , Tao Li3 , 

Xueyu Lv3 , Haibing Tong2 , Xiaoling Wang2 , Weidong 

Wang3 , Yuan Zhou4 , Tianzi Jiang5 1NLPR&LIAMA, Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy 

Of Science, Beijing, China, 2Department Of Radiology, 

Guang’anmen Hospital, China Academy of Chinese 

Medical Sciences, Beijing, China, 3Department Of 

Psychology, Guang’anmen Hospital, China Academy of 

Chinese Medical Sciences, Beijing, China, 4Institute of 

Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 

5Institute Of Automation, Chinese Academy Of Sciences, 


a DTI-based Study in Long-term meditators 

Eileen Luders 1 , Kristi Clark 1 , Katherine Narr 1 , Arthur Toga 1 

1 UCLA School of Medicine, Department Of Neurology, 


983 

anatomical Location and angle measurements of 

Corticospinal Tract in the Internal Capsule 









Daegu, Daegu, Korea, Republic of 

Perception and Attention 

Attention: Auditory/Tactile/Motor 

984 

985 

986 

987 

988 

Top-down controlled alpha band activity in 

somatosensory areas determines discrimination 

performance 

Saskia Haegens 1 , Ole Jensen 1 

1 Radboud University Nijmegen, Donders Institute for 

Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

rapid tuning of non-primary auditory cortex neurons 

supports selective listening in humans 

Jyrki Ahveninen 1 , Matti Hämäläinen 1 , Iiro Jääskeläinen 2 , 

Seppo Ahlfors 1 , Samantha Huang 1 , Fa-Hsuan Lin 1,3 , 

Tommi Raij 1 , Mikko Sams 2 , Christos Vasios 1 , John 

Belliveau 1 

1 Harvard Medical School - Martinos Center, Department 

of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Charlestown, MA, 2 Department of Biomedical Engineering 

and Computational Science, Aalto University School 

of Science, Espoo, Finland, 3 Institute of Biomedical 

Engineering, National Taiwan University, Tapei, Taiwan 

BoLD correlates of erP topography can dissociate 

between specific and non-specific task features 

Ilan Laufer 1 , Michiro Negishi 1 , Cheryl Lacadie 1 , 

Xenophon Papademetris 2 , R. Todd Constable 2 

1 Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Yale University, 

New Haven, CT, 2 Department of Diagnostic Radiology; 

Department of Biomedical Engineering, Yale University, 

New Haven, CT 

Neural Correlates of Changing Stimulus–response 

Probabilities in Speeded Choice reactions 

Robert Langner 1 , Witali Pomjanski 2 , Oliver Jakobs 2 , 

Karl Zilles 3 , Simon Eickhoff 1 

1 Dept. of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 

RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 2 C. & 

O. Vogt Institute for Brain Research, University of 

Duesseldorf, Duesseldorf, Germany, 3 Institute of 

Neuroscience and Medicine (INM-2), Research Centre 

Juelich, Juelich, Germany 

a 3-D Virtual reality based sensory oddball task for 

eliciting P300 

Kai-Chiun Li 1 , Chun-Chuan Chen 1 , Shih-Ching Yeh 2 

1 Graduate Institute of Biomedical Engineering,National 

Central University, Taiwan, Taoyuan, Taiwan, Republic of 

China, 2 Department of Computer Science and Information 

Engineering, National Central University, Taiwan, Taoyuan, 






Attention: Auditory/Tactile/Motor, continued 

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an electroencephalographic investigation of the 

filled-duration illusion 

Takako Mitsudo 1 , Caroline Gagnon 1 , Hiroshige Takeichi 2 , 

Simon Grondin 1 

1 École de psychologie, Université Laval, Québec, 

Canada, 2 Laboratory for Mathematical Neuroscience, 

Brain Science Institute, RIKEN, Saitama, Japan 


Attention: Visual 

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991 

992 

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Category-specific preparatory bias in lateral occipital 

complex facilitates rapid target detection, (o-Th3) 

Chun Siong Soon1 , Praneeth Namburi1 , Michael Chee1 1Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore, 

Singapore 

Behavioral and Brain effects of Cholinergic 

enhancement of Selective attention to Faces 

and Houses 

Emiliano Ricciardi 1,2 , Pietro Pietrini 1,2 , Giacomo 

Handjaras 1 , Joanna Szczepanik 3 , James Haxby 4 , 

Maura Furey 3 

1 Laboratory of Clinical Biochemistry and Molecular 

Biology, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 2 Department 

of Laboratory Medicine and Molecular Diagnostics, 

Azienda Ospedaliero Universitaria Pisana, Pisa, Italy, 

3 Experimental Therapeutics and Pathophysiology Branch, 

NIH/NIMH, Bethesda, MD, 4 Dartmouth College, Hanover, 

NH 

Spatiotopic Structural Connectivity underlying 

Visual attention 

Adam Greenberg 1 , Timothy Verstynen 2 , Walter Schneider 2 , 

Marlene Behrmann 1 

1 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, 2 University of 

Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 

Timing and amplitude of gamma-band deactivation in 

default-mode network is correlated with behavior 

Tomas Ossandon 1 , Karim Jerbi 1 , Juan Vidal 1 , Olivier 

Bertrand 1 , Philippe Kahane 2 , Jean-Philippe Lachaux 1 


Research Center, Brain Dynamics and Cognition Team, 

Lyon, France, 2 INSERM U836 and University Joseph 

Fourier, Grenoble, France 

Fronto-parietal interactions in top-down and 

bottom-up selection 

Jane Klemen 1 , Chris Chambers 2 , Mareike Menz 3 

1 School of Psychology and Cardiff University Brain 

Research and Imaing Centre, 2 Cardiff University, United 

Kingdom, 3 Deparment of Systems Neuroscience, 

University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany, 


Novel fmrI Paradigm reveals attentional Field 

Topography 

Alexander Puckett 1 , Yan Ma 2 , Jed Mathis 1 , Edgar DeYoe 1 

1 Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, United States, 

2 Marquette University, Milwaukee, United States 


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Heightened PCC-DLPFC interactions are linked to 

slower current-trial rT but to faster next-trial rT 

Jérôme Prado 1 , Daniel Weissman 2 

1 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 2 Department of 

Psychology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 

TmS on aIP disrupts perceptual enhancement of 

action relevant features 

Tjerk Gutteling 1 , J. Kenemans 2 , Soon Park 1 , Sebastiaan 

Neggers 3 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute for Neuroscience, Utrecht, 

Netherlands, 2 University of Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 

3 University Medical Center Utrecht & Rudolf Magnus 

Institute for Neuroscience, Utrecht , Utrecht 

Decoding visuospatial attention from local activity 

patterns in the human frontal cortex 

Christian Kalberlah 1,2 , Yi Chen 1,2 , Jakob Heinzle 2 , 

John-Dylan Haynes 3,1,4 


Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Bernstein 

Center for Computational Neuroscience, Charité - 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 3 Bernstein 

Center for Computational Neuroscience Charité - 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 4 Graduate 

School of Mind and Brain, Humboldt-Universität, Berlin, 

Germany 

Stimulus value biases β- and β- rhythms in monkey 

fronto-cingulate cortex during attentional control 

Martin Vinck 1 , Stefan Everling 2 , Daniel Kaping 3 , 

Thilo Womelsdorf 2 

1 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 

2 Robarts Research Institute, London, Canada, 

3 Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, University 

of Western Ontario, London, Canada 

Timing of motion-based visual attention networks 

explored using fmrI-neuronavigated TmS 

Bonnie Alexander 1 , Robin Laycock 1 , Sheila Crewther 2 , 

David Crewther 3 

1 La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia, 2 La Trobe 

University, Melbourne , Australia, 3 Swinburne University, 

Melbourne, Australia 

Sustained gamma-band responses as neural correlate 

of top-down processes 

Tomas Ossandon 1 , Juan Vidal 2 , Karim Jerbi 2 , Philippe 

Kahane 3 , Olivier Bertrand 4 , Jean-Philippe Lachaux 4 

1 Lyon, France, 2 INSERM U1028, CNRS UMR5292, 

Lyon Neuroscience Research Center, Brain Dynamics 

and Cognition Team, Lyon, France, 3 INSERM U836 and 

University Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France, 4 INSERM 

U1028, CNRS UMR5292, Lyon Neuroscience Research 

Center, Brain Dynamics and Cognition Team, Ly, 

Lyon, France


Attention: Visual, continued 

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effects of autonomic stimulation on the brain at 

rest and during a cognitive task: an fmrI study 

Barbara Basile 1 , Andrea Bassi 2 , Giovanni Calcagnini 3 , 

Pietro Cortelli 4 , Carlo Caltagirone 2,5 , Marco Bozzali 1 

1 Neuroimaging Laboratory, Santa Lucia Foundation, 

Rome, Italy, 2 Department of Clinical and Behavioural 

Neurology, Santa Lucia Foundation, Rome, Italy, 

3 Department of Technology and Health, Italian Institute of 

Health, Rome, Italy, 4 Department of Neurological Science, 

University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy, 5 Department of 

Neuroscience, University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’, 

Rome, Italy 

Sleep deprivation hinders distractor suppression 

during selective attention 

Danyang Kong1,2 , Chun Siong Soon2 , Michael Chee2 1National University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, 

2Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore, 

Singapore 

Cortico-tectal connectivity mediates TmS effects on 

visuo-attentional networks: a DTI study 

Romain Quentin 1 , Raffaella Migliaccio 1 , Lorena Chanes 1,2 , 

Antoni Valero-Cabré 1,3,4 

1 Centre de Recherche de l’institut du Cerveau et de la 

Môelle, CR-ICM, CNRS UMR 7225, INSERM UMRS 975, 

Paris, France, 2 Ecole des Neurosciences de Paris, Paris, 

France, 3 Laboratory for Cerebral Dynamics Plasticity & 

Rehabilitation, Boston University School of Medicine, 

Boston, MA, 4 Cognitive Neuroscience and Information 

Technology Research Program, Open University of 

Catalonia (UOC), Barcelona, Spain 

Childhood maltreatment is associated with altered 

Cue-evoked Brain activation in adulthood 

Suzanne Clerkin 1 , Voula Galanopoulos 2 , Olga Berwid 1,2 , 

Kurt Schulz 1 , Jeffrey Halperin 1,2 

1 Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY, 2 Queens 

College, City University of New York, Flushing, NY 

The right anterior Insula activations Irrespective of 

Stimulus modality and Laterality 

Yoshimi Ohgami 1 , Yasunori Kotani 1 , Tetsuji Tsukamoto 2 , 

Shigeru Kiryu 3 , Yusuke Inoue 4 

1 Tokyo Institute of Technology, Meguro, Tokyo, Japan, 

2 GE Healthcare Japan, Tokyo, Japan, 3 The University 

of Tokyo, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 4 Kitasato University, 

Sagamihara, Kanagawa 

Changes in hemispheric asymmetry across the 

menstrual cycle in left-right decision task 

Helene Hjelmervik 1 , Marco Hirnstein 2 , Berge Osnes 1 , 

Cecilie Byholt Endresen 3 , Markus Hausmann 2 , 

Kenneth Hugdahl 4 , Karsten Specht 5 

1 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 2 Department of 

Psychology, Durham University, Durham, United Kingdom, 

3 University of Bergen, 4 Division of Psychiatry and Bergen 

Mental Health Center, Haukeland University Hospital, 

Bergen, Norway, 5 Department of Biological and Medical 

Psychology, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway 

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The disparity between cognitive vigilance and 

intra-operative vigilance in surgery: an fNIrS study 

Colin Sugden 1 , Daniel Leff 2 , Felipe Orihuela-Espina 2 , 

David James 2 , Kenko Fujii 2 , Ara Darzi 3 , 

Guang-Zhong Yang 2 

1 Imperial College London, 2 Imperial College, London, 

United Kingdom, 3 Imperial Collge, London, 


Deviation between eye movements and attention 

causes change blindness 

Andrei Nikolaev 1 , Peter Jurica 2 , Chie Nakatani 2 , 

Gijs Plomp 3 , Cees van Leeuwen 2 

1 Riken Brain Science Institute, Wako-shi, Japan, 

2 RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Wako-shi, Japan, 

3 École Politechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, 

Lausanne, Switzerland 

Frequency of attention-related gamma Band activity 

Decreases with Severity of Hepatic encephalopathy 

Nina Kahlbrock 1 , Markus Butz 1,2 , Elisabeth May 1 , 

Meike Brenner 1 , Gerald Kircheis 3 , Dieter Häussinger 3 , 

Alfons Schnitzler 1 

1 Institute of Clinical Neuroscience and Medical 

Psychology, Heinrich-Heine-University, Duesseldorf, 

Germany, 2 University College London Institute of 

Neurology, London, United Kingdom, 3 Heinrich-Heine- 

University, Duesseldorf, Germany 

The effect of Task Difficulty on effective Connectivity 

of right anterior Insular Cortex 

Yasunori Kotani 1 , Yoshimi Ohgami 1 , Tetsuji Tsukamoto 2 , 

Shigeru Kiryu 3 , Yusuke Inoue 4 

1 Tokyo Institute of Technology, Meguro, Tokyo, Japan, 

2 GE Healthcare Japan, Hino, Tokyo, Japan, 3 The 

University of Tokyo, Minato, Tokyo, 4 Kitasato University, 

Sagamihara, Kanagawa 

Intracranial gamma-band activity and the role of 

category information in visual search 

Carlos Hamamé 1 , Juan Vidal 1 , Tomas Ossandon 1 , 

Karim Jerbi 1 , Sarang Dalal 2 , Jean-Philippe Lachaux 3 



Lyon, France, 2 INSERM U821, France, 3 INSERM U821, 

Lyon, France 

Sex Difference in Correlation between Cognitive 

Style and Brain activity in Visual DmTS in Children 

Kohei Asano 1 , Yasuyuki Taki 1 , Hiroshi Hashizume 2 , 

Yuko Sassa 3 , Michiko Asano 4 , Hikaru Takeuchi 5 , Mijin 

Lee 1 , Ryuta Kawashima 6 

1 IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 2 IDAC, Tohoku 

University, Japan, 3 Division of Developmental Cognitive 

Neuroscience, Institute of Development, Aging and 

Cancer (IDAC), Sendai, Japan, 4 IDAC, Sendai, Japan, 

5 Smart Ageing International Research Center, Institute of 

Development, Aging and Cancer, Tohoku Unive, sendai, 

Japan, 6 SAIRC, IDAC, TOHOKU UniV, Sendai, Japan 





Chemical Senses: Olfaction, Taste 

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1015 

evidence for ventral and dorsal streams in the 

chemical senses 

Johannes Frasnelli 1 , Johannes Gerber 2 , Thomas 

Hummel 3 , Johan Lundstrom 4 , Simona Negoias 2 , 

Franco Lepore 5 

1 Université de Montréal, 2 University of Dresden Medical 

School, Dresden, Germany, 3 Technische Universität 

Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 4 Monell Chemical Senses 

Center, Philadelphia, PA, 5 Université de Montréal, 

Montréal, Canada 

assessment of olfactory reactivity of different brain 

areas with fmrI 

Elena Molina 1 , Ana Beatriz Solana 1 , Juan Antonio 

Hernández-Tamames 1,2,3 , susana borromeo 2 , 

Guillermo Luna 2 , Juan Álvarez-Linera 1,3,4 

1 Center for Biomedical Technology - UPM, Pozuelo de 

Alarcon, Spain, 2 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Mostoles, 

Spain, 3 Fundación CIEN-Fundación Reina Sofía, Madrid, 

Spain, 4 Hospital Ruber Internacional, Madrid, Spain 


Consciousness and Awareness 

1016* 

1017 

1018 

measuring intracortical communication in 

non-communicating patients, (o-Th1) 

Mario Rosanova 1 , Olivia Gosseries 2 , Silvia Casarotto 1 , 

Melanie Boly 3 , Adenauer Casali 1 , Giulio Tononi 4 , 

Steven Laureys 2 , Marcelo Massimini 1 

1 University of Milan, Milan, Italy, 2 University of Liege, 

Belgium, Liege, Belgium, 3 University of Liege, Liege, 

Belgium, 4 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 

Preserved bottom-up but impaired top-down 

processing in the vegetative state 

Melanie Boly 1 , Marta Garrido 2 , Olivia Gosseries 3 , 

Marie-Aurelie Bruno 3 , Pierre Boveroux 3 , Caroline 

Schnakers 3 , Marcelo Massimini 4 , Vladimir Litvak 5 , 

Steven Laureys 3 , Karl Friston 6 

1 University of Liege, Liege, Belgium, 2 Wellcome Trust 

Centre for Neuroimaging, London, United Kingdom, 

3 University of Liege, Belgium, Liege, Belgium, 4 University 

of Milan, 5 University College London, London, United 

Kingdom, 6 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, 

Lodnon, United Kingdom 

reduced global functional connectivity in patients 

with a disorder of consciousness. an fmrI study 

Julia Sophia Crone 1 , Gunther Ladurner 2,3 , 

Stefan Golaszewski 4 , Martin Kronbichler 5,2 

1 Neuroscience Institute, Christian Doppler Clinic, 

Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria, 2 Neuroscience Institute, 

Christian-Doppler-Clinic, Salzburg, Austria, 3 Department 

of Psychology, University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria, 

4 Department of Neurology, Christian-Doppler-Clinic, 

Salzburg, Austria, 5 University of Salzburg, Salzburg, 

Austria 


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Changes in effective Connectivity during Propofol 

Sedation 

Francisco Gómez 1 , Andrea Soddu 2 , Christophe Phillips 1 , 

Melanie Boly 1 , Audrey Vanhaudenhuyse 1 , Pierre 

Boveroux 1 , Severine Lauwick 3 , Eduardo Romero 4 , 

Steven Laureys 1 , Quentin Noirhomme 1 

1 Coma Science Group, Cyclotron Research Centre, 

University of Liege, Liege, Belgium, 2 University of Liege, 

Liege, Belgium, 3 CHU Sart Tilman Hospital, University of 

Liege, Liege, Belgium, 4 Bioingenium Research Group, 

Faculty of Medicine, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 

Bogota, Colombia 

Distinct Language activation and Connectivity Profiles 

in Infants Sedated with Nembutal and Propofol 

Mark DiFrancesco1 , Brian Zappia1 , Sara Robertson1 , 

Daniel Choo1 , Scott Holland1 1Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, 

OH USA 

Investigating mind-wandering and attention during 

focused meditation 

Wendy Hasenkamp 1,2 , Christine Wilson-Mendenhall 1,3 , 

Erica Duncan 1,2 , Lawrence W. Barsalou 1 

1 Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 2 Atlanta VA Medical 

Center, Decatur, GA, 3 Northeastern University, Boston, MA 

anesthetic sedation modulates resting connectivity of 

the left inferior frontal gyrus 

Emmanuel Stamatakis 1 , Ram Adapa 2 , Anthony Absalom 3 , 

David Menon 2 

1 Queens’ College, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 


3 University Medical Center, Groningen, The Netherlands 

Disruption of Cortical Integration during anesthesia 

Michel van Putten 1,2 

1 Clinical Neurophysiology Group, MIRA, University 

of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands, 2 Department of 

Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology, Medisch 

Spectrum Twente, Enschede, Netherlands 

Source Localization of middle Latency auditory 

evoked Potentials Indicates effects of anesthesia 

Denis Jordan 1 , Rüdiger Ilg 2 , Sabine Paprotny 1 , 

Eberhard Kochs 1 , Gerhard Schneider 3 

1 Department of Anesthesiology, Technische Universität 

München, Munich, Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, 

Technische Universität München, Munich, Germany, 

3 Department of Anesthesiology, Universität Witten/ 

Herdecke, Wuppertal, Germany 

eeg evoked responses to repeated Names in 

Propofol-altered States of Consciousness 

Mariana Babo Rebelo 1 , Audrey Vanhaudenhuyse 2 , 

Andrea Soddu 2 , Pierre Boveroux 2 , Severine Lauwick 2 , 

Marie-Aurelie Bruno 2 , Melanie Boly 2 , Christophe Phillips 3 , 

Steven Laureys 2 , Quentin Noirhomme 2 

1 University of Liege, Liege, Belgium, 2 Coma Science 

Group, Liege, Belgium, 3 Cyclotron Research Center, 

Liege, Belgium


Consciousness and Awareness, continued 

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environmental influences on activity patterns in 

altered states of consciousness 

Philippe PEIGNEUX 1 , An-Sofie DE WEER 2 , Marc DA ROS 2 , 

Jacques BERRE 3 , Christian MELOT 3 , Serge GOLDMAN 4 

1 Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Bruxelles, Belgium, 


Research Unit, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 3 Intensive 

Care Unit, University Hospital Erasme, ULB, Bruxelles, 

Belgium, 4 Department of Nuclear Medicine and PET/ 

Biomedical Cyclotron Unit, University Hospital Erasme, 

ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium 

Changing Patterns of Correlations Between resting 

State Networks During Different Tasks 

Klaus B. Bærentsen 1 , Johannes Damsgaard Bruhn 1 , 

Mark Fosnæs 1 , Mads Hansen 1 , Cecilie Møller 1 , 

Hans Stødkilde-Jørgensen 2 

1 University of Aarhus, Dpt. of Psychology, Århus C, 

Denmark, 2 Aarhus University Hospital, Skejby, Århus, 

Denmark 

Thalamic hyperexcitability but cortico-cortical 

disconnection under propofol anesthesia 

Melanie Boly1 , Rosalyn Moran2 , Michael Murphy3 , 

Pierre Boveroux4 , Marie-Aurelie Bruno4 , Quentin 

Noirhomme5 , Didier Ledoux4 , Jean-Francois Brichant4 , 

Giulio Tononi6 , Steven Laureys4 , Karl Friston7 1 2 University of Liege, Liege, Belgium, University College 

London, London, United Kingdom, 3Department of 

Psychiatry, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 

4 5 University of Liege, Belgium, Liege, Belgium, University 

of Liege, 6University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 

7Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, Lodnon, 



Sleep and Wakefulness 

1029 

1030 

electrographic transients during non-rem sleep 

and their associated haemodynamic changes 

David Rollings 1 , Andrew Bagshaw 1 

1 University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom 

Corresponding changes of rSN and eeg connectivity 

of the brain during propofol anesthesia 

Rüdiger Ilg 1 , Denis Jordan 2 , Anna Schorer 1 , Manuel 

Schröter 3 , Victor Spoormaker 3 , Susanne Neufang 4 , 

Christine Preibisch 4 , Eberhard Kochs 2 , Bernhard 

Hemmer 1 , Claus Zimmer 4 , Afra Wohlschläger 4 , Gerhard 

Schneider 5 

1 Department of Neurology, Technische Universität 

München, München, Germany, 2 Department of 

Anesthesiology, Technische Universität München, 

München, Germany, 3 Max Planck Institute of 

Psychiatry Munich, München, Germany, 4 Department 

of Neuroradiology, Technische Universität München, 

München, Germany, 5 Department of Anesthesiology, 

Universität Witten/Herdecke, Wuppertal, Germany 

1031 

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1033 

1034 

1035 

1036 

1037 

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Sleep deprivation increases tonic and reduces 

phasic activation: a combined fmrI/pCaSL study 

Thomas Fischer 1,2 , Kersten Diers 1 , Danny Wang 3 , Robert 

Langner 4 , Hans Herzog 5 , Burkhard Brocke 1 , Walter Sturm 2 

1 TU Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 2 University Hospital 

Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 3 Department of Neurology, 

University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 

4 RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 5 Research 

Center Juelich, Juelich, Germany 

eeg correlates of behavioural changes in vigilance 

in vegetative state and minimally conscious state 

Marie-Aurelie Bruno 1 , Eric Landsness 2 , Quentin 

Noirhomme 3 , Brady Riedner 2 , Olivia Gosseries 1 , 

Caroline Schnakers 1 , Marcelo Massimini 4 , Steven 

Laureys 1 , Giulio Tononi 2 , Melanie Boly 5 

1 University of Liege, Belgium, Liege, Belgium, 

2 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 3 University of 

Liege, 4 University of Milan, 5 University of Liege, 

Liege, Belgium 

Sleep spindles and emotional intelligence in 

school aged children 

Kerstin Hoedlmoser 1 , Judith Roell 1 , Philippe Peigneux 2 , 

Wolfgang Klimesch 1 , Manuel Schabus 1 

1 University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria, 2 Université 

Libre de Bruxelles, UR2NF, Bruxelles, Belgium 

Deep brain modulations guided by eeg-feedback 

can be probed by simultaneous fmrI 

Sivan Kinreich 1 

1 Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel 

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Sleep Deprivation Impairs effective Connectivity 

During resting State 

Giovanni Piantoni 1 , Bing Leung Cheung 2 , Barry Van Veen 2 , 

Nico Romeijn 1 , Brady Riedner 2 , Giulio Tononi 2 , Ysbrand 

Van Der Werf 1,3 , Eus J.W. Van Someren 1,4 


Netherlands, 2 University of Wisconsin, Madison, 

WI, 3 VUmc University Medical Centre, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 4 VU University, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Correlated fluctuations in vigilance and skin 

temperature: an erP study 

Jennifer Ramautar 1 , german gomez herrero 1,2 , 

Nico Romeijn 1 , Eus van Someren 1,2 


Netherlands, 2 Department of Integrative Neurophysiology, 

Center for Neurogenomics and Cognitive Research, 

Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam, VU University, 

Amsterdam, Netherlands 

measures of global brain dynamics define differences 

in neural state 

David Politte 1 , John Zempel 1 , Tracy Nolan 1 , Fred Prior 1 , 

Linda Larson-Prior 1 

1 Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO 




Physiology, Metabolism and 

Neurotransmission 

Cerebral Metabolism and Hemodynamic 

1039* 

1040* 

1041* 

1042 

1043 

The BOLD MRI post-stimulation undershoot in 

human primary motor cortex is not caused by elevated 

CBV, (O-W4) 

Peter Dechent 1 , Gunther Helms 1 , Dietmar Merboldt 2 , 

Jens Frahm 2 

1 MR-Research in Neurology and Psychiatry, 


2 Biomedizinische NMR Forschungs GmbH am MPI fuer 

biophysikalische Chemie, Goettingen, Germany 

Alteration in cerebral blood flow during a change in 

glycemic state., (O-W4) 

Peter Kochunov 1 , Monica Way 1 , Peter Fox 1 , Danny Wang 2 , 

Paul Higgins 3 , Anthony Comuzzie 3 , Saroja Voruganti 3 

1 University Of Texas Health Science Center At San 

Antonio, san antonio, TX, 2 UCLA, Los Angeles, United 

States, 3 Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research, 

san antonio, TX 

Cortical Depth-Dependent Temporal Dynamics of the 

BOLD Response in the Human Brain, (O-W4) 

Jeroen Siero 1,2,3 , Natalia Petridou 1,2,3 , Johannes 

Hoogduin 1,2,3 , Peter Luijten 2,3 , Nick Ramsey 1,2 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute, Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 University 

Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 3 Radiology, 


The role of NAA and NAAG in brain activation: 

new insights revealed by fMRS 

Gabriela Castellano 1,2 , Li Min Li 3,2 , Carlos Dias 1,2 , 

Bernd Foerster 4,2 , Roberto Covolan 1,2 

1 Neurophysics Group, Gleb Wataghin Physics Institute, 

University of Campinas - UNICAMP, Campinas - SP, 

Brazil, 2 CInAPCe Program (Cooperação Interinstitucional 

de Apoio a Pesquisas sobre o Cérebro), São Paulo State, 

Brazil, 3 Neurology Department, Medical Sciences School, 

University of Campinas - UNICAMP, Campinas - SP, 

Brazil, 4 Philips Medical Systems, São Paulo - SP, Brazil 

Non-invasive measure of oxygen consumption 

changes during cortical activation in 

premature neonates 

Nadege Roche-Labarbe 1 , Angela Fenoglio 2 , Harsha 

Radakrishnan 1 , Marcia Kocienski-Filip 3 , Andrea Surova 1 , 

Stefan Carp 1 , David Boas 1 , Patricia Grant 2 , Maria Angela 

Franceschini 1 

1 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Boston, MA, 


Center, Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA, 3 Newborn 

Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA 


1044 

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1046 

Computation of the baseline Oxygen Extraction 

Fraction from combined BOLD-fMRI and NIRS 

measurements 

Louis Gagnon 1 , Meryem Yucel 2 , Katherine Perdue 3 , 

Juliette Selb 2 , David Boas 1 

1 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, MGH & 

Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, 

Charlestown, MA, USA, 2 Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, MGH, Charlestown, MA, USA, 3 Martinos Center 

for Biomedical Imaging, MGH & Dartmouth College, 

Charlestown, MA, USA 

Relationship Between Cardiovascular Fitness and 

Cerebral Oxygenation in Young Adults 

Said Mekary 1 , Paul-Olivier Leclerc 2 , Claudine Gauthier 1 , 

Laurence Desjardins-Crépeau 3 , Olivier Dupuy 1 , Laurent 

Bosquet 4 , Richard Hoge 1 , Louis Bherer 3 

1 Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 2 École 

Polytechnique Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 3 Université 

du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 4 Université de 

Poitiers, Poitiers, France 

Reliability of ASL Perfusion Measurements 

Cecilie Byholt Endresen 1 , Helene Hjelmervik 1 , Berge 

Osnes 1 , Kenneth Hugdahl 1,2 , Karsten Specht 1,3 

1 Department of Biological and Medical Psychology, 

University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 2 Division of 

Psychiatry, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, 

Norway, 3 Department of Clinical Engineering, Haukeland 




Neurophysiology of Imaging Signals 

1047* 

1048** 

Variability of the Electro-physiologic Hemodynamic 

Relationship Across Cortical Regions in Humans, 

(O-W4) 

Christopher Conner1 , Timothy Ellmore1 , Thomas Pieters1 , 

Michael DiSano1 , Nitin Tandon1 1University of Texas Medical School at Houston, 

Houston, TX 

Induced visual gamma amplitude increases 

monotonically with stimulus size 

Krish Singh 1 , Gavin Perry 1 , Suresh Muthukumaraswamy 1 , 

Lisa Brindley 1 , Panagiotis Covanis 1 , Khalid Hamandi 2 

1 CUBRIC, School of Psychology, Cardiff University, 

Cardiff, United Kingdom, 2 The Epilepsy Unit, University 

Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, United Kingdom

Physiology, Metabolism and Neurotransmission 

Neurophysiology of Imaging Signals, continued 

1049 

1050 

1051 

1052 

Negative BoLD/CBF responses are predicted by 

natural variations in erPs to a median nerve stimulus 

Karen Julia Mullinger 1 , Stephen Mayhew 2 , Andrew 

Bagshaw 3 , Richard Bowtell 1 , Susan Francis 1 

1 University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom, 

2 University of Birmingham, Birimingham, United Kingdom, 

3 University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom 

explaining suppression of the default network during 

cognitive performance: effects of respiration 

Willem Huijbers 1,2 , Cyriel Pennartz 1 , Ewa Beldzik 3,1 , 

Aleksandra Domagalik 3,1 , Martin Vinck 1 , Winni Hofman 1 , 

Roberto Cabeza 4 , Sander Daselaar 4,1 


2 Harvard University, Boston, MA, 3 Jagiellonian University, 

Krakow, Poland, 4 Duke University, Durham, NC 

Spatiotemporal correlation between BoLD and 

electrophysiology in language function 

Dora Hermes 1 , Kai Miller 2 , Mariska Vansteensel 3 , Cyrille 

Ferrier 3 , Martin Bleichner 3 , Erik Aarnoutse 3 , Nick Ramsey 4 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, 2 Department 

of Neurobiology and Behavior, University of Washington, 

Seattle, WA, 3 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 4 Rudolf Magnus Institute of 

Neuroscience, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands 

a generalized procedure for calibrated mrI 

incorporating hyperoxia and hypercapnia 

Claudine Gauthier 1,2 , Richard Hoge 3,2 

1 Université de Montréal, Physiology/Biomedical 

Engineering Department, Montreal, Canada, 2 CRIUGM, 

Montreal, Canada, 3 Université de Montréal, Physiology/ 

Biomedical Engineering, Montreal, Canada 



Pharmacology and Neurotransmission 

1053 

1054 

understanding the effects of ketamine on the brain: 

combining BoLD phmrI, CBF and subjective ratings 

Sara De Simoni 1 , Owen O’Daly 1 , Fernando Zelaya 1 , 

Adam Schwarz 2 , Stephanie Stephenson 1 , Steven 

Williams 1 , Mitul Mehta 1 

1 King’s College London, London, United Kingdom, 

2 Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, United States 

modulation of resting State Networks by Zolpidem 

using a group ICa with Dual regression analysis 

Lisa Nickerson 1,2 , Steven Lowen 1,2 , George Trksak 1,2 , 

Scott Lukas 1,2 , Stephanie Licata 1,2 

1 McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA, 2 Harvard Medical 


1055 

1056 

1057 

1058 

Blocking Cholinergic activity Differentially modulates 

encoding based on attended Stimulus Features 

Maura Furey 1 , Andrew Speer 2 , Elana Hoffman 2 , 

Carlos Zarate 2 , Wayne Drevets 3 

1 Experimental Therapeutics and Pathophysiology Branch, 

NIH/NIMH, Bethesda, MD, 2 NIMH/NIH, Bethesda, MD, 

3 Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, OK 

restingstate alterations under antidepressant 

treatment: Bupropion and Paroxetine versa Placebo 

Coraline Metzger 1 , Heiko Graf 2 , Dorothea Irene Horn 1 , 

Antonie Hartmann 2 , Georg Grön 2 , Angela Seeringer 3 , 

Julia Stingl 3 , Martin Walter 1 , Birgit Abler 2 

1 Clinical Affective Neuroimaging Laboratory, Department 

of Psychiatry, Otto-von-Guericke University, Magdeburg, 

Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry, University of Ulm, 

Ulm, Germany, 3 Institute of Pharmacology of Natural 

Products & Clinical Pharmacology, University of Ulm, 

Ulm, Germany 

Cholinergic enhancement modulates Neural activity 

on Large Scale representations of Faces and Houses 

Giacomo Handjaras 1 , Emiliano Ricciardi 1,2 , 

James Haxby 3 , Pietro Pietrini 1,2 , Maura Furey 4 


Biology, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 2 Department of 

Laboratory Medicine and Molecular Diagnostics, 


3 Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences, 

Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH, 4 Experimental 

Therapeutics and Pathophysiology Branch, NIH/NIMH, 

Bethesda, MD 

Cingulate histology and glutamate mrS predict 

ketamine effects on its functional rs-connectivity 

Martin Walter 1 , Milan Scheidegger 2,3 , Coraline Metzger 1 , 

Alexander Fuchs 4 , Heinz Boeker 3 , Erich Seifritz 5 , 

Peter Boesiger 2 , Anke Henning 2 , Simone Grimm 6,3 

1 Clinical Affective Neuroimaging Laboratory, Department 


Germany, 2 Institute for Biomedical Engineering, ETH 

Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 3 Clinic of Affective Disorders 

and General Psychiatry, Psychiatric University Hospital 

Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 4 Institute for Biomedical 

Engineering, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 5 Clinic for Affective Disorders and 

General Psychiatry, Psychiatric Hospital Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 6 Cluster Languages of Emotion, Freie 

Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

1059 role of the cholinergic system for rhythmic human 

brain activity in a spatial visual attention task 

Markus Bauer 1 , Christian Kluge 1 , Dominik Bach 1 , 

Raymond Dolan 1 , Jon Driver 1 

1 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, 






Self Processes 

1060* experienced meditators reveal State and Trait 

Changes In Default-mode activity and 

Connectivity, (o-Th4) 

Judson Brewer1 , Hedy Kober1 , Patrick Worhunsky1 , 

Jeremy Gray2 , Jochen Weber3 1Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, 

2 3 Yale University, New Haven, CT, Columbia University, 

New York, NY 

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1066 

a 7T fmrI study on primary somatosensory cortex 

activity during observed touch of self and others, 

(o-Th4) 

Esther Kuehn 1 , Robert Trampel 1 , Karsten Mueller 1 , 

Robert Turner 1 , Simone Schuetz-Bosbach 1 



“Increased connectivity of emotional brain systems 

after criticism in neurotic women ” 

M.N. Servaas 1 , H. Riese 2 , R.J. Renken 1 , J. Ormel 2 , 

A. Aleman 1 

1 Neuroimaging Center, RuG and UMC Groningen, 

Groningen, Netherlands, 2 Interdisciplinary Center for 

Psychiatric Epidemiology (ICPE), UMC Groningen, 

Groningen, Netherlands 

effects of a reattribution Training on Neural Correlates 

of Feedback Processing in Children 

Jale Özyurt 1 , Andrea Anschütz 2 , Barbara Moschner 2 , 

Ilka Parchmann 3 , Sascha Bernholt 3 , Christiane Thiel 1 

1 Biological Psychology Lab, Department of Psychology, 

Carl von Ossietzky University, Oldenburg, Germany, 

2 Department of Educational Sciences, Carl von Ossietzky 

University, Oldenburg, Germany, 3 Leibniz Institute of 

Sciences and Mathematics Education, Department of 

Chemistry Education, Kiel, Germany 

Self-concept threat priming modulates self-face 

recognition - an erP study 

Chenbo Wang 1 , Yina Ma 2 , Shaojuan Yang 2 , Shihui Han 2 

1 Peking University, 2 Peking University, Beijing, China 

graceful or heroic? - The cerebral substrates of 

gender stereotypes during self-evaluation 

Katharina Pauly1,2 , Anita Wojnar1 , Lena Hünefeld3 , 

Frank Schneider1,2 , Heather Hofmeister3 , Ute Habel1,2 1RWTH Aachen University, Department of Psychiatry, 

Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Medical School, 

Aachen, Germany, 2JARA-BRAIN Research Alliance, 

Translational Brain Medicine, Jülich - Aachen, Germany, 

3RWTH Aachen University, Department of Sociology, 

Aachen, Germany 

Culture seen with death in mind 

Verena Graupmann 1 , Isabella Peres 2,1 , Tonia Michaely 1 , 

Thomas Meindl 1 , Dieter Frey 1 , Kai Fehse 1 , Evgeny 

Gutyrchik 1 

1 Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, Germany, 

2 Institute of Medical Psychology, Munich, Germany 


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1069 

Neural correlates of mental effort evaluation – 

The involvement of the anterior Insular Cortex 

Tobias Otto1 , Fred Zijlstra2 , Rainer Goebel2 1 2 Maastricht University, Maastricht University, Maastricht, 

Netherlands 

altered Visual and auditory Processing in Sunyata 

meditation: a combined NIrS and eeg experiment 

Michael Erb 1 , Ann-Christine Ehlis 2 , Lena Ernst 3 , 

Van-Hung Nguyen Quang Chieu 4 , Master Thich Thong 

Triet 5 , Andreas Fallgatter 3 , Ranganatha Sitaram 6 

1 Universtity Hospital Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 

2 University of Tuebingen, Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Tuebingen, Germany, 3 Psychophysiology 

and Optical Imaging, University Hospital Tuebingen, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 4 ōōnyatō Meditation Stuttgart, 

Stuttgart, Germany, 5 ōōnyatō Meditation Center Perris, 

Riverside, CA, 6 Institute of medical psychology and 

behavioral neurobiology, Tuebingen, Germany 

Where is the self in the midline regions? 

Pengmin Qin 1 , Xuchu Weng 2 , Georg Northoff 1 

1 University of Ottawa Institute of Mental Health Research, 

Ottawa, Canada, 2 Institute of Psychology, Chinese 

Acadamey of Sciences, Beijing, China 


Social Cognition 

1070* 

1071** 

1072 

The effects of oxytocin on the neural correlates of 

paternal attachment, (o-Th4) 

Dina Schardt 1,2 , Johanna Gründing 1,2 , Matthias Wittfoth 3,2 , 

Anna Buchheim 4 , Heinrich Lanfermann 5,2 , Harald Gündel 6 , 

Christiane Waller 6 

1 Institute of Neuroradiology, Hannover Medical School, 

Hannover, Germany, 2 NICA- Neuroimaging and Clinical 

Applications, Hannover, Germany, 3 Department of 

Neurology, Hannover Medical School, Hannover, 

Germany, 4 Department of Psychology, Clinical 

Psychology, University of Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria, 

5 Institue of Neuroradiology, Hannover Medical School, 

Hannover, Germany, 6 Department of Psychosomatic 

Medicine, University Clinic Ulm, Ulm, Germany 

Political orientation relates to structural brain 

volume differences 

Andries van der Leij 1 , Ap Dijksterhuis 2 , Rick Van Baaren 2 , 

Victor Lamme 1 , H. Steven Scholte 1 


2 Radboud University Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

The modular neuroarchitecture of social judgments 

on faces 

Danilo Bzdok 1 , Robert Langner 1 , Karl Zilles 2 , 


1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Aachen, 

Germany, 2 Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, 

Juelich, Germany


Social Cognition, continued 

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a multivariate searchlight approach in fmrI to the 

neural processing of social traits from voices 

Phil McAleer 1 , Marianne Latinus 1 , Patricia E. G. 

Bestelmeyer 1 , Kate Sully 2 , Marc Becirspahic 2 , 

Frances Crabbe 1 , Alex Todorov 3 , Pascal Belin 1,4 

1 Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology, University 

of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2 School of 

Psychology, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United 

Kingdom, 3 Department of Psychology and Center for the 

Study of Brain, Mind and Behavior, Princeton University, 

New Jersey, U.S.A, 4 Laboratory for Brain, Music and 

Sound (BRAMS), Université de Montréal and McGill 

University, Quebec, Canada 

autism-associated genetic variation in the oxytocin 

system impacts social processing 

Carina Sauer 1 , Christian Montag 2 , Christiane Wörner 1 , 

André Spachmann 1 , Daniela Mier 1 , Peter Kirsch 1 , 

Martin Reuter 2 


2 University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany 

Intrinsic Brain Functional Dynamics reflect relative 

Strength in affective or Cognitive empathy 

Christine Cox1 , Lucina Uddin2 , Adriana Di Martino1 , 

F. Xavier Castellanos1,3 , Michael Milham1,3 , Clare Kelly1 1Phyllis Green and Randolph Cowen Institute for Pediatric 


NY, 2Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, 

Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA, 

3Nathan S. Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, 

Orangeburg, NY 

Who are you angry with? The influence of 

self-relevance on anger processing 

Julie GREZES 1 , Lydia Pouga 1 , Michèle Chadwick 1 , 

Marie-Sarah Adenis 1 , Jorge Armony 2 

1 INSERM U960 - ENS, Paris, France, 2 Douglas Institute, 

McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

minds at rest – revisited 

Leonhard Schilbach 1,2 , Kai Vogeley 1 , Peter Fox 3 , 

Angela Laird 3 , Simon Eickhoff 4,5 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Cologne, 

Cologne, Germany, 2 Max-Planck-Institute for Neurological 

Research, Cologne, Germany, 3 Research Imaging 


4 University Hospital Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 5 Institute 

of Neuroscience and Medicine, Research Center Juelich, 

Juelich, Germany 

your Flaws are my Pain: on the Neural Basis of 

Vicarious embarrassment 

Frieder Paulus1 , Christopher Cohrs2 , Jens Sommer1 , 

Andreas Jansen1 , Tilo Kircher3 , Sören Krach1 1Department of Psychiatry, Section of BrainImaging, 

Philipps-University Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 2School of Psychology, Queen’s University Belfast, Belfast, Ireland, 

3Department of Psychiatry, Philipps-University Marburg, 


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Police Culture Inhibit the empathy Brain related 

activity in Women: a Neuro-ethnographical Proposal 

Roberto Mercadillo 1 , Jose luis Diaz 2 , Sarael Alcauter 3 , 

Fernando Barrios 4 

1 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 

QUERETARO, MEX, 2 School of Medicine, UNAM, MEXICO 

D.F., 3 Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatria, INPRF, MEXICO 

D.F., 4 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 

QUERETARO, QRO 

meg responses to social attention and emotional 

expression cues from seen dynamic interacting faces 

José Luis Ulloa Fulgeri 1,2,3 , Aina Puce 4 , Laurent 

Hugueville 1,2,3 , Nathalie George 1,2,3 

1 CNRS, UMR 7225, CRICM, Paris, France, 2 Inserm U 975, 

Paris, France, 3 Université Pierre et Marie Curie-Paris 6, 

Paris, France, 4 Department of Psychological and Brain 

Sciences, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 

effects of Female Sex Hormones on the BoLD 

response to Faces 

Klara Mareckova 1,2 , Jennifer Perrin 3 , Irum Nawaz Khan 2 , 

Tomas Paus 4 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Canada, 2 University 

of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom, 3 University 

of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, 4 Rotman 

Research Institute, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

empathy modulates mirror system recruitment in 

sighted and congenitally blind individuals 

Daniela Bonino 1 , Emiliano Ricciardi 1,2,3 , Mario Guazzelli 4 , 

Pietro Pietrini 1,2 


Biology, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 2 Department of 

Laboratory Medicine and Molecular Diagnostics, Azienda 

Ospedaliero Universitaria Pisana, Pisa, Italy, 3 MRI Lab, 

Fondazione Regione Toscana/CNR “G.Monasterio”, Pisa, 

Italy, 4 Clinial Psychology Chair, University of Pisa, 

Pisa, Italy 

reinforcement learning signals during the instruction 

of learners 

Matthew Apps1 , Elise Lesage2 , Narender Ramnani3 1Royal Holloway, University of London, London, UK, 

2University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 

3Royal Holloway University of London, Egham, United 

Kingdom 






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1086 

1087 

1088 

Personality of male adolescents predicts functional 

connectivity while viewing social stimuli 

Erin Dickie 1 , Amir Tahmasebi 1 , Natasa Kovacevic 1 , 

E Artiges 2 , Tobias Banaschewski 3 , Gareth Barker 4 , 

Ruediger Bruehl 5 , Christian Büchel 6 , Patricia Conrod 4 , 

Herta Flor 7 , Hugh Garavan 8 , Juergen Gallinat 9 , Andreas 

Heinz 9 , Bernd Ittermann 5 , Eva Loth 4 , Klara Mareckova 1 , 

Anthony McIntosh 1 , Jean-Luc Martinot 10 , Jean Baptiste 

Poline 11 , Marcella Rietschel 7 , Michael Smolka 12 , 

Andreas Ströhle 9 , Gunter Schumann 4 , Tomas Paus 1,13,14 , 

the IMAGEN Consortium 4 

1 Rotman Research Institute, University of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 2 AP-HP Department of Adolescent 

Psychopathology and Medicine, Maison de Solenn, 

Cochin Hospital, Paris, France, 3 Department of Child and 

Adolescent Psychiatry, Central Institute of Mental Health, 

Mannheim, Germany, 4 Institute of Psychiatry, King’s 

College London, London, United Kingdom, 5 Physikalisch- 

Technische Bundesanstalt, Berlin, Germany, 6 University 

Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, 


Germany, 8 Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 

9 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Campus 

Charité, Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 

10 Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche 

Médicale, Paris, France, 11 CEA-I2BM-Neurospin, 


13 School of Psychology, University of Nottingham, 

Nottingham, United Kingdom, 14 Montreal Neurological 


Neural oscillations of Interpersonal Coordination: 

an meg Study 

I Konvalinka 1 , M Bauer 2 , J Kilner 2 , A Roepstorff 3 , C Frith 2 

1 Aarhus University / UCL, Aarhus, Denmark, 2 UCL, 

London, United Kingdom, 3 Aarhus University, Aarhus, 

Denmark 

Different neural substrates engage in bottom-up and 

top-down contextual event simulation 

Yukihito Yomogida 1,2 , Motoaki Sugiura 1 , Yoritaka Akimoto 1 , 

Carlos Makoto Miyauchi 1 , Ryuta Kawashima 3,1 

1 IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 2 JSPS, Tokyo, 

Japan, 3 SAIRC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 

abstract Social Intentions: an fmrI study about 

imitation of social gestures 

Alessandra Ghinato Mainieri 1,2 , Stefan Heim 3 , 

Benjamin Straube 4 , Tilo Kircher 4 


Psychosomatics, RWTH Aachen University, 

Aachen,Germany, 2 JARA - Translational Brain Medicine, 

Aachen, Germany, 3 Department of Psychiatry, 


University, Aachen, Germany, 4 Department of Psychiatry 

und Psychotherapy, Philipps-University Marburg, 


Neural substrates of causal attribution of animated 

social behaviors 

Shihui Han 1 

1 Peking University, Beijing, China 


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1092 

1093 

1094 

1095 

Humanized perception of potential victims in moral 

dilemmas recruits empathy-related brain areas 

Jasminka Majdandzic 1,2 , Christian Windischberger 2 , 

Christian Langer 3 , Ewald Moser 2 , Herbert Bauer 1 , 

Claus Lamm 1 

1 Social, Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Unit, 

Faculty of Psychology, University of Vienna, Austria, 

2 MR Centre of Excellence, Medical University of Vienna, 

Austria, 3 Austrian Federal Ministry of Defence and Sports, 


Degree of perceived irony modulates amygdala 

activity: fmrI evidence 

Yoritaka Akimoto 1 , Motoaki Sugiura 1 , Yukihito Yomogida 1 , 

Carlos Makoto Miyauchi 1 , Shiho Miyazawa 2 , 


1 IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 2 Graduate 

School of Medicine, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 

3 SAIRC, IDAC, TOHOKU UniV, Sendai, Japan 

Individual Difference in Cognitive Processes during 

Thinking: an fmrI Study on “Who’s Done It” Task 

Motoaki Sugiura 1 , Yukihito Yomogida 1,2 , Yoko Mano 1 , 

Atsushi Sekiguchi 1 , Toshimune Kambara 1,2,3 , 


1 IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 2 JSPS, Tokyo, 

Japan, 3 IIARE, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan 

effect of empathic concern induction on neural 

responses during decisions in the ultimatum game 

Patrick Williams 1 , Jorge Barraza 1 , Paul Zak 1 , 

Michael Spezio 2 

1 Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA, 

2 Scripps College, Claremont, CA 

The effect of visual perspective on the somatosensory 

excitability during pain observation 

Dora Linsey Canizales 1,2,3 , Pierre-Emmanuel Michon 2 , 

Julien Voisin 2 , Michel-Pierre Coll 2,3 , Marc-André Roy 1 , 

Philip Jackson 2 

1 Centre de recherche Université Laval Robert Giffard, 

Québec, Canada, 2 Centre Interdisciplinaire de Recherche 

en Réadaptation et Intégration Sociale, Québec, Canada, 

3 École de psychologie, Université Laval, Québec, Canada 

Temporal Components of Chinese Kinship 

representation: an erP Study 

Yue Ge 1 , Chunliang Feng 1 , Honghong Tang 1 , 

Yue-Jia Luo 1 , Chao Liu 1 



I know what you’ll feel: affective mentalizing in 

alexithymia, an fmrI Study 

Katharina Goerlich 1,2 , Andre Aleman 1 , Christine Hooker 2 

1 Neuroimaging Center, University of Groningen, 

Groningen, Netherlands, 2 Department of Psychology, 

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA



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emotion regulation Skills modulate the BoLD 

response to empathy for Pain 

Denise Dörfel 1,2 , Anke Karl 3 , Peter Richter 2 , 

Annett Werner 4 , Gabriele Buruck 2 

1 Divison of Mind and Brain Research, Charitè 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Technische 

Universität Dresden, Department of Psychology, Work 

and Organizational Psychology, Dresden, Germany, 

3 University of Exeter, School of Psychology, Clinical 

Psychology, Exeter, United Kingdom, 4 Technische 

Universität Dresden, University Hospital Carl Gustav 

Carus, Department Neuroradiology, Dresden, Germany 

activity of mirror neuron system when observing 

unnatural actions of a Cg character 

Kazuma Oki 1 , Sotaro Shimada 2 

1 Meiji University, Japan, 2 Meiji University, Japan 

Differences of brain activities in perspective-taking 

with presented emotional situations 

Momo Kim 1 , Seungbok Lee 1 , Eunae Lee 1 , Jungwoo Son 2 

1 Department of Psychology, Chungbuk National 

University, Cheongju, Korea, Republic of, 2 Department of 

Neuropsychiatry, College of Medicine, Chungbuk National 

University, Cheongju, Korea, Republic of 

Brain activities during Judged Congruent Situation or 

Not on Social Perception;a preliminary study 

YoungSeok Shin 1 , Jae-Jin Kim 2 , Soo Hee Choi 3 , 

Jinsick Park 1 , Kang Jun Yoon 4 , Hyeongrae Lee 1 , 

Je Yeon Lee 1 , In Young Kim 1 , Sun I. Kim 1 , Yohan Son 1 

1 Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 Institute 

of Behavioral Science in Medicin, Yonsei University 

College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

3 Department of Psychiatry, Yonsei University College of 

Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 4 St. Peter’s Hospital, 



Social Interaction 

1100* 

1101 

Decoding inter-individual relations from spatial 

similarity of brain activity, (o-Th4) 

Silke Anders 1 , John-Dylan Haynes 2 , Thomas Ethofer 3 

1 University of Luebeck, Luebeck, Germany, 2 Bernstein 

Center for Computational Neuroscience Charité - 

Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 3 Department 

of General Psychiatry, University of Tübingen, 

Tuebeingen, Germany 

Joint attention between individuals with normal and 

autism spectrum disorders using dual fmrI 

Hiroki Tanabe 1,2 , Hirotaka Kosaka 3 , Daisuke Saito 1,3 , 

Toshio Munesue 4 , Hidehiko Okazawa 3 , Yuji Wada 3 , 

Norihiro Sadato 1,2 

1 National Institute for Physiological Sciences, Okazaki, 

Aichi, Japan, 2 The Graduate University for Advanced 

Studies, Okazaki, Aichi, Japan, 3 University of Fukui, 

Eiheiji, Fukui, Japan, 4 Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, 

Ishikawa, Japan 

1102* 

1103** 

1104 

1105 

1106 

1107 

Imaging the social brain: a simultaneous multi-subject 

eeg hyperconnectivity study, (o-Th4) 

Laura Astolfi 1 , Fabrizio De Vico Fallani 1 , Jlenia Toppi 1 , 

Febo Cincotti 2 , Christopher Wilke 3 , Han Yuan 3 , Alexander 

Doud 3 , Serenella Salinari 4 , Donatella Mattia 2 , Bin He 3 , 

Fabio Babiloni 1 

1 University of Rome “ Sapienza” and Fondazione Santa 

Lucia IRCCS, Rome, Italy, 2 IRCCS Fondazione Santa 

Lucia, Rome, Italy, 3 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 

MN, United States, 4 University of Rome ‘Sapienza’, 

Rome, Italy 

Development of real-time mapping system for 

interpersonal synchrony during hyperscan fmrI 

Chang-Won Jang 1,2 , Sunghyon Kyeong 1,2 , Dongha Lee 1,2 , 



University College of Medicine, SEOUL, Republic Of 

Korea, 2 Department of Radiology and Division of Nuclear 

Medicine, Yonsei University College of Medicine, SEOUL, 


The interpersonal interaction in a competitive Tetris 

game under implicit and explicit conditions 

Yun-An Huang1 , Tai-Li Chou2 , Keng-Chen Liang2 , 

Jyh-Horng Chen3 1Dept. of Electrical Engineering, National Taiwan 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, 2Dept. of Psychology, National 


3National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of 

China 

Neural correlates of impulsivity in males with high 

and low trait aggressiveness 

Christina Pawliczek 1 , Birgit Derntl 2 , Thilo Kellermann 3 , 

Ruben Gur 4 , Ute Habel 5 

1 Aachen, Germany, 2 University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 

3 RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 4 University 

of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 5 University of Aachen, 


Neural Correlates of Social Norm Compliance in 

Forensic Patients with Psychopathic Traits 

Leila Haddad 1 , Harald Dressing 2 , Daniela Mier 3 , 

Ernst Fehr 4 , Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg 5 , Peter Kirsch 6 

1 Central Institute of Mental Health Mannheim, 

2 central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 

3 Department of Clinical Psychology, Central Institute of 

Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 4 University of Zurich, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 5 Central Institute of Mental Health, 


Spatial attention and response bias modulates 

oscillations during movement observation: 

a meg study 

Heng-Ru May Tan 1 , Hartmut Leuthold 2 , Joachim Gross 3 

1 University of Glasgow, GLASGOW, United Kingdom, 

2 University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 

3 Glasgow, United Kingdom 





Social Interaction, continued 

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1112 

1113 

1114 

Neural basis of interactive behaviour 

Bianca Backasch 1 , Benjamin Straube 1 , Martin Pyka 1 , 

Kircher Tilo 1 , Dirk Leube 2 

1 Department of Psychiatry und Psychotherapy, 



Philipps-University, Marburg, Germany 

Schizophrenia, social emotional processing and 

the role of the left ventrolateral prefrontal cortex 

Lisette Van Der Meer 1 , Marieke Pijnenborg 2 , Willem 

Nolen 3 , Andre Aleman 4 

1 BCN Neuroimaging Center, Groningen, Netherlands, 

2 Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 

3 University Medical Center Groningen, Groningen, 


Netherlands 

Neural substrates of social approach and avoidance 

Birgit Derntl 1,2 , Eva-Maria Seidel 2 , Simon Eickhoff 2 , Thilo 

Kellermann 2 , Ruben Gur 3 , Frank Schneider 2 , Ute Habel 2 

1 University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 2 RWTH Aachen 

University, Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy 

and Psychosomatics, Aachen, Germany, 3 University of 

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 

Neural Correlates of risk and ambiguity in 

Social Decision-making 

Nina Lauharatanahirun 1 , George Christopoulos 2 , 

Stephanie Regan 3 , Brooks King-Casas 2,4,5 


2 Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute, Roanoke, 

VA, 3 Harvard University, Boston, MA, 4 Department of 

Psychology, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA, 5 Salem 

Veteran Affairs Medical Center, Salem, VA 

Directed altruism induced by “warm-glow” through 

empathy: an fmrI study 

Hiroaki Kawamichi 1 , Hiroki Tanabe 2 , Haruka Takahashi 3 , 

Koji Shimada 3 , Norihiro Sadato 2 

1 National Insutitue for Physiological Sciences, Okazaki, 

Aichi, Japan, 2 National Institute For Physiological 

Sciences, Okazaki, Aichi, Japan, 3 The Graduate 

University for Advanced Studies, Okazaki, Aichi, Japan 

Brain responses to Social exclusion by Same and 

other gender Peers 

Danielle Bolling1 , Kevin Pelphrey2 , Brent Vander Wyk2 1 2 Yale Child Study Center, Yale Child Study Center, 

New Haven, CT 

Different Neural activity within Cooperative vs. 

Competitive context 

Shin-ae Yoon 1 , In young Shin 2 , Eun bi Lim 3 , 

Joohan Kim 2 , Eun Joo Kim 3 , Hae-Jeong Park 4 

1 Department of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and 

Research Institute of Radiological Science, Yonsei Uni, 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 The department of graduate 

school of Communication, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 3 The department of the graduate School of 

Education, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

4 Department of Radiology and Psychiatry, Severance 

Biomedical Science Institute, Yonsei University, Seoul, 



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gender Differences in Trust during economic 

exchange: an fmrI investigation 

Frank Krueger 1 , Jordan Grafman 2 , Kevin McCabe 3 , 

Viren Vasudeva 4 

1 George Mason University, 2 NINDS, Bethesda, MD, 

3 George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 4 Medical College 

of Georgia School of Medicine, Augusta, GA 

utilization of national traffic educational campaign 

for the Theory of mind research 

Jana Zelinkova 1 , Milan Brazdil 2 , Radek Marecek 2 , 

Michal Mikl 2 , Tomas Urbanek 3 

1 First Department of Neurology, Masaryk University, St. 

Anne’s Faculty Hospital, Pekarska 53, Brno 65, 2 First 

Department of Neurology, Masaryk University, St. Anne’s 

Faculty Hospital, Pekarska 53, Brno 65, Brno, Czech 

Republic, 3 Institute of Psychology, Academy of Sciences 

of the Czech Republic, Veveri 97, 602 00 Brno, Brno, 

Czech Republic 

an fmrI Study on Fairness in Social Interaction 

under Competitive and Cooperative conditions 

Po-Yih Lee 1 , Yun-An Huang 1 , Tai-Li Chou 2,3 , 

Jyh-Horng Chen 1,3 

1 Interdisciplinary MRI/MRS Lab, Department of Electrical 


Republic of China, 2 Dept. of Psychology, National 


3 Neurobiology and Cognitive Science Center, National 

Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China

Schedule of Poster Presentations 

Wednesday, June 29, 2011 and Thursday, June 30, 2011 

* Indicates poster will also be presented during an Oral Session. The Oral Session number is indicated in parantheses after the poster title. 

** Indicates poster will also be presented as an I-Poster. Please check the Program Book for I-Poster presentation times. 

Information listed, including author affiliations, appear as submitted. 

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2** 

3** 

4 

5 


Addictions 

Dissecting frontal lobe contributions to drug craving 

with fMRI and TMS, (O-T1) 

Takuya Hayashi 1,2 , Ji Hyun Ko 1,3 , Antonio Strafella 1,3 , 

Alain Dagher 1 


Montreal, Canada, 2 RIKEN Center for Moleculer Imaging 

Science, Kobe, Japan, 3 University of Tronto, Tronto, 

Canada 

OFC depicts approach preferences for alcohol stimuli 

in alcohol dependence 

Lena Ernst 1 , Michael Plichta 2 , Anna Zesewitz 3 , 

Thomas Dresler 3 , Sara Tupak 3 , Matthias Fischer 3 , 

Thomas Polak 3 , Ann-Christine Ehlis 1 , Andreas Fallgatter 1 

1 Psychophysiology and Optical Imaging, University 

Hospital Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 2 Department 

of Psychiatry, Division for Imaging in Psychiatry, 

Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 

3 Psychophysiology and Functional Imaging, University 

Hospital Wuerzburg, Wuerzburg, Germany 

Methamphetamine Dependent and Control Subjects 

Use Different Neural Strategies for Delay Discounting 

William Hoffman 1 , Daniel Schwartz 2 , David Lahna 2 , 

Marilyn Huckans 3 , Suzanne Mitchell 2 

1 Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Portland, United States, 

2 Oregon Health & Science University, Portland, OR, 

3 Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Portland, OR 

Evidence for involvement of the insula in the 

psychotropic effects of THC in humans 

Hendrika van Hell 1 , Matthijs Bossong 1 , Johan Jansma 1 , 

Gerry Jager 2 , Nick Ramsey 1 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, 

Netherlands, 2 Division of Human Nutrition, Wageningen 

University, Wageningen, Netherlands 

Is Response Feedback Processing in Abstinent 

Smokers Under Nicotinic Modulation? 

Matthew Sutherland 1 , Allison Carroll 1 , Betty Jo Salmeron 1 , 

Thomas Ross 1 , Elliot Hong 2 , Elliot Stein 1 

1 Neuroimaging Research Branch, National Institute 

on Drug Abuse, Baltimore, MD, 2 Maryland Psychiatric 

Research Center, Baltimore, MD 

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Neural correlates of the phenotypic structure of 

externalising symptoms 

Patricia Conrod 1 , Natalie Castellanos-Ryan 2 , 

Maren Struve 3 , Robert Whelan 4 , Jean-Baptiste Poline 5 , 

Tobias Banaschewski 6 , Gareth Barker 7 , Christian Büchel 8 , 

Herta Flor 3 , Bernd Ittermann 9 , Karl Mann 3 , Jean-Luc 

Martinot 10 , Tomas T Paus 11 , Marcella Rietschel 3 , Trevor 

Robbins 12 , Michael Smolka 13 , Andreas Ströhle 14 , Gunter 

Schumann 1 , Hugh Garavan 15 


United Kingdom, 2 University de Montreal, Montreal, 

Quebec, 3 Central Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, 

Germany, 4 Trinity University Dublin, Dublin, Iceland, 

5 CEA-I2BM-Neurospin, 6 Department of Child and 

Adolescent Psychiatry, Central Institute of Mental Health, 

Mannheim, Germany, 7 Institute of Psychiatry, King’s 

College, London, United Kingdom, 8 University Medical 

Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 


Germany, 10 Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche 

Médicale, Paris, France, 11 Rotman Research Institute, 

University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 12 University of 

Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 13 Technische 

Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 14 Department 

of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Campus Charité, 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 15 Trinity 

College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland 

Support vector machine classification of nicotine 

dependent subjects’ crave-state 

Yash Shah 1 , Luis Hernandez-Garcia 2 , Douglas Noll 2 , 

Kinh Luan Phan 2 , Mark Greenwald 3 , Jon-Kar Zubieta 2 , 

Scott Peltier 2 

1 University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 2 University 

of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 3 Wayne State University, 

Detroit, MI, USA 

Neurobehavioral Effects of Cocaine Use in a Social 

Dominance Task 

Katherine McCurry 1 , Nina Lauharatanahirun 1 , 

Richard De La Garza 2,3 , Thomas Newton 2,3 , Pearl Chiu 1,3,4,5 , 

Brooks King-Casas 1,4,5 


2 Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, 3 Michael E. 

Debakey Veteran Affairs Medical Center, Houston, TX, 

4 Department of Psychology, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, 

VA, 5 Salem Veteran Affairs Medical Center, Salem, VA 

Reduced error processing in the rostral Cingulate Zone 

in smokers is modulated by dopamine 

Maartje Luijten 1 , Dick Veltman 2 , Lolke Pepplinkhuizen 3 , 

Marion Smits 4 , Ingmar Franken 1 

1 Erasmus University Rotterdam - Institute of Psychology, 

Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2 VU University Medical Center, 

Department of Psychiatry, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

3 Parnassia Bavo Group, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 

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Impairment of driving abilities after cannabis smoking: 

the role of the anterior cingulate cortex 

Giovanni Battistella 1 , Eleonora Fornari 2 , Aurélien Thomas 3 , 

Jean-Frédéric Mall 4 , Jean-Marie Annoni 5 , Monique 

Appenzeller 4 , Bernard Favrat 3 , Thierry Buclin 4 , 

Christian Staub 3 , Patrice Mangin 3 , Christian Giroud 3 , 

Philippe Maeder 1 

1 Dept. of Radiology, CHUV and University of Lausanne, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 CIBM-CHUV Unit,Radiology Dept., 

CHUV and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 

3 University Center of Legal Medicine, Lausanne-Geneva, 

Switzerland, 4 Division of Clinical Pharmacology and 

Toxicology, CHUV and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, 

Switzerland, 5 Neurology Unit, dpt of Medicine, University 

Fribourg Medical Centre, Fribourg,Switzerland 

Learning to quit: The roles of amygdala and 

hippocampus in smoking cessation 

Shao-Hsuan Ho 1 , Hannah Chua 1 , James Abelson 1 , 

Agnes Jasinska 1 , Israel Liberzon 1 , Victor Strecher 1 

1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 

Prospect and anticipation in reward-Punishment 

Circuitry in Former & Current Cocaine users 

Krishna Pancholi 1 , Shashwath Meda 1 , Marc Potenza 2 , 

Michael Stevens 1,2 , Godfrey Pearlson 1,2 

1 Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center, Hartford Hospital, 

Hartford, CT, 2 Dept. of Psychiatry, Yale University School of 

Medicine, New Haven, CT 

Functional connectivity during reward mediates 

sensation seeking and substance use in at-risk youth 

Barbara Weiland 1 , Wai-Ying Wendy Yau 1 , Robert Welsh 2 , 

Preeti Samudra 3 , Robert Zucker 4 , Jon-Kar Zubieta 3 , 

Mary Heitzeg 3 

1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA, 2 University 

of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States, 3 University of 

Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 4 Univesity of Michigan, Ann 

Arbor, MI 

Structural deficits associated with cognitive 

dysfunction in methadone maintenance patients 

Chu-Chung Huang 1 , Wei-Che Lin 2 , Kun-Hsien Chou 3 , 

Ching-Po Lin 4 

1 Institue Of Biomedical Imaging And Radiological 

Sciences, National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan- Republic 

Of China, 2 Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Chang 

Gung Memorial Hospital - Kaohsiung Medical Center, 

Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 National Yang 

Ming University, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 4 National 

Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan- Republic Of China 

Combined Structural and Functional measures in 

recreational users of d-amphetamine 

Marieke Schouw 1 , Kenichi Oishi 2 , Matthan Caan 1 , 

Aart Nederveen 1 , Susumu Mori 2 , Liesbeth Reneman 1 

1 Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, 

Department of Radiology, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 

2 The Russell H. Morgan Dept. of Radiology and 

Radiological Sciences, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, 

Baltimore, MD 


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regional White matter Integrity in abstinent alcoholics 

Regina McGlinchey 1,2 , Catherine Fortier 3,4 , ELIZABETH 

LERITZ 5,6 , Jonathan Venne 7 , Victoria Williams 1 , William 

Milberg 1,2 , David Salat 8,9 

1 VA Boston Healthcare System, Boston, MA, 2 Harvard 

Medical School, Boston , MA, 3 VA Boston Healthcare 

System 182-JP, United States, 4 Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, 5 BOSTON VA / ATHINOULA A. MARTINOS 

CENTER, MGH, BOSTON, United States, 6 Brigham and 

Women’s Hopsital, Boston , MA, 7 VA Boston Healthcare 

System, Boston , MA, 8 Massachusetts General Hospital 

Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, 

Boston, MA, 9 VA Boston Healthcare Sytesm, Boston, MA 

FDg-PeT and anatomical mrI in non-abstinent 

alcohol-dependent subjects 

Monte Buchsbaum 1 , Simone Carvalho 2 , Samantha Lincoln 3 , 

Chelain Goodman 3 , Alex DeCastro 4 , Jonathan Entis 3 , 

Erin Hazlett 5 

1 University of California, San Diego, 2 Mount Sinai School of 

Medicine, New York , NY, 3 Mount Sinai School of Medicine, 

New York, NY, 4 University of California, San Diego, San 

Diego, CA, 5 J.J.P. VA Medical Center, New York, NY 

The influence of familial alcohol dependence on 

performance and BoLD-signal during planning 

Zsuzsika Sjoerds 1 , Marie-José Van Tol 2 , Wim Van den 

Brink 3 , Brenda Penninx 4 , Nic van der Wee 5 , Andre Aleman 6 , 

Dick Veltman 7 

1 VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 




4 VUMC, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 5 LUMC, Leiden, 



of Psychiatry, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

effects of extensive playing of violent video games in 

resting-state networks 

Bahram Mohammadi 1 , Gregor Szycik 2 , Christian F 

Beckmann 3 , Amir Samii 1 , Thomas Münte 4 , Bert Tewildt 2 

1 INI, Hannover, Germany, 2 Psychiatry, MHH, Hannover, 

Germany, 3 Univ Of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 

4 Neurology, University of Lübeck, Lübeck, Germany 

Structural brain alterations in heavy cannabis users 

Janna Cousijn 1 , Anna Goudriaan 2 , K. Ridderinkhof 1 , 

Wim Van den Brink 2 , Dick Veltman 2 , Reinout Wiers 1 

1 University of Amsterdam, Department of Psychology, 

Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 Academic Medical Center, 

University of Amsterdam, Department of Psychiatry, 


Lower White matter Diffusion in adolescent 

marijuana users 

Christine Cloak 1 , Jeff Sadino 1 , Linda Chang 1 , Caroline 

Jiang 1 , Daniel Alicata 1 , Thomas Ernst 1 

1 University of Hawaii, Manoa; JABSOM, Honolulu, HI


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abnormal striatal morphology in methamphetamine 

and cannabis abusing adolescents 

John Churchwell 1,2 , Paul Carey 3 , Helen Ferrett 3 , Dan Stein 3 , 

Bruce Spottiswoode 4 , Deborah Yurgelun-Todd 1,2 

1 The Brain Institute, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 

2 University of Utah Dept. of Psychiatry, Salt Lake City, UT, 

3 Department of Psychiatry, University of Stellenbosch, 

Cape Town, South Africa, 4 Cape Town University, Cape 

Town, South Africa 

an investigation into grey and white matter differences 

in current polydrug ecstasy users 

Brendan Behan 1 , Erik O’Hanlon 2 , Gloria Roberts 3 , 

Hugh Garavan 1 

1 Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience, Dublin, Ireland, 

2 Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, Dublin, Ireland, 

3 The University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia 

Functional response to drug-cues in patients with 

chronic addiction to cocaine and heroin 

Simona Gardini 1 , Luca Nocetti 2 , Cristian Toraci 3 , 

Annalena Venneri 4,5 

1 Department of Neuroscience, University of Parma, Parma, 

Italy, 2 Servizio di Fisica Sanitaria, Azienda Ospedaliera, 

Policlinico di Modena, Modena, Italy, 3 Biolab, Department 

of Communication, Computer and System Science (DIST), 

University of Genoa, Genoa, Italy, 4 Clinical Neuroscience 

Centre, Univeristy of Hull, Hull, United Kingdom, 5 San 

Camillo Hospital, IRCCS, Venice, Italy 

Implicit emotional processing (fmrI) in alcoholdependent 

patients 

Katrin Charlet 1 , Karina Naundorf 1 , Lina Dornhof 1 , 

Torsten Wüstenberg 1 , Florian Schlagenhauf 1 , Anne Beck 1 , 

Andreas Heinz 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Charité – 

Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Prenatal drug exposure alters adolescent neural 

responses in a probabilistic reward/punishment task 

Betty Jo Salmeron 1 , Maureen Black 2 , Kelsey Cacic 3 , 

Monique Ernst 4 , Tracy Riggins 5 , Julie Schweitzer 6 , 

Pradeep Kurup 7 

1 NIDA-IRP, 2 University of Maryland, School of Medicine, 

Baltimore, MD, 3 NIDA-IRP, Baltimore, MD, 4 NIMH, 

Bethesda, MD, 5 University of Maryland, College Park, 

College Park, MD, 6 University of California Davis School 

of Medicine, Sacramento, United States, 7 NIDA, NIH, 


Network analysis of Structural Connectivity from 

Diffusion Tensor Imaging in Chronic Cannabis users 

Dae-Jin Kim 1 , Hu Cheng 1 , Patrick Skosnik 2 , William 

Hetrick 1 , Brian O’Donnell 1 , Olaf Sporns 1 , Aina Puce 1 , 

Sharlene Newman 1 

1 Psychological and Brain Sciences, Indiana University, 

Bloomington, IN, USA, 2 Department of Psychiatry, Yale 

University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, USA 

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White matter Hyperintensities in an Inner City 

Population 

Maia Love 1 , William Honer 2 , Donna Lang 2 , G. MacEwan 2 , 

A. Vertinsky 2 , Fidel Vila-Rodriguez 2 

1 UBC (Vancouver BC) Medical resident, Vancouver, 

Canada, 2 UBC Brain Research Centre, Vancouver, B.C. 

Could We Predict Treatment outcome among Heroin 

Dependents Based on Brain activities Due to Craving? 

Hamed Ekhtiari 1 , Habib Ganjgahi 2 , Peyman Hassani- 

Abharian 3 , Zahra Alam-Mehrjerdi 4 , Mohammad Ali 

Oghabian 5 

1 Iranian National Center for Addiction Studies, Tehran, Iran, 

Islamic Republic Of, 2 Iranian National Center For Addiction 

Studies, Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic Of, 3 Institute for 

Cognitive Sciences Studies, Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic 

Of, 4 Iranian National Center for Addiction Studies, Tehran, 

Iran, Islamic Replblic of, 5 Research Center for Science 

and Technologies, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, 

Tehran, Iran, Islamic Replblic of 


Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and 

Tourette Syndrome 

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Increased intrinsic connectivity of the orbitofrontal 

cortex in obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 

Jan Beucke 1 , Jorge Sepulcre 2 , Tanveer Talukdar 3 , 

Christian Kaufmann 1 , Norbert Kathmann 1 

1 Department of Psychology, Humboldt-Universität zu 

Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, 3 Dartmouth 

Deficient response inhibition in unmedicated obsessive 

compulsive disorder patients: an fmrI study 

Stella De Wit 1,2 , Ysbrand Van Der Werf 3,2 , Dirk Heslenfeld 4 , 

Eveline Veltman 1 , Dick Veltman 1,2 , Odile van den Heuvel 1,2 

1 Dept. of Psychiatry, VU University Medical Center, 

Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 Neuroscience Campus 

Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 Dept. of Anatomy & 

Neuroscience, VU University Medical Center, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 4 Dept. of Cognitive Psychology, VU University, 


gray matter volume alterations in obsessivecompulsive 

disorder: absolute vs. relative differences 

Carles Soriano-Mas 1 , Jesus Pujol 2 , Pino Alonso 3 , Eva 

Real 3 , Rosa Hernández-Ribas 3 , Marina Lopez Sola 4 , Ben 

Harrison 5 , Hector Ortiz 2 , Oren Contreras 6 , Laura Blanco 6 , 

Johan Deus 7 , José Menchón 3 , Narcis Cardoner 3 

1 Instituto Carlos III. Bellvitge University Hospital-IDIBELL, 

Barcelona, Spain, 2 CRC-Mar, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Bellvitge 

University Hospital-IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain, 4 IDIBELL, 

Barcelona, Spain, 5 Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre, 

The University of Melbourne, Melboune, Australia, 6 CRC- 

Mar, IMIM, Barcelona, Spain, 7 Universitat Autonoma de 

Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 


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anterior cingulate cortex volume distinguishes from 

patients with resistant and non-resistant oCD 

Narcis Cardoner 1,2 , Carles Soriano-Mas 1 , Jesus Pujol 3 , 

Eva Real 1 , CINTO SEGALÀS 1 , Ben Harrison 4 , Rosa 

Hernández-Ribas 1,2 , Marina Lopez Sola 5 , Esther Via 1 , 

Oren Contreras-Rodríguez 3 , Laura Blanco 3 , Johan Deus 6 , 

Pino Alonso 1,2 , José Menchón 1,2 


2 CIBERSAM, Barcelona, Spain, 3 CRC-Hospital del Mar, 

Barcelona, Spain, 4 Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre, 

The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 

5 IDIBELL-CIBERSAM, Barcelona, Spain, 6 Universitat 

Autonoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 

Lateral frontal cortex volume reduction in male adults 

with Tourette syndrome revealed by VBm 

Matthias Wittfoth 1 , Sarah Bornmann 2 , Kirsten Müller-Vahl 2 

1 of Neurology, Hannover Medical School;NICA 

(NeuroImaging and Clinical Applications), Hannover, 

Hannover, Germany, 2 Hannover Medical School, 

Hannover, Germany 

Symptom provocation paradigms shed light on the 

pathophysiology of obsessive Compulsive Disorder 

Paula Banca 1 , Fernando Pocinho 2 , João Relvas 2 , 

Sérgio Tafula 3 , João Paulo Silva Cunha 3 , 


1 IBILI-Faculty of Medicine of University of Coimbra, 

Coimbra, Portugal, 2 Hospital of the University of Coimbra, 

Coimbra, Portugal, 3 IEETA / DETI, University of Aveiro, 

Aveiro, Portugal 

Cortical Plasticity Following Surgical Cingulotomy for 

obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 

Sameer Sheth 1 , Patrick Schweder 2 , Christian Strong 1 , 

Darin Dougherty 1 , Emad Eskandar 1 

1 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 


Oxford, United Kingdom 

Structural covariance of the neostriatum in obsessivecompulsive 

disorder 

Carles Soriano-Mas 1 , Ben Harrison 2 , Jesus Pujol 3 , 

Pino Alonso 4 , Eva Real 4 , Marina Lopez Sola 5 , Hector Ortiz 3 , 

Rosa Hernández-Ribas 4 , Oren Contreras 6 , Laura Blanco 6 , 

Johan Deus 7 , José Menchón 4 , Narcis Cardoner 4 

1 Instituto Carlos III. Bellvitge University Hospital-IDIBELL, 

Barcelona, Spain, 2 Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre, The 

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 3 CRC-Mar, 

Barcelona, Spain, 4 Bellvitge University Hospital-IDIBELL, 

Barcelona, Spain, 5 IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain, 6 CRC- 

Mar, IMIM, Barcelona, Spain, 7 Universitat Autonoma de 

Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 


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an fmrI study with Towel of London paradigm in 

patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder 

Guemsook Shim 1 , Wi Hoon Jung 2 , Aram Song 2 , Byung Jik 

Kim 3 , Eun-Hoe Goo 4 , Jae Yeon Hwang 1 , Sung Nyun Kim 1 , 

Go-Eun Jang 5 , Jun Soo Kwon 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Seoul National University, 

College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

2 Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience, College of 

Natural Sciences, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 3 Brain & Cognitive Sciences-WCU program, 

College of Natural Sciences, Seoul National University, 

Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 4 Department of Radiology 

and Clinical Research Institute, Seoul National University 

Hospital, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 5 Clinical Cognitive 

Neuroscience Center, Neuroscience Institute, SNU-MRC, 


Neural correlates of treatment response in oCD: effect 

of symptom dimensions 

Rosa Hernández-Ribas 1,2 , Carles Soriano-Mas 3 , 

Jesus Pujol 4 , Pino Alonso 1,2 , CINTO SEGALÀS 1,2 , 

Eva Real 1,2 , Esther Via 1 , Johan Deus 5 , Marina Lopez Sola 6,2 , 

Ben Harrison 7 , José Menchón 1,2 , Narcis Cardoner 1,2 

1 Bellvitge University Hospital-IDIBELL, Barcelona, 

Spain, 2 CIBERSAM, Barcelona, Spain, 3 Instituto Carlos 

III. Neuroscience Group. Bellvitge University Hospital- 

IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain, 4 IAT-CRC, Barcelona, Spain, 

5 Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 

6 IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain, 7 Melbourne Neuropsychiatry 

Centre, The University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia 

Cognitive Control of a Simple mental Image in Patients 

with obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 

Orhan Kocak 1 , Ayōegül Yılmaz 2 , Cem Atbaōoōlu 2,3 , 

Metehan Çiçek 4,3 

1 Kırıkkale University Psychiatry Department, Kırıkkale, 

Turkey, 2 Ankara University Psychiatry Department, Ankara, 

Turkey, 3 Ankara University Brain Research Center, Ankara, 

Turkey, 4 Ankara University Physiology Department, Ankara, 

Turkey 

White matter abnormalities in Pediatric 

obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Brain 

Jian Chen 1,2 , Tim Silk 1 , Amanda Wood 3 , Marc Seal 1 , 

Aldsdair Vance 4,5 

1 Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Melbourne, 

Australia, 2 Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, 

3 University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 

4 Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, 

5 University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia 

The relationship of gray matter abnormalities to 

Cognitive deficits in obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 

Na Young Shin 1 , Wi Hoon Jung 1 , Jun Hwan Jang 2 , 

Guemsook Shim 2 , Hye Yoon Park 2 , Jae Yeon Hwang 2 , 

Sung Nyun Kim 2 , Jun Soo Kwon 2 

1 Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience Center, Neuroscience 

Institute, SNU-MCR, Seoul, Korea, 2 Department of 

Psychiatry, Seoul National University College of Medicine, 

Seoul, Korea


Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders 

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mechanisms of perseveration of action in 

Parkinson’s Disease 

Laura Hughes1,2 , Ellemarije Altena1 , Roger Barker1 , 

James Rowe1,2 1University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 

2MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, 


effects of Parkinson’s disease and treatment on 

cortico-subcortical network functional connectivity 

David Cole1 , Bahram Mohammadi2 , Maria Milenkova3 , 

Katja Kollewe4 , Christoph Schrader4 , Amir Samii2 , 

Reinhard Dengler4 , Thomas Münte5 , Christian Beckmann6 1Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom, 

2 3 INI, Hannover, Germany, Dept. of Neurology, Medical 

University Sofia, Sofia, Bulgaria, 4Department of 

Neurology, Hannover Medical School, Hannover, Germany, 

5Neurology, University of Lübeck, Lübeck, Germany, 

6Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands 

mapping connectivity in the cortical-subcortical 

motor circuits of Parkinson’s disease patients 

Mike Sharman 1,2 , Romain Valabregue 1,2,3 , Vincent Perlbarg 4 , 

Linda Marrakchi-Kacem 5,6 , Cécile Galléa 1,2 , Cécile Zaros 7 , 

André Troiano 8 , Hartwig Siebner 9 , Christine Klein 10 , Alexis 

Brice 1,3,7 , Stéphane Lehéricy 1,2,3 

1 UMR-S975, CRICM-INSERM-UPMC, Paris, France, 

2 Centre de NeuroImagerie de Recherche (CENIR), 

Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris, France, 3 CNRS UMR 7225, 

Paris, France, 4 UMR-S678, INSERM-UPMC, Laboratoire 

d’Imagerie Fonctionnelle, Paris, France, 5 NeuroSpin, 

CEA, Gif-Sur-Yvette, France, 6 IFR-49, Paris, France, 

7 Département de Génétique et Cytogénétique, Hôpital 

Pitié-Salpêtrière, Paris, France, 8 Neurology Department, 

Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Queensland, 

Australia, 9 Danish Research Centre for Magnetic 

Resonance, Hvidovre, Denmark, 10 Clinical and Molecular 

Neurogenetics, Department of Neurology, University of 

Luebeck, Luebeck, Germany 

Why spasmodic dysphonia affects speech - an 

interventional structural and functional mrI study 

Christian Alexander Kell 1 , Philippe Dejonckere 2 , 

Katrin Neumann 3 

1 Brain Imaging Center, Frankfurt, Germany, 

2 Utrecht University Medical Center, Utrecht, Netherlands, 

3 Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany 

Dopamine Synthesis and resting Brain activity in 

Parkinsonism associated with gaucher Disease 

Joseph Masdeu 1 , Ozlem Goker-Alpan 1 , Angela Ianni 1 , 

Philip Kohn 1 , Daniel Eisenberg 1 , Grisel Lopez 1 , 

Ellen Sidransky 1 , Karen Berman 1 


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motor performance in Friedreich ataxia correlates 

with diffusion changes of the dento-rubral tract 

Hamed Akhlaghi 1 , Louise Corben 2 , Nellie Georgiou- 

Karistianis 3 , John Bradshaw 3 , Elsdon Storey 4 , 

Martin Delatycki 5 , Gary Egan 6 

1 Florey Neuroscience Institutes, Melbourne, Australia, 

2 Bruce Lefroy Centre for Genetic Health Research, 

Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Melbourne, 

Australia, 3 Experimental Neuropsychology Research Unit, 

School of Psychology and Psychiatry, Melbourne, Australia, 

4 Department of Medicine (Neurosciences), Monash 

University (Alfred Hospital Campus) Prahran, Melbourne, 

Australia, 5 Department of Clinical Genetics, Austin Health, 

Melbourne, Australia, 6 Florey Neuroscience Institutes, 

Centre for Neuroscience, University of Melbourne, 

Melbourne, Australia 

Subthalamic microlesion effect due to electrode 

insertion in Parkinson’s disease: a fmrI study 

Robert Jech 1 , Karsten Müller 2 , Dušan Urgošík 3 , 

Tomáš Sieger 4 , Štefan Holiga 2 , Filip Rōžiōka 3 , Petr Dušek 1 , 

Petra Havránková 1 , Josef Vymazal 3 , Evžen Rōžiōka 1 

1 Dept. of Neurology and Center for Clinical Neuroscience, 

1st Faculty of Medicine, Charles University, Prague, 

Czech Republic, 2 Max Planck Institute for Human 

Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 3 Dept. 

of Stereotactic Neurosurgery, Na Homolce Hospital, 

Prague, Czech Republic, 4 Dept. of Cybernetics, Faculty of 

Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University, Prague, 


altered motor resting state fcmrI in Parkinson’s 

Disease with forced exercise vs medication 

Erik Beall 1 , Jay Alberts 1 , Anil Thota 1 , Anneke Frankemolle 1 , 

Micheal Phillips 1 , Mark Lowe 1 

1 Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH, United States 

White matter tract integrity and cognition in 

Parkinson’s disease 

Tracy Melzer 1 , Richard Watts 2 , Michael MacAskill 1 , 

Toni Pitcher 1 , Ross Keenan 3 , Leslie Livingston 1 , 

John Dalrymple-Alford 2 , Tim Anderson 1 

1 Van der Veer Institute/ University of Otago, Christchurch, 

New Zealand, 2 Van der Veer Institute/ University of 

Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, 3 Christchurch 

Radiology Group, Christchurch, New Zealand 

Impaired emotion recognition and 

Functional Correlates of emotion Perception 

in Huntington’s Disease 

Imis Dogan 1,2,3 , Christian Sass 1 , Shahram Mirzazade 1,2,3 , 

Alexandra Kleiman 1,2,3 , Cornelius Werner 1,2 , Ferdinand 

Binkofski 4,2,3 , Jörg Schulz 1,2 , Johannes Schiefer 1 , 

N Shah 2,1,3 , Kathrin Reetz 1,2,3 

1 Department of Neurology, University Hospital RWTH 

Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 2 Institute of Neuroscience 

and Medicine, Research Center Jülich, Jülich, Germany, 

3 Jülich-Aachen Research Alliance (JARA Brain) - 

Translational Brain Medicine, Jülich-Aachen, Germany, 

4 Section for Neurological Cognition Research at the 

Department of Neurology, RWTH Aachen University, 






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Increased resting state connectivity in 

Spinocerebellar ataxia type 7: an fmrI study 

Sarael Alcauter 1,2 , Victor Saenger 3 , Rosalinda Díaz 4 , 

Maria de Lourdes Martinez 1 , Fernando Barrios 2 , 

Juan Fernández-Ruiz 4 

1 Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatría, INPRF, Mexico D.F., 

Mexico, 2 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 

QUERETARO, QRO, 3 Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad 

Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico D.F., Mexico, 

4 Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Nacional Autonoma 

de Mexico, Mexico D.F., Mexico 

attentional control in Huntington’s disease, 

an fmrI study 

Marcus Gray 1 , Ayaka Ando 1 , Alicia Dymowski 1 , Julie Stout 2 , 

Andrew Churchyard 3 , Phyllis Chua 4 , Gary Egan 5 , 

Nellie Georgiou-Karistianis 1 

1 Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, 2 Monash 

University, Australia, 3 Melbourne University, Melbourne, 

Australia, 4 Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre, Monash 

University, Melbourne, VIC, 5 Florey Neuroscience Institutes 

& Centre for Neuroscience, Parkville, Australia 

alertness-related brain activation and functional 

connectivity in preclinical Huntington’s disease 

Robert Christian Wolf 1 , Georg Grön 2 , Fabio Sambataro 3 , 

Nenad Vasic 2 , Nadine Wolf 4 , Carsten Saft 5 , Philipp 

Thomann 6 , Bernhard Landwehrmeyer 7 , Michael Orth 7 

1 University of Heidelberg, Department of General 

Psychiatry, Heidelberg, Germany, 2 Department of 

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy III, University of Ulm, 

Ulm, Germany, 3 Brain Center for Motor and Social 

Cognition, Italian Institute of Technology, Parma, Germany, 


5 Department of Neurology, University of Bochum, Bochum, 

Germany, 6 Center of Psychosocial Medicine, Department 

of General Psychiatry, University of Heidelberg, 

Heidelberg, Germany, 7 Department of Neurology, 

University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany 

Striatal D2 receptor and gaBaergic functions in early 

idiopathic restless legs syndrome 

Yasuomi Ouchi 1 , Shunsuke Yagi 1 , Etsuji Yoshikawa 2 , 

Masami Futatsubashi 2 , Toshihiko Kanno 3 , Yumi Oboshi 1 , 

Satoshi Kono 1 , Noriyoshi Nakai 4 , Masanobu Sakamoto 3 

1 Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, Hamamatsu, 

Japan, 2 Hamamatsu Photonics KK, Hamamatsu, Japan, 

3 Hamamtsu Medical Center, Hamamatsu, Japan, 4 Nagoya 

Daini Red Cross Hospital, Nagoya, Japan 

Initiation and inhibition of hand movement: cerebral 

activation in patients with Parkinson’s disease 

Carolien Toxopeus 1 , Gopal Valsan 2 , Bernard Conway 2 , 

Johannes van der Hoeven 3 , Klaus Leenders 1 , 

Natasha Maurits 1 , Bauke de Jong 1 

1 University Medical Center Groningen, Dept. of Neurology, 

University of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 

2 University of Strathclyde, Bioengineering Unit, Glasgow, 

United Kingdom, 3 University Medical Center Groningen, 

Depts. of Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology, 



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Dynamical causal modeling of beta synchrony in 

parkinsonian networks 

Andre Marreiros 1 , Rosalyn Moran 2 , Karl Friston 2 , 

Peter Brown 1 

1 Department of Clinical Neurology, University of Oxford, 

London, United Kingdom, 2 Wellcome Trust Centre for 

Neuroimaging, UCL, London, United Kingdom 

altered corticostriatal connectivity in 

Huntington disease 

christine delmaire 1,2,3 , Romain Valabregue 4,3,5 , 

Nicolas Menjot de Champfleur 2 , Yulia Worbe 6 , 

Alexandra Durr 7,5 , Stéphane Lehéricy 4,8,5 

1 Department of Neuroradiology, Lille,France, 2 Centre de 

Neuroimagerie de Recherche – CENIR, Pitie Salpetriere 

Hospital, Paris, France, 3 IFR49- Pitie Salpetriere Hospital, 

Paris, France, 4 CRICM-Centre de Neuroimagerie de 

Recherche – CENIR, Pitie Salpetriere Hospital, Paris, 

France, 5 Inserm U975- Pitie Salpetriere Hospital, Paris, 

France, 6 INSERM CIC 9503, Pitie Salpetriere Hospital, 

Paris, France, 7 Department of Genetics and Cytogenetics, 

and INSERM UMR S679,Pitie Salpetriere Hospital, Paris, 

France, 8 IFR 49- Pitie Salpetriere Hospital, Paris, France 

Compensatory cognitive neural mechanism in healthy 

carriers of the PD related g2019S LrrK2 mutation 

Avner Thaler 1 , Noa Bregman 2 , Anat Mirelman 3 , 

Tanya Gurevich 3 , Nir Giladi 4 , Talma Hendler 5 

1 Movement Diorder Unit, Department of Neurology, 

Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel-Aviv, Israel, 

2 Department of Neurology, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical 

Center, Tel-Aviv, Israel, 3 Movement Disorder Unit, Tel-Aviv 

Sourasky Medical Center, Tel-Aviv, Israel, 4 Department 

of Neurology, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel- 

Aviv, Israel, 5 Functional Brain Center, Wohl Institute for 

Advanced Imaging, Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, 

Tel Aviv, Israel 

Impairment of prefrontal activation and connectivity 

in Parkinson’s Disease: an fmrI & DTI study 

Sandra Evelyne Leh 1,2 , Alain Ptito 3 , Abbas Sadikot 2 , 

Jen-Kai Chen 2 , Marc Bohlken 4 , Sonja Huntgeburth 2 , 

Antonio Strafella 1,5 

1 Toronto Western Hospital & Research Institute, University 

of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 2 Montreal Neurological 

Institute, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 3 Department 

of Psychology, McGill University Health Centre, Montreal, 

Canada, 4 VU University, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 5 PET 

Imaging Centre, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 

University of Toronto, Montreal, Canada 

Cognitive profile affects fronto-striatal activation during 

set-shifting in Parkinson’s disease 

Oury Monchi 1 , Atsuko Nagano-Saito 2 , Claudine Habak 2 , 

Beatriz Mejia-Constain 2 , Thomas Jubault 2 , Laura Monetta 3 , 

Alain Ptito 4 , Antonio Strafella 5 

1 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, Montreal Geriatric’s 

Institute, University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

2 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, Montreal Geriatric’s 

Institute, University of Montreal, Montreal, Quebec, 

3 Département de réadaptation, Université Laval, Quebec, 

Quebec, 4 Department of Psychology, McGill University 

Health Centre, Montreal, Canada, 5 CAMH, and Toronto 

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Dopaminergic modulation of resting State Networks 

in Parkinson’s Disease 

Kathleen Poston 1 , William Shirer 1 , Fadi Tayim 1 , 

Vinod Menon 2 , Michael Greicius 3 

1 Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 2 Stanford University, 

Stanford, United States, 3 Stanford University Medical 

Center, Stanford, United States 

Incidence of Cognitive Impairment in Cohorts with 

Longitudinal evaluation-PD: Neuroimaging results 

Cristina Nombela Otero 1 , Adam Hampshire 2 , David Breen 1 , 

Tien Khoo Khoo 3 , Michael Firbank 3 , James Rowe 1,4 , Adrian 

Owen 2 , John O’Brien O’Brien 3 , David Burn 3 , Roger Barker 1 

1 Clinical Neuroscience Department. Cambridge University, 

Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2 Centre for Brain and Mind. 

University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada, 

3 Clinical Ageing Research Unit, Newcastle University, 

Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 4 MRC-Cognition 

and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

resting State Connectivity Patterns in 

Parkinson’s Disease 

Cornelius Werner 1,2 , Imis Dogan 1 , Alexandra Kleiman 1 , 

Shahram Mirzazade 1 , Claudia Rottschy 1 , Christian Sass 1 , 

Ferdinand Binkofski 1 , Nadim Shah 3 , Jörg Schulz 1 , 

Kathrin Reetz 1 

1 RWTH Aachen University, Dept. of Neurology, Aachen, 


Research Centre Juelich, Juelich, Germany, 3 Institute of 

Neuroscience and Medicine, INM-4, Research Centre 

Julich, Juelich, Germany 

Non-linear discriminant function analysis differentiates 

degenerative change in Huntington’s Disease 

Nellie Georgiou-Karistianis 1 , Marcus Gray 1 , 

Alicia Dymowski 1 , Ayaka Ando 1 , Leigh Johnston 2 , 

India Bohanna 1 , Julie Stout 3 , Andrew Churchyard 4 , 

Phyllis Chua 5 , Gary Egan 6 

1 Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, 2 University 

of Melbourne, VIC, Australia, 3 Monash University, 

Australia, 4 Melbourne University, Melbourne, Australia, 

5 Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre, Monash University, 

Melbourne, VIC, 6 Florey Neuroscience Institutes, Centre 

for Neuroscience, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, 

Australia 

In vivo thalamo-pontine cholinergic alterations in 

Progressive Supranuclear Palsy and multiple Syst 

Joachim MAZERE 1 , Wassilios MEISSNER 2 , Igor SIBON 2 , 

Willy MAYO 3 , Frederic LAMARE 4 , Denis GUILLOTEAU 5 , 

françois TISON 6 , Michèle Allard 7 

1 Université de Bordeaux, UMR CNRS 5287, 2 Service de 

Neurologie, CHU de Bordeaux, Hôpital Pellegrin, Place 

Amélie Raba Léon, 33076 Bordeaux, F, BORDEAUX, 

France, 3 Université de Bordeaux, UMR CNRS 5287, 

BORDEAUX, France, 4 Service de Médecine Nucléaire, 

CHU de Bordeaux, Hôpital Pellegrin, Place Amélie Raba 

Léon, 33076 Bor, BORDEAUX, France, 5 INSERM U619, 

Université François Rabelais, 2 bis Boulevard Tonnellé, 

37032 Tours Cedex, France, TOURS, France, 6 UMR-CNRS 

5227, Université Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2, 146 rue Léo 

Saignat, case 117, 33076 Bordeaux, BORDEAUX, France, 

7 INCIA UMR CNRS 5287, Bordeaux, France 

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Cortical Thinning in asymptomatic Parkin and 

PINK1 mutation Carriers? 

Alexandra Kleiman 1,2,3 , Ana Djarmati 4 , Johann Hagenah 4 , 

Hartwig Siebner 5 , Christine Klein 4 , Ferdinand Binkofski 2,3,6 , 

Kathrin Reetz 1,2,3 

1 Department of Neurology, University Hospital RWTH 

Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 2 Institute of Neuroscience 

and Medicine, Research Center Jülich, Jülich, Germany, 

3 Jülich-Aachen Research Alliance (JARA – Brain), Jülich- 

Aachen, Germany, 4 Department of Neurology, University 

of Luebeck, Luebeck, Germany, 5 Danish Research Centre 

for Magnetic Resonance, Copenhagen University Hospital 

Hvidovre, Hvidovre, Denmark, 6 Section for Neurological 

Cognition Research at the Department of Neurology, RWTH 

Aachen University, Aachen, Germany 

gray matter volume in cortical motor areas correlated 

with symptoms severity in essential tremor 

Lea Marais 1 , Cécile Gallea 1 , Traian Popa 1 , Sabine Meunier 1 , 

Stéphane Lehéricy 1 , Marie Vidailhet 1 

1 CRICM, Paris, France 

Neural atrophy associated with Impulse Control 

Disorders (ICDs) in Parkinson’s disease: a VBm study 

Mauro Plebani 1 , Roberta Biundo 1 , Patrizia Formento- 

Dojot 1 , Laura Bernardi 1 , Luca Ghezzo 1 , Luciano Foscolo 1 , 

Francesca Meneghello 1 , Annalena Venneri 1,2 , Angelo 

Antonini 1,3 

1 IRCSS San Camillo, Venice, Italy, 2 University of Hull, Hull, 

United Kingdom, 3 University of Padua, Padua, Italy 

TBSS analysis in mSa-P and mSa-C reveals 

Widespread White matter alterations 

Aaron Rulseh 1 , Jiōí Keller 1,2 , Robert Rusina 3 , Kateōina 

Zárubová 4 , Hana Brožová 5 , Petra Havránková 5 , Josef 

Vymazal 1,5 

1 Dept. of Radiology, Na Homolce Hospital, Prague, 

Czech Republic, 2 Charles University in Prague, 3rd Faculty 

of Medicine, Prague, Czech Republic, 3 Dept. of Neurology, 

Faculty Thomayer Hospital, Prague, Czech Republic, 

4 Dept. of Neurology, Charles University in Prague, 2rd 

Faculty of Medicine, Prague, Czech Republic, 5 Dept. of 

Neurology, Charles University in Prague, 1st Faculty of 

Medicine, Prague, Czech Republic 

resting State fmrI in Parkinson’s Disease 

Minjie Wu 1 , Tanya Simuni 1 , Todd Parrish 2 , Becky Stell 1 , 

Darren Gitelman 1,2 

1 Neurology, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL, 

2 Radiology, Northwestern University, Chicago, IL 

The relationship between walking speed and brain 

volume in Type 2 Diabetes mellitus 

Brad Manor 1,2 , Ervin Sejdic 3 , Heli Valkeinen 3 , Vera Novak 3 

1 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, 2 Harvard Medical 

School, Boston , MA, 3 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical 

Center, Boston, MA 






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alteration of resting state functional connectivity in 

de novo Parkinson’s disease 

Bumhee Park 1,2 , Phil Hyu Lee 3 , MaengKeun Oh 2 , 

Jong Doo Lee 2,1 , Hae-Jeong Park 2,1 





Korea, Republic of, 3 Department of Neurology and Brain 

Research Institute, Yonsei University College of Medicine, 


altered functional connectivity and small-worldness 

in hemiplegia 

Bumhee Park 1,2 , MaengKeun Oh 2 , Jong Doo Lee 2,1 , 







DTI and VBm findings in Pantothenate Kinaseassociated 

Neurodegeneration (PKaN) Dystonia 

Peter Stoeter 1 , Rea Rodriguez-Raecke 2 , Paulo Dellani 3 , 

Pedro Roa-Sanchez 4 , Herwin Speckter 4 , Rafael Fermin- 

Delgado 4 , Eddy Perez-Then 4 , Arndt Rolfs 5 , Bernd Foerster 6 

1 Hospital CEDIMAT, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 

2 Medizinische Hochschule, Hannover, Germany, 

3 Universitäts-Medizin, Mainz, Germany, 4 CEDIMAT 

Hospital, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 5 Albrecht- 

Kossel-Insttut, Rostock, Germany, 6 Philips Medical 

Systems, São Paulo - SP, Brazil 

Impaired activation of somatosensory cortex as fmrI 

correlate of limb-kinetic apraxia 

Thomas Foki 1,2 , Dietrich Haubenberger 3,4 , Walter Pirker 3 , 

Alexander Geissler 1,2 , Markus Hilbert 1,2 , Ilse Höllinger 1,2 , 

Katharina Merksa 1,2 , Moritz Wurnig 1,2 , Jakob Rath 1,5 , 

Johann Lehrner 3 , Siegfried Trattnig 5,2 , Eduard Auff 3 , 





Austria, 3 Department of Neurology, Medical University of 

Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 4 Human Motor Control Section, 

Medical Neurology Branch, NINDS, NIH, Bethesda, 

Bethesda, MD, 5 Department of Radiology, Medical 

University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria 


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a disrupted affective pathway in adolescent 

schizophrenia offspring evidenced using fmrI and 

DCm, (o-T1) 

Sunali Wadehra 1 , Simon Eickhoff 2 , Patrick Pruitt 3 , 

Vaibhav Diwadkar 1 

1 Wayne State University School of Medicine, Detroit, MI, 

2 RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 

3 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 

abnormal Prediction error signaling and dopamine 

levels in subjects at ultra-High risk of psychosis, 

(o-T1) 

Christopher Chaddock 1 , Oliver Howes 2 , Jon Roiser 3 , 

Philip McGuire 1 



Psychiatry; PET Psychiatry Centre, MRC Clinical Sciences 

Centre, London, United Kingdom, 3 Institute of Cognitive 

Neuroscience, University College London, London, 


The neurobiology of the psychosis continuum: 

evidence from working memory fmrI 

Christine Lycke Brandt 1 , Tom Eichele 2 , Ingrid Melle 3,1 , 

Kjetil Sundet 1,4 , Ingrid Agartz 3,5,6 , Kenneth Hugdahl 2,7 , 

Jimmy Jensen 8,1,3 , Ole Andreassen 3,1 

1 Division of Mental Health and Addiction, Oslo University 

Hospital, Oslo, Norway, 2 Department of Biological and 

Medical Psychology, University of Bergen, Bergen, 

Norway, 3 Institute of Clinical Medicine, University 

of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 4 Department of Psychology, 

University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 5 Department of Clinical 

Neuroscience, Psychiatry Section, Karolinska Institutet, 

Stockholm, Sweden, 6 Department of Psychiatric Research, 

Diakonhjemmet Hospital, Oslo, Norway, 7 Division of 

Psychiatry, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, 

Norway, 8 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Charité Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany 

Source Based morphometry analysis of group 

Differences in Fractional anisotropy in Schizophrenia 

Chris Abbott 1 , Nora Perrone-Bizzozero 2 , Jin Sui 3 , 

Jeremy Yamamoto 3 , Arvind Caprihan 4 , Godfrey Pearlson 5 , 


1 University of New Mexico, 2 University of New Mexico, 

Albuquerque, NM, 3 Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, 

NM, 4 MIND Research Network, Abuquerque, United States, 

5 Hartford Hospital, Hartford, CT 

gene Dosage and Default mode Network in 

Schizophrenia 

Su-Chun Huang 1,2 , Chih-Min Liu 3 , Hai-Go Hwu 3 , 

Chen-Chung Liu 3 , Fa-Hsuan Lin 1 , Wen-Yih Tseng 2,1 


University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Center for 


College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

3 Department of Psychiatry, National Taiwan University 

Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China


Schizophrenia and Psychotic Disorders, continued 

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Functional connectivity within limbic and paralimbic 

regions associated with criminal psychopathy 

Michelle Juarez 1 , Kent Kiehl 1 , Vince Calhoun 1 

1 Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, NM 

alterations in functional and structural connectivity 

in paranoid schizophrenia 

Sophia Mueller 1 , Daniel Keeser 2 , Kristina Hennig-Fast 2 , 

Christina Fuchs 3 , Ute Coates 4 , Maximilian Reiser 4 , 

Thomas Meindl 5 

1 Institute of Clinical Radiology, 2 Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, 


Ludwig-Maximilian University, Muich, Germany, 4 Institute 

of Clinical Radiology, University Hospitals Munich, Munich, 

Germany, 5 University Munich, Munich, Germany 

Local Cortical gyrification Changes in Schizophrenia 

and effects of genetic Liability 

Shantanu Joshi 1 , Keith Nuechterlein 2 , Roger Woods 1 , Owen 

Phillips 1 , Robert Asarnow 2 , Arthur Toga 1 , Katherine Narr 1 

1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, United 

States, 2 Departments of Neurology and Psychiatry and 

Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA School of Medicine, Los 

Angeles, United States 

Cortical gray matter mean Diffusivity Increases in 

Schizophrenia 

Owen Phillips1 , Kristi Clark1 , Roger Woods2 , 

Robert Asarnow2 , Keith Nuechterlein2 , Arthur Toga3 , 

Katherine Narr4 1 2 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, UCLA, LOS ANGELES, CA, 

3Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 

4Laboratory of Neuroimaging, UCLA School of Medicine, 


genomic risk for schizophrenic brain function 

analyzed by Parallel-ICa 

Jiayu Chen 1 , Jingyu Liu 2 , Vince Calhoun 2 

1 University of New Mexico, 2 The Mind Research Network, 


effective connectivity of language circuitry in 

schizophrenia patients with auditory hallucinations 

Branislava Curcic-Blake 1 , Edith Liemburg 2 , Ans 

Vercammen 3 , Marte Swart 2 , Rikus Knegtering 4 , Richard 

Bruggeman 2 , Andre Aleman 5 

1 University Medical Center Groningen, Netherlands, 


Netherlands, 3 Prince Of Wales Medical Research, 

Australia, 4 Lentis, Groningen, Netherlands, 5 BCN 

NeuroImaging Center, Groningen, Netherlands 

BDNF genetic Variation Predicts Hippocampal 

activation in medication-Free Schizophrenia Patients 

Daniel Eisenberg 1 , Angela Ianni 1 , Philip Kohn 1 , 

Bhaskar Kolachana 1 , Jose Apud 1 , Daniel Weinberger 1 , 

Karen Berman 1 


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effective connectivity of aKT1 working memory 

networks and pharmacogenetics in schizophrenia 

Hao Yang Tan 1 , Anthony Chen 2 , Bhaskar Kolachana 2 , 

Jose Apud 3 , Venkata Mattay 2 , Joseph Callicott 2 , 

Qiang Chen 2 , Daniel Weinberger 2 

1 nimh, 2 NIMH, Bethesda, United States, 3 National Institutes 


altered Structural Brain Developmental Trajectory 

in youth at Clinical risk for Psychosis 

Daqiang Sun 1 , Theo van Erp 2 , Kathleen Chak 1 , Wendy 

Lau 1 , Leila Kushan 1 , Carrie Bearden 1 , Sarah Jacobson 1 , 

Arthur Toga 3 , Paul Thompson 3 , Tyrone Cannon 1 

1 Departments of Psychology & Psychiatry and 

Biobehavioral Sciences, UCLA, Los Angeles, United 

States, 2 Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, 

UC Irvine, Irvine, United States, 3 Laboratory of Neuro 



Brain structure changes in schizophrenia patients: 

correlation with disease duration and functional 

Thomas Nickl-Jockschat 1 , Alena Pagel 2 , Angela R. Laird 3 , 

Frank Schneider 4 , Peter Fox 5 , Simon Eickhoff 6 

1 RWTH Aachen University, 2 Department of Psychiatry, 


University, Aachen, Germany, 3 Research Imaging Center, 

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, 

San Antonio, TX, 4 RWTH Aachen University, Department of 

Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Aachen, 

Germany, 5 Research Imaging Center, UT Health Science 

Center, San Antonio, TX, 6 Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Aachen, Germany 

Functional Imaging of the Sensory gating response 

in Schizophrenia 

Andrew Mayer 1,2 , David Ruhl 1 , Flannery Merideth 1 , 

Faith Hanlon 1 , Juan Bustillo 2 , Jose Canive 2 

1 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, United States, 

2 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, United States 

Withdrawn 

Distributed brain activity during working memory 

can be used to classify first-episode schizophrenia 

Ayna Nejad 1,2 , Kristoffer Madsen 1 , Bjørn Ebdrup 2 , 

Hartwig Siebner 1 , Hans Rasmussen 2 , Bodil Aggernaes 2 , 

Birte Glenthøj 2 , William Baaré 1 


Copenhagen University Hospital, Hvidovre, Denmark, 

2 Center for Clinical Intervention and Neuropsychiatric 

Schizophrenia Research, Copenhagen, Denmark 

reduced Connectivity in the Self-reflection Network 

of Schizophrenia Patients with Poor Insight 

Etith Liemburg 1 , Lisette Van Der Meer 2 , Marte Swart 1 , 

Branislava Curcic-Blake 3 , Rikus Knegtering 4 , Andre 

Aleman 5 


Netherlands, 2 BCN-Neuroimaging Center, Netherlands, 

3 University Medical Center Groningen, Netherlands, 

4 Lentis, Groningen, Netherlands, 5 BCN NeuroImaging 

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Progressive degeneration of thalamocortical 

circuitry in schizophrenia 

Derin Cobia 1 , Matthew Smith 1 , Lei Wang 1 , 

John Csernansky 1 

1 Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, 

Chicago, IL, United States 

auditory hallucinations and external auditory 

stimulation: a meta-analysis of neuroimaging studies 

Kristiina Kompus 1 , Rene Westerhausen 1 , Kenneth Hugdahl 2 

1 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 2 Division of 



using mVPa of fmrI Data at encoding to Predict 

Subsequent memory in Patients with Psychosis 

Kristen Haut 1 , Theo van Erp 2 , Carrie Bearden 1 , 

Tyrone Cannon 1 

1 University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, 

United States, 2 University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA 

Disrupted Functional Small-World Network for 

Spatial Working memory in Schizophrenia Patients 

Seung Suk Kang 1 , Angus MacDonald III 1 , Matthew 

Chafee 1 , Chang-Hwan Im 2 , Selin Aviyente 3 , Edward 

Bernat 4 , Scott Sponheim 5 

1 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 2 Hanyang 

University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 3 Michigan State 

University, East Lansing, MI, 4 Florida State University, 

Tallahassee, FL, 5 Department of Psychiatry and the 

Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, University of 

Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 

evidence for aberrant salience processing in 

unmedicated schizophrenia patients 

Benjamin Wagner 1 , Martin Voss 1 , Björn Schott 1,2 , 

Torsten Wüstenberg 1 , Joachim Behr 1,3 


Charité University, Berlin, Germany, 2 Leibniz Institute 

for Neurobiology, Magdeburg, Germany, 3 Institute of 

Neurophysiology, Charité University, Berlin, Germany 

glu, Naa and gaBa levels in Hippocampus in 

Schizophrenia as measured by 3T 1H-mrS 

Yan Fang 1 , Perry Mihalakos 1 , Ana Stan 1 , Carol Tamminga 1 , 

Changho Choi 1 

1 UT Southwestern, Dallas, TX 

genetic background of gamma (40Hz)-oscillations: 

The role of Neuregulin 1 and erbB4 

Christoph Mulert 1,2,3 , Gregor Leicht 1,2 , Ina Giegling 1 , 

Susanne Karch 1 , Oliver Pogarell 1 , Ulrich Hegerl 4 , 

Dan Rujescu 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany, 2 Department 

of Psychiatry, Hamburg, Germany, 3 Neuroimage Nord 

(NIN), Hamburg, Germany, 4 Department of Psychiatry, 



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Striatal activation during salience attribution and 

reward in first episode schizophrenia patients 

Christine Esslinger 1 , Peter Kirsch 1 , Susanne Englisch 1 , 

Dragos Inta 1 , Franziska Rausch 1 , Wadim Bowl 2 , 

Dagmar Gass 1 , Daniela Mier 1 , Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg 1 , 

Mathias Zink 1 


2 Justus Liebig University, Giessen, Germany 

a combined fmrI and 1H-mr Spectroscopy (mrS) 

study of the hippocampus in schizophrenia 

Nathan Hutcheson 1 , David White 1 , Meredith Reid 1 , 

Kathy Avsar 1 , Jan den Hollander 1 , Adrienne Lahti 1 

1 University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL 

Neural activity in schizophrenia patients and healthy 

controls during associative memory encoding 

Paul Metzak1,2 , Alex Leung1,2 , Todd Woodward1,2 1University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, 

2BC Mental Health and Addictions Research Institute, 

Vancouver, Canada 

amplitude of low frequency fluctuations test-retest 

reliability in schizophrenia 

Jessica Turner1 , Christopher Abbott2 , Hongji Chen1 , 

Andrew Mayer1 , Elena Allen1 , Juan Bustillo2 1Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, NM, United States, 

2University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 

United States 

White matter alterations in VCFS/22q11.2DS Patients 

with and without Prodromal Symptoms and Siblings 

Petya Radoeva 1 , Ioana Coman 1 , Kevin Antshel 1 , 

Wanda Fremont 1 , Christopher McCarthy 1 , Ashwini Kotkar 1 , 

Robert Shprintzen 1 , Wendy Kates 1 

1 SUNY Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY 

Proton magnetic resonance Spectroscopy of the 

Substantia Nigra in Schizophrenia 

Meredith Reid1 , Nina Kraguljac1 , David White1 , 

Kathy Avsar1 , Jan den Hollander1 , Adrienne Lahti1 1University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, 

United States 

Characterization of the Failure of Deactivation in 

Default mode Network in Schizophrenia 

Kayako Matsuo 1 , S.H. Annabel Chen 2 , Chih-Min Liu 3 , 

Chen-Chung Liu 3 , Hai-Go Hwu 3 , Wen-Yih Isaac Tseng 1 



of China, 2 Division of Psychology, School of Humanities 

and Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, 

Singapore, Singapore, 3 Department of Psychiatry, 



Probabilistic independent component analysis of 

fractional anisotropy maps in schizophrenia 

René Mandl 1 , Martijn van den Heuvel 1 , Heleen Boos 1 , 

Wiepke Cahn 1 , René Kahn 1 , Hilleke Hulshoff Pol 1 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, University 

Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands



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an fmrI investigation of delay discouting in 

schizophrenia 

Kathy Avsar 1 , David White 2 , Meredith Reid 3 , Mark Bolding 4 , 

Luke Stoeckel 5 , James Cox 1 , Rosalyn Weller 1 , 

Adrienne Lahti 2 

1 Department of Psychology, University of Alabama 

at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, 2 Neuroimaging and 

Translational Research Lab, University of Alabama at 

Birmingham, Birmingham, AL, 3 Department of Biomedical 

Engineering, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 

Birmingham, AL, 4 Department of Vision Sciences, 

University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, 

AL, 5 Department of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General 

Hospital, Boston, MA 

PhmrI study of endocannabinoid involvement in 

working memory function in schizophrenia 

Matthijs Bossong 1 , Johan Jansma 2 , Hendrika van Hell 1 , 

Gerry Jager 3 , Nick Ramsey 4 

1 RMI, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 Rudolf Magnus 

Institute, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 3 Division of 

Human Nutrition, Wageningen University, Wageningen, 

Netherlands, 4 Rudolf Magnus Institute, Utrecht, 

Netherlands 

Sex, age and illness duration affect gyrification 

index in schizophrenia 

Adham Mancini-Marie 1 , Uicheul Yoon 2 , Jose Jiminez 3 , 

Cherine Fahim 4 , Stephane Potvin 3 , Joshua Grant 5 , 

Danièle Laverdure-Dupont 6 , Audrey-Anne Dubé 6 , 

Carine Betrisey 7 , Pierre Rainveille 8 , Alan Evans 9 , 

Emmanuel Stip 10 , Adrianna Mendrek 11 

1 Fernand Seguin Research Centre, L-H Lafontaine 

Hospital, University of Montreal, Montreal; Canada, 


University, Seoul, Korea, 3 Centre de Recherche Fernand- 

Seguin, L-H Lafontaine Hospital, University of Montreal, 

Montreal, Canada, 4 University of Lausanne, Lausanne, 

Switzerland, 5 Universite De Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

6 Research Center (CRIUGM), University of Montreal, 

Montreal, Canada, 7 Department of Psychology, University 

of Fribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland, 8 Department of 

Stomatology, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Montreal, 

Montreal, Canada, 9 McConnell Brain Imaging Center, 

Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University, Montreal, 

Quebec, 10 Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of Medicine, 

University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 11 Centre de 

Recherche Fernand-Seguin, Montreal, Canada 

Plasticity in syllable encoding and articulatory 

memory in schizophrenia after cognitive training 

Ethan Brown 1 , Corby Dale 2 , Anne Findlay 2 , Srikantan 

Nagarajan 2 , Mary Vertinski 3 , Sophia Vinogradov 2 , 

Alexander Herman 2 

1 University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, 

USA, 2 University of California, San Francisco, San 

Francisco, CA, 3 San Francisco Veteran’s Affairs Medical 

Center, San Francisco, CA 

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Ventricular enlargement’s effect on cortical, thalamic, 

and striatal volume in schizophrenia 

Guillermo Horga 1 , Javier Bernacer-Maria 2 , William Byne 3 , 

King-Wai Chu 4 , Jonathan Entis 3 , Erin Hazlett 5 , Mehmet 

Haznedar 3 , Eileen Kemether 3 , Monte Buchsbaum 6 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Barcelona, Spain, 2 University 

Of Cambridge, United Kingdom, 3 Mount Sinai School of 

Medicine, New York, NY, 4 Weill Medical College of Cornell 

University, New York, NY, 5 J.J.P. VA Medical Center, 

New York, NY, 6 University of California, San Diego, 

San Diego, CA 

Blunted affect, hallucinations and emotional memory 

in schizophrenia men and women: an fmri study 

Nadia Lakis 1,2 , Julie Champagne 1,2 , Josiane Bourque 1,2 , 

Marc Lavoie 1,2 , Adrianna Mendrek 1,2 

1 Centre de Recherche Fernand-Seguin, Montreal, QC, 

Canada, 2 Université de Montréal, Département de 

Psychiatrie, Montreal, QC, Canada 

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electrophysiological abnormalities during visual 

perception as a core dysfunction in schizophrenia 

Ivan Koychev 1 , Wael El-Deredy 2 , Corinna Haenschel 3 , 

Tirthankar Mukherjee 1 , Bill Deakin 1 

1 The University of Manchester, Manchester, 

United Kingdom, 2 University Of Manchester, Manchester, 

United Kingdom, 3 The University of Bangor, Welsh Institute 

of Cognitive Neuroscience, School of Psychology, Bangor, 


Cortical folding in relates to obstetric complications 

in schizophrenia and healthy controls 

Unn Kristin Haukvik 1 , Marie Schaer 2 , Ragnar Nesvåg 1 , 

Thomas McNeil 3 , Cecilie Hartberg 4 , Erik Jönsson 5 , 

Stephan Eliez 6 , Ingrid Agartz 1 

1 University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 2 Service MÃ©dico- 

PÃ©dagogique, GenÃ¨ve 8, Switzerland, 3 Lund University, 

Lund, Sweden, 4 Institute of Clinical Medicine, University 

of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 5 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 

Sweden, 6 Office Médico-Pédagogique Research Unit, 

Department of Psychiatry, University of Geneva, Geneva, 

Switzerland 

Neural correlates of reward processing in individuals 

with schizophrenia and healthy controls 

Muriah Wheelock 1 , David White 2 , Meredith Reid 2 , 

Nathan Hutcheson 2 , Kathy Avsar 2 , Adrienne Lahti 2 

1 University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, 

United States, 2 University of Alabama at Birmingham, 

Birmingham, United States 

abnormal brain activation during emotion processing 

in healthy siblings of schizophrenia patients 

Mariët van Buuren 1 , Matthijs Vink 1 , Anca Rapcencu 1 , 

René Kahn 1 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, University 


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auditory evoked potentials in a sensory gating task 

in adolescents with 22q11 deletion syndrome 

Tonia Rihs 1 , Juliane Britz 1 , Stephan Eliez 2 , Sarah 

Menghetti 2 , Vincent Rochas 1 , Maude Schneider 2 , 

Christoph Michel 3,4 

1 Functional Brain Mapping Laboratory, Dept. of 

Fundamental Neurosciences, University of Geneva, 

Geneva, Switzerland, 2 Office Médico-Pédagogique 

Research Unit, Department of Psychiatry, University 

of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 3 University Hospital, 

Geneva, Switzerland, 4 Functional Brain Mapping 

Laboratory, Dept. of Fundamental Neurosciences, 

University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

alterations in Thalamo-Frontal anatomical Pathway 

to Subjects at ultra High risk for Psychosis 

Hyun Jung Han 1 , Jungsu S. Oh 2 , Wi Hoon Jung 2 , Aram 

Song 2 , Joon Hwan Jang 3 , Hye-Yoon Park 3 , Geumsook 

Shim 3 , Jun Soo Kwon 3 


2 Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience Center, Neuroscience 

Institute, SNU-MRC, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

3 Department of Psychiatry, Seoul National University 

College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

orbitofrontal cortex sulcogyral patterns in people at 

ultra high risk for psychosis 

Suzie Lavoie 1 , Cali Bartholomeusz 2 , Barnaby Nelson 1 , 

Sarah Whittle 2,1 , Patrick McGorry 1 , Christos Pantelis 2 , 

Alison Yung 1 , Stephen Wood 2,3 

1 Orygen Youth Health Research Centre, University 

of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 2 Melbourne 

Neuropsychiatry Centre, University of Melbourne, 

Melbourne, Australia, 3 School of Psychology, University 

of Birmingham, Edgbaston, United Kingdom 

aberrant auditory Processing and its relation to 

grey matter volume in ultra-high-risk for psychosis 

Kyungsoon Shin 1 , Yuri Koh 1 , June Sic Kim 2 , Joon Hwan 

Jang 3 , Geumsook Shim 3 , Hye Yoon Park 3 , Jae Yeon 

Hwang 3 , Sung Nyun Kim 3 , Wi Hoon Jung 4 , Chun Kee 

Chung 2 , Jun Soo Kwon 3 

1 Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience Center, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 2 MEG Center, Department of Neurosurgery, 

Seoul National University College of Medicine, Seoul, 

Korea, Republic of, 3 Department of Psychiatry, Seoul 

National University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 4 Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience Center, 

Neuroscience Institute, SNU-MRC, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of 

Dorso-lateral prefrontal gaBa predicts individual 

differences in rash impulsivity 

Petroc Sumner 1 , Frederic Boy 2 , John Evans 3 , 

Richard Edden 4 , Andrew Lawrence 2 , Krish Singh 5 

1 Cardiff University, 2 Cardiff University, Cardiff, United 

Kingdom, 3 Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging 

Centre, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 4 Russell H Morgan. 

Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine, Baltimore, 

United States, 5 Cardiff University, Cardiff, Wales 


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Brain structure relationships with cognition in 

schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and healthy controls 

Cecilie Hartberg 1 , Kjetil Sundet 2 , Lars M. Rimol 3 , 

Unn Kristin Haukvik 3 , Elisabeth Lange 2 , Ragnar Nesvåg 2 , 

Anders Dale 4 , Ingrid Melle 5 , Ole Andreassen 5 , 

Ingrid Agartz 2 

1 Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo, Oslo, 

Norway, 2 University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 3 University of 

Oslo, 4 Department of Neurosciences and Department of 

Radiology, University of California San Diego, San Diego, 

CA, 5 Institute of Clinical Medicine, Division of Mental Health 

and Addiction, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway 

Verbal thought generation and auditory perception in 

schizophrenia: a follow-up fmrI study 

Lucile Rapin 1 , Paul Metzak 2 , Jennifer Whitman 2 , 

Marion Dohen 1 , Hélène Loevenbruck 1 , Todd Woodward 3 

1 DPC, GIPSA-lab, UMR 5216, CNRS, Université de 

Grenoble, Grenoble, France, 2 UBC, Vancouver, Canada, 

3 University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 

reading-Disorder genes modulate resting-state fmrI in 

language-related regions in controls and schizophrenia 

Sharna Jamadar 1 , Natalie Powers 2 , Shashwath Meda 3 , 

Jeffrey Gruen 2 , Joel Gelernter 2 , Godfrey Pearlson 4 

1 Institute of Living, Hartford, CT, 2 Yale University, New 

Haven, CT, 3 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 4 Hartford 

Hospital, Hartford, CT 

Surface deformation-based analysis of subcortical 

structures in childhood-onset schizophrenia 

M. Mallar Chakravarty 1 , Armin Raznahan 2 , Jay Giedd 2 , 

Judith Rapoport 2 , D. Louis Collins 3 , Jason Lerch 1 , 

Nitin Gogtay 2 

1 Mouse Imaging Centre, The Hospital for Sick Children, 

Toronto, Ontario, 2 NIMH, NIH, Bethesda, United States, 



Neural correlates of emotion regulation in patients 

with schizophrenia and first-degree relatives 

Jorien van der Velde 1 , Lisette Van Der Meer 1 , Marte Swart 2 , 

Durk Wiersma 2 , Richard Bruggeman 2 , A. Aleman 3 

1 BCN-Neuroimaging Center, Groningen, Netherlands, 


Netherlands, 3 Neuroimaging Center, RuG and UMC 

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands 

reduced high frequency gamma synchronization and 

auditory hallucination symptoms in schizophrenia 

Rikako Tsuchimoto1 , Shogo Hirano2 , Yoji Hirano2 , 

Itta Nakamura2 , Yuko Oda2 , Toshiaki Onitsuka2 , 

Naoya Oribe2 , Takefumi Ueno2 1 2 Kyushu University, Fukuoka,Japan, Kyushu University, 

Fukuoka, Japan



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altered default-mode network activity in schizophrenia: 

a resting state fmrI study 

Gianluca Mingoia 1 , Gerd Wagner 1 , kerstin Langbein 1 , 

Sigrid Scherpiet 1 , Ralf Schloesser 1 , Christian Gaser 2 , 

Heinrich Sauer 1 , Igor Nenadic 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Friedrich-Schiller University of 

Jena, Jena, Germany, 2 Structural Brain Mapping Group, 

Department of Psychiatry, University of Jena, Jena, 

Germany 

effective connectivity of the striatum during reward 

prediction error in schizophrenia 

David White 1 , Muriah Wheelock 1 , Nathan Hutcheson 1 , 

Kathy Avsar 1 , Meredith Reid 1 , Luke Stoeckel 2 , Adrienne 

Lahti 1 

1 University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, 

AL United States, 2 Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Boston, MA United States 

an investigation of activation patterns during 

misidentification of emotional faces in schizophrenia 

Janina Seubert 1 , James Loughead 1 , Kosha Ruparel 1 , 

Theodore Satterthwaite 1 , Amy Pinkham 2 , Jeffrey Valdez 1 , 

Raquel Gur 1 , Ruben Gur 1 

1 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 

2 Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX 

Progesterone and cerebral function during emotion 

processing in men and women with schizophrenia 

Julie Champagne 1 , Nadia Lakis 1 , Josiane Bourque 1 , 

Adrianna Mendrek 1 

1 Centre de Recherche Fernand-Seguin, Montreal, Canada 

mesolimbic metabolism during hallucination-like 

auditory stimulation in remitted schizophrenia 

Guillermo Horga1 , Emilio Fernandez-Egea2 , Eduard 

Parellada3 , Anna Konova4 , Anna Mane5 , Mireia Font3 , 

Francisco Lomena3 , Bernardo Miguel3 1Columbia University, New York, United States, 

2University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 

3Hospital Clinic of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 

4 5 Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, Centre Forum, 


Neural Correlates of Cognitive Behavioural 

Therapy effects on Patients with Schizophrenia 

Maurice Cabanis 1 , Axel Krug 1 , Martin Pyka 1 , Henrik Walter 2 , 

Georg Winterer 3 , Bernhard Müller 4 , Jutta Herrlich 5 , Georg 

Wiedemann 6 , Kai Vogeley 7 , Stefan Klingberg 8 , Alexander 

Rapp 8 , Andreas Wittorf 8 , Kircher Tilo 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Philipps- 

University Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 2 Department 

of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Charité University 

Medicine, Berlin, Germany, 3 Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf, 

Düsseldorf, Germany, 4 Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, University of Duisburg-Essen, Essen, 


Johann Wolfgang Goethe University Frankfurt/Main, 

Frankfurt/Main, Germany, 6 Clinic of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Clinical Centre Fulda, Fulda, Germany, 

7 Department of Psychiatry, University of Cologne, Cologne, 


Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen, Germany 

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Spontaneous striatal activity reflects disease states 

and symptom dimensions in schizophrenia 

Andrei Manoliu 1 , Christian Sorg 2 , Susanne Neufang 3 , 

Nicholas Myers 3 , Mark Mühlau 4 , Josef Bäuml 5 , 

Hans Förstl 5 , Claus Zimmer 3 , Afra Wohlschläger 3 , 

Tom Eichele 6 , Valentin Riedl 7 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Neuroradiology, Technische 

Universität München, Munich, Germany, 2 Department 

of Psychiatry, Neuroradiology and Nuclear Medicine, 


3 Department of Neuroradiology, Technische Universität 

München, Munich, Germany, 4 Department of Neurology, 


5 Department of Psychiatry, Technische Universität 

München, Munich, Germany, 6 University of Bergen, 

7 Dept. of Neurology, Technische Universitaet Munich - 

Germany, Klinikum Rechts Der Isar, Munich, Germany 

error processing, sequential trial effects and motivation 

in schizophrenia: an fmrI study 

Alexander Nitsch 1 , Johannes Hewig 2 , Claudia 

Schachtzabel 1 , Kathrin Koch 1 , Ralf Schlösser 1 , 

Ged Wagner 1 , Daniel Wiswede 1 , Wolfgang Miltner 1 , 

Thomas Straube 1 

1 University of Jena, Jena, Germany, 2 University of 

Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany 

recognition memory of highly arousing images in 

schizophrenia: an fmrI study of sex differences 

Nadia Lakis 1,2 , Josiane Bourque 1,2 , Julie Champagne 1,2 , 

Marc Lavoie 1,2 , Adrianna Mendrek 1,2 

1 Centre de Recherche Fernand-Seguin, Montreal, 

QC, Canada, 2 Université de Montréal, Départment de 

Psychiatrie, Montreal, QC, Canada 

Is neurocognitive function altered in treatmentresistant 

schizophrenia patients?, 

Josiane Bourque 1,2 , Julie Champagne 1,2 , Nadia Lakis 1,2 , 

Emmanuel Stip 1,2 , Adrianna Mendrek 1,2 

1 Centre de Recherche Fernand-Seguin, Montreal, Canada, 

2 Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada 

anosognosia or lack of insight in Schizophrenia: 

VBm and hemispheric asymmetry analyses 

Philip Gerretsen 1 , David Mamo 2 , M. Mallar Chakravarty 3 , 

Mahesh Menon 2 , Bruce Pollock 2 , Tarek Rajji 4 , Ariel Graff 2 

1 Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, 2 Centre for 

Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto, Canada, 3 Rotman 

Research Institute/Mouse Imaging Centre, Toronto, Ontario, 

4 Cantre for Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto, Canada 

DTI-tractography of the fornix and confidence in 

beliefs in first-episode psychosis 

Lisa Buchy1 , David Luck2 , Yvonne Czechowska2 , 

Ashok Malla2 , Ridha Joober2 , Martin Lepage1 1 2 McGill University, Montreal, Canada, McGill, Montreal, 

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Neurological soft signs and gray matter changes in 

first-episode schizophrenia 

Li Kong 1 , Silke Bachmann 2 , Philipp Thomann 1 , 

Marco Essig 3 , Johannes Schröder 1 

1 Department of General Psychiatry, University of 

Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany, 2 Psychotherapy and 

Psychosomatics, Halle-Wittenberg, Germany, 3 German 

Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg, Germany 

Hippocampal Ca3 and Dg subfield changes in rCBV in 

schizophrenia on and off antipsychotic medication 

Carolyn Sacco 1 , Yan Fang 1 , Perry Mihalakos 1 , Jinsoo Uh 1 , 

Hanzhang Lu 1 , Anthony Wagner 2 , Carol Tamminga 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry, UT Southwestern, Dallas, TX, 

2 Departments of Psychology & Neuroscience, Stanford 

University, Palo Alto, CA 

The Kraepelinian dichotomy and fmrI markers of 

schizophrenia and bipolar affective disorder 

Kerstin Zvonik 1 , David Zilles 1 , Sarah Trost 2 , 

Ilona Henseler 3 , Heike Tost 4 , Marcella Rietschel 5 , 

Peter Falkai 1 , Oliver Gruber 1 



Goettingen, Germany, 2 Center for Translational Research 

in Systems Neuroscience and Psychiatry, Goettingen, 

Germany, 3 Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and 

Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Central Institute of 

Mental Health (CIMH) Mannheim, Germany, Mannheim, 


Germany 

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Impaired fronto-striatal activity in the psychosis 

prodrome 

Tiziano Colibazzi 1 , Zhishun Wang 2 , Fenglei Tian 2 , Pengwei 

Wang 3 , Kristin Klahr 2 , Cheryl Corcoran 2 , Bradley Peterson 3 

1 Columbia University, 2 Columbia University, New York , NY, 

3 Columbia University, New York , New York 

modification of activation pattern by long term 

high-frequency rTmS in schizophrenia-an fmrT study 

Birgit Guse 1 , Peter Dechent 2 , Peter Falkai 3 , Oliver Gruber 4 , 

Thomas Wobrock 5 

1 University of Goettingen, 2 MR-Research in Neurology 

and Psychiatry, University Medical Center Goettingen, 

Goettingen, Germany, 3 Center for Translational Research 

in Systems Neuroscience and Psychiatry, Georg August 

University, Göttingen, Germany, 4 Goettingen, Germany, 

5 University of Goettingen, Psychiatry, Goettingen, Germany 

Charactoristics of the brain function using a imagery 

finger movement in schizophrenia patients 

Takefumi Ueno 1,2 , Masayuki Inoue 3 , Ryo Fujii 4 , Toshi Abe 4 , 

Kiichiro Morita 4 

1 IUHW, Fukuoka, Japan, 2 Kyushu University Graduate 

School of Medical Sciences, Fukuoka, Japan, 3 Kawano 

najima hospital, Fukuoka, Japan, 4 Kurume University, 

Dep. of Medicine, Kurume, Japan 


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Sleep Disorders 

Sleep deprivation alters decision value signals 

Camilo Libedinsky 1 , David Smith 2 , Praneeth Namburi 1 , 

Vanessa Chen 1 , Chieh Schen Teng 1 , Scott Huettel 2 , 

Michael Chee 1 

1 Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore, 

Singapore, 2 Duke University, Durham, NC, United States 

Instrumental conditioning of 12-15Hz brain oscillations 

enhances eeg frequencies and sleep quality 

Manuel Schabus 1 , Kerstin Hoedlmoser 1 , Hermann 

Griessenberger 1 , Dominik Heib 1 , Annedore Pawlizki 2 , 

Wolfgang Klimesch 1 

1 University of Salzburg, Salzburg, Austria, 2 Ludwig- 

Maximilians-Universität München, Munich, Germany 

The role of the Insula in the maintenance of Insomnia 

Christopher Harvey1 , Colin Espie2 , Marie-Helene Grosbas3 1 2 University of Glasgow Sleep Centre, University of 

Glasgow Sleep Centre, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 

3University of Glasgow School of Psychology, Glasgow, 


The supplementary motor area and dream-enacting 

behavior 

Philippe PEIGNEUX 1 , Vincent BOUDOUSQ 2 , Regis 

LOPEZ 3 , Audrey GABELLE 3 , Valérie COCHEN DE COCK 3,4 , 

Sophie BAYARD 3,4 , Yves DAUVILLIERS 3,4 


Research Unit, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 2 Service de 

Médecine nucléaire, Hôpital Caremeau, CHU Nîmes, 

Nimes, France, 3 Service de Neurologie, Hôpital Gui-de- 

Chauliac, Montpellier, France, 4 Inserm U888, Montpellier, 

France 

Brain anatomical abnormalities in Sleep apnea: 

an activation Likelihood estimation meta-analysis 

Hsu-Huei Weng 1,2,3 , Yu-Ching Lin 4 , Ying-Huang Tsai 4 , 

Cheng-Ta Yang 4 , Chun-Yuh Yang 5 , Chih-Feng Chen 1 , 

Yuan-Hsiung Tsai 1 

1 Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Chang Gung 

Memorial Hospital, Chiayi, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

2 Department of Respiratory Care, Chang Gung Institute 

of Technology, Chiayi, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

3 Department of Psychology, National Chung Cheng 

University, Chiayi, Taiwan, Republic of China, 4 Division 

of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Chang Gung 

Memorial Hospital, Chiayi, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

5 Faculty of Public Health, College of Health Sciences, 

Kaohsiung Medical University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 

Republic of China

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Stroke 

Cortical activation changes underlying stimulationinduced 

functional improvements in chronic stroke, 

(o-Th1) 

Charlotte Stagg 1 , Velicia Bachtiar 1 , Jacinta O’Shea 1 , 

Claire Allman 1 , Rosemary Bosnell 1 , Kischka Udo 2 , 

Paul Matthews 3 , Heidi Johansen-Berg 1 

1 University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2 Oxford 

Centre for Enablement, Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 Imperial 


The role of the cortico-rubro-spinal tract in motor 

recovery after stroke – a DTI-study 

Theodor Ruber 1 , Gottfried Schlaug 1 , Robert Lindenberg 1 

1 BIDMC / Harvard Medical School, Boston, United States 

Functional Brain mapping by means of eeg resting 

State Connectivity analysis 

Sviatlana Dubovik 1 , Jean-Michel Pignat 1 , Radek Ptak 1 , 

Tatiana Aboulafia 1 , Nicole Gillabert 1 , Lara Allet 1 , Armin 

Schnider 1 , Adrian Guggisberg 1 

1 University Hospital Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

effective connectivity and electrophysiological 

excitability in stroke patients 

Anna-Sophia Sarfeld 1,2 , Svenja Diekhoff 1 , Anne Rehme 1 , 

Simon Eickhoff 3,4 , Gereon Fink 2,4 , Christian Grefkes 1,2 

1 Max-Planck-Institute for Neurological Research, Cologne, 

Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, University of Cologne, 


University of Aachen, Germany, 4 Institute of Neuroscience 

and Medicine (INM-3), Cognitive Neurology Section, 

Juelich Research Centre, Juelich, Germany 

Brains predictors of motor recovery of stroke patients 

using fmrI and DCm analysis 

Marie-Hélène Boudrias 1 , Amanda Wallace 1 , Penelope 

Talelli 1 , John Rothwell 1 , Nick Ward 1 

1 UCL Institute of Neurology, London, United Kingdom 

Does metabolite connectivity across spared motor 

areas is altered in stroke? 

Carmen M Cirstea 1 , Randolph Nudo 1 , William Brooks 1 , 

Elena Popescu 1 , Sorin Craciunas 1 

1 University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS 

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effective connectivity predicts behavioural response 

to rTmS in stroke patients 

Svenja Diekhoff 1 , Anna-Sophia Sarfeld 1 , Eva-Maria Hohl 1 , 

Ricarda Strunk 1 , Roland Sparing 2 , Gereon Fink 2 , 

Christian Grefkes 1 

1 Max Planck Institute for neurological Research, Cologne, 

Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, University of Cologne, 

Cologne, Germany 

Indivualized assessment of alterations in resting-state 

functional connectivity following stroke 

Flore BARONNET 1,2 , Sepideh Sadaghiani 1 , 

Gael Varoquaux 1 , Marie Gaudron 2 , Charlotte Rosso 2 , 

Yves Samson 2 , Andreas Kleinschmidt 3 

1 INSERM/CEA Cognitive neuroimaging unit, Gif-sur-Yvette, 

France, 2 Stroke unit Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, Paris, 

France, 3 INSERM, Gif/Yvette, France 

Comparison of mapping Techniques for Prediction of 

motor Function, outcome Post Sub-Cortical Stroke 

Michael Sidel 1 , Sasan Ghinani 2 , Jeffery Minuk 3 , 

Basia Radlinska 2 , Caroline Paquette 4 , Alexander Thiel 5 

1 McGill University/Lady Davis Institute, 2 McGill University/ 

Lady Davis Institute, Montreal, Quebec, 3 Jewish General 

Hospital/McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 4 Jewish 

General Hospital & Lady Davis Institute for Medical 

Research, Montreal, Canada, 5 Jewish General Hospital - 


energy Flow mapping & Heat Conduction 

Tensor Imaging to Plan Hypothermic Therapy in 

Neonatal Stroke 

Prasun Roy1 , Budhachandra Khundrakpam1,2 1National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, India, 

2Presently: Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, 

Canada 

rs-connectivity changes predict movement recovery 

due to robot assisted BCI training 

Balint Varkuti 1 , Cuntai Guan 2 , Yaozhang Pan 2 , Kok Soon 

Phua 2 , Kai Keng Ang 2 , Christopher Wee Keong Kuah 3 , 

Karen Chua 3 , Beng Ti Ang 4 , Niels Birbaumer 1 , 

Ranganatha Sitaram 1 



Germany, 2 Institute for Infocomm Research, Singapore, 

Singapore, 3 Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, 

Tan Tock Seng Hospital, TTSH rehabilitation centre, 

Singapore, Singapore, 4 National Neuroscience Institute, 

Singapore, Singapore 

Tissue-Differentiation in Stroke using 

resting-state fmrI 

Yating Lv 1 , Daniel Margulies 1,2 , Xiangyu Long 1 , 

Christiane Rohr 1,2 , Benjamin Winter 3 , Matthias Endres 3 , 

Kersten Villringer 3 , Jochen Fiebach 3 , Arno Villringer 1,2,3 



Brain, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany, 3 Center for 

Stroke Research and Dept. Neurology, Charité, Berlin, 

Germany 





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Activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis of 

movement-related neural activity after stroke 

Anne Rehme 1 , Simon Eickhoff 2 , Gereon Fink 3 , 

Christian Grefkes 4 

1 Max-Planck-Institute for neurological Research, Cologne, 


Aachen, Germany, 3 Department of Neurology, University 

of Cologne, Cologne, Germany, 4 Max Planck Institute for 

Neurological Research Cologne, Cologne, Germany 

Longitudinal Changes of Default-mode Network and 

Relationship with Cognitive Recovery after Stroke 

Yun-Hee Kim 1 , Ji-Young Park 1 , Won Hyuk Chang 1 , 

Min Jae Kang 1 , Alvaro Pascual-Leone 2 

1 Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University 

School of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 Beth Israel 

Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA 

Improvement in neurophysiological measures and 

motor function by navigated rTMS in stroke 

Shahid Bashir 1 , Najib Umer 1 , Perez Jennifer 1 , 

Marine Vernet’ 1 , Mark Knobel 1 , Alonso Miguel 1 , 

Dylan Edwards 2 , Alvaro Pascual-Leone 1 

1 Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical 

School, Boston, MA, 2 Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation, and 

the Human Motor Control Laboratory, New York , 

United States 

Neuronal network reorganization during aphasia 

therapy-based stroke recovery 

Priya Santhanam 1 , Blythe Buchholz 2 , Steven Small 3,4 

1 The University of Chicago, 2 The University of Chicago, 

Chicago, IL, 3 The University of Chicago, Chicago, United 

States, 4 The University of California- Irvine, Irvine, CA 

Morphological Changes in Motor Fibres of the Corpus 

Callosum in Subcortical Stroke Patients 

Basia Radlinska 1 , Yasmin Blunck 2 , Ilana Leppert 3 , 

Alexander Thiel 4 

1 McGill University/Lady Davis Institute, Montreal, Quebec, 

2 LMU Munich, Munich, Germany, 3 McConnell Brain 

Imaging Centre, Montreal, Canada, 4 Jewish General 

Hospital - McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

Intensive therapy induces white matter changes in 

stroke patients with aphasia 

Xin Zheng1 , Catherine Wan1 , Sarah Marchina1 , 

Andrea Norton1 , Gottfried Schlaug1 1Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard Medical 


Lesion Loads of functional and structural canonical 

map predict recovery from aphasia 

Jing Wang1 , Lin Zhu1 , Sarah Marchina1 , Andrea Norton1 , 

Catherine Wan1 , Jennifer Zuk1 , Gottfried Schlaug1 1Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard Medical 



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Brain volume change after stroke and acute 

Granulocyte-Colony-Stimulating-Factor intervention 

Matthias Kraemer 1 , Thorsten Schormann 2 , Andreas 

Dabringhaus 3 , Sandra Boy 4 , Gerhard Schuierer 4 , 

Sophie Sauerbruch 4 , Ulrich Bogdahn 4 

1 Neurological Therapy Center, Cologne, Germany, 2 Institute 

for Anatomy, Duesseldorf, Germany, 3 St. Mauritius Therapy 

Clinic, Meerbusch, Germany, 4 Department of Neurology, 

University Medical Center, Regensburg, Germany 

What is the role of the left hemisphere in recovery of 

language in patients with aphasia? A multiple case 

study 

Swathi Kiran 1,2 , Peter Glynn 2 , Chaleece Sandberg 2 

1 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, United States, 

2 Boston University, Boston, MA 

Cortical plasticity and predictive markers for stroke 

recovery defined by a multi-modal framework 

Kelly Westlake 1 , Monica Bucci 2 , Leighton Hinkley 3 , 

Roland Henry 2 , Srikantan Nagarajan 4 

1 University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, 

United States, 2 Department of Radiology, University of 

California, San Francisco, San Francisco, United States, 

3 Biomagnetic Imaging Lab, Department of Radiology, 

University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, 

United States, 4 Biomagnetic Imaging Lab, Department of 

Radiology, University of California in San Francisco, San 

Francisco, CA 

Pedaling-related Brain Activity in Chronic Stroke 

Survivors: An fMRI Study 

Nuttaon Promjunyakul 1,2 , Matthew Verber 3 , Brian Schmit 1 , 

Sheila Schindler-Ivens 2 

1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Marquette 

University, Milwaukee, WI, 2 Department of Physical 

Therapy, Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI, 3 Clinical 

and Translational Science Institute, Medical College of 

Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI 

Structural and Functional Association of Hand 

Recovery in Pediatric Patients Following Stroke 

Trish Domi 1 , David Mikulis 2 , Mary Pat McAndrews 3 , 

Gabrielle deVeber 4 

1 Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 2 University 

Health Network - Toronto Western, Toronto, ON, 3 University 

Health Network - U of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 4 Hospital 

for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario 

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Involvement of spinal sensory pathway in amyotrophic 

lateral sclerosis detected with DTI and mT, (o-Th1) 

Mohamed-Mounir EL MENDILI 1 , Julien Cohen-Adad 2,1 , 

Sophie Blancho 3 , Régine Morizot-Koutlidis 4 , Stéphane 

Lehéricy 5,6 , Serge Rossignol 7 , Habib Benali 1 , 

Pierre-François Pradat 8 

1 UMR-678, INSERM-UPMC, Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, 

Paris, France, 2 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, 

MGH, Harvard Medical School, Charlestown, MA, 

USA, 3 Institut pour la Recherche sur la Moelle Epinière 

et l’Encéphale, Paris, France, 4 Service Explorations 

Fonctionnelles Neurologie, Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, Paris, 

France, 5 CENIR, Paris, France, 6 CR Institut du Cerveau 

et de la Moelle épinière, Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, Paris, 

France, 7 GRSNC, Faculty of Medicine, Université de 

Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 8 Département des Maladies 

du Système Nerveux, AP-HP, Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital, 

Paris, France 

abnormalities in the microstructure of the attention 

Network in adults with aDHD 

Yi-Huan Wu 1 , Wen-Yih Tseng 2,3 , Fang-Cheng Yeh 4 , 

Wen-Yang Chiang 5 , Shur-Fen Gau 6 

1 School of Medicine National Taiwan University College 

of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, 2 Center for Optoelectronic 


Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan, 3 Department of Medical Imaging, 



University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, 5 Department of Biomedical 

Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, 

USA, 6 Department of Psychiatry, National Taiwan University 

Hospital and College of Medicine, Taipei, Taiwan 

evaluating Diffusion abnormalities in Sickle Cell 

Disease with Tract-Based Spatial Statistics 

Binjian Sun 1 , Clark Brown 1 , Laura Hayes 1 , Thomas Burns 1 , 

Richard Jones 1,2 

1 Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 

2 Emory University, Atlanta, GA 

Cognitive processing of food stimuli in chronically ill 

and recovered women with anorexia nervosa 

Paul Smeets 1,2 , Nicole Sanders 3 , Annemarie van Elburg 3 , 

Hans Hoek 3 , Unna Danner 3 , Max Viergever 1 , Roger Adan 1 

1 University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 

2 Division of Human Nutrition, Wageningen University, 

Wageningen, Netherlands, 3 Rintveld Centre for Eating 

Disorders, Zeist, Netherlands 

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Diffusion Tensor Imaging of the Cerebellum and 

eyeblink Conditioning in Fetal alcohol Spectrum 

Bruce Spottiswoode 1,2 , Ernesta Meintjes 1 , Adam 

Anderson 3,4 , Christopher Molteno 5 , Mark Stanton 6 , 

Neil Dodge 7 , John Gore 4 , Bradley Peterson 8 , 

Joseph Jacobson 9,10,11 , Sandra Jacobson 9,10,11 

1 MRC/UCT Medical Imaging Research Unit, Department 

of Human Biology, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 

South Africa, 2 Department of Radiological Sciences and 

Oncology, University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, South 

Africa, 3 Vanderbilt University Institute of Imaging Science, 

Nashville, TN, 4 Department of Biomedical Engineering, 

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 5 Department of 

Psychiatry, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South 

Africa, 6 Department of Psychology, University of Delaware, 

Newark, DE, 7 Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral 

Neurosciences, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, 

8 Division of Child Psychiatry, Columbia College of 

Physicians & Surgeons, New York , NY, 9 Department of 

Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences, Wayne State 

University School of Medicine, Detroit, MI, 10 Department 

of Psychiatry and Mental Health, University of Cape Town, 

Cape Town, South Africa, 11 Department of Human Biology, 

University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa 

Functional Connectivity of Pain-mediated affect 

regulation in Borderline Personality Disorder 

Inga Niedtfeld 1 , Peter Kirsch 1 , Sabine Herpertz 2 , 

Martin Bohus 1 , Christian Schmahl 1 


2 Center of Psychosocial Medicine, Heidelberg, Germany 

White matter and gray matter changes in isolated 

optic neuritis patients during one year follow up 

Gelareh Ahmadi 1 , Scott Kolbe 1 , Anneke Van der Walt 2,3 , 

Neil Shuey 4 , Peter Mitchell 5 , Helmut Butzkueven 1,3 , 

Mark Paine 4 , Mark Marriott 4 , Trevor Kilpatrick 1,3 , Gary Egan 1 

1 Florey Neuroscience Institutes, Centre for Neuroscience, 

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 2 Centre for 

Neuroscience, Neuro-ophthalmology Unit, Royal Victorian 

Eye and Ear Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, 3 Department 

of Neurology, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, 

Australia, 4 Neuro-ophthalmology Unit, Royal Victorian Eye 

and Ear Hospital, Melbourne, Australia, 5 Department of 

Radiology, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, Australia 

Compensatory effects of acute mental fatigue on brain 

mechanisms: an fmrI study 

Seishu Nakagawa 1 , Motoaki Sugiura 1 , Yuko Akitsuki 2 , SM 

Hadi Hosseini 1 , Yuka Kotozaki 2 , Carlos Makoto Miyauchi 1 , 

Yukihito Yomogida 1,3 , Hikaru Takeuchi 2 , Ryuta Kawashima 1,2 

1 IDAC, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan, 2 SAIRC, Tohoku 

University, Sendai, Japan, 3 JSPS, Tokyo, Japan 

Study of Susceptibility Contrast in Deep Brain gray 

matter areas in multiple Sclerosis with 7T mrI 

Bing Yao 1 , Francesca Bagnato 2 , Karin Shmueli 1 , Jeff Duyn 1 

1 Advanced MRI, LFMI, NINDS, National Institutes of 

Health, Bethesda, MD, 2 Neuroimmunology Branch, NINDS, 

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 





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Brain White matter atrophy Correlates with Nadir CD4+ 

Counts and N-acetylaspartate (Naa) in HIV/aIDS 

Xue Hua 1 , Suh Lee 1 , Christina Boyle 1 , Priya Rajagopalan 1 , 

Arthur Toga 1 , Jaroslaw Harezlak 2 , Constantin Yiannoutsos 2 , 

David Tate 3 , Bradford Navia 4 , Paul Thompson 1 

1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA School of Medicine, 

Los Angeles, CA, United States, 2 Indiana University School 

of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN, United States, 3 Brigham 

and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, United States, 4 Tufts 

University School of Medicine, Neurology and Community 

Health, Boston, MA, United States 

Cortical Thickening in PTSD-free Women with BPD is 

associated with enhanced emotion regulation 

Hannah Bruehl1 , Stefan Roepke2 , Sandra Preissler3 , Hauke 

Heekeren1 , Isabel Dziobek2 1Department of Education and Psychology, Freie 

Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2Cluster Languages 

of Emotion, Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 

3Biological and Clinical Psychology, Universität Jena, 

Jena, Germany 

Humans exposed to chronic work related stress display 

specific changes in limbic networks 

Hristina Jovanovic 1 , Hans Berglund 2 , Aleksander Perski 3 , 

Ivanka Savic 1 


STOCKHOLM, Sweden, 2 Dpt of Medicine, Karolinska 

Institute, STOCKHOLM, Sweden, 3 Stress Institute, 

Stockholm University, STOCKHOLM, Sweden 

grey matter changes in motor Conversion Disorder 

Selma Aybek 1,2 , Timothy Nicholson 2 , Bogdan Draganski 1,3,4 , 

Anthony David 2 , Richard Kanaan 2 

1 Laboratoire Recherche Neurosciences (LREN), Lausanne, 

Switzerland, 2 Institute of Psychiatry (IoP), King’s College, 

London, United Kingdom, 3 Max Planck Institute for Human 

Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Mind 

Brain Institute, Charité and Humboldt University, Berlin, 

Germany 

Structural differences in breast cancer patients 

compared to matched controls prior to chemotherapy 

Carole Scherling 1 , Joyce MacKenzie 2 , Barbara Collins 2 , 

Andra Smith 3 

1 School of Psychology, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, 

Canada, 2 Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, Ontario, 3 School of 

Psychology, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario 

effect of nutrients on intrinsic connectivity in lean and 

obese subjects 

Lisa Kilpatrick 1 , Lynn Shapiro Connolly 2 , Kristen 

Coveleskie 3 , Jean Stains 4 , Brandall Suyenobu 4 , Bahar 

Ebrat 5 , Kirsten Tillisch 6 , Emeran Mayer 7 

1 UCLA Center for Neurobiology of Stress, Los Angeles, 

United States, 2 University of CA, Los Angeles, Los 

Angeles, CA, 3 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 4 UCLA, Los 

ANgeles, CA, 5 Uiversity of CA, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, 

CA, 6 UCLA, Los Angeles, United States, 7 Center for 

Neurobiology of Stress, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 


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relationships between grey matter Volume, Body mass 

Index, and Waist Circumference in Healthy adults 

Florian Kurth 1 , Jennifer Levitt 1 , Owen Phillips 2 , Roger 

Woods 2 , John Mazziotta 2 , Arthur Toga 2 , Katherine Narr 2 


UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, USA, 

2 Department of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, 

Los Angeles, CA, USA 

Incidental findings on brain mrI in long-term breast 

cancer survivors treated with chemotherapy 

Vincent Koppelmans 1,2 , Sanne Schagen 3 , Marielle Poels 4 , 

Willem Boogerd 2 , Caroline Seynaeve 5 , Aad van der Lugt 4 , 

Monique Breteler 4 

1 Erasmus Medical Centre, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 

2 Netherlands Cancer Institute/Antoni van Leeuwenhoek 

Hospital, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 Dept of Psychosocial 

Research and Epidemiology, Netherlands Cancer Institute, 

Amsterdam, Netherlands, 4 Erasmus Medical Centre, 

Rotterdam, Netherlands, 5 Erasmus Medical Centre; 

Daniel den Hoed Clinic, Rotterdam, Netherlands 

Sensorimotor cortical changes after botulinum-toxin 

treatment of spasticity in multiple sclerosis 

Petr Hlustik 1 , Roman Herzig 1 , Pavel Hok 1 , Petr Kanovsky 1 , 

Jan Mares 1 , Pavel Otruba 1 , Vladimira Sladkova 1 

1 Department of Neurology, Palacky University and 

University Hospital, Olomouc, Czech Republic 

Diffusion tensor imaging reveals white matter 

differences in children with neurofibromatosis type 1 

Qiuyun Fan 1,2 , Nicole Davis 2,3 , Sheryl Rimrodt 2,4 , 

Adam Anderson 1,2 , Laurie Cutting 2,3,4,5,6 

1 Biomedical Engineering, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 

TN, 2 Vanderbilt University Institute of Imaging Science, 

Nashville, TN, 3 Department of Radiology and Radiological 

Sciences, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 4 Department 

of Pediatrics, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 

5 Department of Special Education, Peabody College, 

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 6 Department of 

Psychology, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN 

mrS study of the Cerebellar Deep Nuclei in 

Children with Fetal alcohol Spectrum Disorder 

Lindie Du Plessis 1,2 , Aaron Hess 1,2 , Sandra Jacobson 3,2,4 , 

Joseph Jacobson 3,2,4 , Christopher Molteno 4 , Ernesta 

Meintjes 1,2 

1 MRC/UCT Medical Imaging Research Unit, University 

of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa, 2 Department of 

Human Biology, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 


Neurosciences, Wayne State University School of 

Medicine, Michigan, United States, 4 Department of 

Psychiatry, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, 

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Stress as a Means of Subdividing Gulf War Illness: 

Effects of Exercise on Working Memory 

Megna Raksit 1 , Yin Zheng 2 , Murugan Ravindran 2 , 

Andrew Breeden 1 , Christian Timbol 2 , Rania Esteitie 2 , 

Oluwatoyin Adewuyi 2 , John VanMeter 1 , James Baraniuk 2 


University Medical Center, Washington, DC, United States, 

2 Pain Fatigue Research Alliance, Georgetown University 

Medical Center, Washington, DC, United States 

Altered picture naming network in left frontal lobe 

tumor patients- a functional neuroimaging study 

anya chakraborty 1 , sarika cherodath 2 , ranjini garg 3 , 

V.S Mehta 3 , Nandini Singh 4 

1 national brain research centre, 2 national brain research 

centre, manesar, India, 3 paras hospital, gurgaon, India, 

4 National Brain Research Centre, Gurgaon, India 

Impulsivity exaggerates the processing of distressful 

vocal tones in young offenders 

An-Yi Hung 1 , Yawei Cheng 2 

1 Institute Of Neuroscience, Taipei, Taiwan- Republic Of 

China, 2 Institute of Neuroscience, National Yang-Ming 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China 

Neural correlates of lack of perseverance in 

adolescent obesity 

Elena Delgado-Rico 1 , Laura Moreno-Lopez 1 , Juan Verdejo 1 , 

Francisco Cruz 1 , Miguel Pérez-García 1 , Emilio González 

Jiménez 2 , Jacqueline Schmidt 2 , Cristina Campoy 3 , 

Carles Soriano-Mas 4 , Antonio Verdejo-García 5 

1 Department of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological 

Treatment, Granada, Spain, 2 Department of Nursing, 

Granada, Spain, 3 Departament of Pediatrics, University of 

Granada, Granada, Spain, 4 Bellvitge University Hospital, 

Barcelona, Spain, 5 Department of Personality, Evaluation 

and Psychological Treatment, University of Granada, 

Granada, Spain 

Cortical Thickness Deficits in Conduct Disordered 

Adolescents 

Christopher Hyatt1 , Emily Haney-Caron1 , Michael Stevens1 1Olin Neuropsychiatry Research Center of the Institute of 

Living, Hartford, CT 

Hippocampal changes in Episodic Migraine Patients: 

Morphometric and Fucntional Evidences 

Nasim Maleki 1 , Lino Becerra 1 , Lauren Nutile 1 , Gautam 

Pendse 1 , Marcelo Bigal 2 , Rami Burstein 3 , David Borsook 1 

1 P.A.I.N. Group, McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School, 

Belmont, MA, 2 Global Center for Scientific Affairs, Merck 

& Co., Bronx, NJ, 3 Department of Anesthesia, Beth Israel 


Boston, MA 

Under-connectivity of Default Mode Network due to 

Extreme High-altitude Hypoxia in The Himalayas 

Shripad Kondra 1 , Krishan Kumar 2 , Sunil Hota 3 , Prasun Roy 1 

1 National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, India, 2 National 

Brain Research Centre, Govt. General Hospital, Gurgaon, 

India, 3 Defence Institute For High Altitude Research, 

Leh, India 

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Language lateralization in patients with Tuberous 

Sclerosis Complex (TSC) using MEG 

Anne Gallagher 1 , Naoaki Tanaka 1 , Nao Suzuki 1 , 

Hesheng Liu 1 , Elizabeth Thiele 2 , Steven Stufflebeam 1 

1 Harvard Medical School, Mass General Hospital, Martinos 

Center for Biomedical Imaging, Boston, MA, 2 Harvard 

Medical School, Mass General Hospital, Boston, MA 

A pilot fMRI study examining reward response in 

Binge-Eating Disorder 

Eunice Chen 1 , Karla Fettich 1 , George Monteleone 1 , 

Michael McCloskey 2 , Eric Stice 3 , THOMAS ZEFFIRO 4 , 

Jia-Hong Gao 1 , John Cacioppo 1 

1 The University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, 2 Temple 

University, Philadelphia, IL, 3 Oregon Research Institute, 

Portland, OR, 4 MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL HOSPITAL, 

CHARLESTOWN, United States 

Functional connectivity disruption in the emotional 

face perception network in psychopaths 

Oren Contreras Rodríguez 1 , Jesus Pujol 1 , Iolanda Batalla 2 , 

Ben J Harrison 3 , Eva Real 4 , Vanesa Pera 2 , 

Rosa Hernández-Ribas 4 , Laura Bossa 2 , Carles Soriano- 

Mas 4 , Joan Deus 5 , Marina López-Solà 1 , Josep Pifarré 2 , 

Laura Blanco 1 , José Menchón 4 , Narcis Cardoner 4 

1 PRBB CRC- Hospital del Mar, Barcelona, Spain, 2 Hospital 

de Santa Maria de Lleida, Lleida, Spain, 3 The University 

of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 4 Bellvitge University 

Hospital-IDIBELL, Barcelona, Spain, 5 Universitat Autònoma 

de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain 

An Ongoing Pilot fMRI Study of Neurobehavioral 

Processes in Maltreated Adolescents 

Kate Nooner 1,2 , Shaquanna Brown 1 , F Xavier Castellanos 3,2 , 


1 Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ, 2 Nathan S. 

Kline Institute for Psychatric Research, Orangeburg, NY, 


Neuroscience, NYU Langone Medical Center, 

New York, NY 

Thalamic dysmorphology in individuals with 

Williams syndrome 

Jian Chen 1,2 , Marilee Martens 3 , Sarah Wilson 4 , 

David Reutens 5 

1 Murdoch Childrens Research Institute, Melbourne, 

Australia, 2 Monash University, Melbourne, Australia, 

3 Ohio State Universit, Columbus, United States, 4 Melbourne 

University, Melbourne, Australia, 5 University of Queensland, 

Brisbane, Australia 

Using fMRI as a Quantitative Assessment of 

Symptomatic Changes in Fibromyalgia 

Manish Khatiwada 1 , John VanMeter 1 , Brian Walitt 2 


University Medical Center, Washington, DC, 2 Washington 

Hospital Center, Georgetown University Hospital, 

Washington, DC 






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Language network changes during rest and covert 

verb-generation in amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis 

Laura Jelsone-Swain 1 , Carol Persad 2 , Pooja Modi 2 , 

Dustin Hammers 2 , Robert Welsh 3 

1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 2 university of 

michigan, Ann Arbor, United States, 3 UNIVERSITY OF 

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF RADIOLOGY, Ann Arbor, MI 

a review of Neuroimaging Findings in Suicidal 

Behaviour 

Yang Ding 1 , Gustavo Turecki 2 , Philippe Courtet 3 , 

Fabrice Jollant 1 

1 Douglas Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 

2 Douglas Hospital, McGill University, Montreal, QC, 

3 Université Montpellier I, Montpellier, France 

Neural correlates of Herpes Simplex encephalitis – 

a VBm study 

Friederike Thiel 1 , Stefan Frisch 2 , Arno Villringer 2 , 

Annette Horstmann 3 , Matthias Schroeter 2 

1 Day Clinic for Cognitive Neurology, Leipzig, Germany, 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 3 MPI for Human Cognitive 

and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany 

altered default mode and salience network in 

somatoform pain disorder 

christian sorg 1 , Alexander Kalckreuth 2 , Valentin Riedl 3 , 

Susanne Neufang 4 , Hans Förstl 5 , Harald Gündel 6 , 

Michael Valet 2 , Thomas Toelle 2 , Afra Wohlschläger 7 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Neuroradiology, 


2 Department of Neurology, Technische Universität 

München, Munich, Germany, 3 Dept. of Neurology, 

Technische Universitaet Munich - Germany, Klinikum 

Rechts Der Isar, Munich, Germany, 4 Department of 

Neuroradiology, Technische Universität München, 

Munich, Germany, 5 Department of Psychiatry, Technische 

Universität München, Munich, Germany, 6 Department of 

Psychosomatic Medicine, University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany, 

7 Department of Neuroradiology, Technische Universität 

München, München, Germany 

altered Default Network activity in obesity 

Jason Tregellas 1 , Korey Wylie 2 , Donald Rojas 2 , 

Jody Tanabe 2 , Marc-Andre Cornier 2 

1 University of Colorado Denver, Aurora, United States, 

2 University of Colorado Denver, Aurora, CO 

Functional Changes of Periaqueductal gray in 

episodic migraine 

Nasim Maleki 1 , Lino Becerra 1,2 , Lauren Nutile 1 , Gautam 

Pendse 1 , Marcelo Bigal 3,4 , Rami Burstein 5 , David Borsook 1,2 

1 P.A.I.N. Group, McLean Hospital, Harvard Medical School, 

Belmont, MA, 2 Departments of Psychiatry and Radiology, 

Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, 

Charlestown, MA, 3 Global Center for Scientific Affairs, 

Merck & Co., Bronx, NJ, 4 Department of Neurology, Albert 

Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NJ, 5 Department 

of Anesthesia, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, 

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 


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Neural correlates of reward sensitivity in overweight 

adolescent 

Laura Moreno-Lopez 1 , Elena Delgado-Rico 1 , Juan Verdejo 1 , 

Francisco Cruz 1 , Miguel Pérez-García 1 , Emilio González 

Jiménez 2 , Jacqueline Schmidt 2 , Cristina Campoy 3 , 

Carles Soriano-Mas 4 , Antonio Verdejo-García 1 

1 Department of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological 

Treatment, University of Granada, Granada, Spain, 

2 Department of Nursing, University of Granada, Granada, 

Spain, 3 Departament of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, 

University of Granada, Granada, Spain, 4 Bellvitge 

University Hospital, Barcelona, Spain 

magnetization Transfer Imagining of CNS involvement 

in systemic lupus erythematosus 

Robert Zivadinov1 , David Shucard1 , Sarah Hussein1 , Jackie 

Durfee1 , Jenniver Cox1 , Ralph Benedict1 , Janet Shucard1 1University at Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical 

Sciences, Buffalo, NY 

an fmrI Study about “Disembodiment Phenomenon” 

of adolescents with Internet addiction 

Jungwoo Son 1 , Weonhee Choi 1 , Seongwoo Jo 2 , 

Yeongrang Kim 3 , Seungbok Lee 2 , Sangick Lee 1 , 

Jonghyun Oh 1 

1 Chungbuk National University Hospital, Cheongju, Korea, 

Republic of, 2 Chungbuk National University, Cheongju, 

Korea, Republic of, 3 Cheongju Medical Health Hospital, 

Cheongju, Korea, Republic of 

exaggerated Neural responses to reward anticipation 

in Borderline Personality Disorder 

Tiffany Love1 , Chelsea Cummiford2 , Kenneth Silk2 , 

Jon-Kar Zubieta2 1 2 University of Michigan, University of Michigan, 

Ann Arbor, MI 


Emotional Learning 

The role of dynorphins in fear memory 

Henrik Walter 1 , Andreas Zimmer 2 , Andreas Bilkei-Gorzo 2 , 

Henning Boecker 3 , Lukas Scheef 4 , Erk Susanne 5 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Charité 

University Medicine, Berlin, Germany, 2 Institute of 

Molecular Psychiatry, University of Bonn, Bonn, Germany, 

3 FE Klinische Funktionelle Bildgebung, Experimentelle 

Radiologie, Uniklinik Bonn, Bonn, Germany, 4 Dep. of 

Radiology, Bonn, Germany, 5 Department of Psychiatry, 

Charite. Berlin, Berlin, Germany

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Self-regulation of amygdala activation with 

real-Time fmrI Neurofeedback 

Vadim Zotev 1 , Frank Kruger 2 , Raquel Phillips 1 , 

Ruben Alvarez 1 , W. Kyle Simmons 1 , Patrick Bellgowan 1 , 

Wayne Drevets 1 , Jerzy Bodurka 1 

1 Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, OK, 

United States, 2 George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 

United States 

associative learning coincides with an increase 

in trial-by-trial similarity of BoLD-mrI patterns 

Renée Visser 1 , H. Steven Scholte 1 , Merel Kindt 1 

1 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

midbrain Dopamine-modulated BoLD response to 

reinforced emotional Cues is Valence-Specific 

Mbemba Jabbi 1 , Philip Kohn 2 , Raghav Mattay 2 , 

Brett Cropp 2 , Tiffany Nash 2 , James Zhang 2 , 

Jonathan Kippenhan 3 , Daniel Eisenberg 4 , 

Joseph Masdeu 4 , Karen Berman 4 

1 National Institutes of Health, NIMH, Bethesda, United 

States, 2 National Institutes of Health, NIMH, Bethesda, MD, 

3 National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, United States, 


Brain mechanisms underlying Consolidation 

and remembering of emotional Information in 

Normal aging 

Grégoria Kalpouzos 1 , Lars Bäckman 1 , Håkan Fischer 1 

1 Aging Research Center - Karolinska Institutet/Stockholm 

University, Stockholm, Sweden 

The impact of individual differences on anti-drug 

advertisements: an fmrI study of adolescents 

Ian Ramsay 1 , Ron Faber 1 , Monica Luciana 1 , 

Angus MacDonald 1 , Kathleen Vohs 1 , Marco Yzer 1 

1 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, MN 

Combination of SVm and roI approaches for 

real-Time fmrI Neurofeedback 

Vadim Zotev1 , Raquel Phillips1 , Ruben Alvarez1 , 

W. Kyle Simmons1 , Patrick Bellgowan1 , Wayne Drevets1 , 

Jerzy Bodurka1 1Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, OK, 

United States 

Biofeedback of real-time fmrI data from the 

orbitofrontal cortex to reduce contamination anxiety 

Teodora Stoica 1 , John Saksa 1 , Dustin Scheinost 1 , 

Maolin Qiu 1 , Jitendra Bhawnani 1 , Xenophon Papademetris 1 , 

R. Todd Constable 1 , Michelle Hampson 1 

1 Yale University, School of Medicine, New Haven, US 

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Influence of body weight on selfregulation ability 

of the insular cortex 

Sabine Frank 1,2,3 , Sangkyun Lee 3 , Ralf Veit 1,3 , 

Hubert Preissl 1,4 , Bernd Schultes 5 , Niels Birbaumer 3,6 

1 MEG Center, University of Tuebingen, Tuebingen, 

Germany, 2 Graduate School of Neural & Behavioural 

Sciences, International Max Planck Research School, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 3 Institute of Medical Psychology 


Tuebingen, Germany, 4 Department of Obstetrics and 

Gynecology, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 

Little Rock, AR, 5 Interdicsiplinary Obesity Center, Cantonal 

Hospital St. Gallen, Rorschach, Switzerland, 6 Ospedale 

San Camillo, Istituto di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere 

Scientifico, Venezia-Lido, Italy 


Emotional Perception 

236* effects of (nor)adrenergic and HPa axis blockade on 

stress-related large-scale network connectivity, (o-W2) 

Erno Hermans1,2,3 , Vincent Schoots1 , Guillén Fernández1,2 1Radboud University Nijmegen, Donders Institute for 

Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

2Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, 

Department for Cognitive Neuroscience, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands, 3New York University, Department of 

Psychology, New York, NY 

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overnight therapy? Sleep de-potentiates emotional 

brain reactivity, (o-W2) 

Els van der Helm 1 , Justin Yao 1 , Vikram Rao 1 , Jared Saletin 1 , 

Shubir Dutt 1 , Matthew Walker 1 

1 University of California Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 

emotional Contagion Facilitates Social Interaction by 

Synchronizing Brains across Individuals, (o-W2) 

Lauri Nummenmaa 1,2 , Enrico Glerean 1 , Iiro Jääskeläinen 1 , 

Mikko Viinikainen 1 , Riitta Hari 1 , Mikko Sams 1 

1 Aalto University School of Science and Technology, 

Espoo, Finland, 2 Turku PET Centre, Turku, Finland 

DCms of cortical and subcortical pathways for 

salient stimuli 

Marta Garrido 1 , Gareth Barnes 1 , Maneesh Sahani 2 , 

Raymond Dolan 1 

1 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, 

United Kingdom, 2 Gatsby Computational Neuroscience 

Unit, UCL, London, United Kingdom 

Common representation of pain and negative emotion 

in the midbrain periaqueductal gray 

Jason Buhle 1 , Hedy Kober 2 , Kevin Ochsner 1 , 

Peter Mende-Siedlecki 3 , Jochen Weber 1 , Brent Hughes 4 , 

Ethan Kross 5 , Lauren Atlas 6 , Kateri McRae 7 , Tor Wager 8 

1 Columbia University, New York, NY, 2 Yale University 

School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, 3 Princeton University, 

Princeton, NJ, 4 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, 

TX, 5 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 6 Columbia 

University, New York, United States, 7 University of Denver, 

Denver, CO, 8 University of Colorado at Boulder, 

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rapid processing of subliminally presented fearful, 

disgusted and happy faces 

Marie Smith 1 

1 Birkbeck College, University of London 

an fmrI study of the top-down control of peripheral 

feedback during a working memory task 

Robert Clarke1 , Tom Johnstone2 1University of Reading, Reading, United Kingdom, 

2Psychology Department, University of Reading, Reading, 


Integration of nonverbal emotional signals from voice 

and face - an fmrI adaptation study 

Benjamin Kreifelts 1 , Dirk Wildgruber 1 , Carolin Brück 1 , 

Sarah Wiethoff 1 , Wolfgang Grodd 2 , Thomas Ethofer 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Eberhard- 

Karls-University, Tuebingen, Germany, 2 Section on Exp MR, 

Dep. Neuroradiology, Tuebingen, Germany 

Triangulating the emotional appraisal and regulation 

network by functional connectivity analyses 

Tanja Kellermann 1 , Karl Zilles 2 , Svenja Caspers 2 , Christian 

Roski 2 , Bruce Turetsky 3 , Peter Fox 4 , Simon Eickhoff 1 




INM-2, Research Centre Juelich, Juelich, Germany, 

3 Neuropsychiatry Division, Department of Psychiatry, 

University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, 

Philadelphia, United States, 4 University Of Texas Health 

Science Center At San Antonio, San Antonio, United States 

anatomy, functional properies and connectivity of the 

emotional voice area: an fmrI/DTI study 

Thomas Ethofer 1 , Johannes Bretscher 1 , Markus Gschwind 2 , 

Benjamin Kreifelts 1 , Dirk Wildgruber 1 , Patrik Vuilleumier 2 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Tuebingen, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, University 

of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

Thoracic spinal cord activity in response to threatening 

images: a functional mrI study 

Stephen Smith 1 , Jennifer Kornelsen 2 , Theresa McIver 3 , 

Uta Sboto-Frankenstein 4 , Boguslaw Tomanek 4 

1 University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Canada, 2 National 

Research Council Institute for Biodiagnostics, Winnipeg, 

Manitoba, 3 University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 


Biodiagnostics, Winnipeg, Manitoba 

endogenous cortisol fluctuations are associated 

with amygdala-mPFC functional connectivity at rest 

Ilya Veer1 1Leiden Institute for Brain and Cognition, Leiden, 

Netherlands 


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emotion and sleep interact to enhance the perceptual 

discrimination of ambiguous faces 

Virginie Sterpenich 1 , Camille Piguet 2 , Martin Desseilles 3 , 

Markus Gschwind 4 , Patrik Vuilleumier 5 , Sophie Schwartz 2 

1 University of Geneva, 2 University of Geneva, Geneva, 

Switzerland, 3 University of Liège and Massachusetts 

General Hospital, 4 Department of Neurology, University 

of Geneva, Geneva, Germany, 5 Unige, Switzerland 

Portraying sadness at its unfolding: multi-level 

dynamics of emotion-related networks 

Gal Raz 1 , Yonatan Winetraub 1 , Sivan Kinreich 2 , Adi Maron 1 , 

Ilana Podlipsky 3 , Gadi Gilam 4 , Talma Hendler 5 

1 Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, 2 Tel Aviv University, 

Israel, Tel Aviv, Israel, 3 Functional Brain Center, Wohl 

Institute for Advanced Imaging, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical 

Center, Tel Aviv, Israel, 4 Tel-Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel, 

5 Functional Brain Center, Wohl Institute for Advanced 

Imaging, Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tel Aviv, Israel 

Phasic and sustained activation of the anterior insula 

during the anticipation of aversion 

Daniel Grupe 1 , Daniel McFarlin 2 , Desmond Oathes 3,2 , 

Jack Nitschke 2 

1 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, United States, 

2 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI, 


age-related Differences in the Neural representation 

of emotional arousal and Valence 

Elizabeth Kehoe 1 , John Toomey 2 , Arun Bokde 3 , 

Joshua Balsters 4 

1 Trinity College Dublin Ireland, 2 Dublin Institute of 

Technology, Dublin, Ireland, 3 Trinity College Dublin, 

Dublin, Ireland, 4 Dublin, Ireland 

The effect of negative life events on social reward 

depends on an oxytocin receptor polymorphism 

Eva Loth 1 , Benhamin Thyreau 2 , Anbarasu Lourdusamy 1 , 

David Stacey 1 , Anna Cattrell 1 , Gareth Barker 3 , Christian 

Büchel 4 , Patricia Conrod 5 , Herta Flor 6 , Juergen Gallinat 7 , 

Hugh Garavan 8 , Andreas Heinz 9 , Mark Lathrop 10 , Karl 

Mann 6 , Jean-Luc Martinot 11 , Tomas Paus 12 , Luise Poustka 6 , 

Trevor Robbins 13 , Marcella Rietschel 6 , Michael Smolka 14 , 

Jean Baptiste Poline 15 , Gunter Schumann 5 

1 Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, London, 

United Kingdom, 2 CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France, 3 Institute 

of Psychiatry, King’s College, London, United Kingdom, 

4 NeuroimageNord, Institute for Systems Neuroscience, 

University-Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Ger, 

Hamburg, Germany, 5 King’s College London, Institute 

of Psychiatry, London, United Kingdom, 6 Central 

Institute of Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 7 Charite 

Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 8 Trinity 

College Institute of Neuroscience, Dublin, Ireland, 

9 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Charité 

– Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 10 Centre 

National de Génotypage, Evry, France, 11 Institut National 

de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, Paris, France, 

12 Rotman Research Institute, University of Toronto, Toronto, 

Canada, 13 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United 


Germany, 15 CEA-I2BM-Neurospin



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Differences and similarities in maternal and paternal 

networks: an inter-subject correlation study 

Shir Atzil 1 , Yonatan Winetraub 2 , Talma Hendler 3 , 

Ruth Feldman 1 

1 Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel, 2 Tel Aviv University, 

Tel Aviv, Israel, 3 Functional Brain Center, Wohl Institute for 

Advanced Imaging, Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, 

Tel Aviv, Israel 

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Complexity in emotional picture and word processing 

Lorna Schlochtermeier 1 , Lars Kuchinke 2 , Arthur Jacobs 3 

1 Free University Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Ruhr-University 

Bochum, Bochum, Germany, 3 Dahlem Institute of 

Neuroimaging of Emotion, Berlin, Germany 

Neuroticism is associated with altered amygdala 

functional connectivity at rest 

Moji Aghajani 1 , Ilya Veer 1 , Marie-José Van Tol 2 , 

Andre Aleman 2 , Dick Veltman 3 , Nic van der Wee 4 , 

Serge Rombouts 1 




of Psychiatry, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 4 Leiden University 

Medical Center, Leiden, Netherlands 

Differential neural responses to threatening and merely 

negative visual scenes 

Kestas Kveraga 1 , Jasmine Boshyan 2 , Reginald Adams 3 , 

Moshe Bar 1 , Nouchine Hadjikhani 4 , Lisa Feldman Barrett 5 

1 MGH/Harvard Medical School, Charlestown, MA, 

2 MGH, Charlestown, MA, 3 Pennsylvania State University, 

University Park, PA, 4 MGH/Harvard Medical School/EPFL, 

Charlestown, MA, 5 Northeastern University/MGH, 

Boston, MA 

Neural mechanisms for effects of Stimulus 

Familiarization on Liking 

Leslie Zebrowitz 1 , Yi Zhang 1 

1 Brandeis University, Waltham, MA 

emotion Suppression and Cognitive Flexibility: 

an fmrI study 

Hui Ai1 , Yuxia Huang1 1State Key Laboratory of Neuroscience and Learning, 


Personality Influences on the Cerebral Processing of 

emotional Prosody 

Carolin Brück 1,2 , Benjamin Kreifelts 1 , Evangelia Kaza 3 , 

Martin Lotze 3 , Dirk Wildgruber 1,2 

1 University of Tübingen - Dept. of Psychiatry, Tübingen, 

Germany, 2 Werner Reichardt Centre for Integrative 

Neuroscience, Tübingen, Germany, 3 Functional Imaging 

Unit University of Greifswald, Greifswald, Germany 

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Neural correlates of subjective experience of valence 

during naturalistic stimulation 

M Viinikainen 1,2 , E Glerean 1,2 , I Jääskeläinen 1,2 , M Sams 1,2 , 

L Nummenmaa 1,3,4,2 

1 Department of Biomedical Engineering and Computational 

Science, Aalto University School of Science, Espoo, 

Finland, 2 Advanced Magnetic Imaging Centre, Aalto 

University School of Science, Espoo, Finland, 3 Brain 

Research Unit, Low Temperature Laboratory, Aalto 

University School of Science, Espoo, Finland, 4 Turku PET 

Centre, Turku, Finland 

musically-induced mood: effects on social perception 

and neural correlates 

Niclas Kilian-Hütten 1 , Fabrizio Esposito 2 , Elia Formisano 3 

1 Maastricht University, 2 University of Naples, 

Castellammare di Sta, Italy, 3 Maastricht University, 

Maastricht, Netherlands 

Chronic psychosocial stress and acute stress-induced 

corticolimbic activation 

Jessica Richards 1 , Thomas Ross 2 , Stephanie Gorka 3 , 

Elliot Stein 2 , Stacey Daughters 4 

1 University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, 

United States, 2 Neuroimaging Research Branch, National 

Institute on Drug Abuse, Baltimore, MD, 3 University of 

Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, IL, 4 University of Maryland, 

College Park, MD 

Neural Correlates of Cognitive Performance in a Visual 

n-back Task after auditory Distress 

Nitesh Rana 1 , Andrei Medvedev 2 , William Adler 1 , 

Jagmeet Kanwal 3 

1 Georgetown University, Washington, DC, United States, 

2 Dept. of Neurology, Georgetown University, Washington, 

DC, United States, 3 Depts. of Physiology and Biophysics, 

and Neurology, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, 

United States 

Behavioral activation and Inhibition Tendencies predict 

Differential BoLD response to gain and Loss 

Hannah Raila 1 , Mbemba Jabbi 1 , Philip Kohn 1 , Tiffany 

Nash 1 , Brett Cropp 1 , Raghav Mattay 1 , James Zhang 1 , 

Jonathan Kippenhan 1 , Karen Berman 1 

1 National Institutes of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD 

The modulation of the neural processing of audiovisual 

Kissing Scenes through happy and sad music 

Corinna Pehrs 1 , Jan Hendrik Bakels 2 , Helmut Leder 3 , 

Arthur Jacobs 1 , Hermann Kappelhoff 4 , Stefan Koelsch 5 , 

Lars Kuchinke 6 

1 Dahlem Institute of Neuroimaging of Emotion, Berlin, 

Germany, 2 Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 

3 Universität Wien, Wien, Austria, 4 Freie Universität Berlin, 

Berlin, Berlin, 5 Dahlem Institute of Neuroimaging of 

Emotion, Berlin, Berlin, 6 Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Bochum, 

Germany 

Neural correlates of three emotion regulation strategies 

Ben Paul 1 , Walter Schneider 1 , Greg Siegle 2 

1 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, 2 University of 

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emotion processing in young girls with 

Turner syndrome 

David Hong1 , Allan Reiss2 1 2 Stanford University, Stanford, USA, Stanford University, 

Stanford, CA 

glucagon-modulated mood induction 

Timur Toygar 1 , Nils Kohn 1,2,3 , Ute Habel 1,2 

1 RWTH Aachen University Hospital, Department of 


Germany, 2 JARA-Translational Brain Medicine, Aachen/ 

Juelich, Germany, 3 Virtual Project House Gender & 

Technology, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany 

WHaT TurNS amy oN? a reVIeW oN emoTIoN 

ProCeSSINg IN THe amygDaLa 

Carmen Morawetz 1,2 , Birgit Derntl 3 

1 Department of Education and Psychology, Freie 

Universitaet Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Cluster of Excellence 

“Languages of Emotion”, Freie Universitaet Berlin, Berlin, 

Germany, 3 Institute for Clinical, Biological and Differential 

Psychology, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria 

Categorical vs. Dimensional Processing of emotion 

Perception in Human Brain 

Yoshi-Taka Matsuda1 , Tomomi Fujimura1 , Kentaro Katahira1 , 

Takeshi Asamizuya2 , Kenichi Ueno2 , Kang Cheng2 , 

Kazuo Okanoya1 1 2 JST, ERATO, Wako, Japan, RIKEN Brain Science Institute, 

Wako, Japan 

Intelligent emotion processing in adolescence 

William Lloyd 1 , Justin Williams 2 , Janek Lobmaier 3 , 

Gordon Waiter 2 

1 Uinversity of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, UK, 2 University of 

Aberdeen, Aberdeen, United Kingdom, 3 University of 

Berne, Berne, Switzerland 

relationship Between Childhood abuse and 

Cortico-limbic activation During a Stressful Task 

Stephanie Gorka 1 , Thomas Ross 2 , Jessica Richards 3 , 

Elliot Stein 2 , Stacey Daughters 3 

1 University Of Maryland, College Park, MD, 2 Neuroimaging 

Research Branch, National Institute on Drug Abuse, 

Baltimore, MD, 3 University of Maryland, College Park, MD 

estradiol modulation of brain activity associated 

with emotional processing: a comparison of older 

postmenopausal and younger cycling women 

Paul Newhouse 1 , Amanda Kutz 1 , Ashley Pfaff 1 , 

Magdalena Naylor 1 , Christina Broadwell 1 , Julie Dumas 1 

1 University of Vermont, Burlington, VT 

The ‘Salience-Paradigm’: effects in the salience 

network correlate with perceived stimulus salience 

Sebastian Wendt 1 , Coraline Metzger 1 , Johann Steiner 2 , 

Joern Kaufmann 3 , Bernhard Bogerts 2 , Martin Walter 1 

1 Clinical Affective Neuroimaging Laboratory, Department of 

Psychiatry,-von-Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany, 

2 Department of Psychiatry, Otto-von-Guericke University, 

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emotion regulation is modulated by specific stimulus 

material 

Carmen Morawetz 1,2 , Juergen Baudewig 1,2 , 

Hauke Heekeren 1,2 

1 Department of Education and Psychology, 

Freie Universitaet Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Cluster of 

Excellence „Languages of Emotion“, Freie Universitaet 

Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

effect of Caffeine and Placebo on Cerebral response 

to Vocal emotional Sounds and Working memory 

Michihiko Koeda 1 , Yukari Nakano 2 , Amane Tateno 1 , 

Yumiko Ikeda 3 , Woochan Kim 1 , Hidehiko Takahashi 4 , 

Hidenori Suzuki 3 , Masato Matsuura 5 , Yoshiro Okubo 1 

1 Department of Neuropsychiatry, Nippon Medical School, 

Tokyo, Japan, 2 Department of Bioinformatics, Tokyo 

Medical and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 3 Department 

of Pharmacology, Nippon Medical School, Tokyo, Japan, 

4 Department of Neuropsychiatry, Kyoto University, Kyoto, 

Japan, 5 Department of Biofunctional Informatics, Tokyo 

Medical and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan 

Brain correlates of functional and dysfunctional 

beliefs: an fmrI study of cognitive reappraisal 

Ioana Cristea 1,2 , Claudio Gentili 3 , Emiliano Ricciardi 4 , 

Giuseppina Rota 4 , Daniela Bonino 5 , Daniel David 1 , 

Pietro Pietrini 4 , Mario Guazzelli 3 

1 Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, 

2 Clinical Psychology Chair, Department of Psychiatry, 

Neurobiology, Pharmacology and Biotechnologies, 

University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 3 Clinical Psychology Chair, 

Department of Psychiatry, Neurobiology, Pharmacology 

and Biotechnologies, Pisa, Italy, 4 Laboratory of Clinical 

Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Pisa, 

Pisa, Italy, 5 Laboratory of Clinical Biochemistry and Clinical 

Molecular Biology, Universiy of Pisa, Pisa, Italy 

electrophysiological correlates of human sexual 

features processing 

Lore Legrand 1,2 , Marzia Del Zotto 3 , Alan Pegna 1 

1 Geneva University Hospital, Geneva, Switzerland, 

2 University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 3 Geneva 

University Hospital And Neuroscience Center, 

University Of Geneva, Geneva 4, Switzerland 

Brain responses to emotional music 

Aubé William 1,2 , Arafat Angulo-Perkins 3 , Isabelle Peretz 1,2 , 

Fernando Barrios 3 , Luis Concha 3 , Jorge Armony 1,4 

1 International Laboratory for Brain, Music and Sound 

Research (BRAMS), Montréal, Canada, 2 Université de 

Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 3 Universidad Nacional 

Autonoma de Mexico, Queretaro, Mexico, 4 Douglas 

Institute and Department of Psychiatry, McGill University, 

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Superior Performance under extreme Challenge: 

Is cognitive reappraisal key to the “it” factor? 

Amy J Haufler 1 , Manish Khatiwada 2 , Michelle Costanzo 3 , 

Bradley Hatfield 1 , John VanMeter 2 

1 Department of Kinesiology, and Neuroscience and 

Cognitive Science Program, University of Maryland, 

College Park, MD, 2 Center for Functional and Molecular 

Imaging, Georgetown University Medical Center, 

Washington, DC, 3 Neuroscience and Cognitive Science 

Program, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 

Heterogeneity of emotional reactivity in the amygdala 

in health and persistent visceral pain 

Jennifer Labus 1 , Brandall Suyenobu 1 , Kristen Coveleskie 1 , 

Lisa Kilpatrick 1 , Kirsten Tillisch 2 , Josh Bueller 1 , 

Jean Stains 1 , Bruce Naliboff 1,3 , Emeran Mayer 1 

1 Center for Neurobiology of Stress, UCLA, Los Angeles, 

CA, 2 Center for Neurobiology of Stress, UCLA, Los 

Angeles, CA, 3 VA Greater Los Angeles Health Care 

System, Los Angeles, CA 

Top-down and Bottom-up Processes in 

emotion recognition, 

Ming Peng 1 , Lin Yuan 1 , Renlai Zhou 1,2 

1 School of Psychology, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, 

China, 2 State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience 

and Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China 

an Irmf Study on emotional Processing in Video 

game Players 

Aurélie CAMPAGNE 1 , Benoit FRADCOURT 1 , 

Nicolas MATHIEU 1 , Emilie Cousin 2 

1 Psychology and Neurocognition Laboratory, CNRS 

UMR5105, UPMF, Grenoble, France, 2 Laboratoire de 

Psychologie et Neurocognition, UMR CNRS 5105, 

UPMF, Grenoble, France 

The role of the human insular cortex in pain and 

emotional processing 

Isabella Mutschler 1 , Johanna Wankerl 1 , Erich Seifritz 2 , 

Tonio Ball 3 

1 University of Basel, department of psychology, Basel , 

Switzerland, 2 Clinic for Affective Disorders and General 

Psychiatry, Psychiatric Hospital Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 

3 Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, 

University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany 

emotions Transferred by Cochlear Implants: 

an erP study exploring the Possibilities 

Deepashri Agrawal 1 , Lydia Timm 2 , R Dengler 2 , 

Matthias Wittfoth 3 

1 Department of Neurology, Hannover Medical School, 

Hannover,Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, Hannover 

Medical School, Hannover, Germany, 3 Department of 

Neurology, Hannover Medical School;NICA (NeuroImaging 

and Clinical Applications), Hannover, Germany 

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Differential humor training effects in male and 

female patients with mDD 

Nils Kohn 1 , Irina Falkenberg 2 , Valentin Markov 1 , 

Thilo Kellermann 1 , Ute Habel 1 



Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry & Psychotherapy, 


Specific associations of fmrI responses to different 

laughter types with laughter acoustics 

Benjamin Kreifelts 1 , Diana Szameitat 1 , Carolin Brück 1 , 

Kai Alter 2 , Wolfgang Grodd 3 , Thomas Ethofer 1 , 

Dirk Wildgruber 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Eberhard- 

Karls-University of Tübingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 

2 Institute of Neuroscience, University of Newcastle, 

Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 3 Section on Exp 

MR, Dep. Neuroradiology, Tuebingen, Germany 

Neural regions responsive to Conflict between 

emotional experience and emotion Categorization 

Sandhya Narayanan 1 , Ajay Satpute 1 , Jochen Weber 1 , 

Kevin Ochsner 1 


The event-related Potential Correlates of emotional 

reappraisal during The regulation Instruction 

An Hyeon Min 1 , In Jae Hwang 2 , Ji Woon Jeong 2 , 

Hyun Taek Kim 2 , Sang Hee Kim 3 

1 Dept. Of Brain And Cognitive Engineering, Korea 

University, Republic Of Korea, 2 Dept. Of Psychology, 

Korea University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 3 Dept. Of Brain 

And Cognitive Engineering, Korea University, Seoul, 


Cognitive modulation of emotion processing in 

response to angry faces 

Kyoung-Uk Lee 1 , Sarah Garfinkel 2 , Shao-Shuan Ho 2 , 

Stephan Taylor 2 , Israel Liberzon 2 

1 The Catholic University of Korea, Seoul, Korea, 

2 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, United States 

The influence of stimulus duration on brain activations 

during the emotional discrimination task 

Ji-Won Chun 1,2,3 , Sung-Hyon Kyeong 1,2 , Jae-Jin Kim 4 , 




2 Department of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Research 

Institute of Radiological Science, Yonsei University College 

of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 3 Department of 

Psychiatry and institute of Behavioral Science in Medicine, 

Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 4 Department of Psychiatry and institute of 

Behavioral Science in Medicine, Yonsei University College, 







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Neural basis of the aesthetic experience with fractal 

images : an fmrI study 

eunae lee 1 , Seungbok Lee 1 , Jungwoo Son 2 , 

Seongwoo Jo 1 , Momo Kim 1 

1 Department of Psychology, Chungbuk National 

University, Cheongju, Korea, Republic of, 2 Department of 

Neuropsychiatry, College of Medicine, Chungbuk National 

University, Cheongju, Korea, Republic of 

Genetics 

Genetic Association Studies 

genetic associations of brain structure to serum 

transferrin: an mrI and DTI analysis (N=615), (o-W3) 

Neda Jahanshad 1 , Kori Johnson 2 , Katie McMahon 2 , 

Greig de Zubicaray 3 , Sarah Medland 4 , Grant Montgomery 4 , 

Nicholas Martin 4 , Margaret Wright 4 , Arthur Toga 1 , 








Shared molecular architecture of craniofacial and brain 

development, (o-W3) 

M. Mallar Chakravarty 1 , Hervé Abdi 2 , Manon Bernard 3 , 

Natasa Kovacevic 4 , Gabriel Leonard 5 , Michel Perron 6 , 

Bruce Pike 7 , Louis Richer 6 , Suzanne Veillette 8 , Zdenka 

Pausova 3 , Tomas Paus 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute - Baycrest, Toronto, Ontario, 

2 The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, 

3 Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario, 4 Rotman 

Research Institute, Baycrest, Toronto, Ontario, 5 Montreal 

Neurological Institute, McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 

6 University of Quebec at Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, Quebec, 

7 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Quebec, 

8 CEGEP Jonquiere, Jonquiere, Quebec 

genetics of cerebral connectivity and the integrity of 

cerebral white matter 

Peter Kochunov 1 , John Blangero 2 , Anderson Winkler 3 , 

Peter Fox 1 , Ravindranath Duggirala 2 , David Glahn 3 

1 University Of Texas Health Science Center At San Antonio, 

San Antonio, United States, 2 Department of Genetics, 

Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research, San 

Antonio, United States, 3 Yale University, Hartford, CT 


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Schizophrenia risk Variant in NTrK1 relates to Lower 

White matter Integrity in young Healthy adults 

Meredith Braskie 1 , Neda Jahanshad 1 , Jason Stein 1 , 

Marina Barysheva 1 , Katie McMahon 2 , Greig de Zubicaray 3 , 

Nicholas Martin 4 , Margaret Wright 4 , John Ringman 5 , 

Arthur Toga 1 , Paul Thompson 1 

1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, USA, 

2 University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 3 University 

Of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 4 Queensland Institute 

of Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia, 5 UCLA, Los 

Angeles, USA 

The activity and connectivity of the resting-state 

networks were modulated by the ComT val158met 

Bing Liu1 , Ming Song2 , Yonghui Li3 , Chunshui Yu4 , 

Tianzi Jiang5 1CMC,Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of 

Sciences, Beijing, China, 2Beijing, 3Institute of Automation, 

Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 4Tianjin Medical University General Hospital, Tianjin, China, 

5Institute Of Automation, Chinese Academy Of Sciences, 


ESR1 genetic variation differentially influences brain 

morphology by sex 

Susan Conroy 1 , Kwangsik Nho 1 , Brenna McDonald 1 , 

Shannon Risacher 1 , Sungeon Sun Kim 1 , Tatiana Foroud 1 , 

Clifford Jack Jr 2 , Michael Weiner 3 , Li Shen 1 , Andrew Saykin 1 


IN, 2 Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, 3 UC San Francisco, 

Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 

San Fransisco, CA 

genome-Wide association meta-analysis of 

Hippocampal Volume via the eNIgma Consortium 

The ENIGMA Consortium 

KIBra polymorphism is related to brain structure and 

function during reward anticipation 

Claudia Preuschhof 1 , Hannah Brühl 1 , Nils Bodammer 2 , 

Shu-Chen Li 2 , Lars Bäckman 3 , Ulman Lindenberger 2 , 

Hauke Heekeren 4 

1 Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Max Planck 

Institute for Human Development, Berlin, Germany, 

3 Aging Research Center - Karolinska Institutet/Stockholm 

University, Stockholm, Sweden, 4 Department of Education 

and Psychology, Freie Universitaet Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

The NoS1 polymorphism rs6490121 is associated with 

variation in prefrontal function and gray matter 

Emma Rose 1 , Ciara Greene 2 , Derek Morris 1 , Ciara Fahey 1 , 

Sarah Jacobson 3 , Ian Roberston 1 , Hugh Garavan 1 , 

Michael Gill 1 , Aiden Corvin 1 , Gary Donohoe 1 

1 Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 2 Imperial College, 

London, United Kingdom, 3 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA

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Shared Dopamine and naChr β5 gene effect on 

Cingulate Functional Connectivity and Nicotine 

addiction 

Elliot Hong 1 , Colin Hodgkinson 2 , Yihong Yang 3 , Pei-Hong 

Shen 4 , Hemalatha Sampath 5 , Hong Gu 3 , Lauren Moran 6 , 

Thomas Ross 7 , Betty Jo Salmeron 7 , Gunvank Thaker 5 , 

David Goldman 2 , Elliot Stein 7 

1 Maryland Psychiatrie Research Center, Baltimore, 

United States, 2 NIAAA-IRP, NIH, Rockville, United 

States, 3 Neuroimaging Research Branch, National 

Institute on Drug Abuse, National Institutes of Health, 

Baltimore, MD, 4 NIAAA, DC, MD, 5 MPRC, Baltimore, MD, 

6 Maryland Psychiatric Research Center, Baltimore, MD, 


Drug Abuse, Baltimore, MD 

The effect of Dyslexia related genes on White matter 

Structure in a Normal Sample during Childhood 

Fahimeh Darki 1 , Myriam Peyrard-Janvid 2 , Hans Matsson 2 , 

Juha Kere 2 , Torkel Klingberg 1 

1 Neuroscience Department, Karolinska Institutet, 

Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Department of Biosciences and 

Nutrition, Karolinska Institutet, Huddinge, Sweden, Sweden 

Influence of Candidate alzgene SNPs on Hippocampal 

Shape: a Study of the aDNI Cohort 

Jing Wan 1 , Sungeun Kim 1 , Kwangsik Nho 1 , Shannon 

Risacher 1 , Shanker Swaminathan 1 , Lars Bertram 2 , 

Clifford Jack Jr 3 , Michael Weiner 4 , Faisal Beg 5 , Lei Wang 6 , 

Andrew Saykin 7 , Li Shen 1 


IN, 2 Max-Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics, 

Berlin, Germany, 3 Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, 4 UC 

San Francisco, Department of Veterans Affairs Medical 

Center, San Fransisco, CA, 5 Simon Fraser University, 

Burnaby, B.C., 6 Northwestern University Feinberg School 

of Medicine, Chicago, United States, 7 Indiana University 

School of Medicine, Indianapolis, United States 

association between KCTD8 and Brain Volume as 

revealed in a genome-wide Study 

Tomas Paus 1,2 , Manon Bernard 3 , M. Mallar Chakravarty 1 , 

Anbarasu Lourdusamy 4 , Gabriel Leonard 2 , Michel Perron 5 , 

Bruce Pike 2 , Louis Richer 5 , Gunter Schumann 4 , Suzanne 

Veillette 6 , Zdenka Pausova 3 


Canada, 2 Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University, 

Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 3 Hospital for Sick Children, 

Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 4 Institute of Psychiatry, King’s 

College, London, United Kingdom, 5 University of Quebec 

at Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada, 6 CEGEP 

Jonquiere, Jonquiere, Quebec, Canada 

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Partial replication of ZNF804a risk-Status Dependent 

alterations in Prefrontal Connectivity 

Frieder Paulus 1 , Sören Krach 2 , Johannes Bedenbender 3 , 

Axel Krug 4 , N Shah 5 , Marcella Rietschel 6 , Tilo Kircher 7 , 

Andreas Jansen 8 

1 Department of Psychiatry, Philipps University Marburg, 

Germany, Marburg, Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry, 

Section of BrainImaging, University of Marburg, Marburg, 

Germany, 3 Philipps-University Marburg, 4 Department 

of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Philipps-University 

Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 5 Forschungszentrum Jülich, 

Jülich, Germany, 6 Central Institute of Mental Health, 

Mannheim, Germany, 7 Department of Psychiatry und 

Psychotherapy, Philipps-University Marburg, Marburg, 


Section of BrainImaging, University of Marburg, Marburg, 

Germany 

genetic Determinants of Dopamine effects on Skill 

Learning and Cortical Plasticity 

Kristin Pearson Fuhrhop 1 , Brian Minton 2 , Daniel Acevedo 2 , 

Steven Cramer 3 

1 University of California, Irvine, 2 University of California, 

Irvine, Irvine, CA, 3 University of California, Irvine, 

Orange, CA 

genetic determinants of cortical myelination. evidence 

for rora gene 

Peter Kochunov 1 , David Glahn 2 , Anderson Winkler 2 , 

Jack Lancaster 1 , Peter Fox 1 , Jack Kent 3 , Ravindranath 

Duggirala 3 , John Blangero 3 

1 The University of Texas Health Science Center at 

San Antonio, San Antonio, United States, 2 Yale University, 

Hartford, CT, 3 Department of Genetics, Southwest 

Foundation for Biomedical Research, San Antonio, 

United States 

effect of NPy gene on brain activation during emotional 

processing in anxious depressed 

Esther Opmeer 1,2 , Rudie Kortekaas 3 , Marie-JosÃ© van Tol 4 , 

Nic van der Wee 4 , Saskia Woudstra 5 , Zoltan Bochdanovitz 5 , 

Mark van Buchem 6 , Brenda Penninx 5 , Witte Hoogendijk 5 , 

Dick Veltman 7 , A. Aleman 8 

1 university medical center groningen, 2 university of 

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 3 university medical 

center groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 4 LUMC, 

Leiden, Netherlands, 5 VUMC, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

6 LUMC, Groningen, Netherlands, 7 VU University 

Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 8 University Medical Center Groningen, 





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Common gene variants in the mHC region associate 

with cerebral ventricular size in schizophrenia 

Ingrid Agartz 1,2 , Andrew Brown 3 , Lars Rimol Rimol 1 , 

Cecilie Hartberg 1 , Anders Dale 4 , Ingrid Melle 5 , 

Srdjan Djurovic 6 , Ole Andreassen 5 

1 Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo, Oslo, 

Norway, 2 Department of Research and Development, 

Diakonhjemmet Hospital, Oslo, Norway, 3 University Of 

Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 4 Department of Neurosciences and 

Department of Radiology, University of California San 

Diego, San Diego, CA, 5 Institute of Clinical Medicine, 

Division of Mental Health and Addiction, University of Oslo, 

Oslo, Norway, 6 Department of Medical Genetics, Oslo 

University Hospital, Oslo, Norway 

genetic contributions to the midsagittal area of the 

corpus callosum 

Kimberley Phillips 1,2 , Peter Kochunov 3 

1 Trinity University, 2 Southwest Foundation for Biomedical 

Research, San Antonio, TX, 3 UTHSCSA, San Antonio, 

United States 

The association of genetic variation in CaCNa1C with 

frontotemporal neural system 

Fei Wang 1 , Andrew McIntosh 2 , Yong He 3 , Joel Gelernter 4 , 

Hilary Blumberg 4 

1 Yale University, 2 University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, 

United Kingdom, 3 Beijing Normal University, Beijing, 

China, 4 Yale University, New Haven, CT 

Genetics 

Genetic Modeling and Analysis Methods 

314** 

multi-SNP effects on Temporal Lobe Structure 

replicated in aDNI (N=738) and Queensland 

Twins (N=568) 

Omid Kohannim 1 , Derrek Hibar 1 , Jason Stein 1 , 

Neda Jahanshad 1 , Katie McMahon 2 , Greig de Zubicaray 3 , 

Nicholas Martin 4 , Margaret Wright 4 , Andrew Saykin 5 , 

Clifford Jack, Jr. 6 , Michael Weiner 7 , Arthur Toga 1 , 

Paul Thompson 1 , the Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging 


1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 


Brisbane, Australia, 3 University of Queensland, School of 

Psychology, Brisbane, Australia, 4 Queensland Institute of 

Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia, 5 Indiana University 

School of Medicine, Indianapolis, United States, 6 Mayo 

Clinic, Department of Radiology, Rochester, MN, 7 UC San 

Francisco, Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 

San Fransisco, CA, 8 NIA ADEAR Center, Bathesda, MD 


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Discovering The Network Topology of gene action on 

Brain microstructure: an N=531 Twin Study 

Ming-Chang Chiang 1 , Marina Barysheva 1 , Katie McMahon 2 , 

Greig de Zubicaray 3 , Kori Johnson 2 , Nicholas Martin 4 , 

Arthur Toga 1 , Margaret Wright 4 , Paul Thompson 1 







Bridging the gap between imaging and genetics: 

a multivariate statistical investigation, (o-W3) 

Edith Le Floch 1 , Christophe Lalanne 2 , Philippe Pinel 3 , 

Antonio Moreno 3 , Laura Trinchera 4 , Arthur Tenenhaus 4 , 

Bertrand Thirion 5 , Jean Baptiste Poline 1 , Vincent FROUIN 1 , 

Edouard Duchesnay 1 

1 CEA Neurospin, Saclay, France, 2 AP-HP, Inserm, 

Paris, France, 3 Inserm, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 4 Supélec, 

Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 5 INRIA Futurs, Orsay, France 

Screening the association scores with fmrI phenotypes 

in an imaging-genetics study 

Vincent FROUIN 1 , Yannick Schwartz 2 , Benjamin Thyreau 1 , 

Edith LeFloch 1 , Edouard Duchesnay 1 , Alexis Barbot 1 , 

Jean-Baptiste Poline 1 

1 CEA Neurospin, Gif sur Yvette, France, 

2 CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France 

Heritability of white matter tract density within the 

working memory network 

Gabriella Blokland 1 , Nathan Hageman 2 , Jason Stein 3 , 

Neda Jahanshad 4 , Arthur Toga 3 , Katie McMahon 5 , 

Greig de Zubicaray 6 , Margaret Wright 7 , Nicholas Martin 1 , 


1 Genetic Epidemiology Laboratory, Queensland Institute 

of Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia, 2 Laboratory of 

Neuro Imaging, Department of Neurology, UCLA School of 

Medicine, Los Angeles, CA, 3 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, 

UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 4 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, 

Dept. of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, Los 

Angeles, United States, 5 University of Queensland, Centre 

for Advanced Imaging, Brisbane, Australia, 6 University of 

Queensland, School of Psychology, Brisbane, Australia, 


of Medical Research, Brisbane, Queensland, 8 Laboratory 


Medicine, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, United States

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a Tensor-Based morphometry Study of Twins using a 

New Combined Surface and Volume registration 

Natasha Lepore* 1 , Anand Joshi* 2 (* equal contribution), 

Julio Villalon Reina 2 , Caroline Brun 3 , James Gee 3 , 

Greig de Zubicaray 4 , Margaret Wright 5 , Katie McMahon 6 , 


1 University of Southern California and Children’s Hospital 

Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, 2 Laboratory of Neuro 

Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 3 PICSL Laboratory, 

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 4 University of 

Queensland, School of Psychology, Brisbane, Australia, 


of Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia, 6 University of 

Queensland, Centre for Advanced Imaging, Brisbane, 

Australia, 7 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging - UCLA School of 

Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 

Voxelwise gene-wide association study (vgeneWaS): 

multivariate gene-based association testing 

Derrek Hibar 1 , Jason Stein 1 , Omid Kohannim 1 , 

Neda Jahanshad 1 , Andrew Saykin 2 , Li Shen 3 , 

Sungeun Kim 3 , Nathan Pankratz 3 , Tatiana Foroud 3 , 

Matthew Huentelman 4 , Steven Potkin 5 , Clifford Jack Jr 6 , 

Michael Weiner 7 , Arthur Toga 1 , Paul Thompson 1 


2 Indiana University School of Medicine, Bloomington, IN, 


4 The Translational Genomics Research Institute, Phoenix, 

AZ, 5 University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA, 6 Mayo 

Clinic, Rochester, MN, 7 UC San Francisco, Department of 

Veterans Affairs Medical Center, San Fransisco, CA 

ancestry effects on Hippocampal Volume: Implications 

for Neuroimaging Studies 

Gonzalo Laje 1 , Allison Nugent 1 , Xinmin Liu 2 , 

Jonathon Savitz 3 , Carlos Zarate, Jr. 1 , Wayne Drevets 3 , 

Francis McMahon 1 

1 NIMH, Bethesda, MD, 2 Columbia University, New York, NY, 

3 Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Tulsa, OK 

Investigating the Joint effect of HFE mutations on 

White matter Structure (N=544 DTI study) 

Omid Kohannim 1 , Neda Jahanshad 1 , Derrek Hibar 1 , 

Jason Stein 1 , Katie McMahon 2 , Greig de Zubicaray 3 , Sarah 

Medland 4 , Grant Montgomery 4 , John Whitfield 4 , Nicholas 

Martin 4 , Margaret Wright 4 , Arthur Toga 1 , Paul Thompson 1 



Brisbane, Australia, 3 University of Queensland, School of 

Psychology, Brisbane, Australia, 4 Queensland Institute of 

Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia 

environmental Influence on Human Brain Chemistry 

in Late Life appears to Be Superior to genetics 

Seyed Amir Hosein Batouli 1 , Julian Trollor 2 , Wei Wen 3 , 

Perminder Sachdev 3 

1 NeuroImaging Lab, School of Psychiatry, University of 

New South Wales, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 2 Department of 

Developmental Disability Neuropsychiatry, UNSW, Sydney, 

Australia, 3 Neuropsychiatric Institute, Prince of Wales 

Hospital, Sydney, Australia 

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Identification of Brain Functional Networks Linked to 

genetic Variation: a Constrained ICa approach 

Mohammad Ghassemi 1 , Jingyu Liu 1 , David Boutte 1 , 

Sandy Wells 2 , Nora Perrone-Bizzozero 3 , Fabio Macciardi 4 , 

Daniel Mathalon 5 , Judith Ford 5 , Steven Potkin 4 , 

Jessica Turner 1 , Vince Calhoun 1,6 , Andrew Michael 1 

1 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, United States, 

2 Department of Radiology, Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, United States, 3 Department of Neurosciences, 

University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, United States, 

4 Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior, 

University of California, Irvine, United States, 5 Veterans 

Affairs Medical Center, University of San Francisco, San 

Francisco, United States, 6 Department of ECE, University 

of New Mexico, Albuquerque, United States 

genetic Patterning of Cortical arealization of the the 

Human Brain 

Chi-Hua Chen 1 , Matthew Panizzon 1 , Christine Fennema- 

Notestine 1 , Lisa Eyler 1 , Amy Jak 1 , Michael Neale 2 , 

Carol Franz 1 , Samar Hamza 1 , Terry Jernigan 1 , Michael 

Lyons 3 , Michael Grant 3 , Bruce Fischl 4 , Larry Seidman 5 , 

Ming Tsuang 1 , Anders Dale 1 , William Kremen 1 

1 University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, United States, 

2 Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, United 

States, 3 Boston University, Boston, United States, 4 Harvard 

Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Boston, United States, 5 Harvard University, Boston, 

United States 

Genetics 

Neurogenetic Syndromes 

326** Lovastatin normalizes the brain spontaneous 

low-frequency fluctuations in children with nf1 

camille chabernaud1 , Maarten Mennes1 , Peter Kardel2 , 

William Gaillard3 , Layne Kalbfleisch4 , John Van Meter5 , 

Roger Packer2 , Michael Milham1 , F. Xavier Castellanos1 , 

Maria Acosta2 1Phyllis Green and Randolph Cōwen Institute for 

Pediatric Neuroscience, NYU Langone Medical Center, 

New York, United States, 2Jennifer and Daniel Gilbert 

Neurofibromatosis Institute, Children’s National Medical 

Center, Washington DC, United States, 3The Center for 

Neuroscience and Behavioral Medicine, Children’s National 

Medical Center, Washington DC, United States, 4George Mason University, South Ridge, United States, 5Center for 

Functional and Molecular Imaging, Georgetown University 

Medical Center, Washington DC, United States 




Genetics 

Neurogenetic Syndromes, continued 

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Williams syndrome genes LImK1, CLIP2 interact to 

impact performance, gray matter in healthy humans 

Jonathan Kippenhan 1 , Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg 2 , 

Venkata Mattay 3 , Bhaskar Kolachana 4 , Philip Kohn 4 , 

Dwight Dickinson 4 , Daniel Weinberger 3 , Karen Berman 5 

1 National Institutes of Health, NIMH, IRP, Bethesda, MD, 

2 Central Institute of Mental Health (CIMH) Mannheim, 

Mannheim, Germany, 3 National Institute of Mental Health, 

National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 4 National 

Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 5 National Institutes 

Of Health, NIMH, IRP, Bethesda, United States 

DTI maps of white matter abnormalities in 22q11.2 

deletion syndrome, Fragile X and Turner syndrome 

Julio Villalon Reina 1 , Neda Jahanshad 2 , Arthur Toga 3 , 

Paul Thompson 1 , Tony Simon 4 

1 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging - UCLA School of Medicine, 

Los Angeles, CA, 2 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, 

Los Angeles, CA, 3 UCLA School of Medicine, Department 

of Neurology, Los Angeles, CA, 4 Cognitive Analysis & Brain 

Imaging Laboratory-M.I.N.D. Institute & NeuroTherapeutics 

Research Inst, Davis, CA 

grey and white matter changes in infantile myotonic 

dystrophy type 1 

Herve Lemaitre1 , Aurelia Jacquette2 , Sandra Whalen2 , 

Bruno Eymard3 , Isabelle Desguerre2 , Francis Brunelle4,1 , 

David Grevent4,1 , Monica Zilbovicius1,5 , Delphine Heron2 , 

Nathalie Boddaert4,1 1INSERM U1000, Paris Descartes, Faculté de Medecine 

Paris-Sud 11, Orsay, France, 2Hopital Pitie Salpetriere, 

APHP, Département de Genetique, Paris, France, 3Hopital Pitie Salpetriere, APHP, Institut de Myologie, Paris, France, 

4Hopital Necker, APHP, Enfants malades, Paris, France, 

5Hopital Necker, APHP, Enfants malades, Paris, France, 

France 

Comparing Diffusion Tensor Imaging in 

Neurofibromatosis type I vs. Normal Children 

and adults 

Nicolás Lori 1,2 , Maria Ribeiro 1,2 , Ines Violante 1,2 , 

Miguel Castelo-Branco 1,2 

1 IBILI, Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra, Coimbra, 

Portugal, 2 National Brain Imaging Network, Portugal 

Diffusion Imaging in Individuals with Partial Deletions 

of the Williams Syndrome Critical region 

Dharshan Chandramohan 1 , Matthew Geramita 1 , 

Lindsay Walker 2 , Katherine Roe 3 , Shane Kippenhan 3 , 

Aarthi Padmanabhan 3 , Phillip Kohn 3 , Carolyn Mervis 4 , 

Ariel Pani 5 , Colleen Morris 6 , Daniel Weinberger 7 , 

Carlo Pierpaoli 2 , Stefano Marenco 1 , Karen Berman 3 

1 Unit on Multimodal Imaging Genetics, CBDB, NIMH- 

IRP, Bethesda, MD, 2 Section on Tissue Biophysics and 

Biomimetics, NICHD-IRP, Bethesda, MD, 3 Section on 

Integrative Neuroimaging, CBDB, NIMH-IRP, Bethesda, 

MD, 4 Neurodevelopmental Sciences Lab, University 

of Louisville, Louisville, KY, 5 Dept. of Biochemistry and 

Molecular Biology, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, 

6 Genetics Division, Dept of Pediatrics, University of Nevada 

School of Medicine, Las Vegas, NV, 7 GCAP/CBDB, 

NIMH-IRP, Bethesda, MD 


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Brain related acute and long term effects of leptin 

therapy in a congenital leptin deficient patient 

Sabine Frank 1,2 , Martin Heni 3,4 , Anja Moss 5 , Julia von 

Schnurbein 5 , Andreas Fritsche 3,4 , Hans-Ulrich Haering 3,4 , 

Sadaf Farooqi 6 , Hubert Preissl 1,7 , Martin Wabitsch 5 


Germany, 2 Graduate School of Neural & Behavioural 

Sciences, International Max Planck Research School, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 3 Department of Internal Medicine, 

Division of Endocrinology, Eberhard Karls University 

Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 4 Member of the German 

Centre for Diabetes Research DZD, Tuebingen, Germany, 

5 Division of Pediatric Endocrinology, Dep. of Pediatrics and 

Adolescent Medicine, University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany, 

6 Metabolic Research Laboratories, Institute of Metabolic 

Science, Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, United 

Kingdom, 7 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 

University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 


Variants of FTo modulate reward-related behavior 

and the central control of hunger and satiety 

Annette Horstmann 1 , Joeran Lepsien 2 , Haiko Schloegl 3 , 

Stefan Kabisch 3 , Franziska Busse 3 , Peter Kovacs 4 , 

Michael Stumvoll 5 , Arno Villringer 2 , Burkhard Pleger 2 

1 IFB Adiposity Diseases, Max Planck Institute for Human 



Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 3 Department of Medicine, 

University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 4 Interdisciplinary 

Center of Clinical Research, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, 

Germany, 5 IFB Adiposity Diseases, University of Leipzig, 


morphologic alterations in brain structure in patients 

with Wagr/11p deletion syndrome 

Julie McEntee 1 , John Butman 2 , Dzung Pham 1 , 

Shannon Fuhr 3 , Amanda Huey 3 , Stephen Sharp 4 , 

Jack Tsao 4 , Joan Han 3 

1 Henry M. Jackson Foundation, Rockville, MD, 2 NIH 

Clinical Center, Bethesda, MD, 3 NICHD, Bethesda, MD, 

4 USUHS, Bethesda, MD 


Atlases 

335 a High-resolution Full-Brain Probabilistic atlas 

of regions Based on Cortical-Folds 

Matthieu Perrot1 , Gael Varoquaux2 , Denis Rivière1 , 

Jean-François Mangin1 1 2 NeuroSpin, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, Neurospin, 

INRIA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France


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The allen Human Brain atlas: an online 

resource Integrating mr and genome-Wide gene 

expression Data 

Elaine Shen 1 , Darren Bertagnolli 1 , Barry Daly 2 , Chinh 

Dang 1 , Angela Guillozet-Bongaarts 1 , Rao Gullipalli 2 , 

Michael Hawrylycz 1 , John Hohmann 1 , Chris Lau 1 , 

Changkyu Lee 1 , Ed Lein 1 , Alan McMillan 2 , Lydia Ng 1 , 

Caroline Overly 1 , John Phillips 1 , Zackery Riley 1 , Kimberly 

Smith 1 , Susan Sunkin 1 , Paul Wohnoutka 1 , Allan Jones 1 

1 Allen Institute for Brain Science, Seattle, WA, 

2 University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, MD 

NeuromorphoNaut: an open Source Tool to make 

anatomy Less Tedious 

Andrew Worth 1 , Gregory Millington 1 , Jason Tourville 2 

1 Neuromorphometrics, Inc., Somerville, MA, 2 Department 

of Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston University, 

Boston, MA 

Cortical Surface-based atlases: Improvements to the 

fsaverage atlas and Inter-atlas Transformations 

David Van Essen 1 , Matthew Glasser 2 , Timothy Coalson 3 , 

Donna Dierker 4 , John Harwell 3 

1 Washington University, 2 Washington University in 

St. Louis, 3 Washington University, St. Louis, MO, 

4 Washington University School of Medicine, 

Creve Coeur, United States 

automatic mNI atlas labeling for Chinese Brain 

Template using 3D nonlinear registration 

Chia-Ming Chang 1 , Che-Wei Chang 2 , Tun Jao 2 , 

Chien-Chang Ho 2 , Jyh-Horng Chen 2 

1 National Taiwan University, Taiwan, 2 National Taiwan 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China 

Teaching neuroanatomy using Iphone and IPad 

Pedro Paulo Oliveira Jr 1,2 , Bruce Fischl 3 , Edson Amaro 4 

1 Netfilter.com, São Paulo, Brazil, 2 University Of Sao 

Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil, 3 Harvard Medical School and 

Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, United States, 

4 University Of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, SP, Brazil 


Databasing and Data Sharing 

341* establishing Datasharing Standards in Neuroimaging, 

(o-W3) 

Standards for Neuroimaging Datasharing Task Force1 1International Neuroinformatics Coordinating Facility, 

Stockholm, Sweden 

342* 

Towards large-scale automated synthesis of the human 

neuroimaging literature, (o-W3) 

Tal Yarkoni 1 , Russell Poldrack 2 , Thomas Nichols 3 , 

David Van Essen 4 , Tor Wager 5 

1 University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, USA, 

2 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, USA, 3 University of 

Warwick, Dept. of Statistics, Coventry, UK, 4 Washington 

University, St. Louis, USA, 5 University of Colorado at 

Boulder, Boulder, USA 

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The International Neuroimaging Data-sharing Initiative 

(INDI) and the Functional Connectomes Project 

Michael Milham 1,2 , Maarten Mennes 1 , David Gutman 1 , 

Randy Buckner 3 , Cameron Craddock 4 , Daniel Margulies 5 , 

Yufeng Zang 6 , Bharat Biswal 7 , J.K. Buitelaar 8 , Vince 

Calhoun 9 , Stan Colcombe 2 , Eliza Congdon 10 , Daniel 

Dickstein 11 , Damien Fair 12 , Matthew Hoptman 2 , 

Maria de la Iglesia Vaya 13 , George Andrew James 14 , 

Rex Jung 9 , Clare Kelly 1 , David Kennedy 15 , Kent Kiehl 9 , 

Clint Kilts 14 , Art Kramer 16 , Stephen LaConte 4 , Bennet 

Leventhal 2 , Beatriz Luna 17 , Larry Maayan 2 , David 

Madden 18 , Luis Martí-Bonmatí 19 , Andrew Mayer 9 , 

Stewart Mostofsky 20 , Joel Nigg 12 , Kate Nooner 2 , 

James Pekar 20 , Russell Poldrack 21 , Erika Proal 1 , 

Julie Schweitzer 22 , Katerina Velanova 17 , Arno Villringer 5 , 

Xi-Nian Zuo 23 , F. Xavier Castellanos 1,2 

1 NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY, 2 Nathan 

Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, Orangeburg, 

NY, 3 Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, 4 Virginia Tech, 

Roanoke, VA, 5 Max Planck Institute, Leipzig, Germany, 

6 Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China, 7 University 

of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, Newark, NJ, 

8 Donders Center for Cognitive Neuroscience, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands, 9 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, 

NM, 10 University of California Los Angeles, West 

Hollywood, CA, 11 Brown University School of Medicine, 

Providence, RI, 12 Oregon Health and Science University, 

Portland, OR, 13 Centre of Excellence for Biomedical 

Imaging, Valencia, Spain, 14 University of Arkansas 

for Medical Sciences, Little Rock, AR, 15 University of 

Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, MA, 16 University 

of Illinois at Urbana-Champagne, Urbana-Champagne, IL, 

17 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, 18 Duke University 

Medical Center, Durham, NC, 19 La Fe University and 

Polytechnic Hospital, Valencia, Spain, 20 Kennedy Krieger 

Institute, Baltimore, MD, 21 University of Texas at Austin, 

Austin, TX, 22 UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute, Sacramento, CA, 

23 Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 

BrainBrowser: Web-based 3D Visualization for the 

maCaCC Dataset and other Surface Data 

Nicolas Kassis 1 , Gaolang Gong 2 , Marc-Étienne Rousseau 3 , 

Reza ADALAT 4 , Alan Evans 5 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital, Mcgill 

Univeristy, 2 Montreal Neurological Institute And Hospital, 

McGill University, Canada, 3 Montreal Neurological Institute 

(MNI) and Hospital, Mcgill University, Montreal, Québec, 


Montreal, Canada, 5 McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

The Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and resources 

Clearinghouse (NITrC) 

David Kennedy 1 , Christian Haselgrove 1 , Jeffrey Grethe 2 

1 University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, 

United States, 2 UCSD, San Diego, United States 





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NeuroLog: a framework for the sharing and reuse of 

distributed tools and data in neuroimaging 

Michel Dojat 1 , Mélanie Pélégrini-Issac 2,3 , Farooq Ahmad 4 , 

Christian Barillot 4 , Bénédicte Batrancourt 5,3 , Alban 

Gaignard 6 , Bernard Gibaud 4 , Pascal Girard 1,7 , David 

Godard 8 , Gilles Kassel 9 , Diane Lingrand 6 , Grégoire 

Malandain 7 , Franck Michel 4 , Johan Montagnat 6 , Xavier 

Pennec 7 , Javier Rojas Balderrama 6 , Bacem Wali 4 

1 INSERM / Université Joseph Fourier, U836, Institut des 

Neurosciences, Grenoble, France, 2 INSERM / UPMC Univ. 

Paris 06, UMR_S678, Laboratoire d’Imagerie Fonctionnelle, 

Paris, France, 3 Univ. Paris 11, IFR49, Gif-sur-Yvette, 

France, 4 INSERM / INRIA / CNRS / Univ. Rennes 1, IRISA 

Unit VISAGES U746, Rennes, France, 5 INSERM / CNRS / 

UPMC Univ. Paris 06, UMR_S975 CRICM, Paris, France, 

6 CNRS / UNS, I3S lab, MODALIS team, Sophia Antipolis, 

France, 7 INRIA, ASCLEPIOS team, Sophia Antipolis, 

France, 8 Visioscopie, Nice, France, 9 Univ. de Picardie Jules 

Verne, MIS, EA 4290, Amiens, France 

brainSCaNr: mapping Brain Structure, Function, and 

Disease relationships with Pubmed 

Bradley Voytek 1 , Jessica Voytek 1 

1 University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 

an online Shared Database of aSL-based CBF 

measures with Integrated Processing Pipeline 

David Shin 1 , Burak Ozyurt 2 , Thomas Liu 1 

1 UCSD Center for fMRI, La Jolla, CA, 2 University of 

California San Diego, La Jolla, CA 

Developmental brain aDC atlas creation from 

clinical images 

Randy Gollub 1 , Vincent Roch 2 , Patricia Grant 3 , 

Rudolph Pienaar 4 , Lilla Zollei 1 , Yanbing Wang 1 , Darren 

Sack 1 , Katherine Andriole 5 , Jesse Wei 6 , William Tellier 4 , 

Daniel Marcus 7 , Steven Pieper 8 , Christopher Herrick 1 , 

Shawn Murphy 1 

1 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, 2 Ecole 

Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Lausanne, 

Switzerland, 3 Fetal-Neonatal Neuroimaging & 

Developmental Science Center, Children’s Hospital Boston, 

Boston, MA, 4 Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA, 

5 Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA, 6 Beth Israel 

Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA, 7 Washington 

University, St. Louis, MO, 8 Isomics, Boston, MA 

Networks in the Cloud: Web-Based Neuroimaging 

Connectivity matrix analysis and Data Sharing 

Jesse Brown 1 , Jeffrey Rudie 1 , Susan Bookheimer 1 


an innovative neuroinformatics tool suite built for 

large heterogeneous datasets 

Margaret King 1 , William Courtney 1 , Raul de la Garza 1 , 

Susan Rati Lane 1 , Adam Scott 1 , Dylan Wodd 1 , 


1 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, NM, 

2 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, United States 

Brainmap Behavior Profiles 

Jack Lancaster 1 , Angela Laird 1 , P Fox 1 , Michael Martinez 1 , 

Peter Fox 1 

1 UTHSCSA - Research Imaging Institute, San Antonio, TX 


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a real-time fmrI communication interface for Turbo- 

BrainVoyager using the TBV 3.0 Plugin Interface 

Michael Lührs 1 , Charles Mueller 2 , Johannes Bernarding 3 

1 IBMI, Otto-Von-Guericke-University, Magdeburg, 

Germany, 2 IBMI, Otto-Von-Guericke-University, Germany, 

3 Otto Von Guericue University, Magdeburg, Germany 

PyXNaT: a Python interface for XNaT 

Yannick Schwartz 1 , Alexis Barbot 1 , Frouin Vincent 1 , 

Benjamin Thyreau 1 , Gael Varoquaux 2 , Bertrand Thirion 3 , 

Jean-Baptiste Poline 1 

1 CEA Neurospin, Paris, France, 2 INSERM Neurospin, 

Paris, France, 3 INRIA Parietal, Paris, France 

NeuroPub Visualizer v2: a NIfTI visualisation tool for 

iPad, iPhone and mac oS X 

Lars Forsberg 1,2 

1 Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden, 

2 Icelandic Heart Association, Reykjavik, Iceland 

Neo: a Data model for electrophysiological Data 

representation and its Python Implementation 

Florent JAILLET 1 , Samuel Garcia 2 , Andrew Davison 3 , 

Luc Estebanez 3 , Pierre Yger 3 

1 INCM, CNRS UMR 6193 - Université de la Méditerranée, 

Marseille, France, 2 NSCC, CNRS UMR 5020 - Université 

Claude Bernard, Lyon, France, 3 UNIC, CNRS UPR 3293, 

Gif-sur-Yvette, France 

Hybrid Linking of multiple Primate Cortical 

Parcellations to a Single atlas Space 

Gleb Bezgin 1 , Rembrandt Bakker 2 

1 Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, McIntosh lab, 

Toronto, Canada, 2 Donders Institute at UMC Radboud, 


graphical Knowledge Discovery for Neuroimaging 

archives 

Ian Bowman 1 , Shantanu Joshi 1 , John Van Horn 1 



Pipelines 

359 

Lipsia 2.0 – a software package for analyzing mrI/fmrI/ 

rs-fmrI data 

Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Eric Tuerke 1 , Thomas Proeger 1 , 

Enrico Reimer 1 , Lydia Hellrung 2 , Dirk Goldhahn 1 , 

Karsten Mueller 1 , Michael Hanke 3 , Daniel Margulies 4 , 

Arno Villringer 1 , Robert Turner 1 



Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences Leipzig, Leipzig, 

Germany, 3 Dartmouth College, NH, USA, 4 Berlin School of 

Mind and Brain, Humboldt University, Berlin , Germany


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Soma-Workflow: open source software for easy access 

to parallel computing resources 

Soizic Laguitton 1 , Denis Rivière 2 , Dominique Geffroy 1 , 

Nicolas Souedet 3 , Yann Cointepas 1 

1 CEA NeuroSpin, Paris, France, 2 NeuroSpin, CEA, 

Orsay, France, 3 CEA MIRCen, Paris, France 

a neuroimaging analysis kit for matlab and octave 

Pierre Bellec 1 , Felix Carbonnell 2 , Vincent Perlbarg 3 , 

Claude Lepage 4 , Oliver Lyttelton 5 , Vladmir Fonov 2 , 

Andrew Janke 6 , Jussi Tohka 7 , Alan Evans 8 

1 CRIUGM, Montreal , Quebec, 2 McConnell Brain Imaging 

Centre, Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, QC, 


France, 4 Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University, 

Canada, Montreal, Canada, 5 Institute of Mental Health 

Research Ottawa, 6 Centre for Advanced Imaging, The 

University of Queensland, Australia, brisbane, Australia, 

7 Department of Signal Processing,Tampere University of 

Technology, Tampere, Finland, 8 McGill University, 


Quality control of large-scale mrI processing by 

means of outlier detection 

Simon Duchesne1 , Fernando Valdivia2 1CRULRG Universite Laval, Quebec City, Canada, 

2Centre de recherche Universite Laval Robert-Giffard, 

Quebec, Quebec 

CHrIS: a Web-Based System for Collecting, 

analyzing, and Interacting with NeuroImaging Data 

Daniel Ginsburg 1 , Rudolph Pienaar 1 

1 Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA 

The iBrain analysis Toolbox for SPm 

David Abbott 1 , Richard Masterton 1 , Anthony Waites 1 , 

Kaushik Bhaganagarapu 1 , Gaby Pell 1 , Matthew Harvey 1 , 

Gagan Sharma 1 , Graeme Jackson 1 

1 Brain Research Institute, Florey Neuroscience Institutes 

(Austin), Melbourne, Australia 

Performing tasks in medical Imaging with r 

Karsten Tabelow1 , Brandon Whitcher2 , Joerg Polzehl1 1 2 WIAS, Berlin, Germany, GlaxoSmithKline, London, 


HIgher Cognitive Functions 

Decision Making 

366* 

orbitofrontal cortex distributes reinforcement to the 

decision that caused it, (o-T4) 

Kay Brodersen 1 , Laurence Hunt 2 , Ekaterina Lomakina 1 , 

Joachim Buhmann 1 , Matthew Rushworth 2 , 

Timothy Behrens 3 

1 ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 2 University of Oxford, 

Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 Oxford Centre for Functional 

MRI of the Brain (FMRIB), Oxford, United Kingdom 

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automatic processing of political preferences in the 

human brain 

Anita Tusche 1 , John-Dylan Haynes 2 


Charité - Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany, 


Charité - Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Intra-parietal sulcus links decisions to actions and 

receives value-modulated inputs from vmPFC, (o-m2) 

Miriam Klein-Flügge 1 , Timothy Behrens 2 , Karl Friston 3 , 

Sven Bestmann 1 

1 Sobell Department, Institute of Neurology, UCL, London, 

United Kingdom, 2 Oxford Centre for Functional MRI of the 

Brain (FMRIB), Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 Wellcome Trust 

Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, United Kingdom 

The amygdala becomes reward-sensitive when an 

outcome cannot be assigned to the correct 

decision, (o-m2) 

Kay Brodersen 1 , Laurence Hunt 2 , Ekaterina Lomakina 1 , 

Joachim Buhmann 1 , Matthew Rushworth 2 , Timothy 

Behrens 3 

1 ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 2 University of Oxford, 

Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 Oxford Centre for Functional MRI 

of the Brain (FMRIB), Oxford, United Kingdom 

Sub-second measurements of dopamine release in 

human striatum during a sequential investment 

game, (o-W4) 

Kenneth Kishida 1 , Stefan Sandberg 2 , Terry Lohrenz 3 , 

Youssef Comair 3 , Ignacio Saez 1 , Paul Phillips 2 , P. 

Montague 1 


2 University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 3 Baylor College of 

Medicine, Houston, TX 

Trait impulsivity and interindividual differences in the 

neural mechanisms underlying self control, (o-m3) 

Esther Diekhof 1 , Lesly Nerenberg 1 , Peter Falkai 1 , 

Peter Dechent 2 , Juergen Baudewig 3 , Oliver Gruber 1 



Göttingen, Germany, 2 MR-Research in Neurology and 

Psychiatry, University Medical Center Göttingen, 

Göttingen, Germany, 3 FU Berlin, Berlin, Germany 

Led into temptation? Subliminally presented reward 

cues bias incidental economic decisions, (o-m2) 

Stefan Bode 1,2 , Juan Dominguez D. 3 , Carsten Murawski 4 , 

Philip Harris 5 , Gary Egan 6,2 

1 Psychological Sciences, The University of Melbourne, 

Melbourne, Victoria, 2 Florey Neuroscience Institutes, 

Melbourne, Australia, 3 Florey Neuroscience Institutes, 

Melbourne, Victoria, 4 Department of Finance, The 

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, 5 Department 

of Management and Marketing, The University of 

Melbourne, Parkville, Australia, 6 Centre for Neuroscience, 

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia 





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Decision making and the medial prefrontal cortex: 

are there different forms of uncertainty? 

Takashi Nakao 1 , Hideki Ohira 2 , Georg Northoff 3 


Ottawa, Canada, Ottawa, Canada, 2 Graduate School of 

Environmental Studies, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan, 

Nagoya, Japan, 3 University of Ottawa Institute of Mental 

Health Research, Ottawa, Canada 

Delay discounting is associated with a diminished 

functioning executive control network under rest 

Lianne Schmaal 1 , Anna Goudriaan 1 , Wim Van den Brink 1 , 

Dick Veltman 2 



2 VU University Medical Center, Department of Psychiatry, 


reduced SN/VTa valuation and conflict responses 

during decision-making following sleep-deprivation 

Jan Peters 1 , Christian Büchel 2 , Mareike Menz 3 

1 Department of Systems Neuroscience, University Medical 

Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany, 2 Department 

of Systems Neuroscience, University Medical Center 

Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 3 Deparment 

of Systems Neuroscience, University Medical Center 

Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany, Hamburg, Germany 

Delayed and probabilistic discounting in 

pathological gamblers 

Stephan Miedl 1 , Christian Büchel 2 , Jan Peters 3 

1 Neuroimage Nord, Institute for Systems Neuroscience, 

University-Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, 

Germany, 2 NeuroimageNord, Institute for Systems 

Neuroscience, University-Medical Center Hamburg- 

Eppendorf, Ger, Hamburg, Germany, 3 NeuroimageNord, 

Institute for Systems Neuroscience, University-Medical 

Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

an 7T structural and fmrI study on the role of the STN 

in multiple alternative decision making 

Max Keuken 1,2 , Robert Turner 3 , Leendert van Maanen 4 , 

Rafal Bogacz 5 , Andreas Schäfer 3 , Jane Neumann 6 , 

Birte Forstmann 4 

1 University of Amsterdam, Utrecht, Netherlands, 

2 Max-Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 




5 University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom, 6 Max-Planck- 

Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Science., Leipzig, 

Germany 

5-HTTLPr Polymorphism Predicts Valence-dependent 

risk Preference Shift and related amygdala activity 

M Ryan Haynes 1 , Joseph Barter 1 , George Christoploulos 2 , 

Martina Ly 1 , Daniel Weinberger 1 , Wolfram Schultz 2 , 

Caroline Zink 1 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, Bethesda, MD, 

2 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

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Whether you like it or not: your product of choice elicits 

specific brain activation 

Laura Van Der Laan 1 , Denise de Ridder 2 , Max Viergever 1 , 

Paul Smeets 1 

1 University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands, 

2 Departement of Clinical and Health Psychology, University 

Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands 

When desire collides with reason: gender differences 

in the neural mechanism underlying self-control 

Maria Keil 1 , Oliver Gruber 1 , Peter Dechent 2 , Esther Diekhof 1 



Göttingen, Germany, 2 MR-Research in Neurology and 

Psychiatry, University Medical Center Göttingen, Göttingen, 

Germany 

Preventing impulsivity: a major role for hippocampusmediated 

episodic thinking 

Mael Lebreton 1 , Maxime-Louis Berthoux 1 , Philippe Fossati 1 , 

Mathias Pessiglione 1 

1 INSERM, PARIS, France 

manipulation of Loss aversion by monetary 

endowment and affect: an event-related fmrI Study 

Ranganatha Sitaram 1 , Sergio Ruiz 2 , Sangkyun Lee 3 , 

Chandrasekhar Pammi 4 


Neurobiology; University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany, 

2 Institute of Medical Psychology and Behavioural 


Germany, 3 Institute of Medical Psychology and Behavioral 


Germany, 4 Centre of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences, 

University of Allahabad, Allahabad, India 

associative learning in striatal subregions using 

high resolution fmrI 

Naomi Kenner1 , Jeanette Mumford2 , Russell Poldrack2 1 2 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, University of Texas at Austin, 

Austin, TX 

Functional connectivity during free choice of an object 

Markus Thimm 1 , Walter Sturm 1 , Ralph Weidner 2 , 

Gereon Fink 3 

1 University Hospital Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 2 Research 

Centre Juelich, Juelich, Germany, 3 Department of 

Neurology, University of Cologne, Cologne, Germany 

Brainactivity in Ba 8, aCC and DLPFC depends on 

Difficulty of Decisions and Subjective Consistency 

Stephan Ripke 1 , Thomas Hübner 1 , Eva Mennigen 1 , 

Kathrin Müller 1 , Sarah Rodehacke 1 , Dirk Schmidt 1 , 

Michael Smolka 1 


Neural Correlates of Bias in Perceptual 

Decision making 

Martijn Mulder 1 , Wouter Boekel 2 , Eric-Jan Wagenmakers 2 , 

Birte Forstmann 2 

1 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 

2 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands


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an fmrI Investigation of the effects of Partial Sleep 

Deprivation on the Speed-accuracy Trade-off 

Evan Nemeth 1 , Ryan Blagdon 1 , Benjamin Rusak 2 , 

Chris Bowen 3 , Jason Ivanoff 4 

1 Saint Mary’s University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 2 Dalhousie 

University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 3 National Research 

Council, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 4 Saint Mary’s University 

Neural Correlates of Protesting a Decision 

Bidhan Lamichhane 1 , Bhim Adhikari 1 , Sarah Brosnan 1 , 

Mukesh Dhamala 1 

1 Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA 

Task related frontoparietal oscillatory activity 

underlying the visual perception of velocity change 

Sheng H. Wang 1,2,3 , Paul Ferrari 4 , Marc Lalancette 5 , 

Eugene Simine 6 , Sonya Bells 7 , Douglas Cheyne 4 , 

Mazyar Fallah 1,2,3,8,9 , John Tsotsos 2,6 , Joseph DeSouza 1,2,3,9 

1 Psychology Department, York University, Toronto, Canada, 

2 Centre for Vision Research, York University, Toronto, 

Canada, 3 Neuroscience Diploma, York University, Toronto, 

Canada, 4 Program in Neurosciences and Mental Health, 

Hospital for Sick Children Research Institute, Toronto, 

Canada, 5 Hospital for Sick Children Research Institute, 

Toronto, Canada, 6 Department of Computer Science & 

Engineering, York University, Toronto, Canada, 7 Department 

of Medical Imaging, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 

8 School of Kinesiology and Health Science, York University, 

Toronto, Canada, 9 Biology Department, York University, 


Let’s have a break: neural substrates of effort 

management 

Florent Meyniel 1 , Mathias Pessiglione 1 

1 Motivation Brain and Behavior team, ICM, CNRS-INSERM, 

Universite Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris 6), France 

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The innovative brain: a neural signature 

Daniella Laureiro-Martínez 1 , Nicola Canessa 2 , 

Stefano Brusoni 3 , Maurizio Zollo 4 , Federica Alemanno 2 , 

Stefano Cappa 2 

1 Department of Management and Technology, Bocconi 

University, Milan, Italy, 2 Vita-Salute San Raffaele University 

& Division of Neuroscience San Raffaele Scientific Institute, 

Milan, Italy, 3 KITeS, Department of Management and 

Technology, Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, 4 CROMA, 

Department of Management and Technology, Bocconi 

University, Milan, Italy 

alcoholic Subjects response to Prediction error 

Reza Momenan 1 , Erica Grodin 1 , Henry Lin 1 , 

Daniel Hommer 1 


Neural substrates underlying the influence of affective 

states on intertemporal decision making 

Hyo-Eun Kim1 , Mi-Sook Park1 , Ji- Eun Park1 , Jin-Hun Sohn1 1Chungnam National University, Daejeon, Korea, 

Republic of 

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Is payoff necessarily weighted by the probability when 

making risky choice? evidence from ICa 

Yuan Zhou 1 , Lilin Rao 1 , Tianzi Jiang 2 , Shu Li 1 


Beijing, China, 2 Institute Of Automation, Chinese Academy 

Of Sciences, Beijing, China 

Computational mechanisms of stimulus-stimulus and 

stimulus-reward associative learning 

Sandra Iglesias 1 , Christoph Mathys 1,2 , Kay Brodersen 1,3 , 

Klaas Stephan 1,4 


Dept. of Economics, University of Zurich, Switzerland, 

2 Institute for Biomedical Engineering, ETH Zurich, 

Switzerland, 3 Department of Computer Science, 

ETH Zurich, Switzerland, 4 Wellcome Trust Centre for 

Neuroimaging, University College London, United Kingdom 

Functional Neuroimaging of Brand attractiveness 

Aniko Sztrokay1 , Evgeny Gutyrchik2 , Ernst Poeppel3 , 

Thomas Meindl4 , Maximilian Reiser5 1Institute of Clinical Radiology University Hospitals Munich, 

Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, Germany, 

2 3 IMP / HWZ, Munich, Germany, Human Science Center, 

Munich, Germany, 4University Munich, Munich, Germany, 

5Institute of Clinical Radiology, University Hospitals Munich, 

Munich, Germany 

Integration of disconfirmatory evidence is associated 

with increased activity in ventromedial PFC 

Katie Lavigne 1 , Todd Woodward 2 

1 University of British Columbia, 2 University of British 

Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 

The outcome evaluation in the altruistic punishment-an 

erP study 

Yan Wu 1 , Tianzi Jiang 2 

1 University of Electronic Science and Technology of 

China, Chengdu, China, 2 Institute Of Automation, Chinese 

Academy Of Sciences, Beijing, China 

Neural correlates of attitudinal evaluation: 

a fmrI study of attitudes towards animals 

Carlos Torres 1 , Erick Pasaye 1 , Luis Concha 1 , 

Fernando Barrios 1 

1 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 


The Neurophysiology of Tactile Decision making 

Sabrina Thiel 1 , Till Nierhaus 1 , Arno Villringer 1 , 

Burkhard Pleger 1 






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Reasoning and Problem Solving 

Neurodevelopmental origins of math anxiety 

Christina Young1 , Vinod Menon2 , Sarah Wu2 1 2 Stanford University, Stanford, USA, Stanford University, 

Stanford, CA 

The role of verbal and spatial processes in 

deductive reasoning 

Jérôme Prado 1 , Rachna Mutreja 2 , James Booth 1 

1 Northwestern University, Evanston, United States, 

2 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL 

Functional Connectivity between Parietal and Prefrontal 

Brain regions and Intelligence in Children 

Sandra Langeslag 1 , Marcus Schmidt 1 , Akhgar 

Ghassabian 1 , Frank Verhulst 1 , Henning Tiemeier 1 , 

Tonya White 1 

1 Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 

Erasmus MC - Sophia, Rotterdam, The Netherlands 

Fine-tuning of representational similarity during 

problem solving is related to task performance 

Sarit Ashkenazi 1 , Miriam Rosenberg-Lee 2 , Vinod Menon 3 

1 Stanford University School of Medicine, 2 Stanford 

University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, CA, 

3 Stanford University, Stanford, United States 

Planning of action with everyday objects is represented 

in bilateral human frontoparietal cortex 

Arianne Johnson 1 , Scott Grafton 1 

1 University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA 

The Influence of Verbalization on the Pattern of Cortical 

activation during mental arithmetic 

Sabrina Koch 1 , Verena Braunstein 1 , Karl Koschutnig 2 , 

Gernot Reishofer 2 , Franz Ebner 2 , Christa Neuper 1 , 

Anja Ischebeck 1 

1 Karl-Franzens University, Department of Psychology, 

Graz, Austria, 2 Medical University, Department of 

Radiology, Graz, Austria 

The “Honest” Brain region 

Zhi Yang 1 , Zirui Huang 1 , Xuchu Weng 2 


Beijing, China, 2 Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, 0 

Neural basis of Sudoku: a functional mrI study 

Mauro Perrucci 1,2 , Marcella Brunetti 1,2 , Antonio Ferretti 1,2 , 

Annapaola Prestia 3,4,5 , Cosimo Del Gratta 1,2 , 

Gian Luca Romani 1,2 , Giovanni Frisoni 3,4,5 

1 Department of Neuroscience and Imaging, G. D’Annunzio 

University, Chieti, Italy, 2 Institute for Advanced Biomedical 

Technology, G. D’Annunzio University Foundation, Chieti, 

Italy, 3 Laboratory of Epidemiology Neuroimaging and 

Telemedicine, IRCCS Centro San Giovanni di Dio FBF, 

Brescia, Italy, 4 IRCCS Centro San Giovanni di Dio FBF, 

Brescia, Italy, 5 The National Centre for Research and Care 

of Alzheimer’s and Mental Diseases, Brescia, Italy 


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using Functional Neuro-imaging as a measurement of 

Clinical reasoning expertise 

Steven Durning 1 , Anthony Artino 1 , Thomas Beckman 2 , 

Vincent Capaldi 3 , Eric Holmboe 1 , Hai Pan 4 , Louis Pangaro 1 , 

Robert Walter 3 , John Graner 1 , Terry Oakes 1 , Gerard Riedy 5 

1 Uniformed Services University, Bethesda, MD, 2 Mayo 

Clinic, Rochester, United States, 3 Walter Reed Army 

Medical Center, District of Columbia, United States, 4 USU, 

Bethesda, United States, 5 Walter Reed Army Medical 

Center, Washington, DC 


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Heterogeneous Hippocampal response and 

Connectivity associated with Children’s math 

Fact retrieval 

Soohyun Cho 1 , Arron Metcalfe 1 , Christina Young 1 , 

Leeza Kondos 1 , David Geary 2 , Vinod Menon 1 

1 Stanford University, Stanford, United States, 

2 University of Missouri, Columbia, United States 

Parietal brain activation during number processing 

predicts children’s arithmetic achievement 

Stephanie Bugden 1 , Gavin Price 1 , Adam McLean 1 , 

Daniel Ansari 1 

1 University of Western Ontario, London, Canada 

Why do we lose track of time with age? a fNIrS study 

of age-related differences in timing with breaks 

Paule Ellefsen-Gauthier 1 , Laurence Desjardins-Crépeau 2 , 

Claudette Fortin 1 , Michèle Desjardins 3 , Frédéric Lesage 3 , 

Louis Bherer 2 

1 Université Laval, Québec, Canada, 2 Université du Québec 

à Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 3 École Polytechnique, 


maturation of Fronto-Parietal Connectivity underlying 

math Problem Solving 

Miriam Rosenberg-Lee 1 , Caitlin Tenison 1 , Vinod Menon 1 


Cerebral correlates of non-symbolic numerical 

magnitude processing: the role of surface area 

Stephan Vogel 1 , Gavin Price 1 , Justin Halberda 2 , Ryan Ly 2 , 

Daniel Ansari 1 

1 University of Western Ontario, London, Canada, 

2 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, United States 

Production or prediction of time intervals: 

neuroanatomical dissociation with fmrI 

Karen Davranche 1 , Bruno Nazarian 2 , Franck Vidal 1 , 

Jennifer Coull 1 

1 Universite de Provence & CNRS, Marseille, France, 

2 La Timone Hospital, Marseille, France 

The Sound of Symbols: audiovisual Integration in 

Hindu-arabic Numerals in the Brain 

Ian Holloway 1 , Leo Blomert 2 , Daniel Ansari 1 

1 University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, 

2 Maastricht University, Maastricht, Netherlands


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Timing of posterior parahippocampal gyrus reveals 

multiple scene processing stages 

Julien Bastin 1 , Giorgia Committeri 2 , Philippe Kahane 1 , 

Gaspare Galati 3 , Lorella Minotti 1 , Jean-Philippe Lachaux 4 , 

Alain Berthoz 5 

1 INSERM U836, Grenoble institute of neurosciences and 

université Joseph Fourier, Grenoble, France, 2 Department 

of Neuroscience and Imaging, University G. D’Annunzio 

and ITAB, Foundation G. D’Annunzio, Chieti, Italy, 

3 Department of Psychology, Sapienza University, and 

Foundation Santa Lucia, Rome, Italy, 4 INSERM U821, 

Lyon, France, 5 UMR 7152, CNRS-Collège de France, 

Laboratoire de Physiologie de la Perception et de l’Action, 

Paris, France 

Frontal vs. Parietal Contributions to elementary School 

Children’s Number Concepts 

Edward Hubbard 1 , Bruce McCandliss 1 

1 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, USA 

greater complex visuo-perceptual skills correlate with 

smaller cortical recruitment in young adults 

Sabrina Danti 1 , Helen Beuzeron-Mangina 2 , Constantine 

Mangina 2 , Pietro Pietrini 3,4 , Emiliano Ricciardi 3,4,5 


Biology, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, Pisa, Italy, 2 Cognitive 

Psychophysiology Laboratory, Montreal Research and 

Treatment Center for Learning Abilities, Montreal, Quebec, 




Universitaria Pisana, Pisa, Italy, 5 MRI Laboratory, 

Fondazione Regione Toscana/CNR “G.Monasterio”, 

Pisa, Italy 

The relationship between spatial memory performance 

and resting state functional connectivity 

Jinsick Park 1 , Hyeongrae Lee 1 , Jeonghun Ku 2 , 

Kang Jun Yoon 3 , In Young Kim 1 , Sun I. Kim 1 


University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 Keimung University, 

Daeku, Korea, Republic of, 3 St. Peter’s Hospital, Seoul, 


an optical illusion to assess the balance of 

spatial attention 

Claire Gane 1 , Julien Voisin 2 

1 CIRRIS, U Laval, Québec, Canada, 2 CIRRIS, Dt 

Réadaptation, U Laval, Québec, Canada 


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resolving volume conduction artefacts in 

reconstruction of coherent neural networks from eeg 

Mark Drakesmith 1 , Wael El-Deredy 1 , Stephen Welbourne 1 

1 University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom 

Development of a miniaturized, mobile and Wireless 

16-Channel eeg System 

Chin-Teng Lin 1 , Wan-Ru Wang 1 , I-Jan Wang 1 , Lun-De Liao 1 , 

Sheng-Fu Chen 2 , Kevin C. Tseng 3 , Li-Wei Ko 1 

1 National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 2 National Health Research Institutes, 

Miaoli, Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 Chang Gung University, 

Tao Yuan, Taiwan, Republic of China 

Coincident Visual retinotopy in simultaneous evoked 

Potentials and fmrI 

Hugo Sandoval 1 , Joy Geng 2 , Louis Irwin 3 , Andrew Sands 4 , 

Stephen Sands 4 , Cameron Carter 5 

1 Texas Tech University Health Science Center, El Paso, 

TX, 2 UC Davis, Davis, CA, 3 UTEP, El Paso, TX, 4 Sands 

Research, El Paso, TX, 5 Department of Psychiatry and 

Behavioral, Sacramento, United States 

a Bayesian Time-Varying Source reconstruction 

model for eeg/meg 

Ivan Olier 1 , Nelson Trujillo-Barreto 2 , Wael El-Deredy 1 

1 University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom, 

2 Cuban Neurosciences Center, Havana, Cuba 

Cross-frequency Phase Synchronization during 

oddball Task in restless Legs Syndrome Patients 

Jeong Woo Choi 1 , Ki-Young Jung 2 , Gwan-taek Lee 2 , 

Deokwon Ko 2 , Kyung Hwan Kim 1 

1 Yonsei University, Department of Biomedical Engineering, 

Wonju, Korea, Republic of, 2 Korea University, 

Department of Neurology, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

Sex-linked Dissociation in Perception of vocal and 

non-vocal tones 

Yenju Feng 1 , An-Yi Hung 2 , Yawei Cheng 3 

1 National Yang-Ming University, Institude Of Neuroscience, 

Taiwan- Republic Of China, 2 Institute Of Neuroscience, 

Taipei, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 3 NYMU, Tapei, Taiwan, 


Discrimination of Positive and Negative emotional 

Prosody in Newborns: an erP Study 

Hsin-Yu Chen 1 , Shin-Yi Lee 2 , Yawei Cheng 3 

1 Institute of Neuroscience, National Yang-Ming University, 

Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Institue Of Brain 

Science, National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic Of China, 3 Institute of Neuroscience, National 

Yang-Ming University, Tapei, Taiwan, Republic of China 





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Common Spatial Patterns analysis for Detecting motor 

Imagery in Disorders of Consciousness 

Srivas Chennu 1 , Damian Cruse 2,3 , Camille Chatelle 4 , 

Steven Laureys 5 , Adrian Owen 2 


Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2 Centre for 

Brain and Mind, University of Western Ontario, London, 

Canada, 3 Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Medical 

Research Council, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 4 Coma 

Science Group, Cyclotron Research Centre, University of 

Liège, Liège, Belgium, 5 Coma Science Group, Cyclotron 

Research Centre, University of Liège and University 

Hospital of Liège, Liège, Belgium 

Investigation of Frequency Discrimination using 

mismatch Negativity and Hilbert-spectram Transfom 

Ayasa Matsuda 1 , Keiko Hara 1 , Satsuki Watanabe 2 , 

Miho Miyajima 2 , Katsuya Ohta 2 , Taketoshi Maehara 3 , 

Eisuke Matsushima 2 , Masato Matsuura 4 

1 Graduate school of Health Care Science, Tokyo Medical 

and Dental university, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Section of Liaison 

and Palliative Medicene, Tokyo Medical and Dental 

University, Tokyo, Japan, 3 Tokyo Medical and Dental 

University, Tokyo, Japan, 4 Department of Bioinformatics, 

Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan 

Single-trial olfactory event-related potential extraction 

by using empirical mode decomposition 

Chi-Hsun Wu 1,2 , Chia-Yen Yang 3 , Yi-Ling Chen 4 , 

Po-Lei Lee *,1,2,5 

1 Department of Electrical Engineering, National Central 

University, Taiwan (R.O.C), 2 Department of Medical 

Research and Education, Taipei General Veterans 

Hospital, Taiwan (R.O.C), 3 Department of Biomedical 

Engineering, Ming-Chuan University, Taiwan (R.O.C), 

4 Institute of biotechnology, National Ilan University, Taiwan 

(R.O.C), 5 Institute of Brain Science, National Yang-Ming 

University, Taiwan (R.O.C) 

eeg microstate analysis of epileptiform Discharges 

in Patients with absence Seizures 

Cauchy Pradhan1 , Juliane Britz2 , Christoph Michel3 , 

Dimitri Van De Ville4 1MIPLab,Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, 

University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 2Functional Brain Mapping Laboratory, Dept. of Fundamental 

Neurosciences, University of Geneva, Geneva, 

Switzerland, 3University Hospital, Geneva, Switzerland, 

4Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, 

Switzerland 

Localization of synchronous cortical sources 

from electromagnetic recordings 

Younes Zerouali 1,2 , Christophe Herry 1,2 , Jean-Marc Lina 1 

1 Ecole de technologie supérieure (ETS) de l’université du 

Québec, Montreal, Quebec, 2 Riviere-des-Prairies hospital, 

Montreal, Quebec 


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Semantic and perceptual decision making during 

propofol sedation: a high density eeg study 

Ram Adapa 1 , Tristan Bekinschtein 2 , Anthony Absalom 3 , 

Adrian Owen 4 , David Menon 1 



United Kingdom, 3 Univeristy Medical Center, Groningen, 

Netherlands, 4 Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, 


Time-frequency analysis of auditory P300 using 

Hilbert-Huang transform 

Satsuki Watanabe 1 , Keiko Hara 1 , Ayasa Matsuda 1 , 

Miho Miyajima 1 , Takashi Tomita 2 , Katsuya Ohta 3 , 

Taketoshi Maehara 1 , Minoru Hara 4 , Masato Matsuura 1 , 

Eisuke Matsushima 1 

1 Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 

2 Sony Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, 3 Onda dai-ni Hospital, 

Tokyo Medical and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 

4 Hara Clinic, Yokohama, Japan 

mismatch negativity in a patient with frontal neglect 

measured with eeg 

Martin Dietz 1 , Joergen Feldbaek 2 , Andreas Roepstorff 3 , 

Mikkel Wallentin 4 

1 CFIN, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark, 

2 Hammel Neurocentre, Aarhus University Hospital, 

Aarhus, Denmark, 3 Aarhus University, Aarhus C, Denmark, 

4 Aarhus C, Denmark 

Visual oddball erPs to affective Words in 

Chinese-english Bilinguals 

Zhiru Jia 1 , George Alexopoulos 1 , Nancy Squires 2 

1 Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell University, 

White Plains, NY USA, 2 Stony Brook University, 

Stony Brook, NY USA 

High resolution eeg spectral maps elicited by 

observing real faces of political candidates 

Giovanni Vecchiato 1,2 , Jlenia Toppi 3 , Febo Cincotti 2 , 

Laura Astolfi 3,2 , Fabrizio De Vico Fallani 1,2 , Michele Reino 2 , 

Donatella Mattia 2 , Gaetano Scarano 3 , Fabio Babiloni 1,2 

1 Department of Physiology and Pharmacology, University 

Sapienza, Rome, Italy, 2 IRCCS Fondazione Santa Lucia, 

Rome, Italy, 3 Department of Computer Science and 

Systems, University Sapienza, Rome, Italy 

real time feature extraction of eeg-based P300 using 

nonlinear principal component analysis 

Arjon Turnip 1 , Keum-Shik Hong 2 , Myung Yung Jeong 1 

1 Pusan National University, Pusan, Korea, Republic of, 


Fast end precise 256 electrode positions using 3T mrI 

Laurent Spinelli1 , Denis Brunet2 , Frederic Grouiller2 , 

Melanie Genetti2 , Serge Vulliemoz1 , Goran Lantz2 , 

Margitta Seeck1 , Christoph Michel2 1Neurology Dept, University Hospital, Geneva, Switzerland, 

2Functional Brain Mapping UNIGE/HUG Geneva, Geneva, 

Switzerland


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Hilbert Spectral analysis of mismatch Negativity in 

response to vowel-speech changes 

Keiko Hara 1,2 , Takashi Tomita 3 , Ayasa Matsuda 1 , 

Satsuki Watanabe 4 , Katsuya Ohta 5,1,4 , Miho Miyajima 4 , 

Taketoshi Maehara 6 , Eisuke Matsushima 4 , Minoru Hara 2 , 

Masato Matsuura 1 

1 Graduate School of Health Care Science, Tokyo Medical 

and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Hara Clinic, 

Yokohama, Japan, 3 Sony Corporation Life Science 

Laboratory, Tokyo, Japan, 4 Section of Liaison and 

Palliative Medicene, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 

Tokyo, Japan, 5 Onda-daini Hospital, Matsudo, Japan, 

6 Department of Neurosurgery, Tokyo Medical and Dental 

University, Tokyo, Japan 

Temporal and frequency information of different brain 

waves during Quran listening 

Faruque Reza 1 , Hazim Omar 2 , Alwani Ahmed 2 , Tahamina 

Begum 1 , Jafri Malin Abdullah 3 , Muzaimi Mustapha 4 

1 Department of Neurosciences, University Science 

Malaysia, Kubang Kerian, Kota Bharu, Kelantan, 

2 Department of Neurosciences, Hospital University 

Science Malaysia, Kubang Kerian, Kota Bharu, Kelantan, 

3 Department of Neurosciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 

Kubang Kerian, Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia, 

4 Department of Neurosciences, University Science 

Malaysia, kota bharu, Kelantan 


MEG 

445** m/eeg Source Localization with Sparse 

Time-Frequency Priors in Source Space 

Alexandre Gramfort1,2 , Daniel Strohmeier3 , 

Matti Hamalainen4 , Jens Haueisen3 , Matthieu Kowalski5 1INRIA Parietal Team - CEA Neurospin, France, 

2Department of Radiology, Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard 

Medical School, Boston, MA, 3Institute of Biomedical 

Engineering and Informatics, Technical University Ilmenau, 

Ilmenau, Germany, 4Department of Radiology, Martinos 

Center for Biomedical Imaging, Massachusetts General 

Hospital, Har, Boston, MA, 5Laboratoire des Signaux et 

Systèmes (L2S), Univ. Paris-Sud, Orsay, France 

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Listening to rhythmic sound modulates coherence of 

neuromagnetic sensorimotor beta oscillation 

Bernhard Ross 1,2 , Takako Fujioka 3 

1 University of Toronto, 2 University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, 

Canada, 3 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, 

U of Toronto 

The Default mode Network is a core for meg power 

correlation with other networks in the beta band 

Francesco de Pasquale 1,2 , Stefania Della Penna 1,2 , 

Abraham Snyder 3 , Laura Marzetti 1,4 , Vittorio Pizzella 5,1 , 

Gian Luca Romani 2 , Maurizio Corbetta 6 

1 ITAB, Chieti University, Chieti, Italy, 2 Department of 

Neuroscience and Imaging, “G. D’Annunzio” University, 

Chieti, Italy, 3 Washington University School of Medicine, 

St. Louis, United States, 4 Department of Neuroscience and 

Imaging, “G. D’Annunzio” University, Chieti, Ital, Chieti, 

Italy, 5 ITAB, Chieti UNiversity, Chieti, Italy, 6 Washington 

University School of Medicine 

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Localization of oscillatory meg activity combing 

time-frequency analysis and entropic inference 

Jean-Marc Lina 1,2 , Etienne Lemay 1 , Rasheda Chowdhury 3 , 

Jeffery Hall 4 , Eliane kobayashi 5 , Christophe Grova 6 

1 Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Montreal, Canada, 

2 Centre de Recherche Mathématique, Montreal, 

Canada, 3 McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 4 Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, Quebec, 5 Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada, 6 Biomedical 

Engineering Department, McGill University, Montreal, 

Canada 

effect of the fontanel on meg and eeg source analysis 

using a finite element model of an infant head 

Seok Lew 1 , Matti Hämäläinen 1 , Carsten Wolters 2 , 

Danielle Sliva 3 , Myong-sun Choe 3 , Patricia Grant 3 , 

Yoshio Okada 3 



2 Institute for Biomagnetism and Biosignalanalysis, 

University of Muenster, Muenster, Germany, 


Center, Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA 

meg Beamforming using Bayesian PCa for adaptive 

Data Covariance matrix regularisation 

Mark Woolrich 1 , Laurence Hunt 2 , Adrian Groves 2 , 

Gareth Barnes 3 

1 University of Oxford, 2 University of Oxford, Oxford, 

United Kingdom, 3 University College London, London, 


Spatial relationship between meg evoked responses 

and of rhythmic activity in a picture naming task 

Hannu Mikael Laaksonen 1 , Jan Kujala 1 , Annika Hulten 1 , 

Mia Liljeström 1 , Riitta Salmelin 1 

1 Brain Research Unit, Low Temperature Laboratory, 

Aalto University, Espoo, Finland 

Tracking Neurological maturation of growth-restricted 

Fetuses: a meg Study 

Hari Eswaran1 , Rathinaswamy Govindan1 , Naim Haddad1 , 

Curtis Lowery1 , Hubert Preissl1 , Eric Siegel1 1University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, 


How stable are the spectral powers and functional 

connectivity networks of meg in resting states? 

Seung-Hyun Jin1 , Jaeho Seol1 , June Sic Kim1 , 

Chun Kee Chung1 1MEG center, Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul, 

Republic of Korea 

Perception of Biological motion: an meg study 

Anastasia Pavlidou 1 , Joachim Lange 1 , Marc Lussanet 2,3 , 

Markus Lappe 2 , Alfons Schnitzler 1 


Psychology, Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, 

Germany, 2 Department of Psychology, University of 

Münster, Münster, Germany, 3 Otto Creutzfeldt Center 

for Cognitive and Behavioral Neuroscience, Münster, 

Germany 





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Localization of coherence between STN and cortex 

in patients with Parkinson’s disease 

Jan Hirschmann 1,2 , Tolga Özkurt 1,2 , Markus Butz 1,2 , 

Melanie Homburger 1,2 , Saskia Elben 1,2 , Christian 

Hartmann 1,2 , Jan Vesper 3 , Lars Wojtecki 1,2 , Alfons 

Schnitzler 1 


Psychology,Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, 

Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, University Hospital 

Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany, 3 Department of 

Functional Neurosurgery and Stereotaxy, University 

Hospital Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany 

Spatiotemporal decomposition of neuromagnetic 

source space: a tool for analyzing brain networks 

Paul Ferrari 1 , Douglas Cheyne 1 

1 Program in Neurosciences and Mental Health, Hospital 

For Sick Children Research Institute, Toronto, ON 

Hemispherical Dysfunction of motor System in 

Childhood migraine: a magnetoencephalography Study 

Jing Xiang1 , xinyao guo2 , Yingying Wang3 , John O’Brien 

O’Brien4 , Marielle Kabbouche1 , Scott Powers5 , 

Andrew Hershey6 1Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, 

OH, 2Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, 

3University of Cincinnati, West Chester, United States, 

4Institute for Ageing and Health. Newcastle University, 

Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, 5Cincinnati Childfren’s Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH, 

6Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, 


What makes us mishear Timbre? Failure of Perception 

or error in Cognition: an meg Study 

Jaeho Seol 1,2 , MiAe Oh 3 , Seung-Hyun Jin 2 , June Sic Kim 2 , 

Chun Kee Chung 4,1,2 

1 Interdisciplinary Program in Cognitive Science, Seoul 

National University College of Humanities, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 2 MEG Center, Department of Neurosurgery, 

Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of, 3 Department of Statistics, Seoul National University 

College of Natural Sciences, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 

4 Department of Neurosurgery, Seoul National University 


Stimulus Variability affects the amplitude of the 

auditory Steady-State response 

M Simpson 1 , W Woods 2 , G Prendergast 1 , S Johnson 1 

1 York Neuroimaging Centre, University of York, York, 

United Kingdom, 2 Faculty of Life & Social Science, 

Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia 

Developmental Impairment of motor Function in 

Childhood migraine: a magnetoencephalography Study 

xinyao guo 1 , Jing Xiang 1 , Yingying Wang 2 , Hope O’Brien 1 , 

Marielle Kabbouche 1 , Scott Powers 1 , Andrew Hershey 1 


OH, 2 University of Cincinnati, West Chester, United States 


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evoked stimulations induce epileptiform Discharges 

during magnetoencephalographic (meg) study 

Tahamina Begum 1 , Faruque Reza 1 , Hazim Omar 2 , 

Alwani Ahmed 2 , Shalini Bhaskar 1 , John Tharakan KJ 1 , 

Jafri Abdullah 1 

1 Department of Neurosciences, School of Medical 

Sciences, University Science Malaysia, 16150, Kubang 

Kerian, Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia, 2 Department of 

Neurosciences, School of Medical Sciences, Hospital 

University Science Malaysia, 16150, Kubang Kerian, 

Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia 


MR Spectroscopy 

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area-specific gaBa concentration predicts tactile 

discrimination performance in humans 

Nicolaas Puts 1,2 , John Evans 3,2 , Richard Edden 4,5 , 

Francis McGlone 6 , David McGonigle 1,2,7 

1 School of Biosciences, Cardiff University, Cardiff, 

United Kingdom, 2 School of Psychology, Cardiff University, 

Cardiff, United Kingdom, 3 Cardiff University Brain 

Research Imaging Centre, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 

4 Russell H Morgan. Johns Hopkins University, School 

of Medicine, Baltimore, United States, 5 FM Kirby Center 

for Functional Brain Imaging, Kennedy Krieger Institute, 

Baltimore, United States, 6 University of Liverpool, 

Liverpool, United Kingdom, 7 Cardiff University Brain 

Research and Imaging Centre, Cardiff, United Kingdom 

Decreased motor Cortex gaBa in Children with 

aDHD using magnetic resonance Spectroscopy 

Lindsey MacNeil 1 , Deana Crocetti 1 , Richard Edden 2 , 

Donald Gilbert 3 , Stewart Mostofsky 4 

1 Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD, 2 The Johns 

Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 3 Cincinnati Children’s 

Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH, 4 Kennedy Krieger 

Institute, Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, MD 

metabolism-BoLD-interaction in cortical regions of 

task-positive, task-negative and salience network 

Coraline Metzger 1 , Dorothea Horn 1 , Johann Steiner 2 , 

Constanze Seidenbecher 3 , Joern Kaufmann 4 , Bernhard 

Bogerts 2 , Martin Walter 1 

1 Clinical Affective Neuroimaging Laboatory, Department 


Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry, Otto-von-Guericke 

University, Magdeburg, Germany, 3 Leibniz Institute for 

Neurobiology, Magdeburg, Germany, 4 Department of 

Neurology, Otto-von-Guericke University, Magdeburg, 

Germany 

resting Brain metabolite Concentrations Correlate 

with BoLD response to Visual Stimulation in Human 

Shaolin Yang 1,2 , Hong Gu 2 , Yihong Yang 2 

1 Departments of Psychiatry and Radiology, University of 

Illinois at Chicago, Chicago, United States, 2 Neuroimaging 

Research Branch, National Institute on Drug Abuse, 

National Institutes of Health, Baltimore, United States


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Chronic Widespread Pain and Chronic Localized 

Pain: are There any Differences in the Neurochemical 

Profiles of These Conditions? 

Aygul Khusnullina 1 , Jeremy Jones 1 , Paul Mullins 1 

1 Bangor University, Bangor, Gwynedd 

In vivo study of metabolite in healthy human brain 

Zhiyong Yang 1,2 , Qiang Yue 3 , Hong Quan 2 , Wenting Ren 3 , 

Ting Cao 2 , Qiyong Gong 3 

1 Huaxi MR Research Center, Department of 

Radiology, West China Hospital of Sichuan University, 

Chengdu,China, 2 Laboratory of Medical Physics, Physics 

and Technology School, Wuhan University, Wuhan, China, 

3 Huaxi MR Research Center, Department of Radiology, 

West China Hospital of Sichuan University, Chengdu, 

China 


Multi-Modal Imaging 

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Cerebral Perfusion Imaging with C-arm Flat Detector 

Computed Tomography 

MUDASSAR KAMRAN 1 , Patrick Schweder 2 , 

Yu Deuerling-zheng 3 , James Byrne 1 

1 University of Oxford, Oxford Neurovascular and 

Neuroradiology Research Unit, Oxford, United Kingdom, 


Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 Siemens AG Healthcare, 

Forchheim, Germany 

Late effects of High-dose Chemotherapy on Brain 

Structure and Function in Breast Cancer Survivors 

Michiel de Ruiter 1,2 , Liesbeth Reneman 2 , Willem Boogerd 3 , 

Dick Veltman 4 , Matthan Caan 2 , Gwenaelle Douaud 5 , 

Cristina Lavini 2 , Sabine Linn 6 , Epie Boven 7 , Frits van Dam 1 , 

Sanne Schagen 1 

1 Dept of Psychosocial Research and Epidemiology, 

Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

2 Dept of Radiology, Academic Medical Centre, University 

of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 Dept of 

Neuro-oncology, Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands, 4 Dept of Psychiatry, VU University Medical 

Centre, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 5 FMRIB centre, Dept of 

Clinical Neurology, University of Oxford, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 6 Dept of Medical Oncology, Netherlands Cancer 

Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 7 Dept of Medical 

Oncology, VU University Medical Centre, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands 

Inter-Subject Correlations between Working memory 

Task and Fractional Volume of gray matter 

Qihong Zou 1,2 , Wanyong Shin 1,3 , Hong Gu 1 , Xiujuan Geng 1 , 

Wang Zhan 4 , Yufeng Zang 2 , Yihong Yang 1 


Drug Abuse, National Institutes of Health, Baltimore, 

MD, 2 State Key Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience 

and Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China, 

3 Imaging institute, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH, 

4 Center of Imaging for Neurodegenerative Diseases, 

University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 

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magnetic resonance elastography and Diffusion 

Tensor Imaging of the Human Brain at 3T 

Uta Sboto-Frankenstein 1 , Peter Latta 1 , Marco Gruwel 1 , 

Patricia Gervai 1 , Boguslaw Tomanek 1 


Biodiagnostics, Winnipeg, Manitoba 

gray matter covariance is associated with functional 

integration in the adult brain 

Nicolas Crossley 1 , Andrea Mechelli 2 , Philip McGuire 3 

1 Institute of Psychiatry - King’s College London, 

2 Institute of Psychiatry King’s College London, London, 


Psychiatry, London, United Kingdom 

Frequency-specific functional connectivity during 

resting state revealed by fmrI and NIrS 

Shuntaro Sasai 1 , Fumitaka Homae 2 , Hama Watanabe 1 , 

Akihiro Sasaki 3 , Hiroki Tanabe 3 , Norihiro Sadato 3 , 

Gentaro Taga 1 

1 University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Tokyo Metropolitan 

University, Tokyo, Japan, 3 National Institute For 

Physiological Sciences, Okazaki, Aichi, Japan 

Validation of basal ganglia segmentation on a 

3T mrI template 

claire haegelen 1 , D. Louis Collins 2 , Pierrick Coupe 3 , 

Nicolas Guizard 4 , Pierre Jannin 5 , Florent Lalys 5 , 

Xavier Morandi 5 

1 Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal Neurological Institute, 

Montreal, 2 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada, 3 McConnell 

Brain Imaging Centre, Montreal, Canada, 4 McConnel Brain 

Imaging Centre, Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, 

Canada, 5 Unit/Project VisAGeS U746, INRIA/ CNRS, UMR 

6074, IRISA, Université Rennes I, Rennes, France 

eeg-fmrI based information theoretic characterization 

of the human perceptual decision system 

Dirk Ostwald 1 , Camillo Porcaro 2 , Stephen Mayhew 3 , 


1 Bernstein Centre for Computational Neuroscience, 

Charite, Berlin, Germany, 2 Institute of Neuroscience, 

Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne, United 

Kingdom, 3 University of Birmingham, Birmingham, 


Partitioning of physiological signals in the brain using 

concurrent near-infrared spectroscopy/fmrI 

Yunjie Tong 1 , Blaise Frederick 1 

1 Brain Imaging Center, Mclean Hospital, Belmont, MA 

Single subject resting state networks and correlated 

eeg power spectra 

Matthias Meyer 1 , Erik van Oort 1 , Markus Barth 2 

1 Radboud University Nijmegen, Donders Institute For 

Brain, Cognition And Behaviou, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

2 Donders Insitute for Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, 






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Simultaneous eeg/fmrI analysis of Steady-State 

Visual evoked responses 

Esin Karahan1 , Müge Özker1 , Ali Bayram1,2 , 

Zübeyir Bayraktaroğlu3 , Basri Erdoğan1 , Itır Kaşıkçı4 , 

Cengizhan Öztürk1 , Ahmet Ademoğlu1 , Tamer Demiralp3 1Bogazici University, Institute of Biomedical Engineering, 

Istanbul, Turkey, 2NPIstanbul - Neuropsychiatry Hospital, 

Istanbul, Turkey, 3Istanbul University, Istanbul Faculty of 

Medicine, Department of Physiology, Istanbul, Turkey, 

4Istanbul University, Institute of Experimental Medicine, 

Istanbul, Turkey 

activity in visual rSNs predicts the magnitude of 

simultaneous BoLD and eeg visual responses 

Stephen Mayhew 1 , Camillo Porcaro 2 , Dirk Ostwald 3 , 


1 Birmingham University Imaging Centre (BUIC), School of 

Psychology, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United 

Kingdom, 2 Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, 

Medical School, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, UK, 

Newcastle, United Kingdom, 3 Department of Neurology 

and Bernstein Centre for Computational Neuroscience, 

Charite, Berlin, Germany 

Perfusion mapping of the Human orbitofrontal Cortex 

using C-arm FDCT and mr-PWI 

MUDASSAR KAMRAN 1 , Patrick Schweder 2 , 

Yu Deuerling-zheng 3 , James Byrne 1 

1 University of Oxford, Oxford Neurovascular and 

Neuroradiology Research Unit, Oxford, United Kingdom, 


Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 Siemens AG Healthcare, 

Forchheim, Germany 

Thalamic and Cortical Substrates of Large-Scale 

Neuronal oscillations assessed with eeg-fmrI 

Zhongming Liu 1 , Jacco de Zwart 1 , Peter van Gelderen 1 , 

Li-Wei Kuo 1 , Jeff Duyn 1 

1 Advanced MRI Section, Laboratory of Functional and 

Molecular Imaging, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, 

Maryland, United States 

relationship between anatomical asymmetry and 

Functional Interhemispheric Connectivity 

Jun Sung Park 1 , Jung-Ho Cha 2 , Uicheul Yoon 2 , 

Sang Won Seo 3 , Sun I. Kim 2 , Duk L. Na 3 , Jong-Min Lee 2 


University, Seoul, South Korea, 2 Department of Biomedical 


of, 3 Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Seoul, 



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Functional mrI and Transcranial Doppler sensitivity 

to neural activity 

Stefano Peca 1 , Daniela Flück 2,3 , Cheryl McCreary 4,5,6 , 

Marc Poulin 3,6 , Eric Smith 4,5,6 , Bradley Goodyear 1,4,5,6,7 

1 Seaman Family MR Research Centre, University of 

Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 2 Institute of Human Movement 

Sciences and Sport, ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 

3 Department of Physiology & Pharmacology, University 

of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 4 Department of Radiology, 

University of Calgary, Calgary, Canada, 5 Department of 

Clinical Neurosciences, University of Calgary, Calgary, 

Canada, 6 Hotchkiss Brain Institute, University of Calgary, 

Calgary, Canada, 7 Department of Psychiatry, University of 

Calgary, Calgary, Canada 

Identification of primary motor area during isometric 

contraction with simultaneous eeg-emg-fmrI 

Camillo Porcaro 1,2 , Stephen Mayhew 2 , Dirk Ostwald 3 , 

Leo Tomasevic 4 , Franca Tecchio 4 , Andrew Bagshaw 2 

1 Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, Medical 

School, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, UK, Newcastle, 

United Kingdom, 2 University of Birmingham, Birmingham, 

United Kingdom, 3 Bernstein Centre for Computational 

Neuroscience, Berlin, Germany, 4 ISTC-CNR, Ospedale 

Fatebenefratelli, Rome, Italy 

using eeg metrics to predict BoLD fmrI data 

in epilepsy 

Marco Leite 1 , Alberto Leal 2 , Patrícia Figueiredo 1 


Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal, 2 Hospital Júlio de Matos, 

Lisbon, Portugal 

Face-specific neural processing revealed by 

concurrent eeg-fmrI 

Vinh Nguyen1 , Ross Cunnington1 1Queensland Brain Institute, University of Queensland, 

St Lucia, Australia 

asymmetry of daCC: a Study of multiple modalities 

of mrI 

Jue Wang 1 , Dongqiang Liu 1 , Weixuan Zhu 2 , 

Zhangye Dong 2 , Yufeng Zang 1,2 


Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, China, 2 State Key 

Laboratory of Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning, 


application of Partial Directed Coherence to the 

analysis of resting-state eeg-fmrI 

Claudinei Eduardo Biazoli Junior 1 , João Sato 2,1 , Marcio 

Sturzbecher 3 , Draulio De Araujo 4 , Edson Amaro 1 

1 NIF/LIM44 School of Medicine, University of São Paulo, 

São Paulo, Brazil, 2 Center of Mathematics Computation 

and Cognition, Universidade Federal do ABC, Santo 

André, Brazil, 3 FFCLRP, University of São Paulo, Ribeirão 

Preto/SP, Brazil, 4 INN-ELS, Universidade Federal do Rio 

Grande do Norte, Natal/RN, Brazil


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Natural variation in mu response to mNS predicts 

BoLD in ipsilateral S1 and dorsal attention network 

Stephen Mayhew 1 , Karen Julia Mullinger 2 , 

Andrew Bagshaw 1 , Richard Bowtell 2 , Susan Francis 2 

1 Birmingham University Imaging Centre (BUIC), School 

of Physiology, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, 

United Kingdom, 2 Sir Peter Mansfield Magnetic Resonance 

Centre, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, 


Physiological noise reduction in BoLD data using 

optimally delayed simultaneously acquired NIrS data 

Blaise Frederick 1 , Yunjie Tong 1 

1 McLean Hospital, Belmont, United States 

Joint Inversion of brain electrodynamics and the 

BoLD signal in eeg-fmrI 

Kevin Brown 1 , Ryan Kasper 1 , Barry Giesbrecht 1 , 

Scott Grafton 1 , Jean Carlson 1 

1 UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, United States 

anatomical consistency of functional segregation in 

subcortical structures 

caroline malherbe 1,2 , Arnaud Messé 1,2 , Mélanie Pélégrini- 

Issac 1,2 , Yulia Worbe 3 , Stéphane Lehéricy 4,2 , Habib 

Benali 1,2,5 


France, 2 IFR 49, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 3 INSERM CIC 

9503, Hopital Pitié Salpêtrière, Paris, France, 4 Centre de 

NeuroImagerie de Recherche – CENIR, CRICM, UPMC- 

Inserm U975, CNRS 7225, Paris, France, 5 Université de 

Montréal, MIC/UNF, Montréal, Canada 

Correlations between resting FDg PeT and fmrI of 

emotion in healthy and depressed adults 

Wessyl Kelly1 , Eric Nofzinger1 , Howard Aizenstein1 , 

Mindy Heher1 , Amanda Collier1 , Jeffrey James1 , 

Julie Price1 , Susan Berman1 , Edward Friedman1 , 

Greg Siegle1 1University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine, 

Pittsburgh, PA 

eeg-fmrI effects during working memory in children 

and adults 

Lars Michels 1 , Rafael Lüchinger 2 , Thomas Koenig 3 , 

Ernst Martin 4 , Daniel Brandeis 2 

1 MR-Center University Children’s Hospita, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 2 Department of Child and Adolescent 

Psychiatry, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 

3 Department of Psychiatric Neurophysiology, University 

Hospital of Psychiatry, Bern, Switzerland, 4 MR-Center, 

University Children’s Hospital, Zurich, Switzerland 

offline TmS-fmrI shows serial processing of observed 

hand-object interactions between STS and Pmv 

Carola Arfeller1 , Jens Schwarzbach1 , Paolo Ferrari1 , 

Luigi Cattaneo1 1Center for Mind/Brain Sciences (CIMeC), University of 

Trento, Trento, Italy 

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multimodal Canonical Correlation analysis with 

regularization 

Bradley Klingenberg 1 , Jonathan Taylor 2 , Duygu Tosun 3 , 

Norbert Schuff 4 , Michael Weiner 5 

1 Stanford, 2 Stanford University, Stanford, CA, 

3 UC San Francisco, 4 UC San Francisco, San Francisco, 

CA, 5 UC San Francisco, Department of Veterans Affairs 

Medical Center, San Fransisco, CA 

Structure and function in a language based 

decision-making task 

Jeffrey Duda1 , Corey McMillan2 , Murray Grossman2 , 

James Gee2 1 2 University of Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania, 

Philadelphia, PA 

Simultaneous eeg-fmrI synchronization using ePI 

and Spiral sequences 

Ana Beatriz Solana 1 , Juan Antonio Hernández- 

Tamames 1,2,3 , Roberto García-Alvárez 4 , Ceferino Maestu 1 , 

Juan Álvarez-Linera 1,3,5 , Francisco del Pozo 1 

1 Center for Biomedical Technology - UPM, Pozuelo de 

Alarcon, Spain, 2 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Mostoles, 

Spain, 3 Fundación CIEN-Fundación Reina Sofía, Madrid, 

Spain, 4 GE Healthcare, Madrid, Spain, 5 Hospital Ruber 

Internacional, Madrid,Spain 

Investigation on Negative BoLD response using 

Simultaneously recording of fmrI and eeg 

Chia-Wei Li 1 , Jyh-Horng Chen 1,2 

1 Interdisciplinary MRI/MRS Lab, Department of Electrical 


Republic of China, 2 Neurobiology and Cognitive Science 

Center, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, 



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Time-resolved measurements of cerebral hemoglobin 

concentrations during a modified Stroop task 

Paul-Olivier Leclerc 1 , Said Mekary 2 , Laurence 

Desjardins-Crépeau 2 , Claudine Gauthier 1 , Louis Bherer 2 , 

Richard Hoge 1 

1 CRIUGM, University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

2 CRIUGM, UQAM, Montreal, Canada 

The physiological origin of task-evoked artifacts in 

functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy 

Evgeniya Kirilina 1 , Alexander Jelzow 2 , Angela Heine 1 , 

Michael Niessing 1 , Arthur Jacobs 3,1 , Heidrun Wabnitz 2 , 

Rainer Macdonald 2 , Ruediger Bruehl 2 , Bernd Ittermann 2 , 

Ilias Tachtsidis 4 

1 Free University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 


Germany, 3 Dahlem Institute of Neuroimaging of Emotion, 

Berlin, Germany, 4 University Collge London, London, 






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Sensitivity analysis for activation Detection in fNIrS 

using P-value Corrected t- and F- statistics 

Hua Li1 , Jong Chul Ye1 , Sungho Tak1 1Dept. of Bio and Brain Engineering, KAIST, Daejeon, 


accuracy of NIrS to measure Baseline optical 

absorption in the Brain from Neonates to adults 

Mathieu Dehaes 1 , Patricia Grant 1 , Danielle Sliva 2 , 

Nadege Roche-Labarbe 3 , Rudolph Pienaar 1 , David Boas 3 , 

Maria Angela Franceschini 3 , Juliette Selb 3 

1 Division of Newborn Medicine, Children’s Hospital Boston 

and Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 02115, USA, 


Center, Children’s Hospital Boston, Boston, MA 02115, 

USA, 3 Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging 

and Harvard Medical School, Charlestown, MA 02129, 

USA 

anatomical Vasculature modeling for Functional 

Near-Infrared Spectroscopy 

Katherine Perdue 1 , Solomon Diamond 1 

1 Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth, Hanover, NH 

Continuous correction of differential pathlength 

factor in near-infrared spectroscopy 

Tanveer Talukdar 1 , Solomon Diamond 2 

1 Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth, Hanover, 

NH, Hanover, NH, USA, 2 Thayer School of Engineering at 

Dartmouth, Hanover, NH, USA 

eSTImaTIoN oF HemoDyNamIC reSPoNSeS To 

ePILePTIC aCTIVITy uSINg eeg/NIrS aCQuISITIoNS 

Alexis Machado 1 , Dominique S. Rosenberg 2 , 

Jean-Marc Lina 3 , Eliane kobayashi 2 , Christophe Grova 4,5 

1 Biomedical Engineering Department, McGill University, 

Montreal, Quebec, 2 Montreal Neurological Institute, 

Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, McGill 

University, Montreal, Quebec, 3 Ecole de technologie 

supérieure (ETS) de l’université du Québec, Montreal, 

Quebec, 4 Biomedical Engineering Department, McGill 

University, Montreal, Canada, 5 Montreal Neurological 

Institute, Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery, 


The early emergence of the cortical “social brain” 

in human newborns 

Teresa Farroni 1 , Antonio Chiarelli 2 , Dino Faraguna 3 , 

Sarah Lloyd-Fox 4 , Arcangelo Merla 5 , Gian Luca Romani 6 , 

Mark Johnson 7 

1 Dipartimento di Psicologia dello Sviluppo e della 

Socializzazione, Università di Padova, Padova, Italy, 

2 Infrared Imaging Lab.ITAB -Institute of Advanced 

Biomedical Technologies and Dept. of Neuroscience 

a, Chieti, Italy, 3 Dipartimento di Pediatria, Ospedale di 

Monfalcone, Monfalcone, Italy, 4 Centre for Brain and 

Cognitive Development, London, United Kingdom, 

5 Department of Neuroscience and Imaging - University 

of Chieti-Pescara, 6 ITAB- Department of Neuroscience - 

G.D’Annunzio University Of Chieti, Chieti, Italy, 7 Centre 

for Brain and Cognitive Development, Birkbeck College, 



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HemorrHage oN CorTICaL auDITory 

HemoDyNamIC reSPoNSe 

Mahdi Mahmoudzadeh 1 , Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz 2 , 

Sabrina Goudjil 3 , Reinhard Grebe 4 , Guy Kongolo 1 , 

Fabrice Wallois 5 

1 GRAMFC EA 4293, UPJV, CHU Amiens, Amiens, France, 

2 INSERM-CEA Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, GIF/YVETTE, 

France, 3 GRAMFC EA4293, UPJV, CHU Amiens, Amiens, 

France, 4 GRAMFC, EA4293, UPJV, CHU Amiens, Amiens, 

France, 5 GRAMFC EA 4293 

Feature extracting design matrix by modeling the 

hemodynamic behavior of a brain as an LTI System 

Muhammad Aqil 1 , Keum-Shik Hong 1 , Myung-Yung Jeong 1 

1 Department of Cogno-Mechatronics Engineering, 

Pusan National University, Busan, Korea, Republic of 

Decoding vigilance from NIrS-data. NIrS for BCI 

applications? 

Carsten Bogler 1,2 , Jan Mehnert 2,3 , Jens Steinbrink 3,4 , 

John-Dylan Haynes 1,2 

1 Berstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Berlin 

and Charité, Berlin, Germany, 2 Max-Planck-Institute for 


3 Berlin NeuroImaging Center, Charité University Medicine, 

Berlin, Germany, 4 Center for Stroke Research, Charité 

University Medicine, Berlin, Germany 

an experimental Platform for Dynamic Causal 

modeling-Based analysis of Functional Neuroimaging 

Data 

Randall Barbour 1 , Harry Graber 1 , Christoph Schmitz 2 , 

Yong Xu 1 

1 SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY, 

2 Charité Univeritatsmedizin, Berlin, Germany 

extraction of spinal cord hemodynamic response with 

DoI during evoked activity in cats 

Alexandre Goguin 1 , Serge Rossignol 2 , Hugues Leblond 2 , 

Frédéric Lesage 3 , Mélanie Pélégrini-Issac 1 , Habib Benali 1 


France, 2 GRSNC, Faculty of Medicine, Université de 

Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 3 École Polytechnique, 


NIrS study of brain hemodynamic response during 

a stop signal task in children 

Mami Nakashima 1 , Koji Matsuo 1 , Akiko Hashimoto 2 , 

Masayuki Nakano 3 , Yuko Fujii 2 , Kazuteru Egashira 1 , 

Takeshi Matsushige 4 , Toshio Matsubara 1 , Takashi 

Ichiyama 4 , Yoshifumi Watanabe 5 

1 Division Of Neuropsychiatry, Department Of 

Neuroscience, Yamaguchi University Gr, Ube, Yamaguchi, 

2 Department of Neuroscience, Yamaguchi University 

Graduate School of Medicine, Ube, Japan, 3 Division 

Of Neuropsychiatry, Department Of Neuroscience, 

Yamaguchi University Gr, Japan, 4 Department of 

Pediatrics, Yamaguchi University Graduate School of 

Medicine, Ube, Japan, 5 Division Of Neuropsychiatry, 

Department Of Neuroscience, Yamaguchi University G, 

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a near-infrared imaging study of task priority 

instructions during dual-task performances in aging 

Sarah Fraser 1,2 , Maude Laguë-Beauvais 1,2 , 

Laurence Desjardins-Crépeau 1,2 , Nathalie Castonguay 1,2 , 

Michèle Desjardins 3 , Frédéric Lesage 3 , Louis Bherer 1,2 

1 Université du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 

2 Institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal, Montréal, 

Canada, 3 École Polytechnique, Montréal, Canada 

Hemodynamic response to auditory stimuli 

demonstrates a cross-over pathway: a fNIrS study 

Olivia Florea 1 , Mélanie Lefrançois 1 , Julie Tremblay 2 , 

Phetsamone Vannasing 2 , Franco Lepore 1 , Maryse 

Lassonde 1 

1 Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 

2 Hôpital Sainte-Justine, Montréal, Canada 

Systemic Physiological Interference removal in fNIrS 

using multisource-detector Configuration 

Le Hoa Nguyen 1 , Keum-Shik Hong 1 


Kalman filter estimator for multi-distance Diffuse 

optical Imaging 

Louis Gagnon 1 , Katherine Perdue 2 , Douglas Greve 3 , 

Daniel Goldenholz 3 , Gayatri Kaskhedikar 3 , David Boas 1 

1 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, MGH & 

Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, 

Charlestown, MA, USA, 2 Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, MGH & Dartmouth College, Charlestown, MA, 

USA, 3 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, MGH, 

Charlestown, MA, USA 

Pre-ictal changes in humans with temporal lobe 

epilepsy measured with near-infrared spectroscopy 

Ted Slone 1,2 , Harinder Dhaliwal 2 , Erica Westwood 1,2 , 

Jeff Dunn 1,2 , Paolo Federico 1,2,3 

1 Hotchkiss Brain Institute, University of Calgary, Calgary, 

Canada, 2 Seaman Family MR Centre, Calgary, Canada, 


Calgary, Calgary, Canada 

monitoring attentional state using functional near 

infrared spectroscopy: a pilot study 

Angela Harrivel 1 , Tristan Hearn 1 , Joshua Carp 2 , 

Daniel Weissman 2 , Scott Peltier 3 

1 NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH, 

2 Department of Psychology, University of Michigan, 

Ann Arbor, MI, 3 Department of Biomedical Engineering, 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 

activity in extrastriate Body area measured by NIrS 

and 3D-digitizer 

Yoshimasa Takigawa 1 , Shimada Sotaro 2 

1 Meiji university, Japan, 2 Meiji University, Kawasaki, Japan 

The role of the prefrontal cortex (PFC) in naïve 

complex motor skills learning: an fNIrS study 

David James 1 , Darren Patten 1 , Daniel Leff 1 , 

Felipe Orihuela-Espina 1 , Thanos Athanasiou 1 , Ara Darzi 1 , 


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monitoring of cerebral oxygen metabolism and blood 

volume during nasal and oral breathing using NIrS 

Masahiro Sano 1 , Sayaka Sano 1 , Noriyuki Oka 2 , 

Kayoko Yoshino 3,2 , Toshinori Kato 4 

1 Medical Corporation Chitokukai, Family Dental Clinic, 

Tokyo, Japan, 2 KATOBRAIN Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, 

3 Graduate school of Media and Governance, Keio 

University, kanagawa, Japan, 4 KATOBRAIN CO.,LTD., 

Tokyo, Japan 

Neuroergonomic assessment of collaborative gaze 

control for robotic surgery: an fNIrS study 

David James 1 , Daniel Leff 1 , Loi-Wah Sun 1 , 

Felipe Orihuela-Espina 1 , Ka-Wai Kwok 1 , George Mylonas 1 , 

Thanos Athanasiou 1 , Ara Darzi 1 , Guang-Zhong Yang 1 


Near-Infrared Spectroscopy (NIrS) BCI to control 

FeS of the upper limb towards stroke rehabilitation 

Markus Schürholz 1 , Mohit Rana 1 , Woosang Cho 1 , 

Martin Rohm 2 , Rüdiger Rupp 2 , Cuntai Guan 3 , Chun Yu 

Tse 4 , Yun Ying Huang 5 , Niels Birbaumer 6 , Trevor Penney 5 , 


1 Institut für Medizinische Psychologie und 

Verhaltensneurobiologie, Tübingen, Germany, 2 Klinik 

für Paraplegiologie, Heidelberg, Germany, 3 Institute for 

Infocomm Research, Singapore, Singapore, 4 Cognitive 

Science Programme, Temasek Laboratories, National 

University of Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, 

5 Department of Psychology, National University of 

Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, 6 Institute of Medical 

Psychology and Behavioral Neurobiology, University of 

Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany 

model Independent Functional optical Imaging using 

Principal Component analysis 

Jana Kainerstorfer 1 , Andrei Medvedev 2 , Franck Amyot 1 , 

Jason Riley 1 , Eric Wassermann 3 , Paul Smith 1 , Amir 

Gandjbakhche 1 , Laleh Najafizadeh 1 

1 National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 

2 Georgetown University, Washington, DC, 3 Brain 

Stimulation Unit, National Institute of Neurological 

Disorders and Stroke, Bethesda, MD 

Changing pattern search component during probability 

learning: a study using fNIr neuroimaging 

Didem Gokcay 1 , Murat Cakir 1 , Filiz Gozenman 1 , 

Burcu Arslan 1 , Mustafa Ciftcioglu 1 , Kemal Taskin 1 , 

Hasan Ayaz 2 

1 METU Informatics Institute, Ankara, Turkey, 

2 Drexel University, Philadelphia, United States 

Wavelet packet entropy based brain activation mapping 

by near infrared spectroscopy 

Xiao-Su Hu 1 , Keum-Shik Hong 2 , Shuzhi Ge 3 

1 Department of Cogno-Mechatronics Engineering, Pusan 

National University, Busan, Korea, Republic of, 

2 Pusan National University, Busan, Korea, Republic of, 

3 Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 

The National University of, Singapore, Singapore 






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Functional hybrid imaging for neuromuscular oxygen 

dynamics using NIrS of two dimensional vector 

Toshinori Kato 1 , Noriyuki Oka 1 , Kayoko Yoshino 1,2 

1 KATOBRAIN Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, 2 Graduate school of 

Media and Governance, Keio University, Kanagawa, Japan 

Influence of the Superior Sagittal Sinus on Sma in 

fNIrS 

Satoru Kohno 1 , Akihiro Ishikawa 1 , Takashi Amita 1 , 

Yoshinori Masuda 1 , Haruhide Udagawa 1 , Yoshihiro Inoue 1 

1 Shimadzu Corporation, Kyoto, Japan 

Influence of heart rate and stress on cortical 

haemodynamics: a longitudinal fNIrS study 

David James 1 , Daniel Leff 1 , Felipe Orihuela-Espina 1 , 

Ka-Wai Kwok 1 , George Mylonas 1 , Sunir Gohil 1 , 

Thanos Athanasiou 1 , Ara Darzi 1 , Guang-Zhong Yang 1 


Characteristics of Brain activity Data during 

mathematical Tasks of Varying Difficulty Levels 

Naoko Okamoto1 , Yasufumi Kuroda2 1 2 Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, Bukkyo University, 

Kyoto, Japan 

an fNIrS study of the influence of the timing of 

commercials on children: compared to that of adults 

Misa Sawai 1 , Atsushi Matsumoto 2 , Eriko Aiba 2 , 

Noriko Nagata 2 

1 Kwansei Gakuin Univercity, Sanda, Japan, 

2 Kwansei Gakuin University, Sanda, Japan 


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Imaging Dopamine Neurotransmission During 

response Selection and Inhibition 

Rajendra Badgaiyan 1 

1 University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY 

Serotonin Transporter genetic Variants Predict rostral 

anterior Cingulate Dopamine Synthesis 

James Zhang 1 , Daniel Eisenberg 1 , Joseph Masdeu 1 , 

Philip Kohn 1 , Czarapata Jasmin 1 , Bhaskar Kolachana 1 , 

Daniel Weinberger 1 , Karen Berman 1 

1 National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, United States 

estrogen and progesterone treatment affects 

serotonergic neurotransmission in 

postmenopausal women 

Georg Kranz 1 , Ulrike Kaufmann 2 , Johanna Ungersböck 3 , 

Andreas Hahn 1 , Patrycja Stein 1 , Pia Baldinger 1 , 

Anna Höflich 1 , Sylwia Zgud 1 , Christoph Kraus 1 , 

Jan Losak 1 , Markus Mitterhauser 3 , Wolfgang Wadsak 3 , 

Siegfried Kasper 1 , Rupert Lanzenberger 1 



Obstetrics and Gynecology, Medical University of Vienna, 

Vienna, Austria, 3 Department of Nuclear Medicine, 

Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria 


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DTI guided analysis of D3 receptor distribution and 

function in man with [11C]-(+)-PHNo PeT 

Andri Tziortzi 1 , Graham Searle 2 , Christopher Long 2 , 

Saad Jbabdi 1 , Paul Shotbolt 2 , Timothy Behrens 1 , 

Eugenii Rabiner 2 , Roger Gunn 2 , Mark Jenkinson 1 


Kingdom, 2 CIC, GlaxoSmithKline, London, United Kingdom 

machine learning identifies sex-specific differences in 

cerebral serotonin transporter binding 

Jan Kalbitzer 1 , Andre Marquand 2 , Felix Bermpohl 1 , 

Michael Smolka 3 , Andrea Kobiella 3 , Michael Brammer 2 , 

Matthias Reimold 4 , Andreas Heinz 1 


Charité - University Medicine, Berlin, Germany, 

2 Brain Image Analysis Unit, Centre for Neuroimaging 

Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, KCL, London, United 


Germany, 4 Department of Nuclear Medicine, University 

of Tübingen, Tuebingen, Germany 


Bayesian Modeling 

538** Inferring the Individual Nature of Bayesian Learning 

under multiple Forms of uncertainty 

Christoph Mathys1 , Jean Daunizeau2 , Kay Brodersen3 , 

Sandra Iglesias4 , Karl Friston5 , Klaas Enno Stephan2 1 2 University of Zurich, Zürich, Switzerland, University 

of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 3ETH Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 4University of Zurich, 5Wellcome Trust 

Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, Lodnon, United Kingdom 

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Free-energy minimization and the mismatch Negativity: 

Simulations based on generalised Filtering 

Falk Lieder1,2 , Jean Daunizeau3,4 , Marta Garrido5 , 

Klaas Enno Stephan3,4 , Karl Friston4 1Lab. for Soc. and Neural Systems Res., Inst. for Emp. 

Research in Economics, University of Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 2Institute for Neuroinformatics, ETH, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 3Laboratory for Social and Neural Systems 

Research, IEW, UZH, Zurich, Switzerland, 4Wellcome Trust 

Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, United Kingdom, 

5Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, London, 


Bayesian gaussian Processes for Coordinate-based 

meta-analysis of Neuroimaging reports 

Gholamreza Salimi-Khorshidi 1 , Stephen Smith 1 , 

Thomas Nichols 2 , Mark Woolrich 3 


Kingdom, 2 University of Warwick, Dept. of Statistics, 

Coventry, United Kingdom, 3 University of Oxford 

BSmac: a maTLaB toolbox Implementing a Bayesian 

Spatial model for Brain activation and Connectivity 

Lijun Zhang 1 , Sanjay Agravat 2 , Gordana Derado 1 , 

Shuo Chen 1 , DuBois Bowman 1 

1 Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics, 

Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 2 Division of Research and 

Health Sciences, Emory University, Atlanta, GA


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Post-hoc model selection of dynamic causal models 

Maria Joao Rosa 1 , Will Penny 1 , Karl Friston 1 

1 Wellcome Trust Centre For Neuroimaging, UCL, 


observing the observer: deciding when to decide 

Jean Daunizeau 1 , Hanneke Den Ouden 2 , Stefan Kiebel 3 , 

Mathias Pessiglione 4 


Dept. of Economics, University of Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 2 Donders Institute for Brain, Cognition and 

Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 3 Max Planck Institute 

for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, 

Germany, 4 Brain and Spine Institute, Hôpital Pitié- 

Salpêtrière, Paris, France 

a group Study on BoLD Change to the Steady State 

Visual Stimuli with Bayesian Inference 

Meltem Sevgi 1 , Esin Karahan 1 , Ali Bayram 1 , Deniz Duru 1 , 

Cengizhan Öztürk 1 , Ahmet Ademoōlu 1 , Tamer Demiralp 2 

1 Bogazici University, Institute of Biomedical Engineering, 

Istanbul, Turkey, 2 Istanbul University, Istanbul Faculty of 

Medicine, Department of Physiology, Istanbul, Turkey 


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generative embedding for model-Based Classification 

of fmrI Data, (o-m4) 

Kay Brodersen 1 , Thomas Schofield 2 , Alexander Leff 3 , 

Cheng Soon Ong 1 , Ekaterina Lomakina 1 , 

Joachim Buhmann 1 , Klaas Enno Stephan 4 

1 ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 2 ION, LONDON, United 

Kingdom, 3 University College London, London, United 

Kingdom, 4 University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 

mixed-effects Inference on Classification Performance 

in group Studies 

Kay Brodersen 1 , Justin Chumbley 2 , Christoph Mathys 3 , 

Jean Daunizeau 2 , Cheng Soon Ong 1 , Joachim Buhmann 1 , 

Klaas Enno Stephan 2 

1 ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, 2 University of Zurich, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 3 Zurich, Switzerland 

multivariate mapping of fmrI data using kernel 

regression with multiple predictors, (o-m4) 

Giancarlo Valente 1 , Gianluca Vanacore 2 , Elia Formisano 1 


2 University of Rome, Rome, Italy 

Inter-subject hyperalignment of neural representational 

spaces in the auditory cortex., (o-m4) 

J Swaroop Guntupalli 1 , James Haxby 1 

1 Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 

mechanisms of hemodynamic-based decoding of 

information conveyed in orientation columns, (o-m4) 

Zeshan Yao 1 , Martin Villeneuve 1 , Pascal Kropf 1 , Javeed 

Shaikh 1 , Chang’an Zhan 1 , Curtis Baker 1 , Amir Shmuel 1 

1 McGill, Montreal, Canada 

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genetics Influence Inter-subject Brain State Prediction 

R. Cameron Craddock 1 , Stephen LaConte 1 , 

F. Xavier Castellanos 2,3 , Xi-Nian Zuo 4 , Paul Thompson 5 , 

Greig de Zubicaray 6 , Katie McMahon 7 , Ian Hickie 8 , 

Nicholas Martin 9 , Margaret Wright 9 , Michael Milham 2,3 




NY, 3 Nathan Kline Institute for Psychiatric Research, 

Orangeburg, NY, 4 Institute of Psychology, Chinese 

Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 5 Laboratory of 

Neuro Imaging, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, 

CA, 6 School of Psychology, University of Queensland, 

Brisbane, Australia, 7 Centre for Advanced Imaging, 

University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia, 8 Brain and 

Mind Research Institute, University of Sydney, Sydney, 

Australia, 9 Queensland Institute of Medical Research, 

Brisbane, Australia 

a temporal pattern recognition approach to functional 

neuroimaging: validation and application 

Tim Hahn 1 , Andre Marquand 2 , Michael Plichta 3 , 

Ann-Christine Ehlis 4 , Martin Schecklmann 5 , Thomas 

Dresler 1 , Tomasz Jarczok 6 , Elisa Eirich 6 , Christine 

Leonhard 6 , Andreas Reif 6 , Klaus-Peter Lesch 6 , Michael 

Brammer 2 , Janaina Mourao-Miranda 7 , Andreas Fallgatter 8 

1 Department of Psychiatry, University of Würzburg, 

Würzburg, Germany, 2 Brain Image Analysis Unit, Centre 

for Neuroimaging Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, KCL, 

London, United Kingdom, 3 Department of Psychiatry, 

Division for Imaging in Psychiatry, Central Institute of 

Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 4 University of 

Tuebingen, Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 5 University of Regensburg, 

Department of Psychiatry, Psychosomatics and 

Psychotherapy, Regensburg, Germany, 6 University of 

Wuerzburg, Department of Psychiatry, Psychosomatics 

and Psychotherapy, Wuerzburg, Germany, 7 King’s College, 

London, United Kingdom, 8 University of Tuebingen, 

Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Wuerzburg, Germany 

multivariate Profiling of Drug-Induced Brain activation 

in rats 

Andreas Bruns1 , Céline Risterucci1 , Basil Künnecke1 , Jean- 

Luc Moreau1 , Joseph Wettstein1 , Edilio Borroni1 , 

Eric Prinssen1 , Markus von Kienlin1 1F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd, CNS Research, Basel, 

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Discriminant maps of cortical activity for classification 

of affective disorders 

Pin-Shiuan Lee 1 , Li-Fen Chen 2,3 , Yong-Sheng Chen 4 , 

Tung-Ping Su 5,6 , Jen-Chuen Hsieh 2,3 

1 Institute of Biomedical Informatics, National Yang-Ming 

University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Institute 

of Brain Science, National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 Integrated Brain Research 

Laboratory, Department of Medical Research and 

Education, Taipei Veterans General Hospital, Taipei, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 4 Department of Computer 

Science, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 5 Department of Psychiatry, Faculty of 

Medicine, National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 6 Taipei Veterans General Hospital, 


Comparison of methods for trial specific activation 

estimation 

Jeanette Mumford 1 , F Gregory Ashby 2 , Benjamin Turner 2 , 

Russell Poldrack 1 

1 University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX, 2 University of 

California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA 

Total variation regularization for fmrI-based brain 

activity decoding 

Bertrand Thirion 1 , Vincent Michel 2 , Alexandre Gramfort 3 , 

Gael Varoquaux 4 , Evelyn Eger 5 

1 INRIA Futurs, Orsay, France, 2 INRIA/Neurospin, 

Gif sur Yvette, France, 3 INRIA - CEA Neurospin, France, 

4 Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 5 INSERM U.562, Gif/Yvette, France 

Classification of Schizophrenia Patients Based on 

erP abnormalities during the auditory oddball Task 

Mohammad Reza Arbabshirani 1,2 , Vince Calhoun 1,2 , 

Claudia Tesche 3 

1 Department of ECE, University of New Mexico, 

Albuquerque, NM, United States, 2 The Mind Research 

Network, Albuquerque, NM, United States, 3 Department 

of Psychology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 

United States 

Detecting Parkinson’s brain changes using local 

feature based regional SVm ensemble on mrI images 

Chunsheng Fang 1,2 , Judd Storrs 3 , Anca Ralescu 2 , 

Jing-Huei Lee 3 , Jason Lu 1,2 

1 Division of Biomedical Informatics, Cincinnati Children’s 

Hospital Medical Center, Cincinnati, OH, 2 Dept. of 

Computer Science, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, 

OH, 3 Center for Imaging Research, University of Cincinnati, 


Data-driven search for spectral connectivity measures 

predictive of schizophrenia 

Garth Thompson 1 , Raymond Cho 2 

1 Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, 

Atlanta, GA, 2 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 


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method for subject-specific and subject-independent 

classification of event-related potentials 

Agustín Lage-Castellanos1 , Juan Nieto2 , Ileana Quiñones1 , 

Eduardo Martínez-Montes1 1Cuban Neuroscience Center, Havana, Cuba, 

2Australian Centre for Field Robotics, University of Sydney, 

Sidney, Australia 

Sparse Bayesian Learning for Predicting mCI 

Conversion to aD and Identifying mrI Biomarkers 

Li Shen 1 , Yuan Qi 2 , Sungeun Kim 1 , Kwangsik Nho 1 , 

Jing Wan 1 , Shannon Risacher 1 , Andrew Saykin 3 


2 Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 3 Indiana University 

School of Medicine, Indianapolis, United States 

Backward edge elimination using graph Kernels: 

analysis of abnormal Brain Connectivity 

Shahab Kadkhodaeian Bakhtiari 1 , Fatemeh Mokhtari 2 , 

Alireza Sojoudi 2 , Gholam-Ali Hossein-Zadeh 2 , 

Dorothea Horn 3 , Martin Walter 3 

1 Control & Intelligent Center of Excellence, ECE, 

University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, 2 Control & Intelligent 

Centre of Excellence, ECE, University of Tehran, Tehran, 

Iran, 3 Department of Psychiatry, Otto-von-Guericke 


assessing (fmrI) Brain-computer interface stability in 

aLS with support vector machine 

Robert Welsh 1 , Laura Jelsone-Swain 1 , Scott Peltier 1 

1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States 

Predicting Brain activity using a Bayesian 

Spatial model 

DuBois Bowman 1 , Gordana Derado 1 


Emory University, Atlanta, GA 

a new approach to classification of mrI brain images 

based on penalized logistic regression 

Ramon Casanova 1 , Mark Espeland 2 , Joseph Maldjian 3 

1 Wake Forest University of Health Sciences, Winston 

Salem, NC, United States, 2 Wake Forest University School 

of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC, 3 Wake Forest University 

School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC, United States 

reverse-Inference for meta-analysis: Predicting Study 

Type with a Fully Bayesian Spatial model 

Jian Kang 1 , Timothy Johnson 1 , Thomas Nichols 2 , 

Tor Wager 3 , Lisa Barrett 4 

1 University of Michigan Biostatistics, Ann Arbor, MI, 

2 University of Warwick, Dept. of Statistics, Coventry, 

United Kingdom, 3 University of Colorado Psychology, 

Boulder, CO, 4 Northeastern University Psychology & Mass 

General Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA 

a Novel Support Vector Classifier for Longitudinal 

Neuroimaging Data 

Shuo Chen 1 , DuBois Bowman 1 


Emory University, Atlanta, GA



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a High-Performance Software Package for Functional 

mr Imaging in real-Time (TurboFIre) 

Stefan Posse 1 , Elena Ackley 2 , Weili Zheng 3 

1 University of New Mexico School of Medicine, 

Dept. of Neurology, Albuquerque, United States, 

2 University of New Mexico School of Medicine, 

Albuquerque, NM, 3 University of New Mexico School of 

Medicine, Department of Neurology, Albuquerque, NM 

Classification of aD from mrI using Sparse 

Discriminant analysis with Spatial regularization 

Ying Lee 1 , Achim Gass 2 , Andreas Monsch 3 , Anil Rao 1 

1 GlaxoSmithKline Clinical Imaging Centre, Hammersmith 

Hospital, London, United Kingdom, 2 Departments of 

Neurology and Neuroradiology, University Hospital, 

Basel, Switzerland, 3 Memory Clinic, Department of 

Geriatrics, University Hospital, Basel, Switzerland 

a new kernel to introduce spatial information in SVmbased 

multi-voxel pattern analysis of fmrI data 

Sylvain Takerkart 1 , Liva Ralaivola 2 , Bertrand Thirion 3 

1 CNRS - INCM, Marseille, France, 2 Laboratoire 

d’Informatique Fondamentale, Aix-Marseille University, 

Marseille, France, 3 INRIA Futurs, Orsay, France 

Decoding Directed Brain activity in fmrI using Support 

Vector machines and gaussian Processes 

jessica schrouff 1 , Caroline Kussé 2 , Pierre Maquet 2 , 

Christophe Phillips 3 , Louis Wehenkel 4 

1 Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liège, Belgium, 

2 Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liège, Liège, 

Belgium, 3 University of Liege, Sart Tilman, Liege, Belgium, 

4 Giga, University of Liège, Liège, Belgium 

Causality as a unifying approach between activation 

and connectivity analysis of fmrI data 

Nevio Dubbini 1 , Emiliano Ricciardi 1,2,3 , 

Anna Gaglianese 1 , Stefano Marmi 4 , Pietro Pietrini 1,2 




Universitaria Pisana, Pisa, Italy, 3 MRI Laboratory, 

Fondazione Regione Toscana/CNR “G.Monasterio”, 

Pisa, Italy, 4 Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy 

Influences of varying scanner parameters on 

Brainage estimation 

Katja Franke 1 , Christian Gaser 2 


Psychiatry, University of Jena, Germany, 2 Structural Brain 

Mapping Group, Department of Psychiatry, University of 

Jena, Jena, Germany 

Prediction of Individual Brain age in Children 

using mrI 

Christian Gaser 1,2 , Katja Franke 1 , Eileen Luders 3 , Arne May 4 

1 Structural Brain Mapping Group, Dept. of Psychiatry, 

University of Jena, Jena, Germany, 2 Dept. of Neurology, 

University of Jena, Jena, Germany, 3 UCLA, Dept. Of 

Neurology, Los Angeles, United States, 4 Dept. of Systems 

Neuroscience, Hamburg, Germany 

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Complex fmrI data classification using composite 

kernels: application to schizophrenia 

Eduardo Castro1 , Manel Martinez-Ramon1,2 , 

Arvind Caprihan3 , Kent Kiehl1,3 , Vince Calhoun1,3 1University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, United 

States, 2Universidad Carlos III, Leganes-Madrid, Spain, 

3The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, NM, 

United States 

Prediction of the hand digits at the somatosensory 

cortex with fmrI high spatial resolution data 

Selene Amaral 1 , Nestor Caticha 2 

1 University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo/Brazil, 

2 University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil 

The Impact of Sample Size and Feature Selection in 

Classification of alzheimer’s Disease 

Chia-Yueh Carlton Chu 1 , Ai-Ling Hsu 2 , Kun-Hsien Chou 3 , 

John Ashburner 4 , Peter Bandettini 5 , Ching-Po Lin 6 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, NIH, Washington, 

United States, 2 Institute of Brain Science, National Yang 

Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

3 National Yang Ming University, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 

4 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, 5 NIMH/NIH, 

Bethesda, MD, 6 National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, 


Cortical Feature matching using Jensen-Shannon 

Divergence 

Shantanu Joshi1 , Ian Bowman1 , Arthur Toga1 , 

John Van Horn1 1Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Los Angeles, 

United States 

Coding of Symbolic Number relationships in Human 

Prefrontal-Parietal activity Patterns 

Qiang Chen 1 , Claire Kaplan 1 , Daniel R. Weinberger 1 , 

Hao Yang Tan 1 

1 National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes 


Combining fmrI signal from different task components 

for improved prediction and insight with mVPa 

Eugene Duff 1 , Matthew Howard 2 , Frederick Wilson 3 , 

Stephen Smith 4 , Mark Woolrich 5 

1 FMRIB Centre, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2 Kings College, 

London, London, 3 Pfizer, Sandwich, Kent, 4 FMRIB Centre, 

University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 5 University 

of Oxford 

resting state functional connectivity and diagnosis: 

an application of one-class SVm in aDHD 

Joao Sato1 , Marcelo Hoexter2 , Luis Rohde3 1Universidade Federal do ABC, Santo Andre, Brazil., 

2Universidade Federal de São Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 

3PRODAH, Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre, Porto 

Alegre, Brazil 

multivariate classification of natural and urban 

scene viewing 

Scott Peltier 1 , Marc Berman 1 , John Jonides 1 

1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA 






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Search for task-relevant vs task-irrelevant brain areas 

using sparse regression modeling 

Irina Rish 1 , Guillermo Cecchi 2 , Marwan Baliki 3 , 


1 IBM T.J. Watson Research, 2 IBM T. J. Watson Research 

Center, Yorktown Heights, NY, 3 Northwestern University, 

Chicago, United States, 4 Northwestern University, 

Chicago, IL 

Selecting features based on stability to classify 

depressed patients in fmrI 

Jane Rondina 1 , Andre Marquand 1 , Tim Hahn 2 , 

John Shawe-Taylor 3 , Janaina Mourao-Miranda 3 

1 Centre for Neuroimaging Sciences, Institute of Psychiatry, 

Kings College, London, United Kingdom, 2 Department of 

Psychiatry, University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany, 

3 University College London, London, United Kingdom 

mapping of spatio-temporal discriminative Information 

for SVm classification of fmrI data 

Rainer Boegle 1,2 , Carolin Cyran 3 , Stefan Glasauer 1,2 , 

Marianne Dieterich 3 

1 Center for Sensorimotor Research, Ludwig-Maximilians 

University, Munich, Germany, 2 Integrated Center for 

Research and Treatment of Vertigo, Ludwig- Maximilians 

University (IFBLMU), Munich, Germany, 3 Department 

of Neurology, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich, 

Germany 

music-induced emotion Classification assessed 

by Principal Component analysis 

Yuan-Pin Lin 1 , Jeng-Ren Duann 2 , Jyh-Horng Chen 1 , 

Tzyy-Ping Jung 3 

1 National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of 

China, 2 China Medical University Hospital, Taichung, 

Taiwan, Republic of China, 3 Institute for Neural 

Computation, University of California, San Diego, CA 

modality-indipendent Classification of action Feature 

in the Human Brain 

Giacomo Handjaras 1 , Giulio Bernardi 1 , Pietro Pietrini 1,2 , 

Emiliano Ricciardi 1,2,3 


Biology, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy, 2 Department 

of Laboratory Medicine and Molecular Diagnostics, 


3 MRI Laboratory, Fondazione Regione Toscana/CNR 

“G.Monasterio”, Pisa, Italy 

eVoLVoX: Functional brain mapping by methods of 

evolutionary natural selection 

Mohammed Al-Rawi 1 , João Paulo Silva Cunha 2 

1 IEETA, University Of Aveiro, Portugal, 2 IEETA / DETI, 

University of Aveiro, Portugal, Aveiro, Portugal 


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FmrI-derived measure of System Dysregulation 

Classifies anxious/Depressed Patients from Controls 

Denis Rubin 1 , Tomer Fekete 1 , Lilianne Mujica-Parodi 2 

1 Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY, 2 State University 

of New York at Stony Brook, School of Medicine, Stony 

Brook, NY 

random Subspace method for Feature Selection in 

fmrI Classification 

Tianwen Chen 1 

1 George Mason University, Fairfax, VA 

meta analysis of language data using machine Learning 

Animesh Sharma 1,2 , Kenneth Hugdahl 2,3 , Karsten Specht 2,4 

1 Informatics Institute, University of Bergen, Bergen, 

Norway, 2 Department of Biological and Medical 

Psychology, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 

3 Division of Psychiatry, Haukeland University 

Hospital, Bergen, Norway, 4 Department for Clinical 

Engineering,Haukeland University Hospital, 

Bergen, Norway 

a strategy for characterizing the spatial distribution 

of information within a region of interest 

Jo Etzel 1 , Michael Cole 1 

1 Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO 

using Design Contrasts with multivariate Pattern 

Classification analysis 

Joseph Dunlop 1 , Hervé Abdi 2 


2 The University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX 


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enhanced localization in deterministic tractography 

analyses with along-tract statistics 

John Colby 1 , Lindsay Soderberg 1 , Catherine Lebel 1 , 

Ivo Dinov 1 , Paul Thompson 1 , Elizabeth Sowell 1 


Selecting the number of fibers in a multi-Fiber model 

from Cube and SPhere (CuSP) Diffusion Imaging 

Benoit Scherrer1 , Simon Warfield1 1Children’s Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA 

Influence of Image reconstruction from multichannel 

Diffusion mrI on Fibre orientation estimation 

Stamatios Sotiropoulos 1 , Timothy Behrens 1 , 

Jesper Andersson 1 , Essa Yacoub 2 , Steen Moeller 2 , 

Saad Jbabdi 1 


Kingdom, 2 CMRR, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 

MN, United States 

Can DWI-based eigenvector centrality maps improve 

the functional alignment of cortices? 

Oliver Lyttelton 1 , Pierre Bellec 2 , Niall Duncan 1 , 

Dave Hayes 1 , Pengmin Qin 1 , Christine Wiebking 1 , 

Georg Northoff 1 


Ottawa, Canada, 2 CRIUGM, Montreal , Quebec


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Incremental gradient table for multiple Q-shells 

diffusion mrI 

Emmanuel Caruyer 1 , Christophe Lenglet 2 , 

Guillermo Sapiro 3 , Rachid Deriche 1 

1 INRIA Sophia Antipolis - Méditerranée, France, 

2 Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, Department of 

Radiology, U of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, 

MN, 3 Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN 

Dipy - a novel software library for diffusion mr 

and tractography 

Eleftherios Garyfallidis 1 , Matthew Brett 2 , Bagrat 

Amirbekian 3 , Christopher Nguyen 4 , Fang-Cheng Yeh 5 , 

Emanuele Olivetti 6 , Yaroslav Halchenko 7 , Ian Nimmo-Smith 8 


2 Univesity of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, United States, 

3 University of California, San Franscisco, San Franscisco, 

United States, 4 University of California Los Angeles / 

Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, United States, 

5 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, United States, 

6 Bruno Kessler Foundation and University of Trento, 

Trento, Italy, 7 Dartmouth College, Hanover, United States, 

8 Medical Research Council Cognition and Brain Sciences 

Unit, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

The effect of imaging resolution on the number of fiber 

orientations per voxel in DWI 

René Besseling 1,2 , Jacobus Janssen 1 , Maarten Vaessen 1 , 

Paul Hofman 1,2 , Albert Aldenkamp 2,1 , Walter Backes 1 

1 Radiology, Maastricht University Medical Center, 

Maastricht, Netherlands, 2 Kempenhaeghe Epilepsy Center, 

Heeze, Netherlands 

an easy-to-use pipeline for creating connectomes 

Erik Ziegler1 , Luca Matarazzo1 , Ariane Foret1 , 

Elodie André1 , Pierre Maquet1 , Christophe Phillips1 1Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liège, 

Liège, Belgium 


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Connectivity-Based Whole-Brain Hierarchical 

Parcellation of the Human Brain 

David Moreno-Dominguez 1 , Alfred Anwander 1 , 

Ralph Schurade 1 , Thomas Knösche 1 





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The vibration artifact in DTI: assessment and correction 

Siawoosh Mohammadi 1 , Zoltan Nagy 1 , Oliver Josephs 1 , 

Nikolaus Weiskopf 1 

1 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, 


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Distribution of White matter mS Lesions in Fiber Tracts 

Navid Shiee 1 , Pierre-Louis Bazin 2 , Daniel Reich 1,3 , 

Peter Calabresi 1 , Dzung L. Pham 1,4 

1 Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 2 Max Planck 


Germany, 3 National Institute of Neurological Disorders 

and Stroke, Bethesda, MD, 4 Center for Neuroscience and 

Regenerative Medicine, Bethesda, MD 

evaluation of registration performance with 

probabilistic tractography 

Marius de Groot 1 , Meike Vernooij 1 , Stephen Smith 2 , 

Arfan Ikram 1 , Wiro Niessen 1,3 , Jesper Andersson 2 

1 Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 2 FMRIB 

Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 

3 Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands 

regional variation models of white matter 

microstructure 

Gemma Morgan 1 , Hui Zhang 2 , Brandon Whitcher 3 , 

Daniel Alexander 2 

1 University College London, London, UK, 2 University 

College London, London, United Kingdom, 

3 GlaxoSmithKline, London, United Kingdom 

exploring gender differences in white matter using a 

new tract specific atlas 

Caroline Brun 1 , Hui Zhang 2 , Paul Yushkevich 3 , 

Daniel Rueckert 4 , James Gee 5 

1 University of Pennsylvania, 2 University College London, 

London, United Kingdom, 3 Penn Image Computing and 

Science Laboratory, Department of Radiology, University 

of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, United States, 4 Imperial 

College London, London, United Kingdom, 5 University of 

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA 

reliability of tract-based spatial statistics 

analysis for DTI 

Yang wang 1 , Andrew Saykin 1 , Tom Hummer 1 , 

William Kronenberger 1 , John West 1 , Vincent Mathews 1 

1 Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN 

axon diameter mapping in the presence of orientation 

dispersion using diffusion mrI 

Hui Zhang 1 , Penny Hubbard 2 , Geoffrey Parker 3 , 

Daniel Alexander 1 

1 University College London, London, United Kingdom, 


3 Imaging Sciences and Biomedical Engineering, University 

of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom 

Inference on Constant Solid angle orientation 

Distribution Functions from Diffusion-Weighted mrI 

Stamatios Sotiropoulos 1 , Iman Aganj 2 , Saad Jbabdi 1 , 

Guillermo Sapiro 2 , Christophe Lenglet 3 , Timothy Behrens 1 


Kingdom, 2 Department of Electrical and Computer 

Engineering, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, 

United States, 3 Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, 

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States 





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modeling mr-based g-ratio measurements in 

Demyelinating Diseases 

Nikola Stikov 1,2 , Bragi Sveinsson 3 , Christine Tardif 1,2 , 

Robert Dougherty 3 , Bruce Pike 2 

1 McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 2 Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada, 3 Stanford 

University, Stanford, CA 

Package dti: a Framework for HarDI-modeling in r 

Karsten Tabelow 1 , Henning Voss 2 , Joerg Polzehl 1 

1 WIAS, Berlin, Germany, 2 Citigroup Biomedical Imaging 

Center, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York City, NY 

Comparing Template-space and Subject-space methods 

To measure Fractional anisotropy Changes in aLS 

John Woo 1 , Hui Zhang 2 , Elias Melhem 1 , Sumei Wang 1 , 

Lauren Elman 1 , Leo McCluskey 1 , James Gee 1 

1 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 

2 University College London, United Kingdom 

Diffusion tensor imaging distortion correction with T1 

Ki Sueng Choi 1 , Alexandre Franco 2 , Paul Holtzheimer 2 , 

Xiaoping Hu 1 , Helen Mayberg 2 

1 Emory University/Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA, 

2 Emory University, Atlanta, GA 

White matter Connectivity of the Human Insula 

Alan Tucholka 1 , Maxime Descoteaux 2 , Guillaume Gilbert 3 , 

Jean-Maxime Leroux 3 , Dang Khoa Nguyen 4 , Sarah Lippe 5 

1 University of Montreal, Department of Psychology, CHU 

Ste-Justine, Quebec, Canada, 2 Université de Sherbrooke, 

Sherbrooke, Quebec, 3 CHUM Notre-Dame, Montreal, 

Quebec, 4 University of Montreal, CHUM Notre-Dame, 

Montreal, Quebec, 5 University of Montreal, Department of 

Psychology, CHU Ste-Justine, Montreal, Quebec 

Fast-marching Tractography Suggests altered 

Hippocampal Connectivity in Temporal Lobe epilepsy 

Vishal Patel 1 , Cristian Coroian 1 , Noriko Salamon 1 , 

Paul Thompson 1 , Arthur Toga 1 

1 University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA 

Structural adaptive smoothing increases sensitivity of 

DTI to detect microstructure alterations 

Karsten Tabelow 1 , Simon Keller 2 , Siawoosh Mohammadi 3 , 

Harald Kugel 4 , Jan-Simon Gerdes 2 , Joerg Polzehl 1 , 

Michael Deppe 5 

1 WIAS, Berlin, Germany, 2 University of Münster, Department 

of Neurology, Münster, Germany, 3 Wellcome Trust Centre 

for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, United Kingdom, 4 Dept. 

of Clinical Radiology, University of Muenster, Münster, 

Germany, 5 University of Muenster, Munster, Germany 

Quantitative tract-specific measures using 

deterministic and probabilistic diffusion tractography 

Ai Wern Chung 1 , Hugh Markus 1 , Thomas Barrick 1 

1 Centre for Clinical Neuroscience, St George’s University 

of London, London, United Kingdom 


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Improving analysis of big DTI studies 

Davide Laneri 1 , Alexandra Hellerbach 1 , Miriam Bauer 2,3 , 

Susanne Knake 4 , Andreas Jansen 1 , Jens Sommer 1 

1 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Section of 


2 Department of Neurosurgery, University of Marburg, 

Marburg, Germany, 3 Department of Mathematics and 

Computer Science, Distributed Systems Group, University 

of Marburg, Marburg, Germany, 4 Department of Neurology, 


Diffusion mrI Data Parallel Processing using 

multi-gPu 

Jungsoo Lee 1 , Sun Mi Park 1 , Dae-Shik Kim 1 

1 Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology 

(KAIST), Daejeon, Korea, Republic of 

Higher rank Diffusion Tensor Imaging of Brain Tumors 

Subhadip Paul 1 , Veer Singh Mehta 2 , Prasun Roy 1 

1 National Brain Research Centre, Manesar, India, 

2 National Brain Research Centre, Government General 

Hospital, Gurgaon, India 

White matter Tractography in Fetal alcohol Spectrum 

Disorders: Fractional anisotropy & Tract Length 

Lindsay Soderberg 1 


Fiber tracking methods with white matter mask and 

intuitive fast marching tracktography (IFmT) 

Hun-Ki Kwon 1 , Uicheul Yoon 1 , Jun-Sung Park 1 , Sun I. Kim 1 , 



University, Seoul, South Korea, 2 Department of Neurology, 

Samsung Medical Center, Sungkyunkwan University 

School of Medicine, Seoul, South Korea 

Improved Voxelwise analysis and Brain-Wide machine 

Learning using the Full Diffusion Tensor 

Anne-Laure Fouque 1 , Pierre Fillard 2 , Anne Bargiacchi 3 , 

Arnaud Cachia 4 , Monica Zilbovicius 5 , Benjamin Thyreau 6 , 

Edith Le Floch 6 , Philippe Ciuciu 6 , Edouard Duchesnay 6 

1 CEA / INSERM U1000, Saclay, France, 2 INRIA Parietal / 

CEA, Saclay, France, 3 INSERM-CEA U1000, Orsay, France, 

4 UMR 894 INSERM - Paris Descartes University, Saint-Anne 

Hospital, Paris, France, 5 INSERM, Orsay, France, 6 CEA, 

Saclay, France 

Dentato-rubro-Thalamic Tract in Human Brain: 

Diffusion Tensor Tractography Study 

YONG HYUN KWON 1 , Sung-Ho Jang 2 , Mi-Young Lee 3 , 

Sang Ho Ahn 2 , HYEOK GYU KWON 4 , Jeong Pyo Seo 4 

1 1Department of Physical Therapy, Yeungnam College 

of Science and Technology, Daegu, South Korea, 

2 Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 

Yeungnam University College of Medicine, Daegu, Korea, 

Republic of, 3 Department of Physical Therapy, College 

of Health and Therapy, Daegu Hanny University, Daegu, 

Korea, Republic of, 4 Department of Physical Therapy, 

Graduate School of Rehabilitation Science, Daegu 

University, Daegu, Korea, Republic of


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Biophysical mechanisms of multistability in resting 

state cortical rhythms, (o-Th2) 

Frank Freyer 1 , James Roberts 2 , Robert Becker 1 , 

Peter Robinson 3 , Petra Ritter 1 , Michael Breakspear 2 

1 Charite University Medicine Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 

2 Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Brisbane, 

Australia, 3 School of Physics, University of Sydney, Sydney, 

Australia 

Improving the Nulling Beamformer with Subspace 

Suppression 

Kunjan Rana 1 , Lucia Maria Vaina 2 , Matti Hämäläinen 3 

1 Boston University, Boston, MA, USA, 2 Boston University& 

Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, 

USA, 3 Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, 

MA, USA 

FaSST - a “fmrI artefact rejection and Sleep 

scoring Toolbox” 

jessica schrouff 1 , Yves Leclercq 1 , Pierre Maquet 2 , 

Christophe Phillips 2 

1 Cyclotron research Centre, University of Liege, Belgium, 

2 Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liege, Belgium 

on non-stationarity of eeg signals during early 

adolescence 

Vasily Vakorin 1 , Bratislav Misic 1 , Olga Krakovska 2 , 

Kristina Martinu 3 , Catherine Poulsen 3 , Tomas Paus 1 , 


1 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest Centre, Toronto, 

Canada, 2 York University, Toronto, Canada, 


Decoding the temporal microstructure of large-scale 

networks underlying task related differences 

Arpan Banerjee1 , Ajay Pillai2 , Justin Sperling2 , 

Jason Smith3 , Barry Horwitz4 1 2 NIDCD/ NIH, NIDCD/ NIH, Bethesda, United States, 

3 4 NIDCD, NIH, Bethesda, MD, NIDCD-NIH, Rockville, 

United States 

Intermittent spike-wave dynamics due to 

cortico-cortical interactions in a neural mass model 

Marc Goodfellow 1 , Kaspar Schindler 2 , Gerold Baier 1 


2 Bern University Hospital, Bern, Switzerland 

Packet Departure Times in electroencephalographic 

recordings 

Bratislav Misic 1,2 , Vasily Vakorin 3 , Tomas Paus 3 , 

Natasa Kovacevic 3 , Anthony McIntosh 3 

1 Rotman Research Institute - Baycrest Centre, Toronto, 

Canada, 2 Department of Psychology, University of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 3 Rotman Research Institute - Baycrest 

Centre, Toronto, ON 

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Performance of eeg source imaging methods on 

multiple correlated sources 

Thomas Jochmann 1,2,3,4 , Michael Scherg 5 , Julia Owen 1 , 

David Wipf 1 , Hagai Attias 6 , Jens Haueisen 7 , 

Srikantan Nagarajan 1 

1 Biomagnetic Imaging Lab, Dept. of Radiology and 

Biomedical Imaging, University of California, San 

Francisco, CA, 2 Institute of Biomedical Engineering and 

Informatics, Ilmenau University of Technology, Ilmenau, 

Germany, 3 Medical Physics Group, Department of 

Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology, Jena University 

Hospital, Jena, Germany, 4 Invitronic GmbH, Jena, 

Germany, 5 BESA GmbH, Gräfelfing, Germany, 6 Golden 

Metallic Inc., San Francisco, CA, 7 Institute of Biomedical 

Engineering and Informatics, Technical University Ilmenau, 

Ilmenau, Germany 

Localizing focal sources from meg by efficient 

inference in a high dimensional state-space model 

Makoto Fukushima 1,2 , Okito Yamashita 1 , Atsunori 

Kanemura 1 , Shin Ishii 3,1 , Mitsuo Kawato 4,2 , Masa-aki Sato 1 

1 ATR Neural Information Analysis Laboratories, Kyoto, 

Japan, 2 Nara Institute of Science and Technology, 

Nara, Japan, 3 Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, 4 ATR 

Computational Neuroscience Laboratories, Kyoto, Japan 

Hemodynamic correlates of P300 variability 

Gebhard Sammer 1 , Helge Gebhardt 1 , Philipp Reckling 1 , 

Martin Krebber 1 , Carlo Blecker 1 , Matthias Bischoff 1 , 

Bernd Gallhofer 1 

1 University of Gießen, Giessen, Germany 

assessment of nonlinear interactions in event-related 

potentials at short inter-stimulus intervals 

Georgios Mitsis 1 , Giandomenico Iannetti 2 

1 Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 

University Of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus, 2 Department of 

Neuroscience, Physiology and Pharmacology, University 


Independent Component analysis of high-density eeg 

requires temporal pre-whitening filters 

German Gomez-Herrero 1,2 , Ilse Verweij 1 , Kalle Rutanen 3 , 

Simon-Shlomo Poil 2 , Huibert Mansvelder 2 , Klaus 

Linkenkaer-Hansen 2 , Ysbrand Van Der Werf 1 , 

Eus J.W. Van Someren 4 


Netherlands, 2 Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam, VU 

University, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3 Tampere University 

of Technology, Tampere, Finland, 4 Netherlands Institute For 

Neuroscience, Amsterdam, Netherlands 

Data-driven Connectivity Changes in Patients with 

alzheimer’s Disease 

Andrew Kerr 1 , Kwaku Akrofi 2 , Mary Baker 1 

1 Texas Tech University, Autumn’s Dawn NICE Lab, 

Lubbock, TX , 2 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 

Urbana, IL 

Boosting the Detection of gamma-band responses 

in multichannel meg recordings 

Liisa Helle 1 , Samu Taulu 1 , Lauri Parkkonen 1,2 

1 Elekta Oy, Helsinki, Finland, 2 Brain Research Unit, Low 

Temperature Laboratory, Aalto University School of 

Science, Espoo, Finland 





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general Spectral measures to Investigate oscillatory 

Interactions 

Cristina Gorrostieta1 , Hernando Ombao1 1Brown University (Section of Biostatistics), Providence, RI, 

United States 

a Bootstrap analysis of meg source localization 

accuracy for somatosensory steady-state responses 

Shahab Jamali Gharetape 1,2 , Bernhard Ross 1,2 


Canada, 2 University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 

Working memory components by clustering for multiple 

subjects using multi-way analysis in meg study 

Heejung Kim 1,2,3 , Hyekyoung Lee 1,2 , Hyojin Park 1,2,3 , 

Hyejin Kang 1,2 , Chun-Kee Chung 4 , Eunjoo Kang 5 , 

Dong Soo Lee 1,2,3,6 

1 Department of Nuclear Medicine, Seoul National 


of, 2 Institute of Radiation Medicine, Medical Research 

Center, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, Republic 

of, 3 Interdisciplinary Program in Cognitive Science, Seoul 

National University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 4 MEG 

Center, Department of Neurosurgery, Seoul National 

University Hospital, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 5 Kangwon 

National University, Chuncheon, Korea, Republic of, 6 WCU 

Department of Molecular Medicine and Biopharmaceutical 

Sciences, Graduate School of Convergence Science 

and Technology and College of Medicine or College 

of Pharmacy, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of 

BrainWave: a beamformer toolbox for meg 

Douglas Cheyne 1,2 , Natascha van Lieshout 1,3 


for Sick Children Research Institute, Toronto, ON, Canada, 

2 Department of Medical Imaging, University of Toronto, 

Toronto, ON, Canada, 3 Faculty of Engineering, 

University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada 

Characterising Neuronal Interactions by analysis of 

Common Frequencies 

Michel van Putten 1,2 

1 Clinical Neurophysiology Group, MIRA, University of 

Twente, Enschede, Netherlands, 2 Department of Neurology 

and Clinical Neurophysiology, Medisch Spectrum Twente, 

Enschede, Netherlands 

Statistical analysis of Phase and amplitude based 

on a Circular Complex gaussian model 

Sergul Aydore 1 , Dimitrios Pantazis 2 , John Mosher 3 , 

Richard Leahy 1 

1 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, 

2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, 

3 Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH 



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Jan Schreiber 1 , Alfred Anwander 2 , Thomas Knösche 2 


Sciences, leipzig, Germany, 2 Max Planck Institute for 




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Nonlinear ICa: applications to Spatial and Temporal 

eeg Source Separation 

Lei Wu 1,2 , Vince Calhoun 3,4 


2 Dept. of ECE, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 

NM, USA, 3 The Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, 

United States, 4 Dept. of ECE, University of New Mexico, 

Albuquerque, NM 

Infant erP amplitudes change during a test session: 

Implications for cognition and methodology 

Manuela Stets1 , Vincent Reid1 1Department of Psychology, Durham University, Durham, 


LImo eeg: a toolbox for automated analyses of full 

scalp, full time meeg data 

Cyril Pernet 1 , Guillaume Rousselet 2,3 

1 Brain Imaging Research Centre, University of Edinburgh, 

Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 2 Centre for Cognitive 

Neuroimaging (CCNi), Glasgow, United Kingdom, 3 Institute 

of Neuroscience and Psychology, University of Glasgow, 

Glasgow, United Kingdom 

Coupled neural fields: Intrinsic modulation of 

extrinsic coupling 

Jean Daunizeau 1 , Dimitris Pinotsis 2 , Klaas Stephan 1 , 

Karl Friston 3 



Switzerland, 2 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, 

UCL, London, United Kingdom, 3 Wellcome Trust Centre for 

Neuroimaging, UCL, Lodnon, United Kingdom 

Single-trial extraction of beta erS in eeg Signals 

using empirical mode Decomposition 

Po-Lei Lee 1 

1 Department of Electrical Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan 

Primary motor area as a direct target of 

somatosensory projections 

Franca Tecchio 1,2 , Leo Tomasevic 3,4 , Carlo Salustri 5 , 

Camillo Porcaro 6 

1 LET’S-ISTC-CNR, Ospedale Fatebenefratelli, Isola 

Tiberina, 00186, Rome, Italy, 2 Department of Imaging, 

SAN RAFFAELE, Cassino, Italy, 3 LET’S-ISTC-CNR, 

Ospedale Fatebenefratelli, Rome, Italy, 4 University of 

Plymouth, Rome-Node, Rome, Italy, 5 LET’S-ISTC-CNR, 

Ospedale Fatebenefratelli, Isola Tiberina, Rome, Italy, 

6 Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, 

Medical School, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom 

Neuronic Source Localizer: software for calculating 

Brain electromagnetic Tomography 

Mayelin Borrego 1 , Nelson Trujillo-Barreto 2 , 

Yanays Rodriguez-Puentes 1 , Jorge Bosch-Bayard 1 , 

Eduardo Martínez-Montes 1 , Lester Melie-García 1 , 

Eduardo Aubert 1 , Pedro Valdes-Sosa 1 

1 Cuban Neuroscience Center, Havana, Cuba, 2 Cuban 

Neurosciences Center, Havana, Cuba


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modeling spatially extended cortical activity in meg 

Douglas Cheyne 1 , Jason Lerch 1 , Paul Ferrari 1 , 

Richard Wennberg 2 , Ismail Mohamed 3 , Hiroshi Otsubo 4 


for Sick Children Research Institute, Toronto, ON, Canada, 

2 Krembil Neuroscience Centre, Division of Neurology, 

Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto, ON, Canada, 3 Alberta 

Children’s Hospital, Calgary, AB, Canada, 4 Division of 

Neurology, Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, ON, Canada 

Localization of Coherent Cortical Networks with 

electroencephalography 

Adrian Guggisberg 1 , Sarang Dalal 2 , Johanna Zumer 3 , 

Sviatlana Dubovik 1 , Armin Schnider 1 

1 University Hospital Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 

2 University of Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany, 

3 University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom 

empirical mode Decomposition Phase-Locking of 

magnetoencephalography mismatch-Negativity Data 

R Fonseca-Pinto 1 , A Andrade 2 , L Hughes 3 , J Rowe 3 

1 Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, School of Technology 

and Management, Leiria, Portugal, 2 IBEB-FCUL, Lisboa, 

Portugal, 3 MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, 


Virtually expanding the spatial coverage of intracranial 

eeg with source localization 

Sarang Dalal 1 , Juan Vidal 2 , Philippe Kahane 3 , 

Lorella Minotti 3 , Olivier Bertrand 2 , Karim Jerbi 2 , 

Jean-Philippe Lachaux 2 

1 University of Konstanz, Konstanz, Germany, 



Lyon, France, 3 INSERM U836 and Université Joseph 

Fourier, Grenoble, France 

Category Separation of multi-Subject eeg Data 

using muBBaDa 

Mary Kathryn Reagor1 , Joseph Dunlop2 , James Jerger2 , 

Anjali Krishnan2 , Hervé Abdi2 1 2 University of Texas at Dallas, University of Texas at Dallas, 

Richardson, TX 

eye Tracking-guided eeg analysis 

Francisco Parada 1 , Thomas Busey 1 , Aina Puce 1 

1 Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences, 

Indiana University, Bloomington, IN. USA 

Identifying oscillatory activity in Parkinson’s Disease 

LFP and meg Data by adaptive Decomposition 

Tolga Özkurt 1 , Markus Butz 1 , Alfons Schnitzler 1 

1 Institute for Clinical Neuroscience and Medical 

Psychology, Heinrich-Heine University, Düsseldorf, 

Germany 

evaluation of multiple-sphere head models for 

meg source localization 

Marc Lalancette 1 , Maher Quraan 1 , Douglas Cheyne 1,2 

1 Neurosciences & Mental Health, The Hospital for Sick 

Children Research Institute, Toronto, Canada, 2 Department 

of Medical Imaging, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

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Nonlinear Canonical Correlation analysis for coupling 

brain activities in two-person meg data 

Cristina Campi 1 , Aapo Hyvarinen 2 

1 Department of Computer Science, University of Helsinki, 

Finland, 2 University of Helsinki 

adjoint method for lead-fields computation in meeg 

Emmanuel Olivi 1 , Alexandre Gramfort 2 , Theodore 

Papadopoulo 1 , Maureen CLERC 1 

1 INRIA Sophia Antipolis - Méditerrannée, Sophia Antipolis, 

France, 2 INRIA - CEA Neurospin, Orsay, France 

a Spatially extended Neural Field model for 

Spike-Wave Dynamics 

Peter Taylor 1 

1 University of Manchester, UK 

erP analyze method with Hilbert Huang Transform 

particularly frequency analysis 

Takashi Tomita 1 , Akio Yasuda 2 , Satsuki Watanabe 3 , 

Keiko Hara 4 , Ayasa Matsuda 5 , Miho Miyajima 3 , 

Katsuya Ohta 3 , Minoru Hara 6 , Eisuke Matsushima 3 , 

Masato Matsuura 7 

1 Sony Corporation, Life Science Laboratory, 2 Sony 

Corporation Life Science Laboratory, Tokyo, Japan, 

3 Section of Liaison and Palliative Medicene, Tokyo Medical 

and Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 4 Tokyo Medical and 

Dental University, Tokyo, Japan, 5 Graduate School of 

Health Care Science, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 

Tokyo, Japan, 6 Hara Clinic, Yokohama, Japan, 7 Department 

of Bioinformatics, Tokyo Medical and Dental University, 

Tokyo, Japan 

665 mapping human brain function: a comparison between 

Variational Bayes Techniques and LCmV 

Paolo Belardinelli 1 , Erick Ortiz 1 , Gareth Barnes 2 , 

Uta Noppeney 3 , Hubert Preissl 1 

1 MEG Center, Tuebingen, Germany, 2 University College 

London, London, United Kingdom, 3 Max Planck Institute, 



Exploratory Modeling and Artifact Removal 

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Linked ICa of multiple Wm and gm measures 

reveals multimodal components with distinct age 

profiles, (o-m4) 

Adrian Groves 1 , Lars Westlye 2 , Stephen Smith 1 , 

Mark Woolrich 3 


Kingdom, 2 Center for the Study of Human Cognition, 

Dept. of Psychology, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 

3 Oxford Centre for Human Brain Activity, University of 

Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom 

Identifying the sources of the pulse artefact in 

eeg recordings made inside an mr scanner 

Karen Julia Mullinger 1 , Jade Havenhand 1 , Richard Bowtell 1 

1 University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom 





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Artifact Removal from Vasculature Origin in fMRI 

Analysis using fMRI-NIRS Simultaneous Recording 

Sungho Tak1 , Jong Chul Ye1 1Dept. of Bio and Brain Engineering, KAIST, Daejeon, 


Correlated noise correction in 2D and 3D fMRI 

at 7 Tesla 

João Jorge 1 , Patrícia Figueiredo 1 , Wietske van der Zwaag 2 , 

Mayur Narsude 2 , José Marques 2 


Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal, 2 Laboratory for Functional and 

Metabolic Imaging / École Polytechnique Fédérale de 

Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland 

Patterns of inter-subject covariance in grey matter: 

a Linked ICA analysis using FreeSurfer and VBM 

Adrian Groves 1 , Lars Westlye 2 , Stephen Smith 1 , 

Mark Woolrich 3 


Kingdom, 2 Center for the Study of Human Cognition, 

Dept. of Psychology, University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway, 

3 Oxford Centre for Human Brain Activity, University of 

Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom 

Comparison of Image Distortion Correction 

Algorithms for MRI 

Rui Lavrador 1 , Liliana Caldeira 2 , Filipe Janela 2 , 

Nicolás Lori 3 

1 Faculty of Sciences and Technology of University of 

Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal, 2 Siemens S.A. Healthcare 

Sector, Porto, Portugal, 3 IBILI, Faculty of Medicine, 

University of Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal 

A semi-automatic method for determining electrode 

positions and labels from artefacts in EEG/fMRI 

Jan De Munck 1 , Petra van Houdt 2 , Ruud Verdaasdonk 3 , 

Pauly Ossenblok 4 

1 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 Epilepsy Centre 

Kempenhaeghe, Heeze, Netherlands, 3 VU 

University Medical Center, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

4 Kempenhaeghe, Heeze, Netherlands 

Topological Correction of Three-Dimensional Volumes 

Using Spherical Harmonics 

Rachel Yotter 1 , Robert Dahnke 2 , Paul Thompson 3 , 

Christian Gaser 1 


Psychiatry, University of Jena, Jena, Germany, 

2 UniversitÃ¤tsklinikum Jena, Jena, Germany, 3 Laboratory 


Medicine, Los Angeles, United States 

Investigating the temporal dynamics of cognition, 

a preliminary investigation using BOLD fMRI 

Jason Steffener 1 , Yaakov Stern 1 


Artefact removal algorithms for co-registered EEG/fMRI 

Jan De Munck 1 , Petra van Houdt 2 , Ruud Verdaasdonk 3 , 

Pauly Ossenblok 4 

1 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2 Epilepsy Centre 

Kempenhaeghe, Heeze, Netherlands, 3 VU 

University Medical Center, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 

4 Kempenhaeghe, Heeze, Netherlands 


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A new likelihood-based simultaneous FDR and 

FNR control in neuroimaging 

Donghwan Lee 1 , Hyejin Kang 2 , Eunkyung Kim 1 , 

Youngjo Lee 1 , Dong Soo Lee 3 


2 Seoul National University College of Med, Seoul, 

Korea, Republic of, 3 Seoul National University College 

of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

A Framework for Volume Rendering of FreeSurfer 

Segmented Brain MRI 

Ørjan Bergmann 1 , Cecilie Hartberg 1 , Ingrid Agartz 1 

1 University of Oslo, Oslo, Norway 


fMRI Connectivity and Network Modeling 

Stable Clusters of Brain Regions Associated with 

Distinct Motor Task-Evoked Hemodynamic Responses, 

(O-Th2) 

Pierre Orban 1 , Julien Doyon 1 , Richard Hoge 1 , Pierre Bellec 1 

1 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, CRIUGM, University of 

Montreal, Montreal, Canada 

Impaired short-range functional connectivity in 

schizophrenia disrupts organization of rfMRI network, 

(O-T1) 

Aaron Alexander-Bloch 1,2 , Edward Bullmore 2,3 , Petra 

Vertes 2 , Reva Stidd 1 , Liv Clasen 1 , Francois Lalonde 1 , 

Jay Giedd 1 , Nitin Gogtay 1 

1 NIMH Child Psychiatry Branch, Bethesda, MD, USA, 

2 University of Cambridge Brain Mapping Unit, Cambridge, 

United Kingdom, 3 GlaxoSmithKline, Cambridge, 


Spontaneous fluctuations in end-tidal PCO2 and 

apparent resting state functional connectivity, (O-Th2) 

Cecile Madjar 1 , Claudine J Gauthier 2,1 , Pierre Bellec 1 , 

Rasmus M Birn 3 , Richard D. Hoge 2,1 

1 CRIUGM, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 2 Université de 

Montréal, Physiology/Biomedical Engineering, Montreal, 

Quebec, 3 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 

Connectome-Wide Association Studies (CWAS): 

A Multivariate Distance-Based Approach, (O-Th2) 

Zarrar Shehzad 1 , Philip Reiss 2 , Jonathan Adelstein 3 , 

John Emerson 4 , Camille Chabernaud 3 , Maarten Mennes 3 , 

Adriana Di Martino 3 , Clare Kelly 3 , F Xavier Castellanos 3 , 


1 Department of Psychology, Yale University, New Haven, 

United States, 2 NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, 

United States, 3 Phyllis Green and Randolph Cōwen 

Institute for Pediatric Neuroscience, NYU Langone Medical 

Center, New York, United States, 4 Department of Statistics, 

Yale University, New Haven, United States 

Complex Network Decoding: Towards an Integration of 

Graph Theory and Multivariate Pattern Analysis, (O-Th2) 

Matthias Ekman 1 , Jan Derrfuss 1 , Christian Fiebach 2 , 

Marc Tittgemeyer 3 

1 Nijmegen, Netherlands, 2 Frankfurt, Germany, 3 Max-Planck- 

Institute for Neurological Research, Cologne, Germany


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T2*-Dependence Distinguishes Functional Networks 

from artifact Components in Individual-Subject ICa 

Prantik Kundu 1 , Souheil Inati 1 , Peter Bandettini 1 , 

Jennifer Evans 1 , Wen-Ming Luh 1 


Dynamic Causal modelling of eeg-fmrI data of 

epileptic seizures 

Teresa Murta 1 , Alberto Leal 2 , Patrícia Figueiredo 1 


Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal, 2 Hospital Júlio de Matos, 

Lisbon, Portugal 

SHFP-Self-organizing and Hierarchical Functional Brain 

Parcellation 

Wei Gao 1 , Weili Lin 1 

1 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 

Behavioral relevance of temporal variations in brain 

network connectivity 

Catie Chang 1 , Xingping Shen 1 , Gary Glover 1 


Driving and Driven architectures of Small-World 

Directed Functional Networks of the Human Brain 

Chao-Gan Yan 1 , Yong He 1 



Brain Network Connectivity and Behaviour 

enhancement: a fmrI-BCI Study 

Sergio Ruiz 1,2 , Tilo Kircher 3 , Niels Birbaumer 1 , 




Germany, 2 Psychiatry Department, Medicine School, 

Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago, 

Chile, 3 Klinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie der 

Philipps-Universität Marburg, Marburg, Germany 

Functional connectivity of the rTPJ as a core region in 

stimulus-context integration 

Oliver Jakobs 1 , Svenja Caspers 2 , Christian Roski 2 , 

Edna-Clarisse Cieslik 2 , Witali Pomjanski 3 , Robert Langner 2 , 

Karl Zilles 2 , Peter Fox 4 , Simon Eickhoff 1 


Aachen, Germany, 2 Research Center Jülich, Institute of 

Neuroscience and Medicine, Jülich, Germany, 3 C. and O. 

Vogt Institute for Brain Research, University of Düsseldorf, 

Düsseldorf, Germany, 4 University Of Texas Health Science 

Center At San Antonio, San Antonio, United States 

Capturing inter-subject variability with group ICa of 

fmrI data: a simulation study 

Elena Allen 1 , Erik Erhardt 1 , Yonghua Wei 2 , Tom Eichele 3 , 



2 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, United States, 

3 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway 

minimum Spanning Tree of the Default mode Network 

during alzheimer’s Disease 

Koray Ciftci 1 

1 Namik Kemal University, Corlu Engineering Faculty, 

Department of Biomedical Engineering, Tekirdag, Turkey 

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Large-scale functional-connectivity graphical models 

for individual subjects using population prior 

Gael Varoquaux 1 , Alexandre Gramfort 2 , Jean Baptiste 

Poline 3 , Bertrand Thirion 4 

1 Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 2 INRIA - CEA Neurospin, France, 

3 CEA-I2BM-Neurospin, 4 INRIA Futurs, Orsay, France 

FmrI resting State Connectivity is modulated by 

eeg alpha-band Synchronization 

Rene Scheeringa 1 , Karl-Magnus Petersson 2 , Ole Jensen 2 , 

Marcel Bastiaansen 3 

1 Radboud University Nijmegen, Donders Institute for Brain 

Cognition and Behaviour, 2 Radboud University Nijmegen, 

Donders insitute fro Brain, Cognition and Behaviour, 

Nijmegen, Netherlands, 3 Max Planck Institute For 

Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

Phase synchronization in very low frequency 

fluctuations of fmrI data 

Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Maren Grigutsch 1 , Daniel Margulies 2 , 




Brain, Humboldt University, Berlin , Germany 

The Neural Correlates of Behavioral Styles in response 

to Intrapsychic Conflict 

Sebastian Urchs 1 , Margaret Zellner 2 , Michael Milham 3 , 

Arno Villringer 4 , Daniel Margulies 4 

1 Ludwig-Maximilians Universität, Munich, Germany, 

2 The Rockefeller University, New York, United States, 

3 New York University, New York, United States, 



Subcortical to Cortical Connectivity revealed using 

multi-echo fmrI with T2* modeling 

Prantik Kundu 1 , Souheil Inati 1 , Jennifer Evans 1 , 

Wen-Ming Luh 1 , Peter Bandettini 1 


Is respiration modulation of resting State fmrI Signals 

Noise or Function? 

Najmeh Khalili Mahani 1,2 , Christian F Beckmann 3 , 

Matthias J. P. van Osch 1 , Catherine Chang 4 , 

Joop Van Gerven 5,1 , Serge Rombouts 1,2 



Netherlands, 3 University Of Oxford, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 4 Stanford University, Stanford, United States, 

5 Center for Human Drug Research, Leiden, Netherlands 

Filtering induces correlation in fmrI resting state data 

Catherine Davey 1,2 , David Grayden 3 , Gary Egan 4,5 , 

Leigh Johnston 6 

1 Electronic Engineering, University of Melbourne, Victoria, 

Australia, 2 NICTA Victorian Research Laboratory, Victoria, 

Australia, 3 University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Victoria, 

4 Howard Florey Institute, Parkville, Victoria, 5 Centre for 

Neuroscience, University of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 

6 University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria 






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effects of nicotine and fatigue on brain network 

topology in smoking subjects 

Carsten Giessing 1,2 , Christiane Thiel 2 , Edward Bullmore 1,3 

1 Behavioural & Clinical Neuroscience Institute, University 

of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 2 Biological 

Psychology Lab, Institute of Psychology, University 

of Oldenburg, Oldenburg, Germany, 3 Clinical Unit 

Cambridge, GlaxoSmithKline, Addenbrooke’s Centre for 

Clinical Investigations, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

on connectivity within the Default mode Network: 

an ICa and tractography approach 

Erik van Oort 1 , David Norris 1 


Brain, Cognition And Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands 

Independent sources of spontaneous BoLD fluctuation 

along the visual pathway 

Jacco de Zwart 1 , Peter van Gelderen 1 , Zhongming Liu 1 , 

Jeff Duyn 1 

1 Advanced MRI section, LFMI, NINDS, National Institutes 


Small-world architecture of cortico-basal ganglia 

circuits in gilles de la Tourette syndrome 

caroline malherbe 1,2 , Yulia Worbe 3,4 , Arnaud Messé 5,2 , 

Andreas Hartmann 4,3 , Mélanie Pélégrini-Issac 5 , Marie 

Vidailhet 4,3 , Stéphane Lehéricy 4,2 , Habib Benali 6,2 

1 UMR-S678 Laboratoire d’Imagerie Fonctionnelle, 

2 IFR 49, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 3 INSERM CIC 9503, Hopital 

Pitié Salpêtrière, Paris, France, 4 CRICM, CNRS UMR 7225, 

INSERM UMR_S 975, Paris, France, 5 INSERM / UPMC 

Univ. Paris 06, UMR_S678, LIF, Paris, France, 6 INSERM/ 

UPMC, Paris, France 

model-free analysis of fmrI data using Connectivity 

Concordance mapping (CCm) 

Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Daniel Margulies 2 , Arno Villringer 1 , 




Brain, Humboldt University, Berlin , Germany 

resting-State Networks at Higher Frequencies 

using mr-encephalography 

Hsu-Lei Lee 1 , Benjamin Zahneisen 1 , Thimo Grotz 1 , 

Jürgen Hennig 1 

1 University Medical Center Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany 

resting-state correlations between depths within 

columns of voxels radial to the cortical surface 

Jonathan Polimeni 1,2 , Kyoko Fujimoto 1 , Boris Keil 1,2 , 

Douglas Greve 1,2 , Bruce Fischl 1,2,3 , Lawrence Wald 1,2,4 

1 A.A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, 

Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Charlestown, MA, United States, 2 Harvard Medical School, 

Boston, MA, United States, 3 CSAIL, Massachusetts 

Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, United States, 

4 Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology, 



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Functional and structural connectivity of visuospatial 

and visuoperceptive working memory 

Roser Sala-Llonch 1 , Eva Palacios-Martinez 2 , 

Carme Junque 1 , Nuria Bargallo 3 , Pere Vendrell 1 

1 University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 

2 University Of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, 

3 Neuroradiology Unit. Imaging Diagnostic Center. 

Hospital Clinic Barcelona. IDIBAPS, Barcelona, Spain 

Cognitive flexibility is related to functional maturity 

within striatal networks 

Manuel Garcia-Garcia 1 , Maarten Mennes 1 , Adriana Di 

Martino 1 , Francisco Castellanos 1,2 , Michael Milham 1,2 , 

Clare Kelly 1 


Neuroscience, New York, NY, 2 Nathan Kline Institute for 


effects of prolonged attentional performance on resting 

state topology 

Thomas Breckel 1 , Christiane Thiel 1 , Edward Bullmore 2,3 , 

Carsten Giessing 1,2 

1 Biological Psychology Lab, Institute of Psychology, 

University of Oldenburg, Oldenburg, Germany, 

2 Behavioural & Clinical Neuroscience Institute, University 

of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 3 Clinical Unit 

Cambridge, GlaxoSmithKline, Addenbrooke’s Centre for 

Clinical, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

Visualising functional connectivity in fmrI using 

hierarchical edge bundles 

John McGonigle 1 , Andrea Malizia 1 , Majid Mirmehdi 1 

1 University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom 

Task performance globally reduces nonstationarity 

of functional connectivity 

Evan Gordon 1 , Melanie Stollstorff 2 , Stephanie Bean 1 , 

Chandan Vaidya 1 

1 Georgetown University, Washington, DC, 

2 University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO 

Changes in the Composition of modules Following 

Focal Brain Lesions 

Emi Nomura1 , Caterina Gratton1 , Fernando Perez1 , 

Mark D’Esposito1 1Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley, 

Berkeley, CA 

Changes in default mode relative to task positive mode 

in short time intervals predict vigilance 

Garth Thompson1 , Matthew Magnuson1 , Michael Merritt2 , 

Hillary Schwarb2 , Wenju Pan1 , Andrew McKinley3 , 

Eric Schumacher2 , Shella Keilholz1 1Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University, 

Atlanta, GA, 2Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 

3Air Force Research Lab, Wright-Patterson Air Force 

Base, OH



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reduction of acquisition time in functional connectivity 

mrI with 32-channel phased array head coil 

Sheeba Anteraper 1 , Susan Whitfield-Gabrieli 2 , 

Steven Shannon 1 , John Gabrieli 2 , Christina Triantafyllou 1 

1 A.A. Martinos Imaging Center, McGovern Institute 

for Brain Research, MIT, Cambridge, United States, 

2 Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT, 

Cambridge, United States 

atypical organization of local and distant functional 

connectivity in childhood aDHD 

Xiaozhen You 1 , Evan Gordon 1 , Chandan Vaidya 1,2 

1 Georgetown University, Washington, DC, 

2 Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC 

Increasing fmrI sampling rate improves granger 

causality estimates 

Fa-Hsuan Lin1,2 , Jyrki Ahveninen3 , Tommi Raij3 , 

Thomas Witzel3 , Ying-Hua Chu4 , Kevin Wen-Kai Tsai4 , 

Wen-Jui Kuo5 , John Belliveau3 1 2 National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, Martinos 

Center, Charlestown, MA, 3Martinos Center, Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Charlestown, MA, 4Institute of Biomedical 


5Institute of Neuroscience, National Yang Ming University, 

Taipei, Taiwan 

Negative weights and degeneracy in complex 

functional brain networks 

Mikail Rubinov 1,3 , Olaf Sporns 2 

1 University of New South Wales, 2 Indiana University, 

Bloomington, IN, 3 CSIRO Information and Communication 

Technologies Centre 

mirror Visual Feedback Therapy for Phantom Pain: 

Changes in Functional Connectivity Patterns 

Karl-Heinz Nenning1 , Stefan Seidel1 , Gregor Kasprian1 , 

Julia Furtner1 , Veronika Schoepf1 , Daniela Prayer1 , 

Georg Langs2 1 2 Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, Mit, 

United States 

Task Specific modulations in BoLD fmrI Coherence 

during action and object Naming 

Claire Stevenson 1 , Mia Liljeström 1 , Jan Kujala 1 , 

Riitta Salmelin 2 

1 Brain Research Unit, Low Temperature Laboratory, 

Aalto University, AALTO, Finland, 2 Helsinki University of 

Technology, Helsinki, Finland 

Comparison between partial and semi-partial 

correlation on resting-state functional connectivity 

Yunyun Zhu 1 , Chao-Gan Yan 1 , Yufeng Zang 1,2 




Hangzhou Normal University, Hangzhou, China 

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effective connectivity in fmrI resting state data via 

blind deconvolution 

Martin Havlicek 1,2,3 , Karl Friston 4 , Jiri Jan 1 , Milan Brazdil 5 , 

Vince Calhoun 3,2 

1 Brno University of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic, 

2 University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM, 3 The Mind 

Research Network, Albuquerque, NM, 4 Wellcome Trust 

Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL, London, United Kingdom, 

5 First Department of Neurology, Masaryk University, 

St. Anne’s Faculty Hospital, Pekarska 53, Brno 65, Brno, 


Stage-Specific Neural Networks Involved in Working 

memory: a multivariate analysis 

Todd Woodward 1 , Dara Manoach 2 

1 University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, 

2 Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA 

Seeing the Forest from the Trees: making group 

Inferences from Individual Connectivity maps 

Kathleen Gates1 , Peter Molenaar1 , John Medaglia1 1The Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, 

United States 

The ubiquity of small-world networks 

Qawi Telesford 1 , Karen Joyce 1 , Jonathan Burdette 1 , 

Paul Laurienti 1 , Satoru Hayasaka 1 


Salem, NC United States 

exploring Single Day Variations in resting 

State Connectivity 

Paul Guillod 1 , Adam Thomas 1 , Prantik Kundu 1 , 

Jennifer Evans 1 , Peter Bandettini 1 

1 NIHM, NIH, DHHS, Bethesda, MD 

Detection of abnormal resting state networks in 

epileptic patients 

Christian L Dansereau 1 , Francesca Pittau 1 , 

Pierre Bellec 2 , Jean Gotman 1 , Christophe Grova 3 

1 McGill University - MNI, Montreal, Canada, 

2 CRIUGM, Montreal , Canada, 3 Biomedical Engineering 

Department, MNI, McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

anatomical and Functional Connectivity of 

Cytoarchitectonic areas on the Human 

Parietal operculum 

Simon Eickhoff 1 , Saad Jbabdi 2 , Svenja Caspers 3 , 

Angela R. Laird 4 , Peter Fox 5 , Karl Zilles 6 , Timothy Behrens 7 

1 Dept. of Psychiatry, UK Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 


Kingdom, 3 Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, INM- 

2, Research Center Julich, Julich, Germany, 4 Research 


at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 5 University Of Texas 

Health Science Center At San Antonio, San Antonio, United 

States, 6 Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, JÃ¼lich, 

Germany, 7 Oxford Centre for Functional MRI of the Brain 

(FMRIB), Oxford, United Kingdom 

Development of differentiation in amygdalar 

subregional functional connectivity in young children 

Shaozheng Qin 1 , Christina Young 1 , Vinod Menon 1 

1 Stanford University, Stanford, CA, United States 






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age-related spectral connectivity analysis of 

fmrI data from children listening to stories 

Xiangxiang Meng 1 , Prasanna Karunanayaka 2 , 

Xiaodong Lin 3 , Scott Holland 1 

1 Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, University of Cincinnati, 

Cincinnati, United States, 2 Department of Radiology 

(Center for NMR Research), The Pennsylvania State 

University, Hershey, PA, 3 Department of Management 

Science and Information Systems, Rutgers University, 

Piscataway, NJ 

Interhemispheric integration in early alzheimer’s 

disease: a dynamic causal modeling study 

Romana Rytsar 1 , Eleonora Fornari 2 , Richard Frackowiak 1 , 

Maria Knyazeva 3,4 

1 Clinical Neuroscience Dept., CHUV and University of 

Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2 CIBM - CHUV unit, 

Radiology Dept., CHUV and University of Lausanne, 

Lausanne, Switzerland, 3 LREN, Clinical Neuroscience 

Dept., CHUV and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, 

Switzerland, 4 Radiology Dept., CHUV and University of 

Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland 

Determining state-related changes in brain connectivity 

Ivor Cribben 1 , Ragnheidur Haraldsdottir 1 , Tor Wager 2 , 

Martin Lindquist 1 

1 Columbia University, New York, NY, 

2 University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO 

evaluating a novel fmrI analysis for identifying regions 

with common multivoxel encoding principles 

Marc Coutanche 1 , Sharon Thompson-Schill 1 


a Dynamic Causal modeling Study on Working 

memory Load 

Liangsuo Ma 1 , Joel Steinberg 1 , Khader Hasan 1 , Ponnada 

Narayana 1 , Larry Kramer 1 , F. Gerard Moeller 1 

1 University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, 


State Space modeling as roI Dimension reduction 

and effective Connectivity for BoLD fmrI data 

John Medaglia 1 , Kathleen Gates 2 , Peter Molenaar 2 

1 The Pennsylvania State University, 2 The Pennsylvania 

State University, State College, PA 

Task or rest? I’m game. Linking Intrinsic and 

extrinsic Brain architecture at the regional Level 

Maarten Mennes 1 , Clare Kelly 1 , Stan Colcombe 2,1 , 

Adriana Di Martino 1 , F Xavier Castellanos 1,2 , 





Research, Orangeburg, United States 

Persistent and Stable Brainmap-Based ICa Networks 

Reese McKay 5 , Kimberly Ray 1 , Mickle Fox 1 , Christian 

Beckmann 2 , Stephen Smith 2 , Peter Fox 1 , Angela Laird 1 

1 Research Imaging Institute, San Antonio, TX, USA, 

2 FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, 

United Kingdom, 5 CSIRO Information and Communication 

Technologies Centre 


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Non-Linear Habituation effects of the olfactory System: 

an Independent Component analysis 

Prasanna Karunanayaka 1 , Christopher Weitekamp 1 , 

Jianli Wang 1 , Paul Eslinger 2,3 , Quing Yang 2,4 

1 Radiology, Center for NMR Research, Penn State 

University College of Medicine, Hershey, PA, 2 Radiology, 

Center for NMR Research, PennState University College of 

Medicine, Hershey, PA, 3 Neurology, Penn State University 

College of Medicine, Hershey, PA, 4 Neurosurgery, Penn 

State University College of Medicine, Hershey, PA 

estimation of sparse partial correlation in fmrI data 

using elastic net penalty 

Srikanth Ryali 1 , Tianwen Chen 1 , Kaustubh Supekar 1 , 

Daniel Abrams 1 , Vinod Menon 1 


Hypothesis-based and Data-Driven approaches to 

modeling Instantaneous Causal Networks 

Gang Chen 1 , Ziad S. Saad 1 , J. Paul Hamilton 2 , Ian Gotlib 2 , 

Robert Cox 1 


Institute of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, Maryland, USA, 

2 Mood and Anxiety Disorders Laboratory, Department of 

Psychology Stanford University, Stanford, California, USA 

FIar: an r package to analyze Functional Integration 

in the Brain 

Bjorn Roelstraete1 , Yves Rosseel2 1 2 Ghent University, Belgium, Ghent University, 

Gent, Belgium 

effect of Tr on a spectral effective connectivity 

fmrI study 

João Rodrigues 1 , Alexandre Andrade 1 , Henrique 

Fernandes 2 , Patrícia Figueiredo 3 

1 IBEB/FCUL, Lisbon, Portugal, 2 Biosurfit, SA, Lisbon, 

Portugal, 3 Institute for Systems and Robotics / Instituto 

Superior Técnico, Lisbon, Portugal 

Neurobiological conditions for self-organized criticality 

in large networks of spiking neurons 

Mikail Rubinov 1,5 , Jean-Philippe Thivierge 2 , Olaf Sporns 3 , 

Michael Breakspear 4 

1 University of New South Wales, 2 National Research 

Council of Canada, Ottawa, Canada, 3 Indiana University, 

Bloomington, IN, 4 Queensland Institute of Medical 

Research, Brisbane, Australia, 5 CSIRO Information and 

Communication Technologies Centre 

Study of the effective connectivity of the motor system 

during a planning/execution task using DCm 

Elvis Silva 1,2 , Gabriela Castellano 1,2 

1 Institute of Physics “Gleb Wataghin”, University of 

Campinas - UNICAMP, Campinas, Brazil, 2 CInAPCe 

Program (Cooperação Interinstitucional de Apoio a 

Pesquisas sobre o Cérebro), São Paulo, Brazil 

effective Connectivity analysis: Some Issues and 

Possible Solutions using Linear Dynamic Systems 

Jason Smith 1 , Ajay Pillai 1 , Kewei Chen 2 , Barry Horwitz 1 

1 NIDCD, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD, 

2 Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ



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relative Connectivity: Sensitive to Changes in 

roI Size With No Dependence on SNr and CNr 

Ali Golestani 1 , Bradley Goodyear 2,3 

1 Biomedical Engineering, University of Calgary, Calgary, 

Canada, 2 Radiology & Clinical Neuroscience, University 

of Calgary, Calgary, AB, 3 Seaman Family MR Research 

Centre, Calgary, Canada 

Comparing Simulated and experimental Functional 

Neuroimaging Data in a Common Brain Space 

Rainer Goebel 1 , Barry Horwitz 2 


2 NIDCD-NIH, Rockville, United States 

The Functional Connectivity of Broca’s and 

Wernicke’s areas: a meta-analytic approach 

Donald Robin 1 , Simon Eickhoff 2 , Jordan Manes 3 , 

Peter Fox 4 , Angela R. Laird 5 

1 University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, 

San Antonio, United States, 2 Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Aachen, Germany, 3 University of Texas, 

San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 4 University Of Texas Health 

Science Center At San Antonio, San Antonio, United 

States, 5 Research Imaging Center, University of Texas 

Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX 

Towards network fmrI neurofeedback: which 

information is encoded in activation level vs 

correlation? 

Anna Zilverstand1 , Bettina Sorger1,2,3 , Jan Zimmermann1 , 

Pegah Sarkheil1 , Amanda Kaas1 , Rainer Goebel1,2 1Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht 

University, Maastricht, Netherlands, 2Maastricht Brain 

Imaging Centre (M-BIC), Maastricht, Netherlands, 

3Cyclotron Research Centre, University of Liège, Liège, 

Belgium 

using rV-PCa to Probe age effects on 

Functional Connectivity 

Hervé Abdi 1 , Natasa Kovacevic 2 , Cheryl Grady 3 , 



2 The Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, 3560 Bathurst 

Street, Toronto, Ontario, 3 Rotman Research Institute at 

Baycrest, Toronto, ON, 4 Rotman Research Institute - 

Baycrest Centre, Toronto, ON 

are the metrics of Functional Connectivity in 

resting State fmrI reliable? 

Mark Fiecas 1 , Dan van Lunen 2 , Alexandre Coimbra 3 , 

Richard Baumgartner 4 , Dai Feng 4 , Cristina Gorrostieta 5 , 

HERNANDO OMBAO 6 

1 Brown University, United States, 2 Brown University, 

Providence, RI, 3 Merck Research Laboratories, 

United States, 4 Merck Research Laboratories, 

Rahway, United States, 5 Brown University, Providence, 

United States, 6 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, Providence, 

United States 

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estimating causal interactions from fmrI time series 

using granger causality and transfer entropy 

Ying-Hua Chu 1 , Yao-Chen Hung 2 , Fa-Hsuan Lin 1 


University, Taipei, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 

2 Department of Physics, National Chung Cheng 

University, Chiayi, Taiwan- Republic Of China 

optimizing experimental design for identifying 

networks in the brain using fmrI 

Jean Daunizeau 1 , Karl Friston 2 , Klaas Stephan 1 



Switzerland, 2 Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, 

UCL, Lodnon, United Kingdom 

Can the default-mode network be described with 

one spatial-covariance pattern? 

Christian Habeck 1 , Jason Steffener 1 , Yaakov Stern 1 


Functional Connectivity of amygdala and Basal 

ganglia with Cortical regions in remitted mDD 

Klaudius Kalcher 1,2,3 , Roland N. Boubela 1,2,3 , Wolfgang 

Huf 1,2,3 , Gerald Pail 2 , Christian Scharinger 2 , Beate 

Hartinger 2 , Christian Windischberger 1 , Peter Filzmoser 3 , 

Ewald Moser 1 , Siegfried Kasper 2 , Lukas Pezawas 2 

1 Center for Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering, 

Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 



Statistics and Probability Theory, Vienna University of 

Technology, Vienna, Austria 

Spatio-temporal random effects modeling for 

resting-State Functional Connectivity 

Mark Fiecas 1 , Hakmook Kang 1 

1 Brown University,United States 

Impact of mindfulness meditation Training on the 

Default mode Network during a restful State 

Veronique Taylor 1,2 , Véronique Daneault 1,2 , 

Joshua Grant 1,2,3 , Geneviève Scavone 1 , Estelle Breton 1 , 

Sébastien Roffe-Vidal 1 , Jérôme Courtemanche 1 , 

Anais Lavarenne 1,2 , Mario Beauregard 1,2,3,4 

1 Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 

2 Centre de Recherche en Neuropsychologie et Cognition, 

Montréal, Canada, 3 Centre de Recherche en Sciences 

Neurologiques, Montréal, Canada, 4 Centre de recherche 

du Centre hospitalier de la Université de Montréal, 


Cortical Network modularity robustly Detected by 

Singular Value Decomposition of Connection matrices 

Somwrita Sarkar 1 , James Henderson 1 , Peter Robinson 1 

1 School of Physics, University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW 






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Detection of functional organization within primary 

somatosensory cortex by resting-state fmrI 

Xiangyu Long1 , Till Nierhaus2 , Daniel Margulies3 , 

Birol Taskin4 , Arno Villringer1 1Max Planck Institute For Human Cognitive And Brain 

Sciences, Germany, 2Max-Planck-Institute For Cognitive 

And Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 3Berlin School of 

Mind and Brain, Humboldt University, Berlin , Germany, 

4Department of Neurology, Charite, Humboldt-University, 


Comparative evaluation of functional connectivity 

as an age and disease marker 

Christian Habeck 1 , Jason Steffener 1 , Yaakov Stern 1 


measuring resting-State Connectivity in aging and 

Behavioral Performance using Bivariate ar models 

Mark Fiecas 1 , Richard Baumgartner 2 , Dai Feng 2 , Marie 

Holahan 2 , Christopher Cannon 3 , HERNANDO OMBAO 4 , 

Jef Vivian 5 , Jacquelynn Cook 5 , Donald Williams 2 , 

Alexandre Coimbra 6 

1 Brown University, United States, 2 Merck Research 

Laboratories, Rahway, United States, 3 Brigham and 

Women’s Hospital, Boston, United States, 4 UNIVERSITY 

OF ILLINOIS, Providence, United States, 5 Merck 

Research Laboratories, West Point, PA, 6 Merck Research 

Laboratories, United States 

VisualConnectome: Toolbox for brain network 

visualization and analysis 

Dai Dai1 , Huiguang He1 1Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 


evolving an agent Based model of the Brain using 

genetic algorithms 

Karen Joyce 1 , Paul Laurienti 2 , Satoru Hayasaka 1 

1 Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, United States, 

2 Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC 

FmrI Connectivity mapping in First year Students 

reveals Neural Networks engaged by alcohol Cues 

Adriene Beltz 1 , Anna Engels 1 , Stephen Wilson 1 , 

Peter Molenaar 1 , Carmen Pulido 2 , Caitlin Abar 3 , 

Aimee Read 1 , Jeremy Fesi 1 , Susan Lemieux 1 , Susan 

Tapert 2 , Robert Turrisi 1 , Sheri Berenbaum 1 , Rick Gilmore 1 

1 The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, 

2 University of California San Diego, San Diego, CA, 

3 Brown University, Providence, RI 

mechanisms for Default mode Network Suppression 

Michael Ferguson 1 , Jeffrey Anderson 2 , 

Melissa Lopez-Larson 3 , Deborah Yurgelun-Todd 3 

1 University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, 2 University of Utah, 

Salt Lake City, United States, 3 The Brain Institute, 

University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 


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Investigating Brain Connectivity using the mixed 

effects Vector auto-regressive (me-Var) models 

Hernando Ombao 1 , Patrick Bedard 2 , Cristina Gorrostieta 1 , 

Jerome Sanes 3 

1 Brown University, Providence, RI, 2 Brown University, 

Providence, United States, 3 Brown Medical School, 

Providence, United States 

anticorrelated Functional Networks of Infant Brains 

Zhishun Wang 1 , Pengwei Wang 2 , Lianghua He 1 , 

Barbara Graniello 1 , Guillermo Horga 1 , Bradley Peterson 1 

1 Columbia University and NYSPI, New York, NY, 

2 Columbia University, New York , NY 

Brainnetome: an emerging Frontier of Human 

Brain mapping 

Tianzi Jiang1 1Institute Of Automation, Chinese Academy Of Sciences, 


Imaginary coherence of resting-state motor networks 

in fmrI 

Leighton Hinkley 1 , Kensuke Sekihara 2 , Julia Owen 3 , 

Kelly Westlake 4 , Nancy Byl 5 , Srikantan Nagarajan 3 

1 University of California, San Francisco, 2 Tokyo 

Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan, 3 Biomagnetic 

Imaging Lab, Department of Radiology, University of 

California in San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, 4 University 

of Maryland School of Medicine, 5 University of California, 

San Francisco, San Francisco, CA 

exploratory analysis of the Functional Connectomes 

Database using massively Parallelized FeNICa 

Roland Boubela 1,2,3 , Wolfgang Huf 1,2,3 , Klaudius Kalcher 1,2,3 , 

Veronika Schöpf 4 , Christian Scharinger 3 , Gerald Pail 3 , 

Peter Filzmoser 2 , Siegfried Kasper 3 , Ewald Moser 1 , 

Lukas Pezawas 3 , Christian Windischberger 1 

1 Center for Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering, 

Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 2 Department 

of Statistics and Probability Theory, Vienna University of 

Technology, Vienna, Austria, 3 Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, 

Austria, 4 MR Centre of Excellence, Medical University of 


Connectivity in math-gifted adolescents: 

Comparing Sem with granger Causality analysis 

Allison McMahon 1 , Joseph Bates 1 , Bian Li 1 , 

Michael O’Boyle 1 , Mary Baker 1 

1 Texas Tech University, Autumn’s Dawn NeuroImaging, 

Cognition and Engineering Laboratory, Lubbock, TX



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Brain connectivity in mensa members 

Sunghyon Kyeong 1,2 , Minhee Um 3,4 , Chang-Won Jang 3,4 , 



University College of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of 

Korea, 2 Department of Radiology and Division of Nuclear 


Republic of Korea, 3 Brain Korea 21 Project for Medical 

Science, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, 

Republic Of Korea, 4 Department of Radiology and Division 

of Nuclear Medicine, Yonsei University College 

of Medicine, Seoul, Republic Of Korea 

Does resting- and task-related functional connectivity 

differ between children and adults? 

Lars Michels 1 , Marcus Kaiser 2 , Rafael Lüchinger 3 , 

Ernst Martin 1 , Daniel Brandeis 3 

1 MR-Center, University Children’s Hospital, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 2 School of Computing Science, Newcastle, 

United Kingdom, 3 Department of Child and Adolescent 

Psychiatry, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 

Changes in modular Strength and Structure Following 

Focal Brain Lesions 

Caterina Gratton1 , Emi Nomura1 , Fernando Perez1 , 

Mark D’Esposito1 1Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley, 

Berkeley, CA 

Individual Differences in Brain Networks during 

Pain Processing: a method for assessing modularity 

Matthew Steen 1 , Satoru Hayasaka 1 , Oleg Lobanov 1 , 

Paul Laurienti 2 , Robert Coghill 3 


Salem, NC, 2 Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC, 


Salem, United States 

language 

Reading and Writing 

Neural plasticity underlying a shift from beginning to 

skilled reading 

Wouter Braet 1 , Joline Rediers 2 , Hans Op de Beeck 2 , 

Johan Wagemans 2 

1 University of Leuven (K.U.Leuven), 2 University of 

Leuven (K.U. Leuven), Leuven, Belgium 

Distributed neural activity patterns related to 

phonological reading skill in young readers 

Anjali Raja Beharelle 1 , Özlem Ece Demir 2 , Eva Mok 3 , 

Anthony McIntosh 4 , Steven Small 3 

1 Rotman Research Institute of Baycrest Centre, 2 University 

of Chicago, Chicago, IL, 3 University of California Irvine, 

Irvine, CA, 4 Rotman Research Institute, Toronto, Canada 

arcuate and inferior longitudinal fasciculus 

development rates predict reading skills 

Jason Yeatman1 , Robert Dougherty2 , Michal Ben-Shachar3 , 

Elena Rykhlevskaia2 , Brian Wandell2 1Stanford University, Stanford, United States, 

2 3 Stanford University, Stanford, CA, Bar-Ilan University, 

Ramat Gan, Israel 

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The neural link between fingerspelled and printed 

words for deaf signers 

Jill Weisberg 1 , Jennifer Petrich 1 , Stephen McCullough 1 , 

Karen Emmorey 1 

1 Laboratory for Language and Cognitive Neuroscience, 

San Diego State University, San Diego, CA 

resting-State Functional Connectivity in Compensated 

Dyslexic Children 

Maki Koyama 1 , F. Xavier Castellanos 1 , Adriana Di Martino 1 , 

Devika Jutagir 1 , Clare Kelly 1 , Xi-Nian Zuo 2 , 

Maarten Mennes 1 , Michael Milham 1 

1 NYU Child Study Center, New York, United States, 

2 Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China 

The role of the left aTL in exception word reading: 

reconciling patient and neuroimaging findings 

Maximiliano Wilson 1 , Simona Brambati 2 , Sylvie Belleville 3 , 

Yves Joanette 3 , Isabelle Rouleau 4 , Sven Joubert 5 

1 Centre de recherche de l’Institut universitaire de gériatrie 

de Montréal and UNF, Montreal , Quebec, 2 Centre de 

recherche de l’Institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal 

and UNF, Montreal, Quebec, 3 Centre de recherche 

de l’Institut universitaire de gériatrie de Montréal and 

Université de Montréal, Montreal, Quebec, 4 Département 

de psychologie, Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), 

Montreal, Quebec, 5 Université de Montréal, Montreal, 

Canada 

Structural brain connectivity covaries with individual 

differences in reading aloud 

William Graves 1 , Jeffrey Binder 1 , Rutvik Desai 1 , 

Colin Humphries 1 , Benjamin Stengel 1 , Mark Seidenberg 2 

1 Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA, 

2 University of Wisconsin, Madison, USA 

activation Likelihood estimation (aLe) meta-analysis 

of Written Spelling 

Jeremy Purcell 1 , Brenda Rapp 2 , Peter Turkeltaub 3 , 

Guinevere Eden 1 


Medical Center, Washington, DC, United States, 

2 CogNeuro Research Lab, Department of Cognitive 

Science, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, 

United States, 3 Department of Neurology, University of 

Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, United States 

The level of activity over the motor cortex impacts 

visual processing of handwritten letters 

Yannick Wamain 1 , Jessica Tallet 1 , Pier-Giorgio Zanone 1 , 

Marieke Longcamp 1,2 

1 PRISSMH-UPS, Toulouse, France, 2 INCM, CNRS- 

Université de la Méditerranée, Marseille, France 

Neural correlates of accommodation in second 

language learning 

Fan Cao1 , Charles Perfetti2 1 2 university of pittsburgh, university of pittsburgh, 

Pittsburgh, PA 




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High-density eeg brain imaging in alexia after stroke: 

evidence for disrupted word processing 

Andrei Medvedev 1 , Lea Pilgrim 2 , Monika Mellem 2 , 

Rhonda Friedman 2 

1 Center for Functional and Molecular Imaging, Dept. 

of Neurology, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, 

2 Center for Aphasia Research and Rehabilitation, Dept. of 

Neurology, Georgetown University, Washington, DC 

Lexicality and Frequency effects on Chinese 

Character reading 

Chiao-Yi Wu 1 , S.H. Annabel Chen 1 , Kayako Matsuo 2 , 

W-Y Isaac Tseng 2 , Chih-Wei Hue 2 

1 Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, 

2 National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan 

Neuroanatomical correlates of aesthetic preference 

in reading 

Isabel Bohrn 1 , Ulrike Altmann 1 , Oliver Lubrich 1 , 

Winfried Menninghaus 1 , Arthur Jacobs 2 

1 Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Dahlem 

Institute of Neuroimaging of Emotion, Berlin, Germany 

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Neural basis of writing traditional Chinese character 

corresponding to phonetic script: a fmrI study 

Min-ju Chan 1 , Wen-Cheng Chu 2,3 , Chia-Chi Lai 3 , Ling-Fu 

Meng 4 , Ho-Ling Liu 2,5 , Yuan-Yu Hsu 3 , Chiu-Ping Lu 4 

1 Department of Occupational Therapy and Graduate 

Institute of Clinical Behavioral Science,Chang Gung 

University, Taoyuan, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

2 Department of Medical Imaging and Radiological 

Sciences, Chang Gung University, Taoyuan, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 3 Department of Medical Imaging, 

Buddhist Tzu Chi General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, 

Republic of China, 4 Department of Occupational Therapy 

and Graduate Institute of Clinical Behavioral Science, 

Chang Gung University, Taoyuan, Taiwan, Republic of 

China, 5 Division of Medical Imaging and Intervention, 

Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taoyuan, Taiwan, 


Impairment of the visual wordform processing in 

Japanese dyslexic children: an meg study 

Sunao Iwaki 1 , Mitsuru Kashiwagi 2 , Shuhei Suzuki 3 

1 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and 

Technology (AIST), Osaka, Japan, 2 Osaka Medical 

College, Takatsuki, Japan, 3 Osaka Medical College, 

Takatsuki, Osaka 

Processing Words with Non-Linear Vowel Diacritics 

in Hindi Devanagari Script 

Chaitra Rao 1 , Nandini Singh 2 

1 National Brain Research Centre, 2 National Brain 

Research Centre, Manesar, Haryana 


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Literacy breaks the symmetry of alphabetic 

visual objects 

Felipe Pegado 1 , Laurent Cohen 2 , kimihiro Nakamura 3 , 

Stanislas Dehaene 4 

1 Neurospin- INSERM U992, 2 ICM; APHP, Paris, France, 

3 Neurospin- INSERM U992, gif sur yvette, France, 

4 INSERM, U992, Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, CEA, 

DSV/I2BM, NeuroSpin Center, F-91191 Gif/Yvette, France 

language 

Speech Perception 

Language discrimination in the infant brain, (o-T3) 

Alejandrina Cristia 1 , Yasuyo Minagawa-Kawai 2 , 

Inga Vendelin 1 , Natalia Egorova 3 , Emmanuel Dupoux 1 

1 LSCP, EHESS, ENS-DEC, CNRS, Paris, France, 

2 Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, 3 University of Cambridge, 


The functional organization of the left STS: a large 

scale meta-analysis of PeT and fmrI studies, (o-T3) 

Einat Liebenthal 1,2 , Rutvik Desai 1 , Colin Humphries 1 , 

Merav Sabri 1 

1 Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, 2 National 

Research Council Institute for Biodiagnostics, Winnipeg, 

Canada 

Do elderly hear with their premotor cortices? 

Pascale Tremblay 1 , Blythe Buchholz 2 , Anthony Dick 3 , 

Steven Small 1 

1 The University of Chicago, Chicago, United States, 

2 The University of Chocago, Chicago, IL, 

3 Florida International University, Miami, FL 

Why do blind people engage the visual cortex 

during listening to ultra-fast speech? 

Susanne Dietrich 1 , Ingo Hertrich 1 , Hermann Ackermann 2 

1 Department of General Neurology, Hertie Institute for 

Clinical Brain Research, Univ. of Tübingen, Tübingen, 

Germany, 2 Department of General Neurology, Hertie 

Institute for Clinical Brain Research, Univ. of Tübingen, 


New evidence for a fronto-parietal network in 

processing intelligible speech 

Daniel Abrams 1 , Srikanth Ryali 1 , Evan Balaban 2 , 

Daniel Levitin 2 , Vinod Menon 1 

1 Stanford University, Palo Alto, United States, 

2 McGill University, Montreal, QC 

auditory speech processing and predictive coding 

in the visual cortex of congenitally blind adults 

Laureline Arnaud 1 , Lucie Ménard 2 , Marc Sato 3 , 

Vincent Gracco 1 

1 McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 2 , Université du 

Québec à Montréal, Montreal, Canada, 3 GIPSA-lab, 

CNRS & Grenoble Universités, Grenoble, France

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Facilitatory tDCS of left inferior frontal gyrus improves 

perceptual learning of degraded speech 

Bernhard Sehm 1,2 , Tim Schnitzler 1 , Sonia Rossi 1 , 

Jonas Obleser 3 , Arno Villringer 1,2 , Hellmuth Obrig 1,2 


Brain Sciences, Department of Neurology, Leipzig, 

Germany, 2 Clinic of Cognitive Neurology, University of 

Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 3 Max Planck Institute for 

Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Department of 

Neuropsychology, Leipzig, Germany 

Hearing by hands: how phonology is processed 

in the brain 

Mario APARICIO 1,2 , Philippe PEIGNEUX 3 , Danielle 

BALERIAUX 4 , Martin KAVECS 4 , Thierry METENS 4 , 

Brigitte Charlier 1 , Jacqueline Leybaert 1 

1 LCLD -Laboratory of cognition, Language and 

Development, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 2 Postdoctoral 

Researcher at FRS-FNRS, Bruxelles, Belgium, 3 UR2NF 

- Neuropsychology and Functional Neuroimaging 

Research Unit, ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium, 4 Department of 

Radiology,Clinics of Magnetic Resonance, Hôpital Erasme, 

ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium 

exploring the temporal and spatial characteristics of 

auditory word comprehension using eeg 

Ajay Halai 1,2 , Stephen Welbourne 1 , Laura Parkes 3 , 

Geoffrey Parker 3 

1 Neuroscience and Aphasia Research Unit, Univeristy of 

Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom, 2 Biomedical 

Imaging Institute, University of Manchester, Manchester, 

United Kingdom, 3 Imaging Sciences and Biomedical 

Engineering, University of Manchester, Manchester, 


Frontal activity during speech perception differs by 

modality and available information. 

Benjamin Elgie 1 , Laura Copeland 1 , Shari Baum 1 , 

Vincent Gracco 1 

1 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec 

a mediating role of temporal, parietal, and premotor 

cortices in selective adaptation to speech 

Krystyna Grabski 1 , Pascale Tremblay 2 , Vincent Gracco 3 , 

Marc Sato 4 

1 Gipsa-Lab, CNRS & Grenoble University, Grenoble, 

France, 2 University of Chicago, Chicago, USA, 

3 McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 4 GIPSA-Lab, 

CNRS & Grenoble University, Grenoble, France 

mirror mechanisms and predictive coding during 

vowel perception and production 

Krystyna Grabski 1 , Laurent LAMALLE 2 , Marc Sato 1 

1 GIPSA-lab, Speech and Cognition department, 

Grenoble, France, 2 Institut Fédératif de Recherche n°1 

“RMN Biomédicale et Neurosciences”; Unité IRM 3T / 

INSERM, Grenoble, France 

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managing Simultaneity in Speech: Neural Substrates of 

Simultaneous Interpretation and Shadowing 

Alexis Hervais-Adelman 1 , Barbara Moser-Mercer 2 , 

Christoph Michel 1 , Narly Golestani 1 

1 Functional Brain Mapping Laboratory, University Of 

Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 2 Ecole de Traduction et 

d’Interprétation, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

Functional lateralization of prosodic processing: 

an fmrI study 

Jurriaan Witteman 1 , Niels Schiller 2 , Vincent Van Heuven 2 

1 Leiden University, 2 Leiden University, Leiden, Netherlands 

The neural basis of speech rhythm and semantic 

processing 

Kathrin Rothermich 1 , Sonja Kotz 1 



The effect of Consolidation on the Learning of 

Novel Spoken Words: an meg Study 

Pierre Gagnepain 1 , Richard Henson 1 , Matthew Davis 1 

1 MRC-CBSU, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

Hearing loss in older adults affects neural systems 

supporting speech processing 

Jonathan Peelle 1 , Vanessa Troiani 1 , Murray Grossman 1 , 

Arthur Wingfield 2 

1 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA, 

2 Brandeis University, Waltham, USA 

Neural adaptation of Normal Hearing Listeners to a 

Portable Cochlear Implant acoustic Simulation 

Christopher Smalt 1 , Javier Gonzalez-Castillo 2 , 

Mario Svirsky 3 , David Pisoni 4 , Thomas Talavage 1 

1 School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, 

Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA, 

2 National Institute of Mental Health, NIH, Bethesda, MD, 

USA, 3 New York University School of Medicine, New York, 

NY, USA, 4 Department of Psychology, Indiana University, 

Bloomington, IN, USA 

Neural Synchrony related to Contextual effects in 

auditory Word Perception in Dyslexia 

Jooman Han 1 , Maria Mody 1 , Seppo Ahlfors 1 


Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA 




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Deactivation depends on the auditory speech 

complexity: an fmrI study 

Isabelle Hesling 1 , Bixente Dilharreguy 1 , 

Martine Bordessoules 1 , Michèle Allard 2 

1 Université Bordeaux INCIA UMR CNRS 5287, Bordeaux, 

France, 2 Université Bordeaux INCIA UMR CNRS 5287, 

EPHE, Bordeaux, France 

Instruction dependent modulation of speech 

production and perception networks in auditory 

perception 

Berge Osnes 1 , Kenneth Hugdahl 2 , Helene Hjelmervik 1 , 

Karsten Specht 3 

1 University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway, 2 Division of 


University Hospital, Bergen, Norway, 3 Department of 

Biological and Medical Psychology, University of Bergen, 

Bergen, Norway 

Functional and anatomical correlates of phonetic 

categorization in professional musicians 

Stefan Elmer 1 , Jürgen Hänggi 1 , Martin Meyer 1 , 

Lutz Jancke 1 

1 Division Neuropsychology, Institute of Psychology, 

University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland 

The Neural System Supporting the enhancement by 

attention of the Processing of Degraded Speech 

Conor Wild1 , Matthew Davis2 , Daryl Wilson3 , Afiqah Yusuf4 , 

Jonathan Peelle5 , Ingrid Johnsrude6 1 2 Kingston, Canada, MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences 

Unit, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 3Queen’s University, 

Kingston, Ontario, 4McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 

5University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 

6Queen’s University 

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Speech Production 

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Identifying regions of the auditory cortex responsible 

for sensory voice control, (o-T3) 

Amy Parkinson 1 , Charles Larson 2 , Jeremy Greenlee 3 , 

Sabina Flagmeier 1 , Jordan Manes 1 , William Rogers 1 , 

Donald Robin 1 

1 University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, 

TX, 2 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 

3 University of Iowa, Iowa, United States 

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resting-state networks of the speech control system 

Manjula Khubchandani 1 , Barry Horwitz 2 , Kristina Simonyan 1 

1 Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, NY, 

2 NIDCD-NIH, Rockville, United States 

Neural correlates of voluntary vs. automatic imitation 

of speech 

Maeva GARNIER 1 , Laurent LAMALLE 2 , Marc Sato 1 

1 GIPSA-Lab, Speech and Cognition department, Grenoble, 

France, 2 Institut Fédératif de Recherche n°1 “RMN 

Biomédicale et Neurosciences”; Unité IRM 3T / INSERM, 

Grenoble, France 


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Neural correlates of subsyllabic speech motor 

sequence learning 

Jennifer Segawa 1 , Frank Guenther 1 , Jason Tourville 1 

1 Boston University, Boston, MA 

a large-group fmrI validation of the visual half field 

technique as language laterality indicator 

Lise Van der Haegen 1 , Qing Cai 1 , Ruth Seurinck 1 , 

Marc Brysbaert 1 

1 Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium 

a magnetoencephalographic investigation of picturenaming 

in pre-schoolers who stutter 

Paul Sowman 1 , Blake Johnson 2 , Melanie Reid 1 , 

Elisabeth Harrison 1 , Stephen Crain 1 

1 Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia, 

2 Macquarie University, Sydney, New South Wales 

removal of muscle artifacts from eeg recordings by 

ICa during overt speech production 

Maria Teresa Medaglia 1 , Camillo Porcaro 1 , 

Antje Meyer 2 , Andrea Krott 3 

1 Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, 

Medical School, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, UK, 

Newcastle, United Kingdom, 2 Max Planck Institute for 

Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands, 3 School of Psychology and Birmingham 

University Imaging Centre, University of Birmingham, 

Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom 

Neural control of speech versus nonspeech oral 

movements: a meta-analytic approach 

Sabina Flagmeier 1 , Angela Laird 2 , Kirrie Ballard 3 , 

Miranda Null 4 , Peter Fox 5 , Donald Robin 6 

1 UT Health Science Center San Antonio, 2 Research 


at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 3 University of Sydney, 

Lidcombe, Australia, 4 UT Health Science Center San 

Antonio, San Antonio, United States, 5 Research Imaging 



San Antonio, United States 

Left dorsal premotor cortex is essential for speech 

production: Virtual lesion and imaging evidence 

Shalini Narayana 1 , Wei Zhang 1 , Adam Jacks 2 , 

Casey Strickland 1 , Crystal Franklin 1 , Sara Hartnett 3 , 

Roselyn Ikamba 1 , Donald Robin 1 , Peter Fox 1 


Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, USA, 

2 The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, 


San Antonio, TX, USA 

examining bilingual verb generation with meg 

Elizabeth Pang 1 , Matt Macdonald 1 

1 Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario

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Prominence in english spoken utterances: 

fmrI evidence for left hemisphere cortical recruitment 

Elisa Golfinopoulos 1 , Frank Guenther 1,2,3 

1 Department of Cognitive and Neural Systems, Boston 

University, Boston, MA, 2 Department of Speech, Language, 

and Hearing Sciences, Boston University, Boston, MA, 


Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA 

right-hemisphere dominance of language processing 

dynamics in callosal agenesis 

Leighton Hinkley 1 , Elysa Marco 2 , Jacquelyn Gold 2 , 

Anne Findlay 2 , Mari Wakahiro 2 , A. James Barkovich 3 , 

Srikantan Nagarajan 4 , Elliot Sherr 3 

1 University of California, San Francisco, 

2 University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, 

CA, 3 University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, 

United States, 4 Biomagnetic Imaging Lab, Department of 

Radiology, University of California in San Francisco, 

San Francisco, CA 


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greater integration of a cortico-striatal network 

following consolidation of motor sequence 

learning, (o-T4) 

Karen Debas 1 , Julie Carrier 1 , Pierre Orban 1 , Marc Barakat 1 , 

Abdallah Hadj Tahar 2 , Avi Karni 3 , Leslie Ungerleider 4 , 

Guillaume Marrelec 2 , Habib Benali 5 , Julien Doyon 6 

1 University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 2 Unité de 

Neuroimagerie fonctionnelle, Montreal, Canada, 3 The 

Brain-Behavior Research Centre, University of Haifa, 

Haifa, Israel, 4 Bethesda, United States, 5 INSERM/UPMC, 

Paris, France, 6 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, University 

of Montreal Geriatric Institute, Montreal, Quebec 

altered resting State Network during 4 Weeks of 

motor Skill Learning 

Liangsuo Ma 1 , Shalini Narayana 2 , Donald Robin 2 , 

Peter Fox 2 , Jinhu Xiong 3 

1 University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston, 

Houston, United States, 2 University of Texas Health 

Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, United States, 

3 University of Iowa, Iowa City, United States 

Functional reorganization of visuo-motor cortical 

networks in Formula 1 pilots versus naive drivers, 

(o-T4) 

Giulio Bernardi 1 , Emiliano Ricciardi 1,2,3 , Lorenzo Sani 1,2,3 , 

Anna Gaglianese 1 , Alessandra Papasogli 4 , Riccardo 

Ceccarelli 4 , Ferdinando Franzoni 5 , Fabio Galetta 5 , 

Gino Santoro 5 , Rainer Goebel 6 , Pietro Pietrini 1,2 



Medicine and Molecular Diagnostics, AOUP, Pisa, Italy, 

3 MRI Laboratory, Fondazione Regione Toscana/CNR 

‘G.Monasterio’, Pisa, Italy, 4 Formula Medicine, Viareggio, 

Italy, 5 Department of Internal Medicine, University of Pisa, 

Pisa, Italy, 6 Maastricht Brain Imaging Center, Universiteit 

Maastricht, Maastricht, Netherlands 

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Differential contribution of Ba4a and Ba4p to the 

acquisition of motor skill 

Nikhil Sharma 1 , Michael Dimyan 2 , Alissa Fourkas 2 , 

Lindsay Walker 3 , Carlo Pierpaoli 4 , Leo Cohen 2 

1 NINDS, Bethesda, 2 NINDS, Bethesda, United States 3 , 

United States, 4 NICHD, Bethesda, United States 

The Temporal Dynamics of micro-Structural Plasticity 

Ido Tavor 1 , Shir Hofstetter 1 , Yaniv Sagi 1 , Shani Ben Amitay 1 , 

Yaniv Assaf 1 

1 Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv, Israel 

Structural Correlates of Sensorimotor Synchronisation: 

evidence from musicians 

Christopher Steele 1 , Jennifer Bailey 1 , Robert Zatorre 2 , 

Bruce Pike 3 , Virginia Penhune 1 

1 Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, 2 Montreal 

Neurological Institute, McGill University; BRAMS; CIRMMT, 

Montreal, Canada, 3 Montreal Neurological Institute, 


role of Nap on Consolidation of Different 

representations of motor Sequence memory 

assessed by fmrI 

Genevieve Albouy 1 , Stuart Fogel 1 , Vo An Nguyen 1 , 

Amel Bouyoucef 1 , Frederic Jeay 1 , Edwin Robertson 2 , 

Julien Doyon 3 

1 CRIUGM, University of Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 

2 Berenson-Allen Center for Noninvasive Brain Stimulation, 

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 3 Functional 

Neuroimaging Unit, University of Montreal Geriatric 

Institute, Montreal, Quebec 

Brain regions associated with Improved motor 

Sequence Performance Following a Daytime Nap 

Stuart Fogel 1 , Genevieve Albouy 1 , Catherine Vien 1 , 

Romana Popovici 1 , Vo An Nguyen 1 , Frederic Jeay 1 , 

Amel Bouyoucef 1 , Richard Hoge 1 , Saad Jbabdi 2 , 

Habib Benali 3 , Avi Karni 4 , Pierre Maquet 5 , Julie Carrier 1 , 

Julien Doyon 1 

1 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, CRIUGM, University of 

Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 2 FMRIB Centre, University 

of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 3 Functional 

Neuroimaging Laboratory, INSERM, Paris, France, 

4 The Brain-Behavior Research Centre, University of Haifa, 

Haifa, Israel, 5 Cyclotron Research Centre, University of 

Liege, Liege, Belgium 

Brain circuits underlying motor learning with haptic 

guidance and error amplification 

Marie-Helene Milot 1 , Laura Marchal-Crespo 1 , 

David Reinkensmeyer 1 , Steven Cramer 1 

1 University of California, Irvine, United States 

Brain Stimulation to the PPC/DLPFC reveals a Double 

Dissociation between Learning and automaticity 

Roi Cohen Kadosh 1 , Teresa Iuculano 2,1 

1 University of Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, 

2 University College London, London, United Kingdom 





Skill learning, continued 

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Structural and Functional Changes in the Brain after 

one week of Learning a Complex motor Skill 

Martin Gryga 1 , Marco Taubert 2 , Juergen Dukart 1 , 

Henning Vollmann 1 , Virginia Conde 1 , Bernhard Sehm 1 , 

Arno Villringer 1 , Patrick Ragert 1 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 Max Planck Institute 

For Human Cognitive And Brain Sciences, Germany 

Confounding factors in neurofeedback training based 

on fmrI of motor imaginary 

Tibor Auer 1 , Jens Frahm 1 

1 Biomedizinische NMR Forschungs GmbH am MPI fuer 

biophysikalische Chemie, Goettingen, Germany 

Learning effect on brain activity during implicit 

imitation of bimanual tool making and word speech 

Naoki Miura 1 , Takeru Akazawa 1 , Kenji Nagai 2 , 

Mika Yamazaki 3 , Yumiko Yoshida 3 , Hiroki Tanabe 3 , 

Norihiro Sadato 3 

1 Kochi University of Technology, Kami, Japan, 

2 Kokushikan University, Tokyo, Japan, 3 National Institute 

For Physiological Sciences, Okazaki, Japan 


Working Memory 

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Differentiated parietal connectivity of frontal regions 

for “what” and “where” memory 

Claudia Rottschy1 , Christian Roski2 , Svenja Caspers3 , 

Kathrin Reetz4 , Imis Dogan4 , Jörg Schulz4 , Karl Zilles5 , 

Angela R. Laird6 , Peter Fox7 , Simon Eickhoff8 1Department of Neurology, University Hospital Aachen, 

2Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, INM-2, Research 

Centre Jülich, Juelich, Germany, 3Institute of Neuroscience 

and Medicine, INM-2, Research Center Julich, Julich, 

Germany, 4Department of Neurology, University Hospital 

Aachen, Aachen, Germany, 5Institute of Neuroscience and 

Medicine, JÃ¼lich, Germany, 6Research Imaging Center, 

University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, 

San Antonio, TX, 7University Of Texas Health Science 

Center At San Antonio, San Antonio, United States, 

8Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 


Pre-chemotherapy differences in working memory in 

breast cancer patients compared to controls 

Carole Scherling 1 , Joyce MacKenzie 2 , Nancy Wallis 3 , 

Barbara Collins 2 , Andra Smith 3 

1 School of Psychology, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, 

Canada, 2 Ottawa Hospital, Ottawa, Ontario, 3 School of 

Psychology, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, Ontario 

Functional and anatomical correlates to the 

performance of an auditory short-term memory task 

Patrick Bermudez 1 , Stephan Grimault 2 , Christine Lefebvre 3 , 

Pierre Jolicoeur 3 

1 Université de Montréal, BRAMS Laboratory, Montréal, 

Canada, 2 Université de Montréal, BRAMS Laboratory, 

CNRS France, Montréal, Québec, 3 Université de Montréal, 

BRAMS Laboratory, Montréal, Québec 


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Functional neuroimaging of n-back working memory 

in school-age preterm children 

Sarah Yao Lin 1,2 , Elizabeth Donner 1 , Wayne Lee 1 , 

Margot Taylor 1,2 

1 The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada, 

2 University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada 

effects of anxiety feelings on memory-related 

activations 

Hajime Ikenouchi 1 , Yayoi Shigemune 2 , Kei Takahashi 3 , 

Takashi Tsukiura 3 , Ryuta Kawashima 4 

1 Tohoku University School of Medicine, Sendai, Japan, 

2 IDAC, Tohoku university, Sendai, Japan, 3 IDAC, Tohoku 

University, Sendai, Japan, 4 SAIRC, IDAC, Tohoku Uniersity, 

Sendai, Japan 

Different networks and capacity limits for articulatory 

and non-articulatory mechanisms of verbalSTm 

Bernd Kraemer 1 , Sabrina Trapp 2 , Karsten Mueller 2 , 

Stephan Konrad 2 , Joeran Lepsien 2 , Oliver Gruber 1 



Goettingen, Germany, 2 Max Planck Institute for Human 


Functional Brain Network efficiency Predicts 

Intelligence 

Nicolas Langer 1 , Lorena Gianotti 2 , Lutz Jaencke 1 , 

Daria Knoch 2 , Andreas Pedroni 2 , Jürgen Haenggi 3 

1 University Zurich, Department Neuropsychology, 

Zurich, Switzerland, 2 University Basel, Social and Affective 

Neuroscience, Basel, Switzerland, 3 University of Zurich, 

Institute of Psychology, Zurich, Switzerland 

Inter and Intra-subject activation Timing Variation 

in a Working memory Task 

Stephen Robinson 1 , Tom Holroyd 1 , Daniel Rubinstein 1 , 

Frederick Carver 1 , Richard Coppola 2 

1 NIMH MEG Core, Bethesda, MD, 2 CBDB, NIMH MEG 

Core, Bethesda, MD 

relations among Personality, mood and Prefrontal 

Cortex activity during Working memory Tasks 

Ryuta Aoki1,2 , Hiroki Sato3 , Takusige Katura3 , 

Ryoichi Matsuda1 , Hideaki Koizumi3 1Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University 

of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan, 2Research Fellow of the Japan 

Society for the Promotion of Science, Tokyo, Japan, 

3Advanced Research Laboratory, Hitachi, Ltd., 

Saitama, Japan 

aerobic fitness and cortical thickness in young adults 

Karl Koschutnig 1 , Kerstin Schweitzer 2 , Gernot Reishofer 3 , 

Anja Ischebeck 4 , Wolfram Müller 5 , Christa Neuper 4 , 

Franz Ebner 3 

1 Division of Neuroradiology, Graz, Austria, 2 Medical 

University Graz, Graz, Austria, 3 Medical University Graz, 

Department of Radiology, Graz, Austria, 4 Karl-Franzens 

University, Department of Psychology, Graz, Austria, 

5 Human Performance Research, Graz, Austria


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Pitch maintenance in acoustic short-term memory: 

an meg study 

Synthia Guimond 1 , Stephan Grimault 1 , Yann Potiez 1 , 

Christine Lefebvre 1 , Pierre Jolicoeur 1 

1 CERNEC, Universite de Montreal, Montreal, Canada 

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Breast cancer chemotherapy alters brain activity during 

working memory 

Kimberly Albert 1 , Julie Dumas 1 , Barbara Kelly 2 , Kim Dittus 3 , 


1 University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, 2 Vermont Cancer 

Center, Burlington, VT, 3 FAHC Hematology/ Oncology, 

Burlington, VT 

Bold Signal in memory Paradigms in Hippocampal 

region depends on echo Time 

Lena Zeltner 1 , Michael Erb 2 , Monika Milian 3 , Sabine Rona 3 , 

Uwe Klose 4 

1 Department of Neurology, University Hospital, Tübingen, 

Germany, 2 MR Research Group, Department of 

Neuroradiology, University Hospital, Tübingen, Germany, 

3 Department of Neurosurgery, University Hospital, 

Tübingen, Germany, 4 MR Research Group, Department of 

Neuroradiology, University Hospital, Tübingen, Germany 

Color Preference affects the Visual Working 

memory Capacity 

Masahiro Kawasaki 1 , Yoko Yamaguchi 1,2 

1 RIKEN, BSI-TOYOTA Collaboration Center, Wako, Japan, 

2 RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Wako, Japan 

The Comparison of Task-related Networks and 

resting State Networks During Working memory 

Jessica Cohen1 , Mark D’Esposito1 1Helen Wills Neuroscience Institute, UC Berkeley, 

Berkeley, CA 

Neuronal correlates of reduced memory performance 

in overweight subjects 

Krunoslav Stingl 1,2 , Caroline Ketterer 3 , Martin Heni 3 , 

Andreas Fritsche 3 , Hubert Preissl 1,4 


Germany, 2 Graduate School of Neural and Behavioural 

Sciences,International Max Planck Research School, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 3 Department of Internal Medicine, 

Division of Endocrinology, Eberhard Karls University 

Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany, 4 Department of 

Obstetrics and Gynecology, University of Arkansas for 


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Fiber Tracts responsible For Face recognition: 

a Study Integrating fmrI and Diffusion 

Tensor Imaging 

Kwan-Jin Jung 1 , Hae-Song Jung 2 , Emilie Muelly 3 , 

Timothy Hughes 4 

1 Scientific Imaging and Brain Research Center, 

Department of Psychology, Carnegie Mellon University, 

Pittsburgh, United States, 2 Department of Psychology, 

Middlebury College, Middlebury, VT, 3 Center for Emerging 

Neurotechnology and Imaging, Hershey Neurosciences 

Institute, Penn State Coll, Hershey, PA, 4 Department of 

Epidemiology, Graduate School of Public Health, 

University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 

mathematical Processing in adolescents: a Functional 

magnetic resonance Study of addition and Subtr 

Prasanna Karunanayaka 1 , Mary Hughes 1 , 

Christopher Weitekamp 1 , Clancy Blair 2 , Jianli Wang 1 , 

Quing Yang 1,3 , Paul Eslinger 1,4 

1 Radiology, Center for NMR Research, Penn State 

University College of Medicine, Hershey, PA, 

2 Human Development and Family Studies, Penn 

State University College of Medicine, Hershey, PA, 

3 Neurosurgery, Penn State University College of Medicine, 

Hershey, PA, 4 Neurology, Penn State University College of 

Medicine, Hershey, PA 

Cortical representation of tactile short-term memory 

revealed by load manipulation 

Ulysse Fortier-Gauthier 1 , Stephan Grimault 2 , 

Douglas Cheyne 3 , Pierre Jolicoeur 2 

1 CERNEC, Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada, 

2 CERNEC, Universite de Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 


For Sick Children Research Institute, Toronto, ON 

The Neural Correlates of Verbal Working memory 

reflect Demands on Inner Speech 

Cherie Marvel1 , Monica Faulkner1 , Eric Strain1 , 

Miriam Mintzer1 , John Desmond1 1Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 

Baltimore, MD 


Normal Brain Development: Fetus to Adolescence 

Detection of Hemispheric asymmetries during early 

Folding by Surface-Based analysis of Fetal mrI, (o-W1) 

Piotr Habas 1 , Julia Scott 1 , Vidya Rajagopalan 1 , Kio Kim 1 , 

Francois Rousseau 2 , A. James Barkovich 1 , Orit Glenn 1 , 

Colin Studholme 1 


United States, 2 University of Strasbourg, Illkirch, France 

Development of dynamic causal control signals during 

cognition in children 

Kaustubh Supekar 1 , Vinod Menon 1 






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Quantifying asymmetry in local tissue growth patterns 

in normal fetal human brain 

Vidya Rajagopalan 1 , Julia Scott 1 , Piotr Habas 1 , Kio Kim 2 , 

James Corbett-Detig 2 , Francois Rousseau 3 , 

A. James Barkovich 2 , Orit Glenn 2 , Colin Studholme 2 


CA, 2 University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, 

United States, 3 University of Strasbourg, Illkirch, France 

Longitudinal evolution of resting-state networks in 

healthy infants from four to nine months of age 

Eswar Damaraju 1 , John Phillips 2 , Jean Lowe 2 , 

Vince Calhoun 1 , Arvind Caprihan 3 


2 University of New Mexico, Albquerque, United States, 

3 Mind Research Network, Abuquerque, United States 

3D morphometric analysis of Human Cerebellar 

Development during mid-gestation: an in utero 

mrI study 

Kia Hamzelou1 , Julia Scott1 , Piotr Habas1 , Vidya 

Rajagopalan1 , Kio Kim1 , A. James Barkovich1 , Orit Glenn1 , 

Colin Studholme1 1University of California San Francisco, San Francisco, 

United States 

Intellectual ability is Correlated with regional Brain 

Volumes in Normally Developing Children 

Christina Boyle 1 , Xue Hua 2 , Reva Stidd 3 , Jay Giedd 4 , 

Judith Rapoport 4 , Arthur Toga 5 , Paul Thompson 6 , 

Nitin Gogtay 3 

1 UCLA, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, Los Angeles, USA, 

2 Laboratory Of Neuro Imaging, Department Of Neurology, 

UCLA School Of Medicine, United States, 3 NIMH Child 

Pyschiatry Branch, Bethesda, MD, 4 NIMH, Bethesda, DC, 

5 UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Neurology, Los 

Angeles, CA, 6 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging - UCLA School 

of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 

The developmental trajectories of emerging cortical 

face-networks extend throughout adolescence 

Kathrin Cohen Kadosh 1 , Mark Johnson 2 , Frederic Dick 3 , 

Roi Cohen Kadosh 4 , Sarah-Jayne Blakemore 1 

1 University College London, London, United Kingdom, 

2 Centre for Brain and Cognitive Development, Birkbeck 

College, London, United Kingdom, 3 Birbeck-UCL Centre 

for Neuroimaging, London, United Kingdom, 

4 University of Oxford 

LINKINg myeLINaTIoN WITH BeHaVIouraL 

DeVeLoPmeNT IN HeaLTHy INFaNTS 

Sean Deoni 1 , Douglas Dean 1 , Beth Jerskey 2 

1 Brown University School of Engineering, Providence, RI, 

2 Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI 

getting smarter is related to cortical preservation 

Miguel Burgaleta 1 , Roberto Colom 2 , Alan Evans 3 , 

Sherif Karama 3 

1 Universidad Autónoma De Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 

2 Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, 



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Longitudinal development of white matter and 

influence of puberty, sex and cognitive factors 

Daniel Simmonds 1 , David Montez 1 , Michael Hallquist 1 , 

Beatriz Luna 1 

1 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, USA 

regional Cortical asymmetry from Childhood to 

older adulthood 

Dongming Zhou 1 , Catherine Lebel 1 , Claude Lepage 2 , 

Alan Evans 2 , Christian Beaulieu 1 

1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of 

Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 2 McConnell Brain 

Imaging Center, Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill 

University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 

Tracking Development of the Corpus Callosum in 

Fetal and early Postnatal Baboons using mrI 

Kimberley Phillips 1,2,3 , Peter Kochunov 4 

1 Trinity University, 2 Southwest Foundation for Biomedical 

Research, San Antonio, TX, 3 Research Imaging Institute, 

University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio, 

San Antonio, TX, 4 UTHSCSA, San Antonio, United States 

maturation of the default language network: From 

interhemispheric to intrahemispheric connectivity 

Jens Brauer 1 , Gabriele Lohmann 1 , Angela Friederici 1 



age modulation of Language Task Induced 

Deactivation in Children 

Binjian Sun 1 , Madison Berl 2,3 , William Gaillard 2,3 , 

Thomas Burns 1 , Richard Jones 1,4 

1 Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA, 

2 Children’s National Medical Center, Washington, DC, 

3 George Washington University, Washington, DC, 

4 Emory University, Atlanta, GA



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Functional Connectivity in the Face Network during 

adolescence: Sex Difference and Sex-Steroid genes 

Amir Tahmasebi 1 , Natasa Kovacevic 1 , E Artiges 2 , 

Tobias Banaschewski 3 , Gareth Barker 4 , Ruediger Bruehl 5 , 

Christian Büchel 6 , Patricia Conrod 4 , Herta Flor 7 , 

Hugh Garavan 8 , Juergen Gallinat 9 , Andreas Heinz 9 , 

Bernd Ittermann 5 , Eva Loth 4 , Klara Mareckova 1 , 

Anthony McIntosh 1 , Jean-Luc Martinot 2 , Zdenka Pausova 10 , 

Jean Baptiste Poline 11 , Marcella Rietschel 12 , 

Michael Smolka 13 , Andreas Ströhle 7 , Gunter Schumann 4 , 

Tomas Paus 1,14,15 , the IMAGEN Consortium 16 

1 Rotman Research Institute, University of Toronto, 

Toronto, Canada, 2 Institut National de la Santé et de 

la Recherche Médicale, Paris, France, 3 Department of 

Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Central Institute of 

Mental Health, Mannheim, Germany, 4 King’s College 

London, Institute of Psychiatry, London, United Kingdom, 

5 Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Berlin, Germany, 

6 NeuroimageNord, Institute for Systems Neuroscience, 

University-Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Ger, 

Hamburg, Germany, 7 Department of Cognitive and 

Clinical Neuroscience, Central Institute of Mental 

Health, Mannheim, Germany, 8 Trinity College Institute of 

Neuroscience, Dublin, Ireland, 9 Department of Psychiatry 

and Psychotherapy, Campus Charité Mitte, Charité – 

Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany, 10 Hospital for Sick 

Children, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 11 CEA- 

I2BM-Neurospin, Paris, France, 12 Central Institute of Mental 

Health, Mannheim, Germany, 13 Technische Universität 

Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 14 School of Psychology, 

University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom, 


16 King’s College London, London, United Kingdom 

Developmental Differences in Connectivity within 

motor, Task Positive and Default mode Networks 

Anita Barber 1,2 , Mary Beth Nebel 1,2 , Suresh Joel 1,2 , 

James Pekar 1,2 , Stewart Mostofsky 1,2 

1 Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD, 


Brain anatomy of children’s socioeconomic status 

Katarzyna Jednorog 1,2 , Irene Altarelli 3 , Karla Monzalvo 4 , 

Joel Fluss 5 , Catherine Billard 5 , Ghislaine Dehaene- 

Lambertz 6 , Franck Ramus 7 


ENS, Paris, France, 2 Nencki Institute of Experimental 

Biology, Warsaw, Poland, 3 Laboratoire de Sciences 

Cognitives et Psycholinguistique, ENS, PARIS, France, 

4 INSERM, U562, CEA/SAC/DSV/I2BM Neurospin, Gif-sur- 

Yvette, France, 5 Centre de Reference sur les Troubles des 

Apprentissages, Hopital Bicetre, PARIS, France, 6 INSERM- 

CEA Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, GIF/YVETTE, France, 


Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris, France 

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Brain Connectivity and Verbal Working memory in 

Typically Developing Children and adolescents 

Gerbrich van den Bosch 1 , Hanan El Marroun 2 , 

Marcus Schmidt 1 , Dick Tibboel 1 , Dara Manoach 3 , 

Vince Calhoun 4 , Tonya White 5 

1 Erasmus MC-Sophia, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2 Erasmus 

Medical Centre -Sophia Children’s Hospital, Rotterdam, 

Netherlands, 3 Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Charlestown, MA, 4 Mind Research Network, Albuquerque, 

NM, 5 Erasmus Medical Centre, Rotterdam, Netherlands 

Newborn brain’s responses to speech and 

non-linguistic emotional vocalizations 

Alejandrina Cristia 1 , Yasuyo Minagawa-Kawai 2 , 

Inga Vendelin 1 , Emmanuel Dupoux 1 

1 LSCP, EHESS, ENS-DEC, CNRS, Paris, France, 

2 Keio University, Tokyo, Japan 

maturation of eeg Coherence during rest and 

Intermittent Photic Stimulation 

Ala Birca 1 , Anne Lortie 1 , Lionel Carmant 1 , 

Phetsamone Vannasing 1 , Maryse Lassonde 1 

1 Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada 

Developmental Changes and gender Differences 

in Structural Brain Networks of Children 

Budhachandra Khundrakpam 1 , Sherif Karama 2 , 

Jens Brauer 3 , Felix Carbonell 2 , Junki Lee 4 , Gaolang Gong 5 , 

Zhang Chen 6 , Yong He 7 , Alan Evans 2 


2 McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 3 Max Planck 


Germany, 4 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, 

Quebec, 5 Montreal neurological institute, Montreal, 

Quebec, 6 McConnell Brain Imaging Centre, Montréal 

Neurological Institute, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 


Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, China 

age and gender effects on the Volume of 

Corpus Callosum 

Wenjing Li 1 , Huiguang He 1 , Meng Li 1 , Qianwen Miao 1 , 

Bin Lv 1 , Martin Walter 2 

1 Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 

Beijing, China, 2 Department of Psychiatry, Otto-von- 

Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany 

rocket-ship meg: an interactive video game 

environment to facilitate brain measurements 

in children 

Wendy Tham 1 , Melanie Reid 1 , Graciela Tesan 1 , 

Blake Johnson 1 , Stephen Crain 1 


Finding Stable Sulcal Subunits in Developing Brain: 

a group analysis of Cortical and Depth maxima 

Grégory Operto 1 , Guillaume Auzias 2 , Denis Rivière 1 , 

Jessica Dubois 3 , Petra Huppi 4 , Jean-François Mangin 1 

1 NeuroSpin, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 2 CNRS LSIS, 

Marseille, France, 3 U992 Cognitive NeuroImaging Unit, 

Gif-sur-Yvette, France, 4 Dept of Pediatrics, University of 

Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland 

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Functional architectures of the Primate Brain and the 

Implication of recapitulation Theory 

Ci-Rong Liu1 , Synnöve Carlson2 , Tianzi Jiang3 , Yuanye Ma1 1Kunming Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of 

Science, Kunming, China, 2Institute of Biomedicine/ 

Physiology, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, 

3Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy Of Sciences, 


associations between Laterality in Network 

Connectivity and Children’s motor abilities 

Anita Barber 1,2 , Suresh Joel 1,2 , Mary Beth Nebel 1,2 , 

James Pekar 1,2 , Stewart Mostofsky 1,2 

1 Kennedy Krieger Institute, Baltimore, MD, 


The Developing Social Brain: Face-selective regions 

in the Superior Temporal Cortex 

Sarah Weigelt 1 , Kami Koldewyn 1 , Eyal Dechter 1 , 

Daniel Dilks 1 , Nancy Kanwisher 1 

1 MIT, Cambridge, United States 

Testosterone-related Sex Differences in Cortical 

Thickness in the Developing Human Brain 

Tuong-Vi Nguyen 1 , Simon Ducharme 1 , Kelly Botteron 2 , 

James McCracken 3 , Megan Mahabir 1 , Mimi Israel 1 , 

Alan Evans 1 , Sherif Karama 1 

1 McGill University, Montreal, Canada, 2 Washington Univ 

School Of Medicine Dept. Of Psychiatry, St. Louis, 

United States, 3 University of California in Los Angeles, 


Development of reward-related Circuitry in 

adolescence and young adulthood 

Janna Marie Hoogendam 1 , René Kahn 1 , 

Mariët van Buuren 1 , Matthijs Vink 1 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute Of Neuroscience, University 


Structural and functional development of early visual 

cortical areas: an fmrI and DTI study 

Ines Violante1 , Maria Ribeiro1 , André Santos1 , 

Nicolás Lori1 , Eduardo Silva1 , Miguel Castelo-Branco1 1IBILI, Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra, 

Coimbra, Portugal 


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a Developmental fmrI Study of medial Temporal Lobe 

activity During Verbal Working memory in Healthy 

Samantha Huang 1 , Heidi Thermenos 2,3 , Ariel Brown 3,4 , 

Eve Valera 3,4 , Jyrki Ahveninen 1 , Martin Albert 5 , Joseph 

Biederman 3,4 , Nikos Makris 6 , Stephen Faraone 3,7 , 

Ming Tsuang 2,8 , Larry Seidman 2,3,4 

1 Harvard Medical School - Martinos Center, Department 

of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Charlestown, MA, 2 Massachusetts Mental Health Center 

Public Psychiatry Division, Beth Israel Deaconess 

Medical Center, Boston, MA, 3 Department of Psychiatry, 

Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General 

Hospital, Boston, MA, 4 Neuroimaging Program in ADHD 

and Pediatric Psychopharmacology, Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Boston, MA, 5 Veterans Affairs Boston 

Healthcare System, Boston, MA, 6 Harvard Medical School 

Departments of Neurology and Radiology Services, Center 

for Morphometric Anal, Boston, MA, 7 SUNY Genetics 

Research Program and Department of Psychiatry, SUNY 

Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY, 8 Center for 

Behavior Genomics, University of California, San Diego, 

La Jolla, CA 

Phonological awareness correlate with Caudate 

Nucleus and amygdala Volumes in Healthy Children 

Beatriz Moreno1 , Luis Concha1 , Leopoldo Gonzalez- 

Santos1 , Juan Ortiz1 , Fernando Barrios1 1Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 


Cortical auditory processing of speech and 

non-speech stimuli from early childhood to adult life 

Natacha Paquette 1,2 , Phetsamone Vannasing 2 , Mélanie 

Lefrançois 1,2 , Francine Lefebvre 2 , Marie-Sylvie Roy 1 , 

Michelle McKerral 1 , Franco Lepore 1,2 , Maryse Lassonde 1,2 

1 Centre de Recherche en Neuropsychologie et Cognition, 

Université de Montréal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 

2 Centre de Recherche, University Hospital Center Sainte- 

Justine, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 

Cerebral Volumes of Prematurely Born Neonates and 

Fetuses do not differ at similar gestational ages 

Julia Scott 1 , Piotr Habas 1 , Kio Kim 1 , Vann Chau 2 , Kenneth 

Poskitt 2 , A. James Barkovich 1 , Steven Miller 2 , Orit Glenn 1 , 

Colin Studholme 1 


United States, 2 University of British Columbia, 

Vancouver, Canada 

Prenatal maternal Folate Levels and Fetal 

Neurodevelopment 

Alette Walstra 1 , Jolien de Graaff 2 , Hanan El Marroun 3 , 

Frank Verhulst 4 , Henning Tiemeier 4 , Tonya White 4 

1 ErasmusMC, 2 Erasmusmc, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 

3 Erasmus Medical Centre -Sophia Children’s Hospital, 

Rotterdam, Netherlands, 4 Erasmus Medical Centre, 

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Motor Behavior 

Basal Ganglia/Brainstem/Spinal Cord Function 

899 

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resting State Networks of the Human Cervical Spinal 

Cord revealed by group PICa 

Yazhuo Kong 1 , Jonathan Brooks 1 , Christian Beckmann 2,3 , 

Jesper Andersson 2 , Christian Büchel 4 , Falk Eippert 4,2 

1 FMRIB Centre, University Of Oxford, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 2 FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, 

United Kingdom, 3 Radboud University Nijmegen, 

Nijmegen, Netherlands, 4 University Medical Center 

Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

SePs mapping during restoration Functions of Central 

and Peripheral Nervous System 

Sergey Lytaev 1 , Olga Timkina 1 , Aleksandr Sukhanov 1 

1 Saint Petersburg State Pediatric Medical Academy, 

Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation 


Brain-Machine Interface 

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a brain-computer interface for navigation through 

a virtual environment in real-time fmrI Studies 

Andrea Thoms 1 , Charles Mueller 2 , Johannes Bernarding 3 

1 Department for Biometrics and Medical Informatics, 

2 IBMI, Otto-Von-Guericke-University, Germany, 3 Otto Von 

Guericue University, Magdeburg, Germany 

a Qt-based virtual environment stimulus application 

for rfmrI using an improved TCP/IP framework 

Charles Mueller 1 , Michael Lührs 1 , Claudia Hänel 2 , 

Andrea Thoms 3 , Johannes Bernarding 4 

1 IBMI, Otto-Von-Guericke-University, Magdeburg, 

Germany, 2 Institute for Biometry and Medical Informatics, 

Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg, 3 Department for 

Biometrics and Medical Informatics, 4 Otto Von Guericue 


an exploratory fNIrS study towards the implementation 

of a BCI for lower limbs movements 

Massimiliano Rea 1 , Mohit Rana 1 , Pavel Terekhin 1 , 

Ranganatha Sitaram 2 , Ann-Christine Ehlis 3 , 

Ramona Taeglich 3 , Andreas Fallgatter 4 , Niels Birbaumer 1 , 

Andrea Caria 1 


Neurobiology, University of Tübingen, Tübingen, 

Germany, 2 Institute of medical psychology and behavioral 

neurobiology, University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany, 

3 Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University 

of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany, 4 Psychophysiology 

and Optical Imaging, University of Tübingen, Tübingen, 

Germany 

Command Classification by using Hidden markov 

model in SSVeP-based Brain Computer Interface 

Hua-Ting Deng 1 , Po-Lei Lee 1,2,3 , Chi-Hsun Wu 1,2 , Yen-Ju Lu 1 


University, Jhongli, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Department 

of Medical Research and Education, Taipei General 

Veterans Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 



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Neural decoding of 5 leaning directions in motor 

imagery from event-related potentials 

Yuichiro Takai 1 , Hitoshi Nakazawa 2 , Masaya Kato 1 , 

Yuki Kamatani 1 , Michiteru Kitazaki 3 

1 Graduate School of Engineering, Toyohashi University 

of Technology, Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan, 2 Department of 

Psychology, Senshu University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, 

Japan, 3 Department of Computer Science and 

Engineering, Toyohashi University of Technology, 

Toyohashi, Aichi, Japan 

Classical Conditioning of the BoLD signal: a paradigm 

for basic BCI communication 

Giulia Liberati 1 , Linda van der Heiden 2 , Sunjung Kim 3 , 

Mohit Rana 3 , Antonino Raffone 4 , Marta Olivetti Belardinelli 5 , 

Piotr Jaskowski 2 , Niels Birbaumer 6 , Ranganatha Sitaram 7 

1 Interuniversity Centre for Research on Cognitive 

Processing in Natural and Artificial Systems, Rome, Italy, 

2 Department of Cognitive Psychology, University of Finance 

and Management, Warsaw, Poland, 3 Institute of Medical 

Psychology and Behavioral Neurobiology, University 

of Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Ger, Tuebingen, Germany, 

4 Department of Psychology, University “Sapienza” of 

Rome, Rome, Italy, 5 Interuniversity Centre for Research 

on Cognitive Processing in Natural and Artificial, Rome, 

Italy, 6 Institute of Medical Psychology and Behavioral 


Germany, 7 Institute of medical psychology and behavioral 

neurobiology, Tuebingen, Germany 

Neurophysiological prediction of BCI performance for 

people with aLS 

Sebastian Halder 1 , Carolin Ruf 1 , Adrian Furdea 1 , 

Emanuele Pasqualotto 1 , Martin Bogdan 2 , Andrea Kübler 3 , 

Wolfgang Rosenstiel 1 , Tamara Matuz 1 , Niels Birbaumer 4 

1 University of Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany, 2 University 

of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany, 3 University of Würzburg, 

Würzburg, Germany, 4 Institute of Medical Psychology 



a SSVeP − based BCI using the combination of 

biphasic stimulation and hidden markov model 

Hsiang-Chih Chang 1 , Kuo-Kai Shyu 1 , Po-Lei Lee 1,2,3 , 

Chi-Hsun Wu 1,2 , Hung-Yi Wu 1,3 


University, Jhongli, Taiwan, Republic of China, 2 Department 

of Medical Research and Education, Taipei General 

Veterans Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China, 

3 Institute of Brain Research, National Yang-Ming University, 


real-time feedback enhances cross-frequency coupling 

of ongoing brain activity during motor imagery 

Elizabeth Bock 1 , Esther Florin 2,1 , Sylvain Baillet 3 

1 Department of Neurology, Froedtert & The Medical 

Collegee of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI, 2 Department 

of Neurology, University Hospital Cologne, Cologne, 

Germany, 3 Departments of Neurology & Biophysics, 

Froedtert & The Medical Collegee of Wisconsin, 

Milwaukee, WI 





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Brain signal change during directional hand 

movements 

Hong Gi Yeom 1 , June Sic Kim 2 , Chun Kee Chung 2 

1 Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience, Seoul National 

University, Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2 MEG Center, 

Department of Neurosurgery, Seoul National University 



Cerebellar Function 

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Catching falling objects and processing sensory 

prediction errors. an fmrI study 

Lilian Fautrelle 1 , Cedric Pichat 2 , Frederic Ricolfi 3 , 

Carole Peyrin 2 , Francois Bonnetblanc 1 

1 INSERM U887, Dijon, France, 2 CNRS UMR 5105, 

Grenoble, France, 3 CHU Dijon Neuroradiologie, Dijon, 

France 

1. Brain Imaging of eye Blink Conditioning 

Following acute marijuana use 

Daniel o’Leary 1 , John Freeman 1 , Julie Koeppel 1 , 

Robert Block 1 

1 University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 

Cerebellum modulates the peripheral information 

needed for cortical plasticity induction 

Traian Popa 1,2,3 , Balu Velayudhan 4 , Cécile Hubsch 1,2,5 , 

Sabine Meunier 1,5,6 , Asha Kishore 4 

1 Centre de Recherche de l’Institut du Cerveau et de la 

Moelle épinière (CR-ICM), Paris, France, 2 Université 

‘Pierre et Marie Curie‘ (UPMC – Paris 6), Paris, France, 

3 Centre de NeuroImagerie de Recherche (CENIR), Paris, 

France, 4 Comprehensive Care Center for Movement 

Disorders, SCTIMST, Thiruvanathapuram, India, 5 Inserm 

UMR-S975, CNRS, UMR 7225, Paris, France, 6 Fédération 

de Neurologie, Groupe Hospitalier Pitié Salpétrière, Paris, 

France 


Eye Movements/ Visuomotor System Function 

914* The Search for the Neural mechanisms of the 

Set Size effect, (o-W2) 

Trenton Jerde1 , Akiko Ikkai1 , Clayton Curtis1 1New York University, New York, NY 

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Fronto-parietal interactions for effector selection 

during reaching: a simultaneous eeg-fmrI study 

Pierre-Michel Bernier 1 , Scott Grafton 2 

1 University Of California Santa Barbara, United States, 

2 University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA 

Cerebellar activations induced by Saccadic 

Inaccuracies 

Jos van der Geest 1 , Esmee Liem 1 , Maarten Frens 1 

1 Neuroscience, Erasmus MC, Rotterdam, Netherlands 

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Functional subdivisions of the human frontal eye fields 

and their connections to the basal ganglia 

Sebastiaan Neggers 1 , René Mandl 2 , Rosanne van Diepen 2 , 

Tjerk Gutteling 2 

1 Rudolf Magnus Institute for Neuroscience, Utrecht , 

Utrecht, 2 Rudolf Magnus Institute for Neuroscience, 



Motor-Premotor Cortical Functions 

919* Functional connectivity reveals the mid-cingulate 

cortex as center axis of intentional motor control, 

(o-W2) 

Felix Hoffstaedter1 , Christian Grefkes2 , Svenja Caspers3 , 

Christian Roski3 , Angela R. Laird4 , Peter Fox5 , Karl Zilles6 , 

Simon Eickhoff1 1Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Aachen, 

Germany, 2Max Planck Institute for Neurological Research 

Cologne, Cologne, Germany, 3Institute of Neuroscience 

and Medicine, INM-2, Research Center Juelich, Juelich, 

Germany, 4Research Imaging Center, University of Texas 

Health Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, 

5University Of Texas Health Science Center At San Antonio, 

San Antonio, United States, 6Institute of Neuroscience and 

Medicine, Research Center Juelich, Juelich, Germany 

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Simultaneous eeg-emg-fmrI investigation of the key 

movement controllers during isometric contraction 

Stephen Mayhew 1 , Camillo Porcaro 2 , Dirk Ostwald 3 , 

Franca Tecchio 4 , Andrew Bagshaw 1 

1 Birmingham University Imaging Centre (BUIC), 

University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 

2 Institute of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, Medical 

School, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, UK, Newcastle, 

United Kingdom, 3 Department of Neurology and Bernstein 

Centre for Computational Neuroscience, Charite, Berlin, 

Germany, 4 3ISTC-CNR, Ospedale Fatebenefratelli, Isola 

Tiberina, 00186, Rome, Italy 

Cerebral lateralization of praxis during unimanual 

and bimanual tool pantomiming 

Guy Vingerhoets 1 , Frederic Acke 1 , Ann-Sofie Alderweireldt 1 , 

Jo Nys 1 , Pieter Vandemaele 1 , Eric Achten 1 


moving Hands or moving Feet: Cortical Connectivity 

during isolated limb movements 

Christian Grefkes 1 , Anna-Sophia Sarfeld 1 , Svenja Diekhoff 1 , 


1 Max Planck Institute for Neurological Research Cologne, 

Cologne, Germany, 2 Department of Psychiatry and 

Psychotherapy, Aachen, Germany 

Functional connectivity of frontal components of the 

human mirror system: a PPI study 

Fausta Lui 1 , Davide Duzzi 1 , Marta Ghio 2 , Armando Bauleo 1 , 

Carlo Porro 1 

1 University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Modena, 

Italy, 2 Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy


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a fine fmrI exploration of hand cortical representation 

in humans 

Chantal Delon-Martin 1 , Fabrizio Pizzagalli 2 , Michel Dojat 3 

1 INSERM, F-38700 La Tronche, France, 2 INSERM / Univ. 

Joseph Fourier Grenoble 1, F-38700 La Tronche, France, 

3 INSERM / CEA / Univ. Joseph Fourier Grenoble 1 / CHU, 

U836 GIN, F-38000 Grenoble, France 

Hemispheric specialization of praxis in right- and 

left-handers: Same pattern, different strength 

Guy Vingerhoets 1 , Ann-Sofie Alderweireldt 1 , Frederic 

Acke 1 , Jo Nys 1 , Pieter Vandemaele 1 , Eric Achten 1 


attention and the readiness for action 

Katharine Baker 1 , Jason Mattingley 1 , Chris Chambers 2 , 

Ross Cunnington 1 

1 Queensland Brain Institute, The University Of Queensland, 

St Lucia, Australia, 2 Cardiff University, United Kingdom 

Corticomuscular coherence between Sma and right 

hand muscles in a bimanual precision grip task 

Sophie Chen 1 , Jonathan Entakli 2 , Florent JAILLET 3 , 

Jozina De Graaf 2 

1 Institut of Movement Sciences, CNRS - Aix-Marseille 

University, Marseille, France, 2 Institut of Movement 

Sciences, CNRS - Aix-Marseillle University, Marseille, 

France, 3 Mediterranean Institut of Cognitive Neuroscience, 

CNRS - Aix-Marseille University, Marseille, France 

movement timing and sequencing in the 

Supplementary motor area: high-resolution fmrI 

at 7.0 Tesla 

Ross Cunnington 1 , Ronald Sladky 2 , Ewald Moser 3 , 


1 University Of Queensland, St Lucia, Australia, 2 MR Centre 

Of Excellence, Medical University Of Vienna, Austria, 

3 Medical Universsity of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 4 MR 

Center, Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria 

Neural correlates of active and passive movements of 

hip and knee: an fNIrS study 

mohit rana 1,2 , massimiliano rea 3 , pavel terekhin 3 , 

Ranganatha Sitaram 4 , Andreas Fallgatter 5 , Ann-Christine 

Ehlis 6 , ramona taeglich 5 , Niels Birbaumer 7 , Andrea Caria 3 


Neurobiology, tuebingen germany, 2 Graduate School of 

Neural & Behavioural Sciences, tuebingen, Germany, 


Neurobiology, tuebingen, Germany, 4 Institute of medical 

psychology and behavioral neurobiology, Tuebingen, 


tuebingen, Germany, 6 University of Tuebingen, 

Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 7 Institute of Medical Psychology 



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Loss of interhemispheric inhibition is correlated to 

structural abnormalities in mirror movements 

Cecile Gallea 1 , Traian Popa 2 , Sabine Meunier 3 , 

Cecile Hubsch 3 , Vanessa Brochard 3 , Romain Valabregue 4 , 

Michael Sharman 4 , Christine Delmaire 3 , Segolene Billot 3 , 

Marie Vidailhet 3 , Stéphane Lehéricy 3 , Lucie Hertz-pannier 5 , 

Constance Flamand 3 , Emmanuel Roze 3 

1 Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle, Paris, France, 2 CRICM, 

Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle Epinière, Paris, France, 

3 CRICM, Paris, France, 4 Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle 

Epiniere, Paris, France, 5 Neurospin, Saclay, France 

effect of strength-training on cortical oscillatory 

activity modulations in isometric contractions 

Fabien Dal Maso 1 , David Amarantini 1,2 , 

Marieke Longcamp 1,3 

1 PRISSMH, Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France, 

2 Département de kinésiologie, Centre de réadaptation 

Marie-Enfant, Montréal, Canada, 3 INCM, CNRS-Université 

de la Méditerranée, Marseille, France 

Premovement Brain activity in a Bimanual 

Load-Lifting Task 

Tommy Ng 1 , Paul Sowman 1 , Jon Brock 1 , Blake Johnson 1 


Functional connectivity of the supplementary motor 

area parceled by domain specific meta-analysis 

Shalini Narayana 1 , Angela R. Laird 1 , Jack Lancaster 1 , 

Peter Fox 1 


Science Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, United 

States 

assessing the Functional Significance of 

meg motor Cortex gamma oscillations 

Cheng Liu 1 , William Gaetz 2 , Timothy Roberts 2 , 

Hongmei Zhu 1 

1 Department of Mathematics and Statistics, 

York University, Toronto, ON, 2 Lurie Family Foundation 

MEG Imaging Center, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, 

Philadelphia, PA 

Co-speech gesture processing in natural conversation 

Michael Andric 1 , Steven Small 2 

1 The University of Chicago, Chicago, United States, 

2 University of California Irvine, Irvine, CA 

motor control and action goal coding of 

orofacial movements 

Krystyna Grabski 1 , Laurent LAMALLE 2 , Marc Sato 3 

1 Gipsa-Lab, Speech and Cognition department, 

Grenoble, France, 2 Institut Fédératif de Recherche n°1 

“RMN Biomédicale et Neurosciences”; Unité IRM 3T / 

INSERM, Grenoble, France, 3 GIPSA-lab, Speech and 

Cognition department, Grenoble, France 

multi-frequency coordination of cortical oscillations 

Tjeerd Boonstra 1 , Pete Ashwin 2 , Michael Breakspear 3 

1 University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, 

2 University of Exeter, Exeter, UK, 3 Queensland Institute 

of Medical Research, Brisbane, Australia 






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rostral inferior frontal gyrus monitors visuomotor 

behaviour by linking visual and motor cortices 

Christos Papadelis 1 , Carola Arfeller 2 , Silvia Erla 3 , 

Giandomenico Nollo 3 , Luigi Cattaneo 1 , Christoph Braun 1 

1 Center for Mind/Brain Sciences (CIMeC), University 

of Trento, Mattarello, Italy, 2 MEG Center, University of 

Tübingen, Tübingen, Germany, 3 Biophysics and Biosignals 

Lab, Department of Physics & Biotech, University of Trento, 

Mattarello, Italy 

attention to actions, goals, and agency Influences 

Neural activity During action observation 

Veronika Halasz1 , Jason Mattingley1 , Ross Cunnington1 1Queensland Brain Institute, The University Of Queensland, 

St Lucia, Australia 

role of the PPC in vestibular information processing 

during goal-directed movements tested with TmS 

Alexandra Reichenbach 1 , Jean Pierre Bresciani 2 , 

Heinrich H. Bülthoff 3 , Axel Thielscher 4 

1 MPI For Biological Cybernetics, Germany, 

2 Université Pierre Mendes France, Grenoble, France, 

3 MPI for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen, Germany, 

4 MPI Biol Cybernetics, TÃ¼bingen, Germany 

mapping human motor cortex organization after 

hemispherectomy: a case study with fmrI, DTI and TmS 

Marie-Helene Grosbras 1 , Jen-Kai Chen 2 , Sandra Leh-Seal 3 , 

Alain Ptito 4 

1 University of Glasgow, 2 Graduate Department of 

Rehabilitation Science, Toronto, Canada, 3 Toronto Western 

Hospital, Toronto, Canada, 4 Department of Psychology, 

McGill University Health Centre, Montreal, Canada 

What is so unique about writing with the dominant 

hand? 

Silvina Horovitz 1 , Cecile Gallea 2 , Muslimah ‘Ali Najee-ullah 3 , 

Prantik Kundu 4 , Mark Hallett 1 

1 HMCS - MNB - NINDS - NIH, Bethesda, MD, 

2 Hôpital Pitié-Salpêtrière, INSERM, Paris, France, 

3 Louis Stokes Institute, Council for Opportunity in 

Education, Washington, DC, 4 NIMH - NIH, Bethesda, MD 

Improved Performance Without Detectable m1 gaBa 

Change in early-phase Implicit motor Learning 

Eric Mooshagian 1,2 , Trelawny Zimmermann 2 , Jan Willem 

van der Veen 3 , Sasha Tereshchenko 2 , Eric Wassermann 2 

1 Henry M. Jackson Foundation, Bethesda, MD, 2 Brain 

Stimulation Unit, National Institute of Neurological 

Disorders and Stroke, Bethesda, MD, 3 Magnetic 

Resonance Spectroscopy Core, National Institute of 

Mental Health, Bethesda, MD 

Imaging of the human sensorimotor cortex using a 

novel device for feet stimulation: an fmrI study 

Elena Kremneva1 , Ludmila Chernikova1 , Rodion 

Konovalov1 , Marina Krotenkova1 1Research center of neurology of RAMS, Moscow, 

Russian Federation 


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gaze effects on directional coding of reaching in 

human frontal and parietal cortex 

Patrick Bedard 1 , Tessa Churchill 1 , Jerome Sanes 2 

1 Brown University, Providence, RI, 2 Brown Medical School, 

Providence, United States 

Neural correlates of singing and vocal fold anesthesia – 

the role of somatosensation 

Boris Kleber 1,2 , Anthony Zeitouni 3 , Robert Zatorre 4 

1 Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University; 

BRAMS; CIRMMT, Montreal, Canada, 2 University of 

Tübingen, Institute of Medical Psychology and Behavioral 

Neurobiology, Tübingen, Germany, 3 Department of 

Otolaryngology Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, Canada, 

4 Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill University; BRAMS; 

CIRMMT, Montreal, QC 

Incidence and Thresholds of Ipsilateral Cortical Silent 

Period elicited by Bi-manual Low Force Task 

Christopher Rábago 1 , Shalini Narayana 2 , Wei Zhang 2 , 

Casey Strickland 2 , Peter Fox 2 , Jack Lancaster 2 

1 Military Performance Lab, Center for the Intrepid, Fort 

Sam Houston, San Antonio, TX, United States, 2 Research 

Imaging Institute, University of Texas Health Science 

Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX, United States 

Direction of movement is encoded in the human 

primary motor cortex 

Carolien Toxopeus1,2 , Bauke de Jong1,2 , Gopal Valsan3 , 

Bernard Conway3 , Johannes van der Hoeven1 , 

Klaus Leenders1,2 , Natasha Maurits1,2 1Department of Neurology, University Medical Center 

Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 2Neuroimaging Center 

(NIC), University of Groningen, Groningen, Netherlands, 

3Bioengineering Unit, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, 


Categorization of action sequences in the human motor 

planning network 

Hame Park 1 , June Sic Kim 2 , Chun Kee Chung 2 



University College of Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

action related Words modulate the activity of the 

mirror Neuron System during action Imitation 

Haiyan Wu 1 , Honghong Tang 1 , Yue Ge 1 , Yue-Jia Luo 1 , 

Chao Liu 1 



Difference and similar effects of motor execution and 

motor imagery on intermanual transfer 

kaoru amemiya 1,2,3 , Shozo Kojima 4 , Yoshiaki Someya 4 

1 univ of tokyo, 2 Keio GCOE, Tokyo, Japan, 3 JSPS, Tokyo, 

Japan, 4 Keio GCOE Carls, Tokyo, Japan



952 FmrI study of the observation and imagination of 

right-handed,left-handed and bilateral hand actions 

Sunjin Hong 1 , Marie Davergne 2 , Paul Kennedy 3 , 

Katie Overy 1 , Liz Franz 4 , Neil Roberts 3 

1 School of Music, University of Edinburgh, United 

Kingdom, 2 Ecole des Hautes Etudes d’Ingénieur, Lille, 

France, 3 Clinical Research Imaging Centre (CRIC), 

University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom, 4 Department of 

Psychology, University of Otagoity of Otago, New Zealand 

Neuroanatomy 


953* Connectome Classification: Statistical graph Theoretic 

methods for analysis of mr-Connectome Data, (o-m3) 

Joshua Vogelstein1 , William Gray2 , R. Jacob Vogelstein3 , 

John Bogovic4 , Susan Resnick5 , Jerry Prince6 , 

Carey Priebe2 1Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, United States, 

2 3 Johns Hopkins University, United States, JHU Applied 

Physics Lab, Laurel, United States, 4Johns Hopkins 

University, 5National Institute of Aging, National Institute 

of Health, Baltimore, MD, 6Johns Hopkins University, 

Baltimore, MD 

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graph-theory analysis of functional brain connectivity 

during bimanual coordination in the elderly 

Marcus Heitger 1 , Dann Goble 1 , Thijs Dhollander 2 , 

Patrick Dupont 3 , Stephan Swinnen 1 

1 Research Center for Movement Control and 

Neuroplasticity, K.U. Leuven, Belgium, 2 Medical Imaging 

Research Center, University Hospital Gasthuisberg, 

Leuven, Belgium, 3 Laboratory for Cognitive Neurology, 

Dept. of Neurosciences, K.U. Leuven, Belgium 

Connectional anatomy of the middle Temporal gyrus, 

(o-T2) 

And Umit Turken 1 , Nina Dronkers 2 

1 US Dept of Veterans Affairs, Research Service, Martinez, 

United States, 2 VA Northern California Health Care 

System/UC Davis, Martinez, United States 

Intrinsic Functional Networks in Six-year-old 

Healthy Children: a large scale rsfmrI study 

jidan zhong 1 , Anqi Qiu 2,3,4 

1 NUS Graduate School for Integrative Sciences and 

Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore, 

2 Division of Bioengineering, National University of 

Singapore, Singapore, Singapore, 3 Clinical Imaging 

Research Center, National University of Singapore, 

Singapore, Singapore, 4 Singapore Institute for Clinical 

Sciences, the Agency for Science, Technology and 

Research, Singapore, Singapore 

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a large-sample fmrI study (n = 1,252) of individual 

differences in inhibitory control 

Robert Whelan 1 , Patricia Conrod 2 , Jean-Baptiste Poline 3 , 

Tobias Banaschewski 4 , Gareth Barker 5 , Mark Bellgrove 6 , 

Christian Büchel 7 , Mark Byrne 8 , Tarrant Cummins 6 , Mira 

Buehler 9 , Herta Flor 10 , Juergen Gallinat 11 , Andreas Heinz 12 , 

Bernd Ittermann 13 , Anbarasu Lourdusamy 14 , Kar Mann 10 , 

Jean-Luc Martinot 15 , Edmund Lalor 8 , Mark Lathrop 16 , 

Eva Loth 2 , Tomas Paus 17 , Marcella Rietschel 10 , Michael 

Smolka 18 , Rainer Spanagel 10 , Dai Stephens 19 , Maren 

Struve 10 , Benjamin Thyreau 20 , Sabine Vollstaedt-Klein 10 , 

Trevor Robbins 21 , Gunter Schumann 2 , Hugh Garavan 1 

1 Trinity University Dublin, Dublin, Ireland, 2 King’s 

College London, Institute of Psychiatry, London, United 

Kingdom, 3 CEA-I2BM-Neurospin, 4 Department of Child 

and Adolescent Psychiatry, Central Institute of Mental 

Health, Mannheim, Germany, 5 Institute of Psychiatry, 

King’s College, London, United Kingdom, 6 The University 

of Queensland, St Lucia, Australia, 7 University Medical 

Center Hamburg-Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 

8 Institute of Neuroscience, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, 

Ireland, 9 Central Institute of Mental Health, Department of 

Addictive Behaviour and Addiction Medicine, Mannheim, 


Germany, 11 Charite Universitaetsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, 




Germany, 14 Institute of Psychiatry, London, United 

Kingdom, 15 Institut National de la Santé et de la 

Recherche Médicale, Paris, France, 16 Centre National de 

Génotypage, Evry, France , 17 Rotman Research Institute, 

University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 18 Technische 

Universität Dresden, Dresden, Germany, 19 Department 

of Psychology, University of Sussex, Sussex, United 

Kingdom, 20 CEA Neurospin, Gif sur Yvette, France, 

21 University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom 

anatomical Covariance Pattern associated with Brain 

atrophy in Presymptomatic Huntington’s Disease 

Shichun Peng 1 , Yilong Ma 1 , Phoebe Spetsieris 1 , 

Peter Kingsley 1 , Andrew Feigin 1 , David Eidelberg 1 

1 Feinstein Institute for Medical Research, Manhasset, NY 

regionally constrained voxel-based network of left 

hippocampus in left medial temporal lobe epilepsy 

Jarang Hahm 1 , Moo K. Chung 2 , Hyejin Kang 1 , 

Sang Kun Lee 3 , Dong Soo Lee 1 


2 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 3 Department of 

Neurology, Seoul National University College of Medicine, 

Seoul , Korea, Republic of 

Functional connectivity profiles of the human 

hippocampus 

Arabinda Mishra 1 , Stephan Heckers 1 , Baxter Rogers 2 

1 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 2 VANDERBILT UNIV. 

INSTITUTE OF IMAGING SCIENCE, Nashville, 

United States 




Neuroanatomy 

Brain Networks, continued 

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Sex differences in cerebral anatomy are an effect of 

testosterone and the X-chromosome 

Maki Kasahara 1 , Tie-Qiang Li 2 , Stefan Arver 3 , 

Ivanka Savic 1 


Stockholm, Sweden, 2 Dept of Medical Physics, Karolinska 

University Hospital, Huddinge, Sweden, 3 Andrology 

Centre, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, 

Sweden 

Directed Brain Network analysis Based on granger 

Causality and modularity-Based graph Partitioning 

Yu-Teng Chang 1 , Dimitrios Pantazis 2 , Sylvain Baillet 3 , 

Richard Leahy 1 

1 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, 

2 McGovern Institute for Brain Research, Boston, MA, 

3 Medical college of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI 

Characterizing resting State Network Dynamics in the 

Brain with Transcranial magnetic Stimulation 

Mark Eldaief 1 , Mark Halko 1 , Randy Buckner 2 , 

Alvaro Pascual-Leone 1 


School, Boston, MA, 2 Harvard University, Department of 

Psychology, Cambridge, MA 

Structural and Functional Networks in the 


Judith Segall 1 , Elena Allen 2 , Sunil Arja 2 , Erik Erhardt 3 , 


1 Mind Research Network & University of New Mexico, 

Albuerque, United States, 2 Mind Research Network, 

Albuquerque, United States, 3 The MIND Research 

Network, Albuquerque, United States 

Hemispheric asymmetries of the Default mode 

Network: a resting state fmrI study 

Victor Saenger 1 , Maria de Lourdes Martinez 2 , 

Fernando Barrios 3 , Sarael Alcauter 4,3 

1 Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM., Mexico D.F., Mexico, 

2 Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatria, INPRF., Mexico D.F., 

Mexico, 3 Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 

QUERETARO, QRO, 4 Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatria, 

INPRF, MEXICO D.F., Mexico 

Differential Functional Connectivity of the 

medial and Lateral orbitofrontal Cortex 

David H. Zald 1 , Kimberly Ray 2 , Maureen McHugo 1 , 

Simon Eickhoff 3 , David Glahn 4 , Angela R. Laird 5 

1 Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, 2 UTHSCSA, 

San Antonio, TX, 3 University Hospital Aachen, Aachen, 

Germany, 4 Yale University, Hartford, CT, 5 Research 

Imaging Center, University of Texas Health Science 

Center at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX 


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mapping hubs in the neocortical structural network of 

the human brain shows lateralization 

Emil Nijhuis 1,2 , Anne-Marie van Cappellen van Walsum 3,2 , 

David Norris 1,2,4 


Radboud University, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 2 MIRA 

Institute for Biomedical Technology and Technical 

Medicine, University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands, 

3 University Medical Centre St. Radboud, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands, 4 Erwin L Hahn Institute for MRI, Universität 

Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany 

Looking into the Differences between gymnastic 

Champion and Normal in Structural Cortical Networks 

Bin Wang 1 , Yuanyuan Fan 1 , Jun Wang 2 , Shumei Li 1 , 

Zheng Song 2 , Min Lu 2,3 , Xiaoling Peng 1 , Hengchan Yin 3 , 

Yong He 2 , Ruiwang Huang 1 




Guangzhou 510631, China, 2 State Key Laboratory of 


University, Beijing 100875, China, 3 School of Physical 

Education and Sports Science, Beijing Normal University, 

Beijing 100875, China 

anatomical Connections between Brain regions of 

the autonomic Network 

Ruma Goswami 1 , Maria F. Frances 1 , Harish A. Sharma 2 , 

J. Kevin Shoemaker 3 

1 School of Kinesiology, The University of Western Ontario, 

London, Ontario, 2 Robarts Research Institute, 

The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, 

3 School of Kinesiology, Dept. of Physiology and 

Pharmacology, The University of Western Ontario, 

London, Ontario 

Inter-subject variability of structural network: 

a DTI study 

Hu Cheng 1 , Yang wang 2 , Jinhua Sheng 2 , Olaf Sporns 1 , 

William Kronenberger 2 , Vincent Mathews 2 , Tom Hummer 2 , 

Andrew Saykin 2 

1 Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, 2 Indiana University 

School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN 

evaluation of Connectivity measures and anatomical 

Features for Statistical Brain Networks 

Anand Joshi 1 , Shantanu Joshi 1 , Moriah Thomason 2 , 

Ivo Dinov 1 , Arthur Toga 1 

1 UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Neurology, Los 

Angeles, USA, 2 Stanford University/UCLA, United States 

Disrupted white matter structural networks in 

clinically isolated syndrome 

Ni Shu 1 , Yong He 2 , Kuncheng Li 3 , Yaou Liu 3 


Learning, Beijing,China, 2 Beijing Normal University, 

Beijing, China, 3 Department of Radiology, Xuanwu 

Hospital, Capital Medical University, Beijing, China

Neuroanatomy 

Brain Networks, continued 

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graph theoretical analysis of human cerebellum 

structural network 

Lingzhong Fan 1 , Zhang Chen 2 , Gaolang Gong 3 , 

Yong He 4 , Yuchun Tang 5 , Shuwei Liu 5 , Alan Evans 6 

1 Institute of Automation of the Chinese Academy of 

Sciences, Beijing, China, 2 McConnell Brain Imaging 

Centre, Montréal Neurological Institute, McGill University, 

Montreal, Canada, 3 Montreal Neurological Institute And 

Hospital, McGill University, Canada, 4 Beijing Normal 

University, Beijing, China, 5 Research Center for Sectional 

and Imaging Anatomy, School of Medicine, Shandong 

University, Jinan, China, 6 McGill University, Montreal, 

Canada 

overrecruitment of brain regions and network 

efficiency in cognitive aging 

Kristi Clark 1 , Katherine Narr 1 , Roger Woods 2 , 

Susumu Mori 3 , John Mazziotta 4 , Arthur Toga 5 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 2 UCLA, LOS ANGELES, CA, 

3 The Johns Hopkins University School of Medecine, 

Baltimore, MD, 4 UCLA Brain Mapping Center, Los 

Angeles, United States, 5 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, 

UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 

Default network in Deaf 

Evguenia Malaia 1 , Ruwan Ranaweera 2 , Ronnie Wilbur 2 , 

Thomas Talavage 3 

1 Indiana University, 2 Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, 

3 Purdue University, West Lafayette, United States 

exploring CSF Influence on the Human Brain 

Structural Network using FLaIr-DTI and 

Conventional DTI 

Shumei Li 1 , Pengfei Xu 2 , Bin Wang 1 , Qixiang Lin 2 , 

Yuanyuan Fan 1 , Xiaoling Peng 1 , Peng Wang 3 , 

Qian Wang 1 , Yong He 2 , Ruiwang Huang 1 




Guangzhou 510631, China, 2 State Key Laboratory of 


University, Beijing 100875, China, 3 School of Computer 

Science, South China Normal University, Guangzhou 

510631, China 

age-related changes in topological organization 

of structural brain networks 

Kai Wu 1 , Yasuyuki Taki 2 , Kazunori Sato 2 , Ryuta 

Kawashima 3 , Yong He 4 , Alan Evans 5 , Hiroshi Fukuda 2 

1 Department Of Nuclear Medicine And Radiology, Institute 

Of Development,Aging And, Japan, 2 IDAC, Tohoku 

University, Sendai, Japan, 3 SAIRC, IDAC, TOHOKU 

UniV, Sendai, Japan, 4 State Key Laboratory of Cognitive 

Neuroscience and Learning, Beijing Normal University, 

Beijing 100875, China, 5 McGill University, Montreal, 

Canada 

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an exploratory Investigation of Small-World Brain 

Functional Networks of gymnastic World Champions 

Min Lu 1,2 , Yuanyuan Fan 3 , Xiaoling Peng 3 , Bin Wang 3 , 

Shumei Li 3 , Zheng Song 1 , Jinghui Wang 1 , Hengchan Yin 2 , 

Yong He 1 , Ruiwang Huang 3 , Jun Wang 1 


Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, 

China, 2 School of Physical Education and Sports Science, 

Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, China, 

3 Center for the Study of Applied Psychology, South China 

Normal University, Guangzhou 510631, China 

Spontaneous Brain oscillations Beyond resting Brain 

I-Ning Tang 1 , Tun Jao 2 , Ya-Chih Yu 1 , Yun-An Huang 1 , 

Edward Bullmore 2 , Jyh-Horng Chen 1 

1 National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, 2 University 

Of Cambridge Brain Mapping Unit, Cambridge, United 

Kingdom 

The Impact of Tracking Criteria on Brain Wm Network 

Construction 

Chun-Yi Lo 1 , Wei-Hsu Chang 1 , Kun-Hsien Chou 1 , Yong 

He 2 , Jinhui Wang 3 , Ching-Po Lin 4 

1 National Yang Ming University, Taiwan- Republic Of 


and Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, 


and Learning, Beijing Normal University, Beijing 100875, 

P. R. China, 4 National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, 


TmS to inferior parietal changes functional 

connectivity of default and dorsal-attention networks 

Mark Halko 1 , Mark Eldaief 1 , Randy Buckner 2 , 

Alvaro Pascual-Leone 1 


School, Boston, MA, 2 Harvard University, Department of 

Psychology, Cambridge, MA 

Neuroanatomy 

Cortical Anatomy and Segregation 

982 Visualization of the orientational Structure of the 

Human Stria of gennari with High-resolution DWI 

Christoph Leuze1 , Bibek Dhital1 , Alfred Anwander1 , 

Andre Pampel1 , Robin Heidemann1 , Stefan Geyer1 , 

Katja Reimann1 , Marcel Gratz2 , Robert Turner1 1Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain 

Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2University of Leipzig, 


983 

984 

mapping Human Cortical areas in vivo Based 

on myelin Content as revealed by T1 and 

T2-weighted mrI 

Matthew Glasser 1 , David Van Essen 1 

1 Washington University, USA 

Comparison of Surface gradients Derived from 

myelin maps and Functional Connectivity analysis 

Matthew Glasser 1 , Timothy Laumann 1 , Timothy Coalson 1 , 

Alexander Cohen 1 , Abraham Snyder 1 , Bradley Schlaggar 1 , 

Steven Petersen 1 , David Van Essen 1 

1 Washington University, St. Louis, USA 




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Cortical Anatomy and Segregation, continued 

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Cortical surface and depth analysis of T2* in the 

human brain 

Julien Cohen-Adad 1 , Karl Helmer 1 , Thomas Benner 1 , 

Jonathan Polimeni 1 , Jennifer McNab 1 , Lawrence Wald 1 , 

Bruce Rosen 1 , Caterina Mainero 1 

1 A.A. Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, MGH, 

Harvard Medical School, Charlestown, MA, United States 

In vitro layer-specific Diffusion Weighted Imaging in 

human primary visual cortex 

Michiel Kleinnijenhuis 1,2 , Markus Barth 2,3 , Valerio Zerbi 1,4 , 

Kees-Jan Sikma 1,5 , Benno Küsters 6 , Cornelis Slump 5 , 

David Norris 2,3 , Dirk Ruiter 1,2 , Anne-Marie van Cappellen 

van Walsum 1,7 

1 Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, 

Department of Anatomy, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 


Brain, Cognition And Behaviour, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

3 Erwin L. Hahn Institute for Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 

Essen, Germany, 4 Radboud University Nijmegen Medical 

Centre, Department of Radiology, Nijmegen, Netherlands, 

5 University of Twente, Signals and Systems, Electrical 

Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science, 

Enschede, Netherlands, 6 Radboud University Nijmegen 

Medical Centre, Department of Pathology, Nijmegen, 

Netherlands, 7 University of Twente, MIRA Institute 

for Biomedical Technology and Technical Medicine, 

Enschede, Netherlands 

High resolution Structural and Diffusion mrI of Ex 

Vivo Human motor Cortex 

Andre van der Kouwe 1 , Thomas Benner 1 , Kristen Huber 1 , 

Allison Stevens 1 , Matthew Tisdall 1 , Bruce Fischl 1,2 , 

Jean Augustinack 1 

1 MGH/MIT/HMS Athinoula A. Martinos Center for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, MA, USA, 2 MIT CSAIL, 

Cambridge, MA, USA 

Diffusion orientations in Primary Sensory Cortices 

appear Parallel to the Cortical Surface 

Jennifer McNab 1 , Jonathan Polimeni 1 , Karla Miller 2 , 

Allison Stevens 1 , Ruopeng Wang 1 , Jean Augustinack 1 , 

Bruce Fischl 1 , Lawrence Wald 1 

1 Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General 

Hospital, Boston, MA, USA, 2 FMRIB Centre, Oxford 

University, Oxford, United Kingdom 

Convergent multimodal Clustering of the Insula 

Clare Kelly 1 , Roberto Toro 2 , Adriana Di Martino 1 , 

F. Xavier Castellanos 1,3 , Michael Milham 1,3 



NY, USA, 2 Institut Pasteur, Paris, France, 3 Nathan S. Kline 

Institute for Psychiatric Research, Orangeburg, NY, USA 

Specificity of individual-level functional connectivity: 

mapping ventrolateral prefrontal cortex 

Daniel Margulies 1 , Marco Taubert 1 , Patrick Ragert 1 , 

Clare Kelly 2 , Bharat Biswal 3 , Francisco Castellanos 2 , 

Arno Villringer 1 , Michael Milham 2 , Michael Petrides 4 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 NYU Child Study Center, 

New York, United States, 3 UMDNJ, Newark, United States, 

4 Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Canada 


991 

992 

993 

a Large-Scale Voxel-Based morphometric Study 

of grey matter Density of alcoholics 

Henry Lin1 , Reza Momenan1 , Erica Grodin1 , 

Daniel Hommer2 1 2 NIAAA, NIH, Bethesda, MD, NIAAA/NIH, Bethesda, 

United States 

Insight into the morphological patterns of the 

collateral sulcal complex in the human brain 

Sonja Huntgeburth1 , Michael Petrides1 1McGill University, Montreal Neurological Institute, 


automated extraction of nested sulcal features 

from human brain mrI data 

Arno Klein 1 , Forrest Bao 2 , Kiho Im 3 , Denis Rivière 4 

1 New York State Psychiatric Institute, Columbia University, 

New York, United States, 2 Department of Computer 

Science / Electrical Engineering, Texas Tech University, 

Lubbock, TX, 3 Children’s Hospital Boston, Harvard 

Medical School, Boston, MA, 4 NeuroSpin, CEA, Orsay, 

France 

Neuroanatomy 

Subcortical Structures 

994* Surface-based TBm Boosts Power to Detect Disease 

effects on the Brain: an N=804 aDNI Study, (o-m3) 

Yalin Wang1 , Yang Song2 , Priya Rajagopalan3 , Tuo An3 , 

Krystal Liu3 , Yi-Yu Chou3 , Boris Gutman3 , Arthur Toga3 , 

Paul Thompson3 , the Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging 


1School of Computing, Informatics, Decision Systems 

Engineering, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, 2Dept. of Mathematics, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, 

3Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA Dept. of Neurology, 

Los Angeles, CA, 4NIA ADEAR Center, Bathesda, MD 

995* 

DTI of the Human Thalamus: Hemispheric and gender 

Variability, (o-T2) 

Vinod Kumar 1,2 , Sarah Mang 3 , Susanne Reiterer 1 , 

Wolfgang Grodd 4 

1 former Section Experimental MR, Dept. of 

Neuroradiology, University Hospital, Tübingen, Germany, 

2 Graduate School of Neural & Behavioural Sciences, 

International Max Planck Research School, Tübingen, 

Germany, 3 German Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg, 

Germany, 4 Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and 

Psychosomatics, University Hospital, Aachen, Germany

Neuroanatomy 

Subcortical Structures, continued 

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998 

999 

1000 

altered striatal morphology in Huntington’s disease, 

Frontotemporal dementia & alzheimer’disease 

Jeffrey Looi 1 , Priya Rajagopolan 2 , Mark Walterfang 3 , Sarah 

Madsen 2 , Paul Thompson 4 , Phyllis Chua 5 , 

Dennis Velakoulis 6 

1 Academic Unit of Psychological Medicine (Psychiatry), 

Australian National University Medical School, Canberra, 

Australia, 2 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, Department 

of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, 

CA, United States, 3 Melbourne Neuropsychiatry Centre, 

Royal Melbourne Hospital, & University of Melbourne, 

Melbourne, VIC, Australia, 4 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, 

Department of Neurology, UCLA School of Medicine, Los 

Angeles, CA, United States, 5 Alfred Psychiatry Research 

Centre, Monash University, Melbourne, VIC, 6 Melbourne 

Neuropsychiatry Centre, Royal Melbourne Hospital, & 

University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC 

Subcortical Structure morphometry in Premature 

Neonates: a Parametric Surface-based approach 

Yalin Wang 1 , Ashok Panigrahy 2 , Jie Shi 1 , Rafael Ceschin 3 , 

Marvin Nelson 4 , Paul Thompson 5 , Natasha Lepore 4 

1 Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, 2 Children’s Hospital 

of Pittsburgh, UPMC, Pittsburgh, PA, 3 Children’s Hospital 

of Pittsburgh Radiology, Pittsburgh, PA, 4 University of 


Los Angeles, CA, 5 Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, 


Thalamic Shape and Connectivity analyses in 

Children with attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 

Shugao Xia 1 , Ariane Kimball 2 , Elyse Sussman 3 , 

Iris Lesser 4 , Mary Kelly 4 , Craig Branch 1 , Xiaobo Li 1 

1 Gruss Magnetic Resonance Research Center, 

Department of Radiology, Albert Einstein College of 

Medicine, Yeshiva University, Bronx, NY, 2 Ferkauf School 

of Graduate Psychology at Yeshiva University, Bronx, NY, 

3 Department of Neuroscience, Albert Einstein College of 

Medicine, Yeshiva University, Bronx, NY, 4 Department of 

Pediatrics, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva 

University, Bronx, NY 

Characterization of the Human Habenula in-vivo and 

ex-vivo at 7T 

Barbara Strotmann 1 , Marcel Weiss 1 , Andreas Schaefer 1 , 

Kögler Carsten 1 , Robert Trampel 1 , Stefan Geyer 1 , 

Arno Villringer 1 , Robert Turner 1 



Functional and anatomical architecture linking the 

basal ganglia and cortex: an mrI study 

Nobukatsu Sawamoto 1 , Takuya Oguri 1,2 , Hayato Tabu 1 , 

Hidenao Fukuyama 1 

1 HBRC Kyoto University School Of Medicine, Kyoto, 

Japan, 2 Nagoya City University, Nagoya, Japan 

1001 

1002 

1003 

Significant volume and shape abnormalities of basal 

ganglia in cases of chronic liver cirrhosis 

Jian-Shiun Chen1 , Wei-Che Lin2 , Kun-Hsien Chou1 , 

I-Yun Chen3 , Ching-Po Lin4 1National Yang Ming University, Taiwan- Republic Of 

China, 2Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Chang 

Gung Memorial Hospital - Kaohsiung Medical Center, 

Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Republic of China, 3Institute Of 

Neuroscience, NYMU, Taiwan- Republic Of China, 

4National Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan- 

Republic Of China 

ultra-high resolution ex vivo mr at 7T: the subthalamic 

nucleus 

Marcel Weiss 1 , Max Keuken 2 , Stefan Geyer 3 , 

Birte Forstmann 4 , Robert Turner 1 


Sciences, Leipzig, Germany, 2 University of Amsterdam, 

Utrecht, Netherlands, 3 Max Planck Institute for Human 

Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Dept. Neurophysics, 

Leipzig, Germany, 4 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands 

effect of Family Income on Hippocampus growth: 

Longitudinal Study 

Moo Chung 1,2 , Jamie Hanson 1 , Richard Davidson 1 , 

Seth Pollak 1 

1 University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, 

2 Seoul National University, Korea 


Perception: Auditory/Vestibular 

1004 Sensory and categorical sound representations 

are intrinsically linked in human auditory cortex 

Michelle Moerel1 , Federico De Martino1 , Elia Formisano1 1Maastricht University, Maastricht, Netherlands 

1005 

1006 

1007 

Cortical Processing of Natural Sounds at multiple 

Spectral resolutions 

Roberta Santoro 1 , Michelle Moerel 1 , Federico De Martino 1 , 

Elia Formisano 1 


Distributed Cortical representations of 

Newly-Learned Sound Categories 

A Walter 1,2 , J Vroomen 2 , G Valente 1 , P de Weerd 1 , 

E Formisano 1 


2 Tilburg University, Tilburg, Netherlands 

Transition from Transient to Steady-State gamma- 

Band responses: an meg Study on acoustic Beats 

Takahiro Miyazaki 1 , Jessica Thompson 2 , Bernhard Ross 1 

1 Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest, U of Toronto, 

Toronto, Ontario, 2 McGill University, Department of 

Psychology, Montreal, Quebec 





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Frequency selectivity and local map structure in 

human auditory cortex measured with 7-T fmrI 

Cris Lanting 1 , Sue Francis 2 , Richard Bowtell 2 , 

Katrin Krumbholz 1 

1 MRC Institute of Hearing Research, Nottingham, 

United Kingdom, 2 Magnetic Resonance Centre, 

School of Physics and Astronomy, University of 

Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom 

“Do you get it?”: an fmrI Study on the role of 

Predictive Coding in Speech Perception 

Mareike Clos 1 , Robert Langner 2 , Martin Meyer 3 , 

Karl Zilles 1,4,5 , Simon Eickhoff 1,2,5 

1 Institute of Neuroscience and Medicine, INM-2, 

Research Centre Jülich, Jülich, Germany, 2 Department of 

Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, RWTH 

Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 3 Department 

of Neuropsychology, University of Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland, 4 C. and O. Vogt Brain Research Institute, 

University of Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany, 5 JARA- 

Translational Brain Medicine, Jülich-Aachen, Germany 

Localization of auditory change detection sources in 

the human brain: an meg study 

Marc Recasens 1 , Sabine Grimm 2 , Lavinia Slabu 2 , 

Rafal Nowak 3 , Almudena Capilla 4 , Carles Escera 2 

1 Cognitive Neuroscience Research Group (University 

of Barcelona), Barcelona, Spain, 2 Institute for Brain, 

Cognition and Behavior (IR3C), University of Barcelona, 

Barcelona, Spain, 3 Magnetoencephalography Unit, 

Centro Médico Teknon, Barcelona, Spain, 4 Facultad de 

Psicología, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Madrid, 

Spain 

a DTI Study of Children with unilateral 

Sensorineural Hearing Loss 

Vincent Schmithorst 1 , Scott Holland 2 , Elena Plante 3 


OH, 2 Pediatric Neuroimaging Research Consortium, 

Cincinnati, OH, 3 University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ 

Neural representations of categorically perceived 

speech in the human auditory system reveal 

Mark Chevillet 1 , Xiong Jiang 1 , Josef Rauschecker 1 , 

Maximilian Riesenhuber 1 

1 Georgetown University, Washington, DC 

using adaptation to investigate the invariance of 

cortical pitch coding to spectral composition 

Gemma Hutchinson1 , Jessica de Boer1 , Katrin Krumbholz1 1The Institute of Hearing Research, Nottingham, 


me, you and them: the perception of native 

english accents 

Patricia E. G. Bestelmeyer 1 , D. Robert Ladd 2 , 

Frances Crabbe 1 , Pascal Belin 1 

1 University of Glasgow, Institute of Neuroscience and 

Psychology, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2 University 

of Edinburgh, School of Philosophy, Psychology and 

Language Sciences, Edinburgh, United Kingdom 


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1017 

1018 

1019 

1020 

resting-State fmrI activity in the tinnitus 

Audrey Maudoux 1 , Philippe Lefebvre 1 , Jean-Evrard 

Cabay 2 , Audrey Vanhaudenhuyse 1 , Athena Demertzi 1 , 

Andrea Soddu 3 , Steven Laureys 4 

1 University of Liege, Liège, Belgium, 2 University of Liège, 

Liège, Belgium, 3 University of Liege, Liege, Belgium, 

4 University of Liege, Belgium, Liege, Belgium 

an analysis of spectral and temporal pitch 

mechanisms using erPs and source localization 

Blake Butler 1 , Nicole Folland 1 , Laurel Trainor 1 

1 McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario 

a developmental transition in infants’ mismatch 

response to sound duration change 

Tomomi Mizuochi-Endo 1 , Hiroaki Oishi 2 , Risako Omori 2 , 

Sho Tsuji 2 , Mihoko Hasegawa 2 , Reiko Mazuka 2 

1 Laboratory for Language Development, Brain Science 

Institute, RIKEN, Saitama, JAPAN, 2 Laboratory for 

Language Development, Brain Science Institute, RIKEN, 

Saitama, Japan 

Cochlear Implant use Stimulates Non-auditory 

areas of the Brain in Some Children 

Daniel Wong 1 , Karen Gordon 2 

1 The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Ontario, 

2 The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto, Canada 

Sorting sounds in the brain – an fmrI study 

Megha Sharda 1 , Nandini Singh 2 

1 National Brain Research Centre, 

2 National Brain Research Centre, Gurgaon, India 

Different properties of anatomical network between 

postlingual and prelingual deaf 

Eunkyung Kim 1 , Hyejin Kang 2 , Hyo-Jeong Lee 3 , 

Seung-Ha Oh 4 , Dong Soo Lee 4 


2 Seoul National University College of Med, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 3 Hallym University College of Medicine, 

Anyang-Si, Gyeonggido, 4 Seoul National University 



Perception: Multisensory and Crossmodal 

1021* occipital cortical thickness in blind individuals 

predicts performance in auditory tasks., (o-Th3) 

Patrice Voss1 , Robert Zatorre1 1McGill University, Montreal, Canada 

1022 

audiovisual Integration in Postlingually-deafened 

Cochlear Implant users 

Hyo-Jeong Lee1 , Seung-Ha Oh2 , Jae-Jin Song2 , 

Hyejin Kang3 , Dong Soo Lee2 1Hallym University College of Medicine, Anyang-Si, 

Gyeonggido, Korea, Republic of, 2Seoul National 


3Seoul National University College of Med, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of


Perception: Multisensory and Crossmodal, continued 

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reduced occipital alpha power indexes enhanced 

excitability rather than improved visual perception 

Joachim Lange 1 , Robert Oostenveld 2 , Pascal Fries 3 


Psychology, HHU Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany, 


Nijmegen, Netherlands, 3 Ernst Strüngmann Institute 

(ESI) in Cooperation with Max Planck Society, 


Body ownership is constructed by multisensory 

integration in premotor and intraparietal areas 

Valeria Petkova 1 , H Ehrsson 2 , Giovanni Gentile 2 , 

Tomas Jonsson 3 , Tie-Qiang Li 3 

1 Karolinska Institute, 2 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 

Sweden, 3 Karolinska Hospital, Huddinge, Sweden 

Crossmodal plasticity but no functional specialization 

in the occipital cortex of late blind humans 

Olivier Collignon 1 , Genevieve Albouy 2 , Giulia Dormal 3 , 

Gilles Vandewalle 4 , Patrice Voss 5 , Maryse Lassonde 6 , 

Franco Lepore 3 

1 Université de Montréal, 2 CRIUGM, University of Montreal, 

Montreal, Canada, 3 Université de Montréal, Montréal, 

Canada, 4 Functional Neuroimaging Unit, University of 

Montreal Geriatric Institute, Montreal, Quebec, 5 McGill 

University, Canada, 6 Universite de Montreal, Montreal, 

Canada 

audio-haptic binding of conceptual object information 

Tanja Kassuba 1,2,3 , Mareike Menz 2 , Brigitte Röder 4 , 

Hartwig Siebner 5,6,3 


Copenhagen University Hospital Hvidovre, Hvidovre, 

Denmark, 2 Neuroimage Nord / Department of Systems 

Neuroscience, University Medical Center Hamburg- 

Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 3 Department of 

Neurology, Christian-Albrechts-University, Kiel, 

Germany, 4 Biological Psychology and Neuropsychology, 

University of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, 5 Danish 

Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance, Hvidovre, 

Denmark, 6 NeuroimageNord / Department of Systems 

Neuroscience, University Medical Center Hamburg- 

Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany 

Conjoint and independent neural coding of bimodal 

face/voice identity investigated with fmrI 

Marianne Latinus 1 , Frederic Joassin 2 , Rebecca Watson 1 , 

Ian Charest 3 , Pascal Belin 1,4 

1 Institute of Neuroscience and Psychology, University 

of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2 Université 

catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, 3 MRC 

Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge, United 

Kingdom, 4 2 International Laboratories for Brain, Music 

and Sound (BRAMS), McGill University and Université de 

Montréal, Montréal, Québec, Canada 

using steady state responses in meg to study 

information integration within and across the senses 

Anette Giani 1 , Erick Ortiz 2 , Paolo Belardinelli 2 , 

Mario Kleiner 1 , Hubert Preissl 2 , Uta Noppeney 1 

1 Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, 

Tuebingen, Germany, 2 MEG Center, University of 

Tuebingen, Tuebingen, Germany 

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1035 

a Simultaneous eeg-fmrI Investigation of 

Visual-olfactory Information Processing 

Carolin Moessnang 1 , Christina Regenbogen 2 , 

Thilo Kellermann 3 , Andreas Finkelmeyer 3 , 

Frank Schneider 4 , Irene Neuner 3 , Ute Habel 5 

1 RWTH Aachen University, 2 RTWH Aachen University, 

Aachen, Germany, 3 RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, 

Germany, 4 RWTH Aachen University, Department of 


Germany, 5 University of Aachen, Aachen, Germany 

Posterior insular cortex processing of pain and 

C fiber touch in a neuronopathy patient 

Malin Björnsdotter 1 , Marta Ceko 2 , David Seminowicz 2 , 

Simon Bergstrand 1 , Catherine Bushnell 2 , Hakan Olausson 1 

1 University of Gothenburg, Goteborg, Sweden, 2 McGill 


early attention modulates perceptual interpretation of 

multisensory stimuli: an meg study 

Mikhail Zvyagintsev1 , Andrey Nikolaev2 , Olga Sachs3 , 

Klaus Mathiak1 1RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany, 

2RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Wako-shi, Japan, 

3Fraunhofer Center for Sustainable Energy Systems CSE, 

Cambridge, MA 

effects of incongruence in audiovisual gender 

integration: an fmrI study 

Rebecca Watson 1 , Marianne Latinus 1 , Ian Charest 2 , 

Patricia Bestelmeyer 1 , Frances Crabbe 3 , Pascal Belin 1 

1 Voice Neurocognition Laboratory, Institute of 

Neuroscience and Psychology, University of Glasgow, 

Glasgow, United Kingdom, 2 MRC Cognition and Brain 

Sciences Unit, Cambridge, United Kingdom, 3 Institute of 

Neuroscience and Psychology, University of Glasgow, 

Glasgow, United Kingdom 

Cortical dynamics of perception and decision in 

sensory tasks: an meg study 

Lucia Maria Vaina 1 , Kunjan Rana 2 , Matti Hämäläinen 3 

1 Boston University& Harvard Medical School, 

Massachusetts General Hospital, U.S.A., 2 Boston 

University, BME, Brain and Vision Research Laboratory, 

Boston, MA, 3 Athinoula A. Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Charlestown, MA 

FmrI-adaptation reveals selectivity for the space 

near the hand 

Claudio Brozzoli 1 , Giovanni Gentile 1 , Valeria Petkova 1 , 

H Ehrsson 1 

1 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden 

a possible common corticofugal system for 

music and Speech 

Mariacristina Musso 1 , Volkmer Glauche 2 , Bettina Rieck 2 , 

Rebecca Sautter 3 , Cornelius Weiller 2 

1 Neurology, 2 Neurology Uniklinik Freiburg, Freiburg, 

Germany, 3 University Of Freiburg-Department Of 

Neurology, Germany 





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meg analysis of the relationship between Visual and 

audiory modalities as Inducing Feelings 

Chia-Yen Yang 1 , Ching-Po Lin 2 

1 Ming-Chuan University, Taoyuan, Taiwan, 2 National 

Yang-Ming University, Taipei, Taiwan- Republic Of China 

Brain activity in the Color area When Listening to 

music: an fmrI Study of Synesthesia 

Ryuzo Yayama 1 , Takayuki Shimotomai 2 , Riuma Takahashi 1 , 

Satoshi Akatsuka 1 , Eriko Aiba 1 , Takashi Fujisawa 1 , 


1 Kwansei Gakuin University, Sanda, Japan, 

2 Tamagawa University, Machida, Japan 

Brain activity in grapheme-Color Synesthetes 

When Seeing Japanese Letters: an fmrI Study 

Hiroshi Mazaki 1 , Mayuka Nishimoto 1 , Satoshi Akatsuka 1 , 

Ryuzo Yayama 1 , Takayuki Shimotomai 2 , Eriko Aiba 1 , 


1 Kwansei Gakuin University, Sanda, Japan, 

2 Tamagawa University, Machida, Japan 


Perception: Pain and Visceral 

1039** multivariate Decoding of Pain and the Quest for 

Legal evidence 

Kay Brodersen1 , Chia-shu Lin2 , Ekaterina Lomakina1 , 

Klaas Enno Stephan3 , Katja Wiech2 , Irene Tracey2 1 2 ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland, University of Oxford, 

Oxford, United Kingdom, 3University of Zurich, Zurich, 

Switzerland 

1040 

1041 

Independent component analysis of the illusion of 

duration and pain perception, an fmrI study 

Florence Pomares 1,2 , Isabelle Faillenot 1,3 , Roland Peyron 1,2 

1 Inserm U879; UCB Lyon1; UJM, Saint-Etienne, France, 

2 Department of Neurology and Pain Centre, Saint-Etienne, 

France, 3 CM2R CHU, Saint-Etienne, France 

Investigating the brain’s response to contact heat 

evoked potentials (CHePs) with eeg-fmrI 

Nick Hylands-White 1 , Stephen Mayhew 1 , Camillo Porcaro 2 , 

Stuart Derbyshire 1 , Andrew Bagshaw 1 

1 Birmingham University Imaging Centre (BUIC), University 

of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom, 2 Institute 

of Neuroscience, Newcastle University, Medical School, 

Newcastle upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, UK, Newcastle, United 

Kingdom 


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The Brain Circuitry of Nausea: a reappraisal of 

interoceptive afference 

Vitaly Napadow 1 , James Sheehan 2 , Jieun Kim 3 , 

Lauren LaCount 3 , Kyungmo Park 4 , Ted Kaptchuk 5 , 

Bruce Rosen 3 , Braden Kuo 6 

1 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Charlestown, MA, 2 Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Peabody, MA, 3 Martinos Center for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, MA, 4 Department of 

Biomedical Engineering, Kyunghee University, Yongin, 

Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of, 5 Beth Israel 


Boston, MA, 6 Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Boston, MA 

acupuncture analgesia in fibromyalgia is related to 

changes in resting fmrI connectivity 

Jieun Kim 1 , Richard Harris 2 , Daniel Clauw 2 , 



General Hospital, Boston, MA, United States, 

2 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, United States 

Brainstem-fmrI reveals: acupuncture’s antiemetic 

effect is due to sympathetic deactivation 

Florian Beissner 1 , Ralf Deichmann 2 , Sandra Anti 3 , 

Christian Henke 4 , Karl-Jürgen Bär 1 

1 Pain & Autonomics - Integrative Research, Clinic for 

Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Jena, Germany, 2 Brain 

Imaging Center, Goethe University, Frakfurt, Germany, 

3 Brain Imaging Center, Goethe University, Frankfurt, 

Germany, 4 Clinic of Neurology, Goethe University, 


Insular glx is associated with resting Functional 

Connectivity to Pain modulatory Brain regions 

Richard Harris 1 , Jieun Kim 2 , Pia Sundgren 1 , Daniel Clauw 1 , 


1 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 2 Massachusetts 

General Hospital, Charlestown, MA 

resting state alterations in irritable bowel syndrome 

(IBS) 

Kirsten Tillisch 1 , Mats Larsson 2 , Lisa Kilpatrick 3 , 

Maria Engstrom 4 , Bruce Naliboff 5 , Peter Lundberg 6 , 

Jennifer Labus 7 , Susanna Walter 2 , Emeran Mayer 5 

1 UCLA, Los Angeles, United States, 2 Institute of Clinical 

and Experimental Medicine, University of Linkoping, 

Linkoping, Sweden, 3 UCLA Center for Neurobiology of 

Stress, Los Angeles, United States, 4 Center for Medical 

Image Science and Visualization, University of Linkoping, 

Linkoping, Sweden, 5 Center for Neurobiology of Stress, 

UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 6 Department of Radiation 

Physics, Linkoping, Sweden, 7 LOS ANGELES, 

United States


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graded motor imagery and changes in activity of 

the pain matrix 

Andrea Daniela Walz 1 , Taras Usichenko 2 , G. Lorimer 

Moseley 3,4 , Martin Lotze 1 

1 Functional Imaging, Institute for Diagnostic Radiology 

and Neuroradiology, University of Greifswald, Greifswald, 

Germany, 2 Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive 

Care Medicine, University of Greifswald, Greifswald, 

Germany, 3 University of South Australia, Adelaide, 

Australia, 4 Neuroscience Research Australia, Sydney, 

Australia 

Placebo analgesia elicits sustained changes in pain 

intensity processing 

Lauren Atlas 1 , Tor Wager 2 

1 Columbia University, New York, United States, 

2 University of Colorado Psychology, Boulder, CO 

Linear and nonlinear brain response to deep tissue 

pain in core regions of the default mode network 

Marco Loggia 1,2,3 , Robert Edwards 2,4 , Jieun Kim 3 , 

Mark Vangel 3 , Ajay Wasan 2,4 , Randy Gollub 1,3 , 

Richard Harris 5 , Kyungmo Park 6 , Vitaly Napadow 3,2 

1 Dept of Psychiatry, Massachusetts General Hospital, 

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 2 Dept of 

Anesthesiology, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, 

Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, 3 Martinos Center 

for Biomedical Imaging, MGH, Boston, MA, 4 Dept of 

Psychiatry, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard 

Medical School, Boston, MA, 5 Chronic Pain and Fatigue 

Research Center, Department of Anesthesiology, 

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, 6 Department of 

Biomedical Engineering, Kyunghee University, Yongin, 


a Core NeTWorK IN CeNTraL PaIN ProCeSSINg 

Franco Cauda 1 , Martina Amanzio 2 , Sergio Duca 3 , 

Elisabetta Geda 1 , Giuliano Geminiani 1 , Diana Torta 2 , 

Katiuscia Sacco 4 , Federico D’Agata 1 

1 CCS fMRI, University of Turin, Turin, Italy, 2 University of 

Turin, Turin, Italy, 3 CCS fMRI, Koelliker Hospital, Turin, 

Italy, 4 CCS fMRI, University of Turin, Torino, Italy 

The cortical rhythms of chronic back pain 

Marwan Baliki 1 , Alex Baria 1 , A Vania Apkarain 1 


abnormal gray matter aging in patients with 

temporomandibular disorder 

Massieh Moayedi 1,2 , Irit Weissman-Fogel 3 , Tim Salomons 4 , 

Michael Goldberg 5 , Bruce Freeman 5 , 

Howard Tenenbaum 5 , Karen Davis 6 

1 University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 

2 Toronto Western Research Institute, University Health 

Network, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 3 Toronto Western 

Research Institute, University Health Network, Toronto, 

Ontario, 4 Toronto Western Research Institute, University 

Health Network, Toronto, Canada, 5 Mount Sinai Hospital 

Dental Clinic, Toronto, Ontario, 6 Toronto Western Hospital, 

University Health Network, Toronto, Canada 

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Cortical correlates of temperature and pain sensitivity 

Nathalie Erpelding 1 , Massieh Moayedi 2 , Karen Davis 3 


2 University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 3 Toronto Western 

Hospital, Toronto, Canada 

arterial spin labeling and functional connectivity 

study on endogenous low back pain 

Jian Kong 1 , Alexandra Cheetham 1 , Rita Loiotile 1 , 

Karleyton Evans 2 , Karin Jensen 2 , Marco Loggia 2 , 

Vitaly Napadow 2 , Robert Edwards 3 , Ajay Wasan 3 , 

Randy Gollub 2 

1 Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, MA, 

2 Massachusetts General Hospital, Charlestown, 

United States, 3 Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, 

United States 

Spatial attention differentially modulates oscillatory 

activity associated with pain – an meg study 

Elisabeth May 1 , Markus Butz 1,2 , Nina Kahlbrock 1 , 

Meike Brenner 1 , Alfons Schnitzler 1 


Psychology, Heinrich-Heine-University, Düsseldorf, 

Germany, 2 University College London Institute of 


mrI versus hemodynamic score regressions yield 

CNS evidence for altered autonomic function in CFS 

Leighton Barnden 1 , Benjamin Crouch 1 , Richard Burnet 2 , 

Richard Kwiatek 3 

1 The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, Australia, 

2 Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, Australia, 

3 Lyell McEwin Hospital, Adelaide, Australia 

effects of menstrual cycle phase on task-directed 

attention during pain processing 

Timothy Meeker 1 , Dieuwke Veldhuijzen 2 , Michael Keaser 1 , 

Rao Gullapalli 3 , Joel Greenspan 1 

1 Department of Neural and Pain Sciences, University 

of Maryland, Baltimore, USA, 2 Rudolf Magus Institute of 

Neuroscience, University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht, 

Netherlands, 3 Department of Diagnostic Radiology, 

University Of Maryland, Baltimore, USA 

Placebo modulates regional power of BoLD 

oscillations in chronic low back pain patients 

Javeria Hashmi 1 , Alex Baria 1 , Marwan Baliki 1 , 







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mVPa for drug discovery: single FmrI session 

discrimination of low dose remifentanil and placebo 

Eugene Duff 1 , Richard Wise 2 , Frederick Wilson 3 , 

Kyle Pattinson 4 , Giandomenico Iannetti 5 , Mark Woolrich 6 , 

Stephen Smith 4 

1 FMRIB Centre, Oxford, United Kingdom, 2 Cardiff 

University, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 3 Pfizer, Sandwich, 

Kent, 4 FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, United 

Kingdom, 5 Department of Neuroscience, Physiology 

and Pharmacology, University College London, London, 

United Kingdom, 6 University of Oxford, Oxford, 


The effect of psychopathic traits on somatosensory 

excitability while observing pain in others 

Louis-Alexandre Marcoux 1,2 , Pierre-Emmanuel Michon 3 , 

Julien Voisin 3,4 , Sophie Lemelin 2,1 , Philip Jackson 1,2,3 

1 École de Psychologie, Université Laval, Québec, 

Canada, 2 CRULRG, Québec, Canada, 3 CIRRIS, Québec, 

Canada, 4 Département de réadaptation, Université Laval, 

Québec, Canada 

mrI vs CFS severity score regressions detect 

midbrain, internal capsule and pre-frontal involvement 

Benjamin Crouch 1 , Leighton Barnden 1 , Richard Kwiatek 2 , 

Richard Burnet 3 

1 The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Adelaide, Australia, 

2 Lyell McEwin Hospital, Adelaide, Australia, 

3 Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, Australia 

White matter mechanisms of Helplessness in 

Chronic Pain 

Tim Salomons 1 , Massieh Moayedi 2 , Irit Weissman-Fogel 3 , 

Bruce Freeman 4 , Michael Goldberg 4 , 

Howard Tenenbaum 4 , Karen Davis 5 


2 University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 3 Toronto Western 

Research Institute, University Health Network, Toronto, 

Ontario, 4 Mount Sinai Hospital Dental Clinic, Toronto, 

Ontario, 5 Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto, Canada 

meta-analysis of brain activity differences between 

esophageal, gastric and rectal distention 

James Sheehan 1 , Braden Kuo 1 , Vitaly Napadow 1 

1 Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA 

multimodal imaging of cortical and white matte 

abnormalities in neuropathic pain after spinal cord 

Eun Jin Yoon 1 , Yu Kyeong Kim 1 , Hyoung Ik Shin 2 , 

Sang Eun Kim 1 

1 Department of Nuclear Medicine, Seoul National 


2 Department of Rehabilitation, Seoul National University 

Bundang Hospital, Gyeonggi, Korea, Republic of 


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grey matter reduction in chronic bowel disease: 

a voxel based morphometric study 

Francesca Benuzzi 1 , Alessandro Agostini 2,3 , Chiara Leoni 4 , 

Valentina Farinelli 1 , Nicola Filippini 5 , Massimo Campieri 3 , 

Paolo Nichelli 1 

1 Dip. di Neuroscienze, Università di Modena e Reggio 

Emilia, Modena, Italy, 2 Dip. di Psicologia, Università 

di Bologna, Bologna, Italy, 3 Dip. di Medicina Clinica, 

Università di Bologna, Bologna, Italy, 4 Di. di Radiologia, 

Università di Bologna, Bologna, Italy, 5 Dep. of Psychiatry 

and FMRIB Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, 


Standard and individually determined thermal pain 

stimuli induce similar brain activations 

Gerbrich van den Bosch 1 , Judy van Hemmen 2 , 

Tonya White 3 , Dick Tibboel 1 , Jeroen Peters 4 , 

Jos van der Geest 2 

1 Erasmus MC-Sophia, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2 Erasmus 

MC, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 3 Erasmus Medical Centre, 

Rotterdam, Netherlands, 4 HAN University of Applied 

Sciences, Arnhem , Netherlands 

Nociceptive long-term habituation in chronic low 

back pain and depression 

Rea Rodriguez-Raecke 1 , Kristin Ihle 2 , Christian Otte 2 , 

Christoph Muhtz 2 , Arne May 3 

1 Uke, Germany, 2 University Medical Center Hamburg 

Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany, 3 Dept. of Systems 

Neuroscience, 20246 Hamburg, Germany 


Perception: Tactile/Somatosensory 

1068 Pre-stimulus oscillatory activity predicts subjective 

perception of tactile simultaneity 

Joachim Lange1 , Johanna Halacz1 , Hanneke van Dijk1 , 

Nina Kahlbrock2 , Alfons Schnitzler3 1Institute of Clinical Neuroscience and Medical 

Psychology, HHU Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany, 

2Institute of Clinical Neuroscience and Medical 

Psychology, Düsseldorf, Germany, 3Institute of Clinical 

Neuroscience and Medical Psychology, Heinrich-Heine- 

University, Düsseldorf, Germany


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The negative BoLD signal is associated with 

perfusion decreases in the human somatosensory 

cortex 

Katharina Schaefer 1,2 , Felix Blankenburg 3,4 , Ron Kupers 5,6 , 

Ian Law 7 , Martin Lauritzen 5,8 , Henrik Larsson 1,2,9 

1 Functional Imaging Unit, Glostrup Hospital, University 

of Copenhagen, Glostrup, Denmark, 2 Department of 

Clinical Physiology and Nuclear Medicine, Glostrup 

Hospital, University of Copenhagen, Glostrup, Denmark, 

3 Department of Neurology, Charité - Universitätsmedizin, 

Berlin, Germany, 4 Bernstein Center for Computational 

Neuroscience, Berlin, Germany, 5 Department of 

Neuroscience and Pharmacology, The Panum Institute, 

University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark, 

6 PET Unit, Rigshospitalet, University of Copenhagen, 

Copenhagen, Denmark, 7 PET and Cyclotron Unit, 

Rigshospitalet, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, 

Denmark, 8 Department of Clinical Neurophysiology, 

Glostrup Hospital, Glostrup, Denmark, 9 Department of 

Radiology, Glostrup Hospital, University of Copenhagen, 

Glostrup, Denmark 

Cortical alpha and Beta oscillations during 

Somatosensory Stimulation 

Emily Ruzich 1 , Thomas Witzel 2 , Norman Kettner 3 , 

Matti Hämäläinen 2 , Vitaly Napadow 2 , RUPALI DHOND 2 

1 Harvard Medical School - MGH; Martinos Center for 

Biomedical Imaging, Charlestown, MA, USA, 2 Harvard 

Medical School - MGH, Martinos Center for Biomedical 

Imaging, Charlestown, MA, USA, 3 Logan College of 

Chiropratic, Chesterfield, MO, USA 

recurrent neural processing and somatosensory 

awareness 

Ryszard Auksztulewicz 1 , Felix Blankenburg 2,3 , 

Bernhard Spitzer 2,3 

1 Berlin School of Mind and Brain, Humboldt-Universität 

zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany, 2 Department of Neurology, 

Charité - Universitätsmedizin, Berlin, Germany, 3 Bernstein 

Center for Computational Neuroscience, Berlin, Germany 

Power and phase of ongoing mu-oscillation at 

stimulus onset differentially influence the SeP 

Till Nierhaus 1 , Jens Steinbrink 1 , Arno Villringer 2 

1 Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany, 



Functional mrI of intra-digital topographic maps in 

the human primary somatosensory cortex 

Renate Schweizer 1 , Meike Annika Schweisfurth 1 , 

Jens Frahm 1 

1 Biomedizinische NMR Forschungs GmbH am 

Max-Planck-Institut fuer biophysikalische Chemie, 


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Neural correlates of tactile frequency discrimination: 

a meg study 

Gaetan Sanchez 1,2 , Sebastien Daligault 3 , 

Emmanuel Maby 1,2 , Romain Bouet 1,2 , Olivier Bertrand 1,2 , 

Jérémie Mattout 1,2 



Lyon, F-69500, France, 2 University Lyon 1, Lyon, France, 

3 CERMEP, Lyon, F-69500, France 

Cortical adaptation is correlated to SI digit 

somatotopy in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 

Yumi Maeda 1,2 , Jieun Kim 1 , Jameson Holden 3 , 

Stephan Cina 1 , Ang Li 1 , Cristina Malatesta 4 , Pia Hugus 1 , 

Leslie Morse 4 , Mark Tommerdahl 3 , Norman Kettner 2 , 

Joseph Audette 5 , Vitaly Napadow 1,2 

1 Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, Department 

of Radiology, Charlestown, MA, 2 Logan College of 

Chiropratic, Department of Radiology, Chesterfield, 

MO, 3 University of North Carolina School of Medicine, 

Department of Biomedical Engineering, Chapel Hill, 

NC, 4 Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, Department of 

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Medford, MA, 

5 Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates, Atrius Health, 

Department of Pain Medicine, Boston, MA 

FmrI Indicates Consistent Intra-digit Topography in 

the Little But Not the Index Finger of Human SI 

Meike Annika Schweisfurth 1,2 , Renate Schweizer 1 , 

Jens Frahm 1 

1 Biomedizinische NMR Forschungs GmbH am 

Max-Planck-Institut fuer biophysikalische Chemie, 

Goettingen, Germany, 2 Cognitive Neuroscience 

Laboratory, German Primate Center, Goettingen, Germany 

modulation of somatosensory evoked fields from 

SII by interfering stimuli 

Manyoel Lim1 , June Sic Kim2 , Chun Kee Chung3 1Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul, Korea, 

Republic of, 2Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul, 

3MEG center, Seoul National University Hospital, Seoul, 


Between and within site variability in a multicenter 

fmrI study 

Jakob Rath 1,2 , Moritz Wurnig 1,2 , Nikolaus Klinger 1,2 , 

Ilse Höllinger 1,2 , Alexander Geissler 1,2 , Markus Aichhorn 3 , 

Thomas Foki 1,2 , Martin Kronbichler 4 , Janpeter Nickel 5 , 

Christian Siedentopf 6 , Wolfgang Staffen 4 , Michael 

Verius 6 , Stephan Felber 7 , Stefan Golaszewski 3 , Florian 

Koppelstätter 6 , Rudiger Seitz 5 , Roland Beisteiner 1,2 


Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria, 2 MR 

Center of Excellence, Medical University of Vienna, 

Vienna, Austria, 3 2Department of Neurology, Christian 

Doppler Clinic and Center for Neurocognitive Research, 

Paracelsu, Salzburg, Austria, 4 Department of Neurology, 

Christian Doppler Clinic and Center for Neurocognitive 

Research, Paracelsu, Salzburg, Austria, 5 Department 

of Neurology, University Hospital Düsseldorf, Germany, 

Duesseldorf, Germany, 6 Department of Radiology, 

Subdivision Neuroradiology, Medical University of 

Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria, 7 Institute for Diagnostic 

Radiology, Stiftungsklinikum Mittelrhein, Koblenz, 

Germany 





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Functional mrI finding by Proprioceptive Input in 

Patients with Thalamic Hemorrhage 

mi-young Lee 1 , Sung Ho Jang 2 , Sang Seok yeo 3 

1 Daegu Haany University, Daegu, Republic of Korea, 

2 Yeungnam University, Daegu, Korea, Republic of, 

3 Daegu University, Daegu, Korea, Republic of 

Neural Correlates of Defense and orienting response 

to acupuncture Stimulation: an er-fmrI study 

Kyungmo Park 1 , Jeungchan Lee 1 , Jieun Kim 2 , Stephan 

Cina 2 , Yumi Maeda 2 , Riccardo Barbieri 2 , Norman Kettner 3 , 


1 Kyung Hee University, Yongin, Korea, Republic of, 


General Hospital, Boston, MA, United States, 3 Logan 

College of Chiropratic, Chesterfield, United States 

Neural Correlates of Spatial encoding of Sensory 

Stimuli in Healthy Subjects, an fmrI Study 

Erick Pasaye1,2 , Sarael Alcauter3 , Roberto Mercadillo1 , 

Clemens Bauer4 , Arturo Ramirez Mayorga5 , Juan Ortiz6 , 

Fernando Barrios7 1Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Instituto de 

Neurobiologia, Juriquilla, Queretaro, Mexico., 2Instituto Nacional de Neurologia y Neurocirugia MVS, Mexico 

DF, Mexico, 3National Institute of Psychiatry, Mexico, 

Mexico D.F., Mexico, 4Universidad Nacional Autonoma de 

Mexico, Instituto de Neurobiologia, Juriquilla, Querétaro, 

Mexico, 5National Institute of Rehabilitation, Mexico D.F., 

Mexico, 6Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 

Instituto de Neurobiologia, Juriquilla, Queretaro, Mexico, 

7Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Juriquilla, 

Queretaro, Mexico 


Perception: Visual 

1082* Columnar organization for motion directions in human 

mT complex revealed by high-resolution fmrI, (o-Th3) 

Mauro Costagli1,2 , Pei Sun1 , Kenichi Ueno1 , Xiaohong 

Wan1 , Justin Gardner1 , R. Allen Waggoner1 , Keiji Tanaka1 , 

Kang Cheng1 1RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Wakoshi, Saitama, 

Japan, 2University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy 

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Disentangling Visual Imagery and Perception of 

real-World objects across the Ventral Visual Cortex, 

(o-Th3) 

Sue-Hyun Lee 1 , Dwight Kravitz 1 , Chris Baker 1 

1 LBC/NIMH/NIH, Bethesda, MD, United States 

a Salience Network Supports the Processing of 

unseen Faces 

Vanessa Troiani 1 , Elinora Hunyadi 2 , Robert Schultz 2 

1 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, United States, 

2 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA 


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response amplitude in supra-granular layers of V1 

differs for coherent and incoherent visual motion 

Denis Chaimow1,2 , Essa Yacoub2 , Ute Goerke2 , Kamil 

Ugurbil2 , Amir Shmuel3 1MPI for Biological Cybernetics, Tuebingen, Germany, 

2University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, United States, 

3Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Quebec, 

Canada 

effective Connectivity Between amygdala and 

Fusiform gyrus During Facial recognition 

James Taylor 1 , John Herrington 1 , Daniel Grupe 2 , 

Kim Curby 3 , Robert Schultz 4 

1 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, United 

States, 2 University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, 

United States, 3 Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, 

4 Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA 

Directional anisotropy in retinotopic Cortex for 

Temporally Decorrelated motion 

Wouter Schellekens 1 , Mathijs Raemaekers 1 

1 UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands 

Ventral and Dorsal Stream activation in response 

to object Shape and object Location 

Valentinos Zachariou 1 , Roberta Klatzky 1 , Marlene 

Behrmann 1 

1 Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 

Now you see it, now you don’t: Surround suppression 

of BoLD is predictive of perceptual pop-out 

Branka Milivojevic 1,2 , Mathijs Raemaekers 2 , 

Johan Jansma 2 , Nick Ramsey 2 , Margarita Calabrese 3 , 

Chantal Kemner 2,1 

1 Utrecht University, Utrecht, Netherlands, 2 Rudolf 

Magnus Institute of Neuroscience, UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, 

Netherlands, 3 University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, 

Netherlands 

Building contextual associations: the effects of 

number and temporal order 

Sophie Herbst 1,2 , Kestas Kveraga 1 , Moshe Bar 1 

1 MGH/Harvard Medical School, Charlestown, MA, 

2 Berlin School of Mind and Brain, Berlin, Germany 

Sad but beautiful; Brain responses to emotional 

appraisal and aesthetic judgment of art 

Jisun Kim 1 , Eun-Hye Shin 1 , Hanmo Kang 1 , Chai-Youn Kim 1 

1 Korea university, Seoul, Korea, Republic of 

Top-down task constraints modulate bottom-up face 

erPs: a single-trial gLm approach 

Guillaume Rousselet 1 , Carl Gaspar 2 , Kacper Wieczorek 3 , 


1 University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK, 2 University Of 

Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 3 University of 

Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 4 University of 

Edinburgh, Edinburgh, United Kingdom 

eeg Signatures of Target Detection in an Immersive 

3-D environment 

David Jangraw 1 , Paul Sajda 1 

1 Columbia University, New York, NY


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gray matter variations in children allowing the 

emergence of a global adult-like visual preference 

Nicolas Poirel 1 , Grégory Simon 1 , Arlette Pineau 1 , Gaëlle 

Leroux 1 , Céline Lanoë 1 , Amélie Lubin 1 , Sandrine Rossi 1 , 

Mathieu Cassotti 2 , Guy Perchey 3 , Olivier Houdé 1 

1 UMR6232, Caen, Paris, France, 2 Mines ParisTech, Paris, 

France, 3 CHU de Caen, UMR 6232, Caen, France 

occipital TmS masking of visual stimuli: new insights 

on chronometry, intensity, and stimulus type 

Tom de Graaf 1 , Alexander Sack 2 

1 Department of Cognitive Neuroscience, Faculty of 

Psychology and Neuroscience, Maastricht University, 

Maastricht, the Netherlands, 2 Department of Cognitive 

Neuroscience, Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience, 

Maastricht University, Maastricht, Netherlands 

Cracking the Code of oscillatory activity 

Philippe Schyns 1 , Gregor Thut 2 , Joachim Gross 2 

1 University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom, 

2 Glasgow, United Kingdom 

erP evidence that meaning can early impact 

global/local visual processing 

Nicolas Poirel 1 , Mathieu Cassotti 2 , Grégory Simon 1 , 

Arlette Pineau 1 , Miléna Kostova 3 , Olivier Houdé 1 , 

Virginie Beaucousin 3 

1 UMR6232, Paris, Caen, France, 2 Mines ParisTech, 

Paris, France, 3 EA2027, Paris, France 

Can we simulate an action that we cannot 

temporarily perform? 

Claire Calmels 1 , Swann Pichon 2 , Julie Grèzes 3 

1 INSEP, Recherche, Paris, France, 2 Department of 

Neuroscience, Medical School, University of Geneva, 

Geneva, Switzerland, 3 LNC INSERM U960 DEC ENS & 

CENIR, Paris, France 

ongoing alpha activity predicts orientation bias in 

perceptual organization 

Andrei Nikolaev 1 , Sergei Gepshtein 2 , Cees van Leeuwen 3 

1 Riken Brain Science Institute, Wako-shi, Japan, 2 The Salk 

Institute for Biological Studies, La Jolla, CA, 3 RIKEN Brain 

Science Institute, Wako-shi, Japan 

Comprehensive retinotopic mapping by fmrI and 

direct cortical stimulation in occipital lobe epilepsy 

Akihiro Shimotake 1 , Riki Matsumoto 1 , Masanori Kanazu 2 , 

Hiroki Yamamoto 2 , Yukihiro Yamao 3 , Masao Matsuhashi 4 , 

Nobukatsu Sawamoto 4 , Nobuhiro Mikuni 5 , Susumu 

Miyamoto 3 , Hidenao Fukuyama 4 , Ryosuke Takahashi 1 , 

Akio Ikeda 1 

1 Dept. Neurology, Kyoto University Graduate School of 

Medicine, Kyoto, Japan, 2 Graduate School of Human and 

Environmental Studies, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, 

3 Dept. Neurosurgery, Kyoto University Graduate School of 

Medicine, Kyoto, Japan, 4 HBRC Kyoto University School 

Of Medicine, Kyoto, Japan, 5 Dept. Neurosurgery, Sapporo 

Medical University, Sapporo, Japan 

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resting-state functional connectivity of amblyopic 

visual cortex shows less selectivity than normal 

Janine Mendola 1 , Lewis Lindsay 1 , Kuwook Cha 1 , 

Felix Carbonell 1 , Amir Shmuel 2 

1 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, 2 Montreal 

Neurological Institute, Montreal, Quebec 

eFa: Face-selective patches within the exstrastriate 

Body area 

Jose Rebola1 , João Castelhano1 , Carlos Ferreira1 , 

Miguel Castelo-Branco1 1Institute of Biomedical Research in Light and Image, 

Coimbra, Portugal 

Between- and within-category functional localiser 

combining block- and event-related analysis 

Ian Charest 1 , Hamed Nili 2 , Nikolaus Kriegeskorte 3 

1 MRC CBSU, Cambridge, United-Kingdom, 2 MRC CBSU, 

Cambridge, United Kingdom, 3 MRC CBSU, Cambrige, 


Support vector machine classification of perceptual 

states as indexed by gamma-band activity 

João Castelhano 1 , Bruno Direito 2 , Britta Graewe 3 , 

Jose Rebola 4 , Reza Farivar 5 , Eugenio Rodriguez 6 , 


1 Faculty of Medicine, Coimbra, Portugal, 2 Centre for 

Informatics and Systems, Coimbra, Portugal, 3 Maastricht, 

Netherlands, 4 IBILI, Coimbra, Portugal, 5 Department of 

Psychology, McGill University, Motreal, Canada, 6 Pontificia 

Universidad Catolica de Chile, Escuela de psicología, 

Chile, Santiago, Chile 

abnormal visual dorsal stream processing and 3D 

face perception in a neurodevelopmental disorder 

Inês Bernardino 1 , João Castelhano 1 , Reza Farivar 2 , 


1 IBILI- Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra, 

Coimbra, Portugal, 2 Department of Psychology, McGill 

University, Motreal, Canada 

Trial-by-trial analysis of combined eeg and 

fmrI during visual stimulation 

Ana Diukova 1 , John Evans 1 , Jessica Smith 2 , 

Peter Rogers 2 , Richard Wise 1 

1 Cardiff University Brain Research Imaging Centre, 

Cardiff, United Kingdom, 2 Department of Experimental 

Psychology, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom 

Critical Timing of TPJ and Lo in abrupt- and 

ramped- onset object recognition: 

a TmS investigation 

Robin Laycock 1 , Bonnie Alexander 2 , David Crewther 3 , 

Sheila Crewther 4 

1 La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia, 2 La Trobe 

University, Melbourne, Victoria, 3 Swinburne University, 

Melbourne, Australia, 4 La Trobe University, Melbourne, 

Australia 

Characteristics of inter-hemispheric transfer of 

face information 

Yulwan Sung 1 , Hiroshi Tsubokawa 1 , Seiji Ogawa 1 

1 Kansei Fukushi Research Institute, Tohoku Fukushi 

University, Sendai, Miyagi 





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analysis of Superior and Inferior Parietal Lobe 

Function during Depth Perception in robotic Surgery 

Giulia Paggetti 1 , Gloria Menegaz 1 , Daniel Leff 2 , 

Felipe Orihuela-Espina 2 , George Mylonas 2 , Ara Darzi 2 , 


1 Department of Computer Science, University of Verona, 

Italy, Verona, Italy, 2 The Hamlyn Centre for Robotic 

Surgery, Imperial College London, London, 


The effect of Stimulus Spatial Frequency on 

Negative BoLD in Visual Cortex 

Sian Robson 1 , John Evans 1 , Krish Singh 1 

1 Cardiff University, Cardiff, United Kingdom 

Natural scene category effect in scene-selective 

regions 

Benoit Musel 1 , Cédric Pichat 1 , Sylvie Chokron 2 , 

Jean-François Le Bas 3 , Carole Peyrin 1 

1 Laboratoire de Psychologie et NeuroCognition, CNRS 

UMR 5105, Grenoble, France, 2 Unité Fonctionnelle Vision 

& Cognition, Fondation Ophtalmologique Rothschild, 

Paris, France, 3 INSERM U836/Université Joseph Fourier - 

GRenoble Institut des Neurosciences, Grenoble, France 

Neural response to Body Images in adolescents 

Courtney Gray 1 , Amir Tahmasebi 1 , Rosanne Aleong 1 , 

Tomas Paus 1,2,3 , the IMAGEN Consortium 4 


Canada, 2 Montreal Neurological Institute, McGill 

University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 3 School of 

Psychology, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, 

United Kingdom, 4 King’s College, University of London, 


Neural interaction between frontal and parietal areas 

in P3 responses during visual target detection 

Sunao Iwaki 1 , Kouichi Sutani 1 

1 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science 

and Technology (AIST), Osaka, Japan 

Neural activity associated with subjective color 

preference: a preliminary fmrI study 

Gwang-Woo Jeong 1 , Tae-Hoon Kim 1 , Jin-Kyu Song 2 

1 Dept of Radiology, Chonnam National University 

Medical School, Gwang-Ju, Republic of Korea, 2 Dept of 

Architectural Engineering, Chonnam National University, 

Gwang-Ju, Republic of Korea 

Neuroanatomy 


1115 Semi-automatic prediction of local neural network 

structure from spike train data, 

Masanori Shimono1 , John Beggs2 , Shinya Ito2 1 2 Indiana Univerisity, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 

184 HBM 2011 >> abstracts

author index 

a 

Aarabi, B - 314 MT 

Aarnoutse, Erik - 1051 MT 

Abar, Caitlin - 763 WTh 

Abbott, Chris - 81 WTh 

Abbott, Christopher - 107 WTh 

Abbott, David - 364 WTh 

Abdel Rahman, Rasha - 14 MT 

Abdi, Hervé - 418 MT, 295 WTh, 592 WTh, 

657 WTh, 749 WTh 

Abdul-Kareem, Ihssan - 967 mT 

Abdullah, Jafri - 461 WTh 

Abdullah, Jafri Malin - 444 WTh 

Abe, Osamu - 635 MT 

Abe, Toshi - 153 WTh 

Abelson, James - 11 WTh 

Abhayaratna, Walter - 581 MT 

Abler, Birgit - 329 mT, 514 MT, 1056 MT 

Abolmaali, Nasreddin - 130 MT 

Abou Elseoud, Ahmed - 231 mT, 733 MT 

Aboulafia, Tatiana - 161 WTh 

Abrams, Daniel - 738 WTh, 797 WTh 

Absalom, Anthony - 420 MT, 436 WTh, 1022 MT 

Abugharbieh, Rafeef - 769 MT 

Acevedo, Daniel - 308 WTh 

Achten, Eric - 921 WTh, 925 WTh 

Acke, Frederic - 921 WTh, 925 WTh 

Ackermann, Hermann - 796 WTh 

Ackermann, Johannes - 794 MT 

Ackley, Elena - 480 MT, 567 WTh 

Acosta, Maria - 326 WTh 

ADALAT, Reza - 344 WTh 

Adam Ferguson, Michael - 102 MT 

Adams, Charles - 817 WTh 

Adams, Reginald - 486 MT, 257 WTh 

Adamson, Christopher - 570 MT 

Adan, Roger - 187 WTh 

Adapa, Ram - 420 mT, 436 WTh, 1022 MT 

Addis, Donna Rose - 854 MT 

Adelstein, Jonathan - 681 WTh, 732 MT 

Ademo,lu, Ahmet - 478 WTh, 544 WTh 

Adenis, Marie-Sarah - 1076 MT 

Adesman, Andrew - 585 MT 

Adewuyi, Oluwatoyin - 204 WTh 

Adeyemo, Adebanke - 262 MT 

Adhikari, Bhim - 389 WTh 

Adler, William - 264 WTh 

Admon, Roee - 320 mT, 325 MT 

Adnams, Colleen - 146 MT 

Adriany, Gregor - 473 MT 

Adrover-Roig, Daniel - 378 MT, 916 mT 

Afacan, Onur - 521 mT 

Aganj, Iman - 568 MT, 572 MT, 609 WTh 

Agartz, Ingrid - 80 WTh, 94 WTh, 120 WTh, 

129 WTh, 311 WTh, 677 WTh 

Aggernaes, Bodil - 95 WTh 

Aghajani, Moji - 256 WTh 

Agosta, Federica - 81 MT 

Agostini, Alessandro - 1065 WTh 

Agravat, Sanjay - 541 WTh 

Agrawal, Deepashri - 286 WTh, 442 MT 

Ahearn, Trevor - 688 MT, 911 MT, 913 MT 

Ahlfors, Seppo - 811 WTh, 985 MT 

Ahmad, Farooq - 346 WTh 

Ahmadi, Gelareh - 190 WTh 

Ahmed, Alwani - 444 WTh, 461 WTh 

Ahn, Sang Ho - 600 MT, 624 WTh 

Ahrens, Cory - 589 mT 

Ahrens, Tobias - 188 MT, 219 MT 

Ahveninen, Jyrki - 715 WTh, 894 WTh, 985 mT 

Ai, Hui - 259 WTh 

Ai, Leo - 546 mT 

Aiba, Eriko - 532 WTh, 1037 WTh, 1038 WTh 

Aichhorn, Markus - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Aiguabella, Maria - 192 mT 

Aizawa, Kenichi - 923 MT 

Aizawa, Takuya - 635 MT 

Aizenstein, Howard - 493 WTh, 636 MT 

Akatsuka, Satoshi - 1037 WTh, 1038 WTh 

Akazawa, Takeru - 841 WTh 

Akbar, Michael - 155 MT 

Akdag, Sare - 190 MT 

Akhlaghi, Hamed - 48 WTh 

Akimoto, Yoritaka - 1086 MT, 1090 mT 

Akitsuki, Yuko - 191 WTh 

Akrofi, Kwaku - 637 WTh 

Al-Rawi, Mohammed - 587 WTh 

Alaerts, Kaat - 751 mT 

Alagappan, Vijayanand - 476 MT 

Alam-Mehrjerdi, Zahra - 29 WTh 

Alarcon, Gabriela - 462 mT 

Albaugh, Matthew - 226 MT, 254 mT 

Albert, Kimberly - 854 WTh 

Albert, Martin - 894 WTh 

Alberts, Jay - 50 WTh 

Albin, Roger - 140 MT 

Albouy, Genevieve - 289 MT, 835 WTh, 836 WTh, 

1025 WTh 

Alcauter, Sarael - 53 WTh, 576 MT, 965 WTh, 

1079 MT, 1081 WTh 

Aldenkamp, Albert - 184 MT, 193 MT, 199 MT, 

599 WTh 

Alderweireldt, Ann-Sofie - 921 WTh, 925 WTh 

Aleida, Jorge - 591 MT 

Aleman, A. - 133 WTh, 310 WTh, 1062 MT 

Aleman, Andre - 18 WTh, 88 WTh, 96 WTh, 

256 WTh, 267 MT, 270 MT, 471 MT, 1095 MT, 

1109 MT 

Alemán-Gómez, Yasser - 59 MT 

Alemanno, Federica - 393 WTh 

Aleong, Rosanne - 1112 WTh 

Alessio, Andrea - 216 MT 

Alexander, Andrew - 74 MT, 102 MT 

Alexander, Bonnie - 1000 mT, 1107 WTh 

Alexander, Daniel - 51 MT, 605 WTh, 608 WTh 

Alexander-Bloch, Aaron - 679 WTh 

Alexiuk, Mark - 633 MT 

Alexopoulos, George - 439 WTh 

Alger, Jeffry - 108 MT, 489 MT, 304 MT, 591 mT 

AlGhamdi, Jamaan - 967 MT 

Ali Najee-ullah, Muslimah - 942 WTh 

Alicata, Daniel - 21 WTh 

Alizadeh, Faraz - 243 MT 

Allard, Eric - 917 mT 

Allard, Michèle - 67 WTh, 812 WTh, 847 MT, 

884 MT, 901 MT 

Allen, Elena - 107 WTh, 657 MT, 690 WTh, 

964 WTh 

Allen, Genevera - 656 MT, 662 mT 

Allen, Nicholas - 224 MT 

Allendorfer, Jane - 195 MT, 825 mT, 903 MT 

Allet, Lara - 161 WTh 

Allington, James - 21 MT 

Allman, Claire - 159 WTh 

Almasy, Laura - 507 MT 

Almryde, Kyle - 366 MT 

Bolded Poster numbers indicate first author. 

Alonso, Pino - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 37 WTh, 39 WTh 

Alstott, Jeff - 734 mT 

Altarelli, Irene - 148 mT, 879 WTh 

Altaye, Mekibib - 802 MT 

Altena, Ellemarije - 43 WTh, 594 MT 

Alter, Kai - 288 WTh 

Althoff, Robert - 254 MT 

Altmann, Ulrike - 787 WTh 

Altshuler, Lori - 228 MT. 237 MT, 247 MT, 

256 MT, 591 MT 

Alvarez, Alfredo - 467 MT 

Alvarez, Ruben - 512 MT, 228 WTh, 233 WTh 

Álvarez-Linera, Juan - 498 WTh, 752 MT, 

1015 MT 

Alzheimer’s Disease Neuroimaging Initiative 

(ADNI), the - 48 MT, 49 MT, 314 WTh, 

679 MT, 994 WTh 

Amanzio, Martina - 1050 WTh 

Amaral, Selene - 575 WTh 

Amarantini, David - 931 WTh 

Amaro, Edson - 76 MT, 296 MT, 340 WTh, 

406 MT, 488 WTh, 531 MT 

Amdur, Richard - 262 MT 

Amemiya, Kaoru - 951 WTh 

Amieva, Hélène - 847 MT 

Amirbekian, Bagrat - 598 WTh 

Amita, Takashi - 529 WTh 

Amunts, Katrin - 805 MT, 925 MT, 950 MT 

Amyot, Franck - 525 WTh 

An, Ningyu - 87 MT 

An, Tuo - 994 WTh 

Anagnostou, Evdokia - 124 MT, 735 MT 

Anazodo, Udunna - 611 mT 

Anders, Silke - 1100 mT 

Anderson, Adam - 188 WTh, 202 WTh 

Anderson, Ariana - 114 MT 

Anderson, Jeffrey - 102 MT, 764 WTh 

Anderson, Tim - 51 WTh 

Anderson Zose, Amy - 232 mT 

Andersson, Frederic - 946 MT 

Andersson, Jesper - 595 WTh, 604 WTh, 

899 WTh 

Ando, Ayaka - 54 WTh, 66 WTh 

Andoh, Jamila - 23 mT 

Andorn, Anne - 335 MT 

Andrade, Alexandre - 111 MT, 117 MT, 655 WTh, 

741 WTh 

Andrade, Katia - 702 MT 

André, Elodie - 600 WTh 

Andreassen, Ole - 80 WTh, 94 WTh, 129 WTh, 

311 WTh 

Andrew, Gail - 141 MT 

Andrews, Randolph - 37 MT 

Andrews, Trevor - 599 MT 

Andric, Michael - 935 WTh 

Andriole, Katherine - 349 WTh 

Ang, Beng Ti - 169 WTh 

Ang, Kai Keng - 169 WTh 

Angeles, Annemarie - 301 MT 

Angulo-Perkins, Arafat - 280 WTh, 432 mT 

Annese, Jacopo - 951 mT 

Annoni, Jean-Marie - 10 WTh 

Ansado, Jennyfer - 58 mT, 906 mT 

Ansaldo, Ana Inés - 378 MT, 804 MT, 916 MT 

Ansari, Daniel - 413 WTh, 416 WTh, 418 WTh 

Anschütz, Andrea - 1063 MT 

Ansell, Emily - 249 MT 

Ansseau, Marc - 289 MT 

Anstey, Kaarin - 581 MT 


Anteraper, Sheeba - 713 WTh 

Anti, Sandra - 1044 WTh 

Antonini, Angelo - 70 WTh 

Antshel, Kevin - 108 WTh 

Anwander, Alfred - 555 MT, 557 MT, 560 MT, 

564 MT, 588 MT, 601 WTh, 645 WTh, 926 MT, 

968 MT, 977 MT, 982 WTh 

Aoki, Ryuta - 850 WTh 

Aoki, Shigeki - 635 MT 

APARICIO, Mario - 800 WTh 

Apkarain, A Vania - 1051 WTh 

Apkarian, Vania - 582 WTh, 708 MT, 775 MT, 

1058 WTh 

Apostolova, Liana - 70 mT 

Appenzeller, Monique - 10 WTh 

Apps, Matthew - 1083 mT 

Apud, Jose - 89 WTh, 90 WTh 

Aqil, Muhammad - 509 WTh 

Aquino, Ana - 256 MT 

Aquitaine cohort group, the ANRS C03 - 847 MT 

Arbabshirani, Mohammad Reza - 556 WTh 

Arfeller, Carola - 495 WTh, 938 WTh 

Arienzo, Donatello - 269 mT, 264 MT, 271 MT 

Arja, Sunil - 964 WTh 

Armony, Jorge - 280 WTh, 432 MT, 1076 MT 

Arnaud, Laureline - 798 WTh 

Arnold, Douglas - 456 MT 

Aronen, Eeva - 125 MT 

Arora, jagriti - 349 MT, 780 MT 

Arslan, Burcu - 526 WTh 

Artiges, E - 877 WTh, 1084 MT 

Artino, Anthony - 411 WTh 

Artu, Alan - 120 MT 

Arver, Stefan - 961 WTh 

Asamizuya, Takeshi - 271 WTh 

Asano, Kohei - 887 WTh, 1013 mT 

Asano, Michiko - 887 WTh, 1013 MT 

Asarnow, Robert - 85 WTh, 86 WTh 

Ashburner, John - 576 WTh, 949 MT 

Ashby, F Gregory - 554 WTh 

Asherson, Philip - 161 MT, 346 MT 

Ashkenazi, Sarit - 406 WTh 

Ashtari, Manzar - 585 mT, 866 MT 

Ashwin, Pete - 937 WTh 

Aslan, Sina - 582 MT 

Asmussen, Sarah - 301 MT 

Aso, Toshihiko - 608 mT, 613 MT 

Assaf, Yaniv - 39 MT, 833 WTh 

Astafiev, Serguei - 309 mT 

Asthana, Sanjay - 74 MT 

Astolfi, Laura - 423 MT, 440 WTh, 1102 mT 

Aston-Jones, Gary - 470 MT 

At, Ayse - 28 mT 

Atba,o,lu, Cem - 40 WTh 

Athanasiou, Thanos - 521 WTh, 523 WTh, 

530 WTh 

Atlas, Lauren - 240 WTh, 1048 WTh 

Atri, Alireza - 763 MT 

Attias, Hagai - 632 WTh 

Atzil, Shir - 253 WTh 

Aubé, William - 432 MT 

Aubert, Eduardo - 652 WTh 

Audette, Joseph - 871 MT, 1075 WTh 

Auer, Dorothee - 223 MT, 225 MT 

Auer, Tibor - 840 WTh 

Auerbach, Edward - 499 MT 

Auff, Eduard - 77 WTh 

Augustinack, Jean - 936 MT, 987 WTh, 988 WTh 

Auksztulewicz, Ryszard - 1071 WTh 

Aunio, Antti - 231 MT 

Aurousseau, Kristina - 628 WTh 

Auzias, Guillaume - 615 mT, 886 WTh 

Avants, Brian - 650 mT, 954 MT, 91 MT 

Ávila Rivera, César - 330 MT, 397 MT, 801 MT, 

840 MT 


Aviyente, Selin - 100 WTh 

Avsar, Kathy - 105 WTh, 109 WTh, 112 WTh, 

136 WTh, 121 WTh 

Axer, Markus - 950 MT 

Axmacher, Nikolai - 845 MT 

Ayaz, Hasan - 526 WTh 

Aybek, Selma - 196 WTh 

Aydore, Sergul - 644 WTh 

Aylward, Elizabeth - 140 MT, 877 MT 

Aylward, Stephen - 304 MT 

Ayoub, Kareem - 313 mT 

Aziz, Tipu - 3 MT, 4 MT, 940 MT 

Azma, Sheeva - 262 mT 

b 

Baaré, William - 95 WTh, 562 MT 

Babb, Casey - 244 MT, 250 MT 

Babiloni, Claudio - 22 MT 

Babiloni, Fabio - 423 MT, 440 WTh, 1102 MT 

Babo Rebelo, Mariana - 1025 mT 

Babul, Arif - 756 MT 

Bach, Dominik - 1059 MT 

Bachmann, Silke - 147 WTh 

Bachtiar, Velicia - 159 WTh 

Baciu, Monica - 218 MT, 830 MT 

Backasch, Bianca - 1108 mT 

Backes, Walter - 184 MT, 193 MT, 199 MT, 

599 WTh 

Bäckman, Lars - 231 WTh, 301 WTh 

Badewien, Meike - 25 MT 

Badgaiyan, Rajendra - 533 WTh 

Badier, Jean-Michel - 205 MT 

Badre, David - 765 MT 

Baechler, Angelika - 927 MT 

Baek, Han-Su - 354 MT 

Bagary, Manny - 194 MT 

Bagic, Anto - 283 MT 

Bagnato, Francesca - 192 WTh 

Bagshaw, Andrew - 194 MT, 475 WTh, 479 WTh, 

484 WTh, 489 WTh, 920 WTh, 1029 MT, 

1041 WTh, 1049 MT 

Bai, Dai Seg - 605 MT 

Baier, Gerold - 630 WTh 

Bailey, Jennifer - 436 mT, 834 WTh 

Baillet, Sylvain - 209 MT, 701 MT, 909 WTh, 

962 WTh 

Bakels, Jan Hendrik - 266 WTh 

Baker, Chris - 1083 WTh 

Baker, Curtis - 549 WTh 

Baker, Dewleen - 301 MT 

Baker, Katharine - 926 WTh 

Baker, Mary - 637 WTh, 770 WTh 

Bakker, Catherine - 35 MT 

Bakker, Rembrandt - 357 WTh 

Bakour, Akram - 943 MT 

Balaban, Evan - 797 WTh 

Balardin, Joana - 76 mT 

Balcer, Laura - 91 MT 

Baldinger, Pia - 535 WTh 

BALERIAUX, Danielle - 137 MT, 800 WTh 

Baliki, Marwan - 582 WTh, 1051 WTh, 775 MT, 

1058 WTh, 708 MT 

Ball, Tonio - 285 WTh 

Ballard, Kirrie - 824 WTh 

Baller, Erica - 239 mT, 462 MT 

Ballinger, Tom - 601 MT 

Balsters, Joshua - 251 WTh, 920 MT 

Balteau, Evelyne - 289 MT 

Banachewski, Thomas - 352 MT 

Banari, Liliana - 614 MT 

Banaschewski, Tobias - 6 WTh, 321 MT, 333 MT, 

337 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Banca, Paula - 35 WTh 

Bance, Manohar - 965 MT 

Bandettini, Peter - 481 MT, 484 MT, 538 MT, 

630 MT, 683 WTh, 100 MT, 490 MT, 576 WTh, 

696 WTh, 776 MT, 725 WTh, 736 MT 

Banerjee, Arpan - 629 WTh 

Bangaru, Saroja - 128 MT, 129 MT 

Bani, Massimo - 335 MT 

Banks, Christi - 441 MT, 825 MT, 903 MT 

Bao, Forrest - 993 WTh 

Bär, Karl-Jürgen - 1044 WTh 

Bar, Moshe - 257 WTh, 1090 WTh 

Bar-Shira, Anat - 39 MT 

Barakat, Marc - 829 WTh 

Baraniuk, James - 204 WTh 

Barapatre, Nirav - 447 MT 

Barbalat, Guillaume - 379 WTh 

Barbe, Michael - 5 MT 

Barbeau, Emmanuel - 862 MT 

Barber, Anita - 152 MT, 878 WTh, 889 WTh, 

144 MT, 163 MT, 711 MT 

Barbieri, Riccardo - 1080 WTh 

Barbot, Alexis - 317 WTh, 354 WTh 

Barbour, Randall - 511 WTh 

Barch, Deanna - 222 MT, 244 MT, 250 MT 

Bargallo, Nuria - 312 MT, 689 MT, 706 WTh 

Bargiacchi, Anne - 623 WTh 

Baria, Alex - 708 MT, 1051 WTh, 1058 WTh 

Barillot, Christian - 346 WTh 

Barker, Anthony - 19 MT 

Barker, Gareth - 6 WTh, 180 MT, 252 WTh, 

321 MT, 333 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 877 WTh, 

957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Barker, Roger - 43 WTh, 64 WTh 

Barkhof, Frederik - 696 MT, 728 MT 

Barkovich, A. James - 828 WTh, 863 WTh, 

865 WTh, 867 WTh, 897 WTh 

Barlow, Karen - 206 MT 

Barmet, Christoph - 485 MT 

Barnden, Leighton - 1056 WTh, 1061 WTh 

Barnes, Gareth - 239 WTh, 450 WTh, 762 MT, 

665 WTh 

Barnes, Josephine - 51 MT 

Barnett, Alan - 693 mT 

Baron, Jean-Claude - 419 MT 

Baron-Cohen, Simon - 111 MT, 117 MT, 761 MT 

BARONNET, Flore - 166 WTh 

Barraza, Jorge - 1092 MT 

Barreiros, Maria - 406 MT 

Barrett, Kyle - 814 MT 

Barrett, Lisa - 565 WTh 

Barrick, Thomas - 617 WTh 

Barrios, Fernando - 53 WTh, 280 WTh, 401 WTh, 

424 MT, 432 MT, 576 MT, 895 WTh, 965 WTh, 

1079 MT, 1081 WTh 

Barros-Loscertales, Alfonso - 330 mT 

Barsalou, Lawrence W. - 1021 MT 

Barter, Joseph - 344 MT, 348 MT, 378 WTh 

Barth, Markus - 477 WTh, 637 MT, 986 WTh, 

524 MT 

Barthel, Henryk - 64 MT 

Bartholomeusz, Cali - 126 WTh 

Bartolomei, Fabrice - 205 MT 

Bartova, Lucie - 274 MT 

Barttfeld, Pablo - 118 mT, 558 MT 

Barysheva, Marina - 228 mT, 297 WTh, 315 WTh 

Basak, Chandramallika - 370 MT 

Bashir, Shahid - 31 MT, 33 mT, 173 WTh 

Basile, Barbara - 1002 mT 

Bassett, Susan - 35 mT 

Bassi, Andrea - 1002 MT 

Bastiaansen, Marcel - 693 WTh 

Bastin, Julien - 419 WTh

Bastin, Mark - 505 MT, 779 MT 

Batalla, Iolanda - 213 WTh 

Bates, Joseph - 770 WTh 

Bath, Jessica - 138 MT 

Bathula, Deepti - 128 MT, 162 MT 

Batistuzzo, Marcelo - 76 MT 

Batouli, Seyed Amir Hosein - 323 WTh 

Batrancourt, Bénédicte - 346 WTh 

Battistella, Giovanni - 10 WTh 

Baudewig, Juergen - 16 MT, 276 WTh, 371 WTh 

Baudrexel, Simon - 5 MT 

Bauer, Clemens - 424 mT, 1081 WTh 

Bauer, Eva - 919 MT 

Bauer, Herbert - 1089 MT 

Bauer, Markus - 1059 mT, 1085 MT 

Bauer, Michael - 282 MT 

Bauer, Miriam - 595 MT, 618 WTh 

Bauleo, Armando - 923 WTh 

Baum, Shari - 802 WTh 

Baum, Stefi - 727 MT 

Baumgartner, Richard - 750 WTh, 760 WTh 

Bäuml, Josef - 141 WTh 

Baxter, Lewis - 749 MT, 758 MT 

BAYARD, Sophie - 157 WTh 

Bayraktaro,lu, Zübeyir - 478 WTh 

Bayram, Ali - 478 WTh, 544 WTh 

Bazih, Adam - 472 MT 

Bazin, Pierre-Louis - 674 MT, 690 MT, 603 WTh 

Beall, Erik - 50 WTh, 569 MT, 978 MT 

Bean, Stephanie - 710 WTh 

Bearden, Carrie - 99 WTh, 251 mT, 91 WTh 

Beason-Held, Lori - 764 MT, 895 mT 

Beaucousin, Virginie - 1097 WTh 

Beaudoin, Gilles - 469 MT 

Beaulieu, Christian - 191 MT, 206 MT, 141 MT, 

174 MT, 873 WTh 

Beauregard, Mario - 276 MT, 756 WTh 

Beaver, John - 335 MT 

Becerra, Lino - 209 WTh, 222 WTh 

Becirspahic, Marc - 1073 MT 

Beck, Anne - 25 WTh 

Beck, Stefanie - 369 mT 

Becker, J. Alex - 41 MT 

Becker, James - 636 MT 

Becker, Robert - 625 WTh 

Beckman, Thomas - 411 WTh 

Beckmann, Christian - 44 WTh, 335 MT, 740 MT, 

659 MT, 736 WTh, 899 WTh, 19 WTh, 

697 WTh, 717 MT 

Bedard, Patrick - 765 WTh, 945 WTh 

Bedenbender, Johannes - 307 WTh, 506 mT 

Beer, Anton - 973 mT 

Beers, Craig - 504 mT 

Beevers, Christopher - 848 MT 

Beg, Faisal - 305 WTh, 756 MT 

Beggs, John – 1115 WTh 

Begum, Tahamina - 444 WTh, 461 WTh 

Behan, Brendan - 23 WTh, 360 mT 

Behnke, Marylou - 134 MT, 171 MT 

Behr, Joachim - 101 WTh 

Behrens, Timothy - 366 WTh, 368 WTh, 369 WTh, 

536 WTh, 595 WTh, 609 WTh, 646 MT, 671 

MT, 727 WTh 

Behrmann, Marlene - 992 MT, 1088 WTh 

Beilock, Sian - 233 MT 

Beissner, Florian - 1044 WTh 

Beisteiner, Roland - 77 WTh, 525 MT, 534 MT, 

535 mT, 643 MT, 1078 WTh 

Bekinschtein, Tristan - 303 MT, 436 WTh 

Bekkering, Harold - 818 MT 

Belardinelli, Paolo - 1028 WTh, 665 WTh 

Belden, Andy - 244 mT 

Beldzik, Ewa - 1050 MT 

Belin, Pascal - 827 MT, 1014 WTh, 1027 WTh, 

1032 WTh, 1073 MT 

Bellec, Pierre - 361 WTh, 596 WTh, 678 WTh, 

680 WTh, 726 WTh, 68 MT, 90 MT 

Belleville, Sylvie - 780 WTh, 828 MT, 922 mT 

Bellgowan, Patrick - 228 WTh, 233 WTh, 512 MT, 

859 MT 

Bellgrove, Mark - 957 WTh 

Belliveau, John - 715 WTh, 985 MT 

Bello-Espinosa, Luis - 206 MT 

Bells, Sonya - 390 WTh 

Beltramini, Guilherme - 217 MT 

Beltz, Adriene - 763 WTh 

Ben Amitay, Shani - 833 WTh 

Ben-Shachar, Michal - 777 WTh 

Benali, Habib - 184 WTh, 474 MT, 492 WTh, 

702 WTh, 726 MT, 829 WTh, 512 WTh, 

836 WTh 

Bénar, Christian - 205 MT 

Bendlin, Barbara - 34 MT, 74 MT 

Benedict, Ralph - 224 WTh 

Benferhat, Anees - 851 MT 

Benner, Thomas - 621 MT, 985 WTh, 987 WTh 

Bennett, Jean - 866 MT 

Bennett, Randi - 122 MT 

Bennetto, Loisa - 807 MT 

Benoit, Sophie - 829 MT 

Benson, Randall - 307 MT 

Bentall, Richard - 275 MT 

Benuzzi, Francesca - 1065 WTh 

Berenbaum, Sheri - 763 WTh 

Berger, Kevin - 55 MT 

Berger, Martijn - 796 MT 

Berglund, Hans - 195 WTh 

Bergmann, Ørjan - 677 WTh 

Bergouignan, Loretxu - 843 mT 

Bergstrand, Simon - 1030 WTh 

Berkman, Elliot - 256 MT 

Berl, Madison - 876 WTh 

Berman, Karen - 47 WTh, 89 WTh, 230 WTh, 

265 WTh, 331 WTh, 345 MT, 462 MT, 492 MT, 

851 MT, 386 MT, 239 MT, 327 WTh, 534 WTh 

Berman, Marc - 581 WTh 

Berman, Susan - 493 WTh 

Bermel, Robert - 960 MT, 978 MT 

Bermpohl, Felix - 537 WTh, 282 mT 

Bermudez, Diana - 262 MT 

Bermudez, Patrick - 844 WTh 

Bernacer-Maria, Javier - 116 WTh 

Bernard, Charlotte - 847 mT 

Bernard, Manon - 295 WTh, 306 WTh 

Bernardi, Giulio - 586 WTh, 831 WTh 

Bernardi, Laura - 70 WTh 

Bernardi, Ricardo - 71 MT 

Bernardi Soder, Ricardo - 72 MT, 90 MT 

Bernarding, Johannes - 353 WTh, 557 MT, 

588 MT, 793 MT, 901 WTh, 902 WTh 

Bernardino, Inês - 1105 WTh 

Bernasconi, Andrea - 201 MT, 213 MT, 215 MT 

Bernasconi, Neda - 182 MT, 201 MT, 213 MT, 

215 MT 

Bernat, Edward - 100 WTh 

Bernhardt, Boris - 182 mT, 201 MT, 213 mT, 

215 MT 

Bernholt, Sascha - 1063 MT 

Bernier, Pierre-Michel - 915 WTh 

BERRE, Jacques - 1026 MT 

Bertagnolli, Darren - 336 WTh 

Berthoux, Maxime-Louis - 382 WTh 

Berthoz, Alain - 419 WTh 

Bertoldo, Alessandra - 970 MT 

Bertram, Lars - 305 WTh 

BERTRAN, Françoise - 850 MT 

Bertrand, Olivier - 402 MT, 993 MT, 1001 MT, 

198 MT, 656 WTh, 1074 WTh 


Berwid, Olga - 1005 MT 

Besseling, René - 599 WTh 

Bestelmeyer, Patricia E. G. - 1014 WTh, 

1032 WTh, 1073 MT 

Bestmann, Sven - 368 WTh 

Betrisey, Carine - 114 WTh 

Betz, Josh - 314 MT 

Betzler, Felix - 12 MT 

Beucke, Jan - 30 WTh 

Beuzeron-Mangina, Helen - 421 WTh 

Beyea, Steven - 519 MT 

Bezerra, Diana - 296 mT 

Bezgin, Gleb - 357 WTh 

Bezzola, Ladina - 453 mT 

Bhaganagarapu, Kaushik - 364 WTh 

Bhaskar, Shalini - 461 WTh 

Bhawnani, Jitendra - 234 WTh, 639 MT 

Bherer, Louis - 414 WTh, 500 WTh, 514 WTh, 

898 MT, 1045 MT 

Biagi, Laura - 109 MT 

Bialystok, Ellen - 372 MT, 399 MT 

Bianciardi, Marta - 527 mT, 715 mT 

Biassou, Nadia - 496 MT 

Biazoli Junior, Claudinei Eduardo - 488 WTh 

Biederman, Joseph - 894 WTh 

Biehl, Stefanie - 393 mT 

Bier, Bianca - 922 MT 

Biessels, Geert Jan - 583 MT 

Bigal, Marcelo - 209 WTh, 222 WTh 

Bigler, Erin - 102 MT 

Bigos, Kristin - 875 MT, 483 MT 

Bigras, Cristina - 195 mT 

Bijsterbosch, Janine - 19 mT, 716 mT 

Bilek, Edda - 24 mT 

Bilevicius, Elisabeth - 216 MT 

Bilkei-Gorzo, Andreas - 227 WTh 

Billard, Catherine - 148 MT, 879 WTh 

Billot, Segolene - 930 WTh 

Binder, Jeffrey - 781 WTh 

Bingaman, William - 945 MT 

Binkofski, Ferdinand - 52 WTh, 65 WTh, 68 WTh 

Binnewijzend, Maja - 728 MT 

Birbaumer, Niels - 169 WTh, 235 WTh, 

524 WTh, 688 WTh, 903 WTh, 906 WTh, 

907 WTh, 929 WTh 

Birca, Ala - 882 WTh 

Birn, Rasmus M - 680 WTh 

Bischoff, Matthias - 634 WTh 

Bishop, Courtney - 679 mT 

Biswal, Bharat - 343 WTh, 990 WTh 

Bitan, Tali - 816 mT 

Biundo, Roberta - 70 WTh 

Bizzo, Bernardo - 378 MT, 403 MT 

Bjork, James - 351 mT 

Björnsdotter, Malin - 1030 WTh 

Bjornson, Bruce - 190 MT 

Black, Maureen - 26 WTh 

Black, Sandra - 77 MT, 183 WTh 

Blackburn, Marianna - 275 MT 

Blagdon, Ryan - 388 WTh 

Blair, Clancy - 860 WTh 

Blakemore, Sarah-Jayne - 869 WTh 

Blanchet, Sophie - 860 MT 

Blancho, Sophie - 184 WTh 

Blanco, Laura - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 37 WTh, 

213 WTh 

Blanco, Yolanda - 689 MT 

Blangero, John - 296 WTh, 309 WTh, 455 MT, 

507 MT, 892 MT 

Blanke, Olaf - 533 MT 

Blankenburg, Felix - 1069 WTh, 1071 WTh 

Blankstein, Udi - 897 MT 

Blatow, Maria - 155 MT 

Blautzik, Janusch - 739 mT, 771 MT 

Blecker, Carlo - 634 WTh 


Bleichner, Martin - 1051 MT 

Bliss, Daniel - 381 MT 

Blitzer, David - 344 mT, 348 MT 

Block, Robert - 912 WTh 

Bloemendaal, Mirjam - 362 MT, 363 MT 

Blokland, Gabriella - 318 WTh 

Blomert, Leo - 418 WTh 

Blumberg, Hilary - 313 WTh 

Blume, Jeffrey - 765 MT 

Blumenfeld, Robert - 381 mT 

Bluml, Stefan - 966 MT 

Blunck, Yasmin - 175 WTh 

Boada, Fernando - 593 MT 

Boas, David - 503 WTh, 517 WTh, 1043 MT, 

1044 MT 

Bobrow, James - 21 MT 

Boccardi, Marina - 57 MT 

Bocchetta, Martina - 57 MT 

Bochdanovitz, Zoltan - 310 WTh 

Bock, Elizabeth - 909 WTh 

Bodammer, Nils - 301 WTh 

Boddaert, Nathalie - 329 WTh 

Bodde, Nynke - 193 MT 

Bode, Stefan - 372 WTh 

Bodurka, Jerzy - 228 WTh, 233 WTh, 484 MT, 

512 MT, 515 MT, 736 MT 

Boecker, Henning - 227 WTh 

Boegle, Rainer - 584 WTh 

Boehringer, Andreas - 10 mT 

Boekel, Wouter - 387 WTh 

Boeker, Heinz - 1058 MT 

Boesiger, Peter - 1058 MT 

Boespflug, Erin - 60 mT 

Bogacz, Rafal - 377 WTh 

Bogdahn, Ulrich - 178 WTh 

Bogdan, Martin - 907 WTh 

Bogerts, Bernhard - 220 MT, 266 MT, 

275 WTh, 464 WTh 

Bogler, Carsten - 510 WTh 

Bogovic, John - 674 mT, 953 WTh 

Bohanna, India - 66 WTh 

Bohlken, Marc - 61 WTh 

Bohon, Cara - 243 mT, 264 MT, 271 MT, 277 MT 

Bohrn, Isabel - 787 WTh 

Bohus, Martin - 189 WTh 

Boivin, Michel - 276 MT 

Bokde, Arun - 251 WTh, 920 MT 

Bolding, Mark - 112 WTh 

Bolling, Danielle - 1113 mT 

Boly, Melanie - 1016 MT, 1017 mT, 1019 MT, 

1025 MT, 1028 mT, 1032 MT 

Bonelli, Silvia - 178 MT 

Bonetti, Matteo - 57 MT 

Bonino, Daniela - 278 WTh, 1082 mT 

Bonnefond, Mathilde - 853 WTh 

Bonnet, Fabrice - 847 MT 

Bonnetblanc, Francois - 868 mT, 911 WTh 

Bontempi, Bruno - 850 MT 

Boogerd, Willem - 469 WTh, 200 WTh 

Bookheimer, Susan - 114 MT, 237 MT, 247 MT, 

256 MT, 350 WTh, 551 MT, 104 MT, 472 MT 

Boomsma, Dorret - 384 MT, 445 MT, 497 MT 

Boon, Paul - 179 MT, 204 MT 

Boonstra, Tjeerd - 937 WTh 

Boor, Rainer - 175 MT, 200 MT 

Boos, Heleen - 111 WTh 

Booth, James - 404 WTh, 331 MT 

Bordessoules, Martine - 812 WTh 

Boré, Arnaud - 962 MT 

Borghesani, Paul - 877 mT 

Bornmann, Sarah - 34 WTh 

Borrego, Mayelin - 652 WTh 

Borromeo, Susana - 1015 MT 

Borroni, Edilio - 552 WTh 

Borsook, David - 209 WTh, 222 WTh 


Bosch-Bayard, Jorge - 652 WTh 

Bosco, Paolo - 65 MT 

Bosetti, Francesca - 457 MT 

Boshyan, Jasmine - 257 WTh 

Bosnell, Rosemary - 159 WTh 

Bosquet, Laurent - 1045 MT 

Bossa, Laura - 213 WTh 

Bossong, Matthijs - 4 WTh, 113 WTh, 342 MT 

Botteron, Kelly - 222 MT, 226 MT, 250 MT, 

254 MT, 244 MT, 891 WTh 

Bottino, Cássio - 296 MT 

Boubela, Roland - 785 MT, 754 WTh, 769 WTh 

Bouchard, Maryse - 469 MT 

Boucher, Maxime - 619 MT 

BOUDOUSQ, Vincent - 157 WTh 

Boudrias, Marie-Hélène - 163 WTh 

Bouet, Romain - 198 mT, 402 MT, 1074 WTh 

Bouix, Sylvain - 306 MT 

Bourguignon, Mathieu - 798 MT 

Bourque, Josiane - 117 WTh, 138 WTh, 

143 WTh, 144 WTh 

Boutte, David - 324 WTh 

Bouyoucef, Amel - 835 WTh, 836 WTh 

Boven, Epie - 469 WTh 

Boveroux, Pierre - 1017 MT, 1019 MT, 1025 MT, 

1028 MT 

Bowen, Chris - 388 WTh, 508 MT 

Bowl, Wadim - 104 WTh 

Bowman, DuBois - 541 WTh, 563 WTh, 566 WTh 

Bowman, Ian - 358 WTh, 577 WTh 

Bowtell, Richard - 489 WTh, 667 WTh, 1008 WTh, 

1049 MT 

Boy, Frederic - 128 WTh 

Boy, Sandra - 178 WTh 

Boyacioglu, Rasim - 524 mT 

Boyle, Christina - 193 WTh, 251 MT, 868 WTh 

Bozoki, Andrea - 55 MT 

Bozzali, Marco - 1002 MT 

Bradshaw, John - 48 WTh 

Braet, Wouter - 775 WTh 

Brambati, Simona - 780 WTh 

Brambati, Simona Maria - 826 MT, 828 mT 

Brammer, Michael - 537 WTh, 551 WTh 

Branch, Craig - 998 WTh 

Brandeis, Daniel - 494 WTh, 772 WTh 

Brandt, Christine Lycke - 80 WTh 

Brar, Jasmit - 105 MT 

Braskie, Meredith - 297 WTh 

Brassen, Stefanie - 321 MT, 352 MT 

Bratzke, Hansjürgen - 556 MT 

Brauer, Jens - 875 WTh, 883 WTh 

Braun, Allen - 831 MT 

Braun, Christoph - 433 MT, 938 WTh 

Braun, Urs - 24 MT 

Brauns, Stefan - 123 WTh 

Braunstein, Verena - 408 WTh 

Brazdil, Milan - 721 WTh, 795 MT, 1116 MT 

Brázdová, Veronika - 634 mT 

Breakspear, Michael - 220 MT, 357 MT, 625 WTh, 

742 WTh, 937 WTh 

Breckel, Thomas - 708 WTh 

Breeden, Andrew - 107 mT, 204 WTh 

Breedlove, Evan - 307 MT 

Breen, David - 64 WTh 

Bregman, Noa - 60 WTh 

Breier, Joshua - 571 MT 

Breitenstein, Caterina - 392 WTh 

Brenner, Meike - 1010 MT, 1055 WTh 

Bresciani, Jean Pierre - 940 WTh 

Breteler, Monique - 200 WTh 

Breton, Estelle - 756 WTh 

Bretscher, Johannes - 245 WTh 

Brett, Matthew - 598 WTh 

Brett, Salmons - 281 MT 

Brewer, Judson - 1060 mT 

Brian, Eric - 788 WTh 

Brice, Alexis - 45 WTh 

Brichant, Jean-Francois - 1028 MT 

Brickman, Adam - 692 MT, 918 MT 

BRIGANTI, CHIARA - 132 MT 

Brindley, Lisa - 1048 MT 

Bringas, Maria L - 729 mT 

Britz, Juliane - 124 WTh, 434 WTh 

Broadwell, Christina - 274 WTh 

Brochard, Vanessa - 930 WTh 

Brock, Jon - 133 MT, 142 mT, 932 WTh 

Brocke, Burkhard - 274 MT, 290 MT, 1031 MT 

Brodersen, Kay - 366 WTh, 369 WTh, 397 WTh, 

538 WTh, 545 WTh, 546 WTh, 646 MT, 

1039 WTh 

Brodeur, Marie-Eve - 469 MT 

Bromberg, Uli - 321 MT, 352 mT 

Brooks, Brian - 206 MT 

Brooks, Dana - 521 MT 

Brooks, Jonathan - 899 WTh 

Brooks, William - 164 WTh 

Brosnan, Sarah - 389 WTh 

Broster, Lucas - 45 MT 

Brown, Amira - 371 MT 

Brown, Andrew - 311 WTh 

Brown, Ariel - 894 WTh 

Brown, Clark - 186 WTh 

Brown, Ethan - 115 WTh 

Brown, Jesse - 104 MT, 350 WTh, 114 MT 

Brown, Kevin - 491 WTh 

Brown, Matthew - 396 mT 

Brown, Peter - 58 WTh 

Brown, Shaquanna - 214 WTh 

Brown, Timothy - 140 MT 

Brozinsky, Craig - 858 mT 

Brožová, Hana - 71 WTh 

Brozzoli, Claudio - 1034 WTh 

Bruce, Lori - 471 MT 

Brück, Carolin - 243 WTh, 288 WTh, 260 WTh 

Bruehl, Hannah - 194 WTh 

Bruehl, Ruediger - 501 WTh, 877 WTh, 1084 MT 

Bruffaerts, Rose - 812 mT 

Bruggeman, Richard - 88 WTh, 133 WTh 

Brühl, Hannah - 301 WTh 

Brumbaugh, Margaret - 455 MT 

Brun, Caroline - 319 WTh, 606 WTh 

Brunelle, Francis - 329 WTh 

Brunet, Denis - 442 WTh 

Brunetti, Maddalena - 917 WTh 

Brunetti, Marcella - 410 WTh 

Bruno, Marie-Aurelie - 773 MT, 1017 MT, 

1025 MT, 1028 MT, 1032 mT 

Bruns, Andreas - 552 WTh 

Brusoni, Stefano - 393 WTh 

Bruyand, Mathias - 847 MT 

Brysbaert, Marc - 364 MT, 821 WTh 

Buades, Antonio - 644 MT 

Bucci, Monica - 180 WTh 

Büchel, Christian - 6 WTh, 321 MT, 322 MT, 

333 MT, 337 MT, 375 WTh, 899 WTh, 

957 WTh, 1084 MT, 252 WTh, 352 MT, 

376 WTh, 877 WTh 

Buchheim, Anna - 1070 MT 

Buchholz, Blythe - 795 WTh, 174 WTh 

Buchsbaum, Bradley - 418 mT 

Buchsbaum, Monte - 17 WTh, 116 WTh 

Buchy, Lisa - 146 WTh 

Buckner, Randy - 617 MT, 712 MT, 963 WTh, 

981 WTh, 343 WTh, 883 MT 

Buclin, Thierry - 10 WTh 

Buehler, Mira - 324 MT, 957 WTh 

Bueller, Josh - 282 WTh 

Bugden, Stephanie - 413 WTh 

Buhle, Jason - 240 WTh

Buhmann, Joachim - 366 WTh, 369 WTh, 

545 WTh, 546 WTh, 646 MT 

Buitelaar, J.K. - 128 MT, 129 MT, 343 WTh 

Bukhpun, Polina - 154 MT 

Bullmore, Edward - 335 MT, 679 WTh, 699 WTh, 

708 WTh, 734 MT, 761 MT, 979 WTh 

Bülthoff, Heinrich H. - 940 WTh 

Burdette, Jonathan - 724 WTh 

Burgaleta, Miguel - 752 MT, 871 WTh 

Burianova, Hana - 889 mT 

Burn, David - 64 WTh 

Burnet, Richard - 1056 WTh, 1061 WTh 

Burnod, Yves - 474 MT 

Burns, Thomas - 186 WTh, 876 WTh 

Burstein, Rami - 209 WTh, 222 WTh 

Burton, Philip - 777 mT 

Buruck, Gabriele - 1096 MT 

Busey, Thomas - 658 WTh 

Bushnell, Catherine - 1030 WTh 

Busse, Franziska - 333 WTh 

Bustamante, Juan Carlos - 330 MT 

Bustillo, Juan - 93 WTh, 107 WTh 

Butler, Blake - 1016 WTh, 443 MT 

Butman, John - 787 MT, 334 WTh 

Butson, Christopher - 701 MT 

Butters, Meryl - 636 MT 

Butts, Alissa - 42 MT 

Butts-Pauly, Kim - 953 MT 

Butz, Markus - 1 mT, 659 WTh, 1010 MT, 

1055 WTh, 455 WTh 

Butzkueven, Helmut - 190 WTh 

Byars, Anna - 196 MT, 802 MT 

Byholt Endresen, Cecilie - 1007 MT, 1046 mT 

Byl, Nancy - 768 WTh 

Byne, William - 116 WTh 

Byrne, James - 468 WTh, 480 WTh 

Byrne, Mark - 957 WTh 

Bzdok, Danilo - 1072 mT 

Bzishvili, Samantha - 142 MT 

Bærentsen, Klaus B. - 1027 mT 

c 

Caan, Matthan - 15 WTh, 469 WTh 

Caballero Gaudes, Cesar - 719 MT 

Cabanis, Maurice - 140 WTh 

Cabay, Jean-Evrard - 1015 WTh 

Cabeza, Roberto - 1050 MT 

Cachia, Arnaud - 623 WTh 

Cacic, Kelsey - 26 WTh 

Cacioppo, John - 212 WTh 

Caeyenberghs, Karen - 298 MT, 300 mT, 592 MT 

Caffo, Brian - 152 MT, 711 MT, 722 MT 

Cafiero, Riccardo - 821 MT 

Cahill, Nathan - 727 MT 

Cahn, Wiepke - 111 WTh 

Cai, Qing - 364 mT, 821 WTh 

Cakir, Murat - 526 WTh 

Calabrese, Margarita - 1089 WTh 

Calabresi, Peter - 603 WTh 

Calcagnini, Giovanni - 1002 MT 

Calcott, Rebecca - 676 MT 

Caldeira, Liliana - 671 WTh 

Calderoni, Sara - 109 MT 

Calhoun, Vince - 41 MT, 81 WTh, 83 WTh, 652 

MT, 690 WTh, 727 MT, 768 MT, 866 WTh, 880 

WTh, 964 WTh, 87 WTh, 324 WTh, 343 WTh, 

351 WTh, 556 WTh, 574 WTh, 646 WTh, 653 

MT, 657 MT, 672 MT, 721 WTh, 753 MT 

Callan, Daniel - 660 MT 

Callicot, Joseph - 875 MT, 90 WTh, 483 MT 

Calmels, Claire - 1098 WTh 

Caltagirone, Carlo - 1002 MT 

Calvar, Jorge - 118 MT, 558 MT 

CALZADA, ANA - 467 mT 

Cameron, George - 911 MT, 913 MT 

Cameron, Ian - 383 mT 

Cammoun, Leila - 955 MT 

CAMPAGNE, Aurélie - 284 WTh 

Campanella, Salvatore - 268 MT 

Campbell, Darren - 227 mT, 245 mT, 261 MT 

Campbell, Karen - 757 MT 

Campbell, Kimberly - 500 MT, 550 MT 

Campi, Cristina - 661 WTh 

Campieri, Massimo - 1065 WTh 

Campos, Brunno - 217 MT 

Campoy, Cristina - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Canessa, Nicola - 393 WTh 

Canive, Jose - 93 WTh 

Canizales, Dora Linsey - 1093 mT 

Cannon, Christopher - 760 WTh 

Cannon, Tyrone - 91 WTh, 99 WTh, 251 MT 

Cao, Fan - 784 WTh 

Cao, Ting - 467 WTh 

Cao, Yanxiang - 712 MT 

Capaldi, Vincent - 411 WTh 

Capilla, Almudena - 1010 WTh 

Caplan, Rochelle - 108 MT 

Capotosto, Paolo - 22 mT 

Cappa, Stefano - 393 WTh 

Caprihan, Arvind - 81 WTh, 574 WTh, 866 WTh 

Caprio, Sonia - 349 MT 

Carass, Aaron - 791 mT 

Carbonell, Felix - 883 WTh, 1101 WTh 

Carbonell Gonzalez, Felix - 90 MT 

Carbonnell, Felix - 68 MT, 361 WTh 

Cardoner, Narcis - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 37 WTh, 

39 WTh, 213 WTh, 255 MT, 258 MT 

Cardoso, Jorge Manuel - 634 MT 

Carey, Paul - 263 MT, 22 WTh 

Caria, Andrea - 903 WTh, 929 WTh 

Cariello, Annahir - 102 MT 

Carlson, Helen - 206 mT 

Carlson, Jean - 491 WTh 

Carlson, Josh - 254 WTh 

Carlson, Synnöve - 125 MT, 888 WTh 

Carlsson, Cynthia - 74 MT 

Carmant, Lionel - 882 WTh 

Carmeli, Cristian - 79 mT 

Carmichael, David - 718 mT 

Caroli, Anna - 931 MT 

Carp, Joshua - 519 WTh 

Carp, Stefan - 1043 MT 

Carpenter, Linda - 279 MT 

Carrier, Julie - 829 WTh, 836 WTh, 914 MT 

Carroll, Allison - 5 WTh 

Carsten, Kögler - 999 WTh 

Carter, Cameron - 426 WTh 

Caruyer, Emmanuel - 597 WTh 

Carvalho, Simone - 17 WTh 

Carver, Frederick - 723 MT, 738 MT, 849 WTh 

Casadio, Maura - 577 MT 

Casali, Adenauer - 1016 MT 

Casanova, Ramon - 564 WTh 

Casarotto, Silvia - 1016 MT 

Caseras, Xavier - 234 mT 

Cash, Sydney - 631 MT 

Caspers, Julian - 925 mT 

Caspers, Svenja - 244 WTh, 367 MT, 689 WTh, 

727 WTh, 842 WTh, 893 MT, 919 WTh, 958 mT 

Cassidy, Ryan - 654 mT 

Cassotti, Mathieu - 1094 WTh, 1097 WTh 

Castelhano, João - 207 MT, 1102 WTh, 1104 

WTh, 1105 WTh 

Castellano, Gabriela - 743 WTh, 1042 mT, 

216 MT 


Castellanos, F. Xavier - 128 MT, 158 MT, 173 MT, 

326 WTh, 343 WTh, 550 WTh, 566 MT, 705 

MT, 731 MT, 779 WTh, 989 WTh, 1075 MT, 

110 MT, 129 MT, 214 WTh, 681 WTh, 725 MT, 

735 WTh, 788 MT, 990 WTh, 707 WTh 

Castellanos-Ryan, Natalie - 6 WTh 

Castelo-Branco, Miguel - 35 WTh, 67 MT, 207 MT, 

330 WTh, 893 WTh, 1102 WTh, 1104 WTh, 

1105 WTh 

Castonguay, Nathalie - 514 WTh 

Castro, Eduardo - 574 WTh 

Catarino, Ana - 111 mT, 117 mT 

Cath, Danielle - 445 MT 

Catheline, Gwénaëlle - 847 MT, 884 MT, 901 MT 

Caticha, Nestor - 575 WTh 

Cattaneo, Luigi - 495 WTh, 938 WTh 

Cattrell, Anna - 252 WTh 

Cauda, Franco - 1050 WTh 

CAULO, MASSIMO - 132 mT 

Cavinato, Marianna - 11 MT 

Caza, Nicole - 916 MT 

Ceccaldi, Mathieu - 862 MT 

Ceccarelli, Riccardo - 831 WTh 

Cecchi, Guillermo - 582 WTh, 666 MT 

Ceko, Marta - 1030 WTh 

Cendes, Fernando - 216 MT, 217 MT, 296 MT 

Cera, Nicoletta - 356 mT 

Cervantes, Juan José - 292 MT 

Ceschin, Rafael - 948 mT, 966 mT, 997 WTh 

Cha, Jung-Ho - 482 WTh 

Cha, Jungho - 92 mT 

Cha, Kuwook - 1101 WTh 

Chabernaud, Camille - 326 WTh, 158 mT, 

681 WTh 

Chaddock, Christopher - 79 WTh 

Chaddock, Laura - 370 MT 

Chadwick, Michèle - 1076 MT 

Chafee, Matthew - 100 WTh 

Chai, Xiaoqian - 857 mT 

Chaimow, Denis - 1085 WTh 

Chak, Kathleen - 91 WTh 

Chakraborty, Anya - 205 WTh 

Chakravarty, M. Mallar - 123 MT, 132 WTh, 

145 WTh, 295 WTh, 306 WTh, 676 mT 

Chalavi, Sima - 284 mT 

Chambers, Chris - 926 WTh, 994 MT 

Chambers, Micah - 304 MT 

Champagne, Julie - 138 WTh, 143 WTh, 

117 WTh, 144 WTh 

Champoux, François - 964 MT 

Chan, Alexander - 631 MT 

Chan, Kevin - 625 MT 

Chan, Min-ju - 789 WTh 

Chan, Raymond - 748 MT 

Chan, Vicky - 21 MT 

Chandramohan, Dharshan - 331 WTh 

Chanes, Lorena - 1004 MT 

Chang, Catie - 686 WTh, 697 WTh 

Chang, Che-Wei - 339 WTh 

Chang, Chia-Ming - 339 WTh 

Chang, Hsiang-Chih - 908 WTh 

Chang, Linda - 21 WTh 

Chang, Wei-Hsu - 980 WTh 

Chang, Wei-Tang - 475 mT 

Chang, Won Hyuk - 9 MT, 172 WTh 

Chang, Yu-Teng - 962 WTh 

Chao, Yi-Ping - 682 mT 

Chappell, Michael - 704 MT 

Charest, Ian - 1027 WTh, 1032 WTh, 1103 WTh 

Charlet, Katrin - 25 WTh 

Charlier, Brigitte - 800 WTh 

Chatelle, Camille - 303 MT, 431 WTh, 773 MT 

Chau, Vann - 897 WTh 

Chauvel, Patrick - 205 MT 

Chee, Michael - 154 WTh, 990 MT, 1003 MT 


Cheetham, Alexandra - 1054 WTh 

Chen, Annabel - 590 MT 

Chen, Anthony - 90 WTh 

Chen, Ashley - 221 mT 

Chen, Chi-Hua - 325 WTh 

Chen, Chia-Lin - 933 MT 

Chen, Chih-Feng - 158 WTh 

Chen, Chun-Chuan - 988 MT 

Chen, Chung-Ming - 561 MT 

Chen, David - 897 mT 

Chen, Eunice - 212 WTh 

Chen, Gang - 351 MT, 739 WTh, 701 MT 

Chen, Hongji - 107 WTh 

Chen, Hsin-Yu - 430 WTh 

Chen, Huafu - 89 MT 

Chen, I-Yun - 355 MT, 1001 WTh 

Chen, J - 878 MT 

Chen, Jean - 559 mT 

Chen, Jen-Kai - 61 WTh, 941 WTh 

Chen, Jian - 41 WTh, 215 WTh 

Chen, Jian-Shiun - 1001 WTh 

Chen, Jiayu - 87 WTh 

Chen, Jun - 517 MT 

Chen, Jyh-Horng - 552 MT, 585 WTh, 

720 WTh, 1104 MT, 499 WTh, 979 WTh, 

1117 MT, 339 WTh 

Chen, Kewei - 744 WTh 

Chen, Li-Fen - 553 WTh 

Chen, Liyong - 499 mT 

Chen, Min - 791 MT 

Chen, Pin-Yu - 750 MT, 197 mT 

Chen, Qiang - 90 WTh, 578 WTh 

Chen, S.H. Annabel - 110 WTh, 574 MT, 

786 WTh, 909 mT 

Chen, Sheng-Fu - 425 WTh 

Chen, Shuo - 541 WTh, 566 WTh 

Chen, Sophie - 927 WTh 

Chen, Tianwen - 98 MT, 589 WTh, 738 WTh 

Chen, Vanessa - 154 WTh 

Chen, Wei-Ta - 40 MT, 871 MT 

Chen, Yi - 998 MT 

Chen, Yi-Ling - 433 WTh 

Chen, Yong-Sheng - 553 WTh 

Chen, Yu-Ting - 682 MT 

Chen, Zhang - 182 MT, 881 mT, 883 WTh, 

973 WTh 

Chen, Zikuan - 768 mT 

Cheng, Chia-Hsiung - 887 mT, 900 mT 

Cheng, Hu - 27 WTh, 970 WTh 

Cheng, Kang - 271 WTh, 1082 WTh 

Cheng, Philip E. - 461 MT 

Cheng, Wei-Chen - 461 mT 

Cheng, Yawei - 429 WTh, 430 WTh, 206 WTh 

Chennu, Srivas - 303 MT, 318 MT, 431 WTh 

Cherbuin, Nicolas - 581 mT 

Chernikova, Ludmila - 944 WTh 

Cherodath, Sarika - 205 WTh 

Cheung, Bing Leung - 1036 MT 

Chevalier, Therese - 965 mT 

Chevillet, Mark - 1012 WTh 

Chey, Jeanyung - 910 MT 

Cheyne, Douglas - 390 WTh, 456 WTh, 

642 WTh, 653 WTh, 660 WTh, 861 WTh 

Chiang, Ming-Chang - 49 MT, 315 WTh, 873 MT 

Chiang, Wen-Yang - 185 WTh, 561 MT, 573 MT, 

586 MT 

Chiarelli, Antonio - 507 WTh 

Chiew, Mark - 501 MT 

Chincarini, Andrea - 65 mT 

Chirivella, Javier - 317 MT 

Chiry, Oriana - 556 MT 

Chiu, Pearl - 8 WTh 

Cho, Hee Kyung - 607 MT, 600 mT 

Cho, IhnHo - 797 MT 

Cho, Maeng Je - 150 WTh 


Cho, Raymond - 558 WTh 

Cho, Sang Soo - 910 MT 

Cho, Soohyun - 412 WTh 

Cho, Woosang - 524 WTh 

Cho, Yoon Woo - 600 MT 

Choe, Myong-sun - 449 WTh 

Choi, Changho - 102 WTh 

Choi, Jeewook - 759 MT 

Choi, Jeong Woo - 428 WTh 

Choi, Ki Sueng - 613 WTh, 640 MT 

Choi, Kyungin - 212 mT 

Choi, Soo Hee - 1099 MT 

Choi, Weonhee - 225 WTh 

Chokron, Sylvie - 1111 WTh 

Choo, Daniel - 1020 MT 

Chou, Kun-Hsien - 14 WTh, 40 mT, 355 MT, 

576 WTh, 980 WTh, 1001 WTh 

Chou, Tai-Li - 126 MT, 1104 MT, 1117 MT 

Chou, Yi-Yu - 994 WTh 

Chow, Ho Ming - 831 mT 

Chowdhury, Rasheda - 448 WTh 

Christensen, Ken - 809 mT 

Christensen, Thomas - 366 mT 

Christine, BREFEL-COURBON - 2 MT 

Christophe, ARBUS - 2 MT 

Christoploulos, George - 378 WTh 

Christopoulos, George - 1111 MT 

Chu, Chia-Yueh Carlton - 576 WTh, 630 MT 

Chu, K C - 197 MT 

Chu, King-Wai - 116 WTh 

Chu, Wen-Cheng - 789 WTh 

Chu, Ying-Hua - 715 WTh, 751 WTh 

Chu, Zili - 313 MT 

Chua, Hannah - 11 WTh 

Chua, Karen - 169 WTh 

Chua, Phyllis - 54 WTh, 66 WTh, 996 WTh 

Chuang, Tony - 789 MT 

Chuanlu, Jiang - 78 MT 

Chudgar, Amy - 107 MT 

Chumbley, Justin - 546 WTh 

Chun, Ji-Won - 292 WTh 

Chun, KyungAh - 797 mT 

Chung, Ai Wern - 617 WTh 

Chung, Chun Kee - 453 WTh, 1077 WTh, 

127 WTh, 210 MT, 212 MT, 910 WTh, 

949 WTh, 458 WTh, 641 WTh 

Chung, Jae-Hoon - 754 MT 

Chung, June-Key - 150 WTh 

Chung, Moo - 1003 WTh 

Chung, Moo K. - 648 MT, 669 MT, 670 MT, 

954 MT, 959 WTh 

Chupin, Marie - 634 MT 

Churches, Owen - 111 MT, 117 MT 

Churchill, Nathan - 638 mT 

Churchill, Tessa - 945 WTh 

Churchwell, John - 22 WTh 

Churchyard, Andrew - 54 WTh, 66 WTh 

Chwiesko, Caroline - 61 MT 

Çiçek, Metehan - 40 WTh 

Cieslik, Edna-Clarisse - 285 MT, 367 mT, 

689 WTh 

Ciftci, Koray - 691 WTh 

Ciftcioglu, Mustafa - 526 WTh 

Cina, Stephan - 1075 WTh, 1080 WTh 

Cincotti, Febo - 423 MT, 440 WTh, 1102 MT 

Cirino, Paul - 166 MT 

Cirstea, Carmen M - 164 WTh 

Cisler, Josh - 253 mT 

Cisler, Joshua - 232 MT 

Ciuciu, Philippe - 623 WTh 

Clark, Jessica - 305 mT 

Clark, Kristi - 86 WTh, 974 WTh, 982 MT 

Clarke, Robert - 242 WTh 

Clarke, Stephanie - 28 MT, 924 MT 

Clarkson, Matt - 51 MT 

Clasen, Liv - 465 MT, 679 WTh 

Clauw, Daniel - 1043 WTh, 1045 WTh 

CLERC, Maureen - 662 WTh 

Clerkin, Suzanne - 1005 mT 

Cloak, Christine - 21 WTh 

Clos, Mareike - 1009 WTh 

Coalson, Timothy - 338 WTh, 984 WTh 

Coan, Ana Carolina - 217 mT 

Coates, Ute - 84 WTh, 116 MT 

Cobia, Derin - 97 WTh 

COCHEN DE COCK, Valérie - 157 WTh 

Coghill, Robert - 391 MT, 774 WTh, 614 MT 

Cohen, Alexander - 984 WTh 

Cohen, Jessica - 857 WTh, 943 MT 

Cohen, Laurent - 792 WTh 

Cohen, Leo - 832 WTh 

Cohen, Mark - 114 MT 

Cohen Kadosh, Kathrin - 869 WTh 

Cohen Kadosh, Roi - 838 WTh, 869 WTh 

Cohen-Adad, Julien - 184 WTh, 985 WTh 

Cohrs, Christopher - 1078 MT 

Coimbra, Alexandre - 750 WTh, 760 WTh 

Coimbra, Raul - 301 MT 

Cointepas, Yann - 360 WTh 

Colalillo, Sam - 344 MT, 348 mT 

Colby, John - 593 WTh, 621 WTh 

Colcombe, Stan - 343 WTh, 566 MT, 725 MT, 

735 WTh 

Cole, David - 44 WTh, 335 mT 

Cole, Michael - 591 WTh 

Colibazzi, Tiziano - 151 WTh 

Coll, Michel-Pierre - 1093 MT 

Collet, Christian - 426 MT 

Collette, Fabienne - 398 MT 

Collier, Amanda - 493 WTh 

Collignon, Olivier - 1025 WTh 

Collingwood, Joanna - 749 MT, 758 MT 

Collins, Barbara - 197 WTh, 843 WTh 

Collins, D. Louis - 132 WTh, 456 MT, 474 WTh, 

673 MT, 676 MT 

Collins, Dan - 101 MT 

Collins, Louis - 58 MT, 624 MT, 644 MT 

Cologan, Victor - 773 MT 

Colom, Roberto - 752 MT, 871 WTh 

Colon, Albert - 179 MT, 204 MT 

Colzato, Lorenza - 388 MT 

Comair, Youssef - 370 WTh 

Coman, Ioana - 108 WTh 

Committeri, Giorgia - 419 WTh, 510 MT 

Comuzzie, Anthony - 1040 MT 

Concha, Luis - 432 MT, 895 WTh, 174 MT, 

280 WTh, 401 WTh, 424 MT, 191 MT 

Conde, Virginia - 839 WTh 

Confort-Gouny, Sylviane - 862 MT 

Congdon, Eliza - 343 WTh, 943 mT 

Conklin, Chris - 549 MT, 786 MT 

Conklin, Heather - 167 MT 

Conner, Christopher - 567 mT, 632 MT, 1047 mT 

Connolly, Andrew - 820 MT, 541 MT 

Connolly, Joanna - 920 mT 

Connolly, Mary - 190 MT 

Conrod, Patricia - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 321 MT, 

333 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 

1084 MT 

Conroy, Susan - 299 WTh 

Consonni, Monica - 821 mT 

Consortium, the IMAGEN - 877 WTh, 1112 WTh, 

333 MT, 1084 MT 

Constable, R. Todd - 234 WTh, 349 MT, 639 MT, 

780 MT, 986 MT, 520 MT 

CONTE, EMANUELA - 132 MT 

Contreras, Oren - 32 WTh, 37 WTh 

Contreras Rodríguez, Oren - 213 WTh, 

33 WTh, 258 MT 

Conway, Bernard - 57 WTh, 948 WTh

Cook, Jacquelynn - 760 WTh 

Cook, Philip - 91 mT, 650 MT 

Cooke, Gillian - 331 mT 

Cooper, Shelly - 963 MT 

Cooperrider, Jason - 102 MT 

Copeland, Laura - 802 WTh 

Copolla, Giovanni - 70 MT 

Coppola, Richard - 723 MT, 738 MT, 849 WTh 

Corballis, Michael - 854 MT 

Corben, Louise - 48 WTh 

Corbett-Detig, James - 865 WTh 

Corbetta, Maurizio - 309 MT, 447 WTh, 22 MT 

Corbitt, Beverly - 894 MT 

Corcoran, Cheryl - 151 WTh 

Cordes, Dietmar - 46 MT, 85 MT, 96 mT, 

664 mT, 778 mT 

Cordovez, Jorge - 788 MT 

Cornes, Katherine - 112 MT 

Cornier, Marc-Andre - 221 WTh 

Coroian, Cristian - 615 WTh 

Correia, Marta - 594 MT 

Cortelli, Pietro - 1002 MT 

Cortese, Filomeno - 143 MT 

Cortese, Samuele - 173 mT 

Corvin, Aiden - 302 WTh 

Costa, Albert - 397 MT 

Costa da Costa, Jaderson - 203 MT 

Costa Dias, Taciana - 128 MT, 162 mT 

Costagli, Mauro - 1082 WTh 

Costanzo, Michelle - 281 WTh 

Costumero, Victor - 330 MT 

Coull, Jennifer - 417 WTh 

Coulon, Olivier - 615 MT, 624 mT, 686 MT, 691 MT 

Coupe, Pierrick - 456 MT, 474 WTh, 644 MT, 

673 MT 

Courtemanche, Jérôme - 756 WTh 

Courtet, Philippe - 218 WTh, 246 MT 

Courtney, William - 351 WTh 

Cousijn, Janna - 20 WTh 

Cousin, Emilie - 218 MT, 284 WTh 

Coutanche, Marc - 732 WTh 

Covanis, Panagiotis - 1048 MT 

Coveleskie, Kristen - 198 WTh, 282 WTh 

Covolan, Roberto - 1042 MT, 216 MT, 217 MT 

Cox, Christine - 1075 mT 

Cox, James - 112 WTh 

Cox, Jenniver - 224 WTh 

Cox, Patrick - 105 mT 

Cox, Robert - 694 MT, 709 MT, 739 WTh 

Cox, Sylvia - 328 mT 

Coxon, James - 298 MT 

Crabbe, Frances - 1014 WTh, 1032 WTh, 

1073 MT 

Craciunas, Sorin - 164 WTh 

Craddock, R. Cameron - 343 WTh, 550 WTh 

Craddock, Richard - 640 MT 

Craik, Fergus - 372 MT, 399 MT 

Crain, Stephen - 133 MT, 815 MT, 822 WTh, 

885 WTh 

Cramer, Steven - 21 MT, 308 WTh, 789 mT, 

837 WTh 

Cremers, Henk - 343 mT 

Cretti, Fabiola - 609 mT 

Crewther, David - 1000 MT, 1107 WTh 

Crewther, Sheila - 1000 MT, 1107 WTh 

Cribben, Ivor - 731 WTh 

Crippa, Ana Chrystina - 183 MT 

Cristea, Ioana - 278 WTh 

Cristia, Alejandrina - 793 WTh, 881 WTh 

Crittenden, Ben - 407 mT 

Crocetti, Deana - 144 MT, 463 WTh 

Crone, Julia Sophia - 1018 mT 

Cropp, Brett - 345 MT, 492 mT, 230 WTh, 

265 WTh 

Cross, Katy - 395 mT 

Crossley, Nicolas - 472 WTh 

Crouch, Benjamin - 1056 WTh, 1061 WTh 

Cruse, Damian - 303 mT, 318 MT, 431 WTh 

Cruz, Francisco - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Csernansky, John - 97 WTh, 721 MT 

Cui, Li - 301 MT 

Cukier, Sebastian - 118 MT 

Cummiford, Chelsea - 226 WTh 

Cummings, Jeffrey - 70 MT 

Cummins, Tarrant - 957 WTh 

Cunha, Gil - 207 MT 

Cunha, João Paulo - 207 MT 

Cunningham, Cameron - 504 MT 

Cunnington, Ross - 486 WTh, 641 MT, 926 WTh, 

928 WTh, 939 WTh 

Curby, Kim - 1086 WTh 

Curcic-Blake, Branislava - 88 WTh, 96 WTh 

Curran, Tim - 96 MT, 664 MT, 778 MT, 46 MT 

Curtis, Clayton - 914 WTh 

Curty, Eduardo - 378 MT 

Cusack, Rhodri - 417 MT 

Cutting, Laurie - 202 WTh 

Cuzzocreo, Jennifer - 690 MT, 791 MT 

Cyckowski, Laura - 585 MT, 866 mT 

Cyran, Carolin - 584 WTh 

Czechowska, Yvonne - 146 WTh 

Czisch, Michael - 702 MT 

d 

D’Agata, Federico - 1050 WTh 

D’Agostini, Serena - 710 MT 

D’Arcy, Ryan - 508 MT, 519 MT 

D’Esposito, Mark - 381 MT, 383 MT, 711 WTh, 

773 WTh, 857 WTh, 858 MT 

Da Costa, Sandra - 924 mT, 486 MT 

DA ROS, Marc - 1026 MT 

Daalman, Kirstin - 118 WTh 

Dabbs, Kevin - 214 MT 

Dabringhaus, Andreas - 178 WTh, 466 MT 

Dager, Stephen - 120 MT 

Dagher, Alain - 71 MT, 319 MT, 327 MT, 328 MT, 

68 MT, 72 MT, 90 MT, 1 WTh 

Dahnke, Robert - 673 WTh, 675 mT 

Dai, Dai - 761 WTh 

Dai, Guangping - 587 MT 

Dai, Haitao - 80 MT, 87 MT 

Dai, Zhengjia - 75 mT 

Dal Maso, Fabien - 931 WTh 

Dalal, Sarang - 656 WTh, 1012 MT, 654 WTh 

Dale, Anders - 94 WTh, 129 WTh, 311 WTh, 

325 WTh 

Dale, Corby - 115 WTh 

Daligault, Sebastien - 1074 WTh 

Dalla Barba, Gianfranco - 856 MT 

Dalrymple-Alford, John - 51 WTh 

Dalton, Kim M. - 648 MT 

Daly, Barry - 336 WTh 

Damaraju, Eswar - 866 WTh 

Damman, Philipp - 740 MT 

Dammers, Jürgen - 950 MT 

Damoiseaux, Jessica - 83 mT 

Damsgaard Bruhn, Johannes - 1027 MT 

Daneault, Véronique - 914 mT, 756 WTh 

Danells, Cynthia - 183 WTh 

Dang, Chinh - 336 WTh 

Dang-Vu, Thien Thanh - 289 MT 

Dankner, Nathan - 100 MT 

Danner, Unna - 187 WTh 

Danti, Sabrina - 421 WTh 

Dapretto, Mirella - 104 MT, 114 MT 

Darki, Fahimeh - 304 WTh 


Darsaud, Annabelle - 289 MT 

Dartigues, Jean-François - 884 MT, 901 MT 

Darzi, Ara - 521 WTh, 523 WTh, 530 WTh, 

1008 MT, 1109 WTh 

Das, Sandhitsu - 177 mT 

Das, Satyajit - 45 MT 

Das, Saumitra - 875 MT, 483 MT 

Daselaar, Sander - 1050 MT 

Dasmasceno, Benito - 216 MT 

Datta, Sushmita - 678 mT 

Dauchy, Frédéric - 847 MT 

Daughters, Stacey - 263 WTh, 273 WTh 

Daunizeau, Jean - 543 WTh, 649 WTh, 752 WTh, 

538 WTh, 546 WTh, 539 WTh 

DAUVILLIERS, Yves - 157 WTh 

Davenport, Nancy - 74 MT 

Davenport, Nicholas - 302 mT, 315 MT 

Davergne, Marie - 952 WTh 

Davey, Catherine - 698 WTh 

Davey, Christopher - 224 mT 

David, Anthony - 196 WTh 

David, Daniel - 278 WTh 

David, Höhn - 702 MT 

David, Olivier - 830 MT 

Davidson, Richard - 1003 WTh 

Davidson, Richard J. - 648 MT, 954 MT 

Davis, James - 172 MT 

Davis, Karen - 897 MT, 974 MT, 1052 WTh, 

1053 WTh, 1062 WTh 

Davis, Matthew - 815 WTh, 808 WTh 

Davis, Nicole - 202 WTh 

Davison, Andrew - 356 WTh 

Davranche, Karen - 417 WTh 

De Araujo, Draulio - 488 WTh 

De Beaumont, Louis - 311 MT 

De Bock, Thibaut - 45 MT 

de Boer, Jessica - 1013 WTh 

De Deyne, Simon - 812 MT 

de Diego-Balaguer, Ruth - 451 MT 

de Geus, Eco - 384 MT 

De Graaf, Jozina - 927 WTh 

de Graaf, Tom - 1095 WTh 

de Graaff, Jolien - 898 WTh 

de Greck, Moritz - 548 MT 

de Groot, Marius - 604 WTh 

De Guio, François - 145 mT 

de Jong, Bauke - 57 WTh, 948 WTh 

de Krom, Marc - 199 MT 

de kwaasteniet, Bart - 341 mT 

de la Garza, Raul - 351 WTh 

De La Garza, Richard - 8 WTh 

de la Iglesia Vaya, Maria - 642 MT, 343 WTh 

de Leeuw, Max - 540 mT 

De Martino, Federico - 473 MT, 1004 WTh, 

1005 WTh 

De Munck, Jan - 179 MT, 204 MT, 497 MT, 

672 WTh, 675 WTh, 696 mT, 915 mT 

De Pape, Anne-Marie - 399 MT 

de Pasquale, Francesco - 447 WTh, 510 MT 

de Ridder, Denise - 380 WTh 

de Ruiter, Michiel - 469 WTh, 530 MT 

De Simoni, Sara - 1053 mT 

De Tiège, Xavier - 798 MT 

De Vico Fallani, Fabrizio - 440 WTh, 1102 MT 

DE WEER, An-Sofie - 1026 MT 

de Weerd, Peter - 67 MT, 1006 WTh 

De Weijer, Antoin - 118 WTh 

De Wit, Stella - 31 WTh 

de Zubicaray, Greig - 49 MT, 297 WTh, 315 WTh, 

578 MT, 294 WTh, 318 WTh, 319 WTh, 322 

WTh, 550 WTh, 947 MT, 314 WTh 

de Zwart, Jacco - 481 WTh, 701 WTh, 715 MT 

Deakin, Bill - 119 WTh 

Dean, Douglas - 870 WTh 

Debas, Karen - 829 WTh 


DeBay, Drew - 508 MT 

DeBoysson, Chloé - 922 MT 

DeCastro, Alex - 17 WTh 

Dechent, Peter - 16 MT, 88 MT, 152 WTh, 365 MT, 

371 WTh, 380 MT, 381 WTh, 458 MT, 1039 mT 

Dechter, Eyal - 890 WTh 

Deckert, Jürgen - 25 MT, 393 MT 

Declerck, Jerome - 679 MT 

Degueldre, Christian - 289 MT 

DeGutis, Joseph - 545 MT 

Dehaene, Stanislas - 792 WTh, 810 MT 

Dehaene-Lambertz, Ghislaine - 148 MT, 

508 WTh, 879 WTh 

Dehaes, Mathieu - 503 WTh 

Deib, Gerard - 895 MT 

Deichmann, Ralf - 1044 WTh 

Dejonckere, Philippe - 46 WTh 

Del Gratta, Cosimo - 356 MT, 410 WTh 

del Pozo, Francisco - 498 WTh 

Del Zotto, Marzia - 279 WTh 

Delany, David - 920 MT 

Delatycki, Martin - 48 WTh 

Delgado, Pedro - 248 MT 

Delgado-Rico, Elena - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Della Penna, Stefania - 447 WTh 

Dellani, Paulo - 76 WTh 

Delmaire, Christine - 59 WTh 

Delmaire, Christine - 930 WTh 

Delon-Martin, Chantal - 872 MT, 924 WTh 

Delpuech, Claude - 426 MT, 198 MT 

Demenescu, Liliana - 270 MT 

Demertzi, Athena - 1015 WTh 

Demir, Özlem Ece - 776 WTh 

Demirakca, Traute - 882 mT 

Demiralp, Tamer - 478 WTh, 544 WTh 

Demonet, Jean-Francois - 922 MT 

den Braber, Anouk - 384 MT, 445 mT, 497 MT 

den Hollander, Jan - 105 WTh, 109 WTh 

Den Ouden, Dirk-Bart - 817 WTh, 813 MT 

Den Ouden, Hanneke - 543 WTh 

Deng, Hua-Ting - 650 WTh, 904 WTh 

Deng, Weiran - 476 MT 

Dengler, R - 286 WTh 

Dengler, Reinhard - 44 WTh, 442 MT 

denHollander, Jan - 894 MT 

Dennis, Maureen - 166 MT 

Denys, Damiaan - 341 MT, 530 MT 

Deoni, Sean - 870 WTh, 127 MT 

Deppe, Michael - 187 MT, 188 MT, 219 MT, 

392 WTh, 575 mT, 876 MT, 616 WTh 

Derado, Gordana - 541 WTh, 563 WTh 

Derauf, Chris - 172 mT 

Derbyshire, Stuart - 1041 WTh 

Deriche, Rachid - 118 MT, 558 MT, 597 WTh 

Derntl, Birgit - 270 WTh, 1105 MT, 1110 mT 

Derrfuss, Jan - 682 WTh 

Desai, Rutvik - 781 WTh, 794 WTh 

Descoteaux, Maxime - 614 WTh, 962 MT 

Desgranges, Béatrice - 430 MT, 850 MT 

Desguerre, Isabelle - 329 WTh 

DeShetler, Natalie - 371 MT 

Deshpande, Gopikrishna - 724 mT 

Deshpande, Hrishikesh - 99 MT, 894 MT 

Desjardins, Michèle - 414 WTh, 514 WTh 

Desjardins-Crépeau, Laurence - 414 WTh, 

514 WTh, 898 MT, 1045 MT, 500 WTh 

Desmond, John - 862 WTh 

DeSouza, Danielle - 897 MT 

DeSouza, Joseph - 390 WTh 

Desseilles, Martin - 248 WTh, 289 mT 

Destrieux, Christophe - 946 MT 

Detre, John - 63 MT, 177 MT 

Deuerling-zheng, Yu - 468 WTh, 480 WTh 

Deus, Joan - 213 WTh, 255 MT 


Deus, Johan - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 37 WTh, 

39 WTh, 258 MT 

Deuschl, Christine - 61 MT 

Deuschl, Günther - 200 MT 

Deutsch, Georg - 894 mT 

deVeber, Gabrielle - 182 WTh 

DeYoe, Edgar - 995 MT 

Dhaliwal, Harinder - 518 WTh 

Dhamala, Mukesh - 389 WTh 

Dhital, Bibek - 928 MT, 982 WTh 

Dhollander, Thijs - 300 MT, 954 WTh 

DHOND, RUPALI - 871 mT, 1070 WTh 

Di, Xin - 553 MT 

Di Martino, Adriana - 110 mT, 158 MT, 681 WTh, 

731 MT, 735 WTh, 1075 MT, 566 MT, 707 WTh, 

779 WTh, 989 WTh 

Di Pierro, Ezio - 356 MT 

Di Rienzo, Franck - 426 mT 

Diaconescu, Andreea Oliviana - 907 mT 

Diamond, Solomon - 504 WTh, 505 WTh 

Dias, Carlos - 1042 MT 

Diaz, Alexander - 384 MT 

Díaz, José - 424 MT 

Diaz, Jose luis - 1079 MT 

Diaz, Michele - 814 mT 

Díaz, Rosalinda - 53 WTh 

DiCamillo, Paul - 496 MT 

Dick, Anthony - 795 WTh 

Dick, Frederic - 869 WTh 

Dickerson, Bradford - 942 MT 

Dickie, Erin - 1084 mT 

Dickinson, Dwight - 327 WTh 

Dickscheid, Timo - 950 MT 

Dickstein, Daniel - 128 MT, 129 MT, 343 WTh 

Didic, Mira - 862 MT 

Diederen, Kelly - 118 WTh 

Diehl, Maria - 389 mT 

Diekhof, Esther - 371 WTh, 381 WTh, 929 MT 

Diekhoff, Svenja - 162 WTh, 165 WTh, 922 WTh 

Dien, Joseph - 788 WTh 

Dierker, Donna - 338 WTh 

Dierks, Thomas - 14 MT 

Diers, Kersten - 274 MT, 290 MT, 1031 MT 

Dieterich, Marianne - 584 WTh 

Dietrich, Susanne - 796 WTh 

Dietz, Martin - 438 WTh 

Dietzek, Maren - 747 MT 

DiFrancesco, Mark - 441 MT, 1020 mT 

Dijksterhuis, Ap - 1071 MT 

Dilharreguy, Bixente - 812 WTh, 847 MT, 884 MT, 

901 MT 

Dilks, Daniel - 890 WTh 

Diltz, Mark - 389 MT 

DiMarco, Andrew - 549 MT 

Dimyan, Michael - 832 WTh 

Ding, Yang - 218 WTh 

Dinov, Ivo - 593 WTh, 623 MT, 971 WTh, 625 MT 

Dion, Laurie-anne - 469 mT 

Direito, Bruno - 1104 WTh 

DiSano, Michael - 567 MT, 571 mT, 632 MT, 

1047 MT 

Dittus, Kim - 854 WTh 

Diukova, Ana - 1106 WTh 

Diwadkar, Vaibhav - 78 WTh, 157 mT, 165 mT 

Diwakar, Mithun - 301 MT 

Dixon, Eunice - 106 MT 

Dixson, Luanna - 223 MT, 225 mT 

Djarmati, Ana - 68 WTh 

Djurovic, Srdjan - 311 WTh 

Do Lam, Anne - 845 mT 

Dodge, Neil - 157 MT, 188 WTh 

Doehrmann, Oliver - 240 mT 

Dogan, Imis - 52 WTh, 65 WTh, 842 WTh 

Dohen, Marion - 130 WTh 

Dohle, Christian - 917 WTh 

Dohn, Anders - 835 MT 

Dojat, Michel - 346 WTh, 872 MT, 924 WTh 

Dolan, Raymond - 239 WTh, 1059 MT 

Dolzhenko, Juli - 891 MT 

Domagalik, Aleksandra - 1050 MT 

Domenech, Philippe - 379 WTh 

Domi, Trish - 182 WTh 

Domingues, Romeu - 378 MT, 539 MT 

Dominguez D., Juan - 372 WTh 

DOMIZIO, SERGIO - 132 MT 

Dong, Zhangye - 487 WTh, 746 MT, 518 MT 

Donix, Markus - 472 MT 

Donnelly, Kiely - 903 mT 

Donnelly, Nick - 112 MT 

Donner, Elizabeth - 412 MT, 845 WTh 

Donohoe, Gary - 302 WTh 

Dörfel, Denise - 1096 mT 

Döring, Thomas - 378 MT, 403 MT 

Dormal, Giulia - 1025 WTh 

Dornhof, Lina - 25 WTh 

Dosenbach, Nico - 128 MT 

Doshi, Chiran - 209 mT 

Douaud, Gwenaelle - 66 mT, 469 WTh 

Doud, Alexander - 1102 MT 

Dougherty, Darin - 36 WTh 

Dougherty, Jaimie - 786 mT 

Dougherty, Robert - 610 WTh, 777 WTh, 953 MT 

Douglas, Pamela - 114 mT 

Doyle-Thomas, Krissy - 124 mT 

Doyon, Julien - 678 WTh, 836 WTh, 829 WTh, 

835 WTh, 914 MT 

Draganski, Bogdan - 196 WTh, 446 MT, 888 MT, 

949 MT 

Drake, Angela - 301 MT 

Drakesmith, Mark - 424 WTh 

Dramsdahl, Margaretha - 971 MT 

Drane, Daniel - 741 MT 

Dreher, Jean-Claude - 379 WTh 

Dresler, Thomas - 2 WTh, 25 MT, 393 MT, 

551 WTh 

Dressing, Harald - 1106 MT 

Drevets, Wayne - 228 WTh, 233 WTh, 321 WTh, 

512 MT, 859 MT, 1055 MT 

Driver, Jon - 1059 MT 

Dronkers, Nina - 955 WTh, 957 mT 

Druzgal, T. Jason - 102 MT 

Dryden, Ian - 719 MT 

Du, Jia - 616 mT 

Du, Yuhui - 647 mT 

Du Plessis, Lindie - 203 WTh 

Duan, Yunyun - 86 MT 

Duann, Jeng-Ren - 585 WTh 

Duarte, Isabel Catarina - 207 mT 

Dubbini, Nevio - 571 WTh 

Dubé, Audrey-Anne - 114 WTh 

Dube, Sarahjane - 385 MT 

Dubeau, François - 189 MT, 192 MT, 202 MT 

Dubois, Jessica - 886 WTh 

Dubovik, Sviatlana - 161 WTh, 654 WTh 

DuBray, Molly - 102 MT 

Duca, Sergio - 1050 WTh 

Ducharme, Simon - 226 mT, 254 MT, 891 WTh 

Duchesnay, Edouard - 316 WTh, 317 WTh, 

623 WTh 

Duchesne, Simon - 362 WTh, 931 MT 

Duda, Jeffrey - 497 WTh 

Duerden, Emma - 123 mT, 124 MT 

Duff, Eugene - 579 WTh, 1059 WTh 

Duffau, Hugues - 868 MT 

Duggirala, Ravi - 892 MT 

Duggirala, Ravindranath - 296 WTh, 309 WTh, 

455 MT, 507 MT 

Dukart, Juergen - 10 MT, 47 mT, 64 mT, 839 WTh 

Dumas, Julie - 274 WTh, 454 MT, 854 WTh, 

912 mT

Dumont, Marie - 914 MT 

Dunaif, Andrea - 721 MT 

Duncan, Erica - 1021 MT 

Duncan, John - 178 MT, 180 MT, 208 MT, 407 MT 

Duncan, Niall - 548 MT, 596 WTh 

Duning, Thomas - 876 MT 

Dunlop, John - 63 MT 

Dunlop, Joseph - 592 WTh, 657 WTh 

Dunn, Jeff - 518 WTh 

Dupont, Patrick - 300 MT, 812 MT, 954 WTh 

Dupoux, Emmanuel - 793 WTh, 881 WTh 

Dupuy, Olivier - 898 MT, 1045 MT 

Durfee, Jackie - 224 WTh 

Durgerian, Sally - 42 mT 

Durning, Steven - 411 WTh 

Durr, Alexandra - 59 WTh 

Dursun, Serdar - 396 MT 

Duru, Deniz - 544 WTh 

Dušek, Petr - 49 WTh 

Duthie, Kristen - 630 MT 

Dutt, Shubir - 237 WTh 

Dutton, Mary Ann - 262 MT 

Dutton, Rebecca - 251 MT 

Duyn, Jeff - 192 WTh, 444 MT, 457 MT, 481 WTh, 

527 MT, 701 WTh, 715 MT 

Duzzi, Davide - 11 MT, 923 WTh 

Dykstra, Andrew - 631 mT 

Dymowski, Alicia - 54 WTh, 66 WTh 

Dyrby, Tim - 564 MT 

Dziobek, Isabel - 194 WTh 

e 

E, Keren - 909 MT 

Eagan, Danielle - 288 MT 

Eaton, Kenneth - 196 MT, 823 MT 

Ebdrup, Bjørn - 95 WTh 

Ebeling, Hanna - 125 MT 

Ebner, Franz - 408 WTh, 851 WTh 

Ebrat, Bahar - 198 WTh 

Ecker, Christine - 761 MT 

Eckert, Mark - 470 MT 

Eckert, Ulf - 266 MT 

Eco, de Geus - 445 MT, 497 MT 

Edden, Richard - 128 WTh, 462 WTh, 

463 WTh, 236 mT 

Eden, Guinevere - 149 MT, 782 WTh 

Edwards, Dylan - 173 WTh 

Edwards, Robert - 1054 WTh, 1049 WTh 

Egan, Gary - 54 WTh, 48 WTh, 66 WTh, 190 WTh, 

372 WTh, 698 WTh 

Egashira, Kazuteru - 238 MT, 259 MT, 295 MT, 

513 WTh 

Eger, Evelyn - 555 WTh 

Egger, Karl - 601 mT 

Eggermann, Thomas - 52 MT 

Egorova, Natalia - 793 WTh 

Ehlis, Ann-Christine - 2 WTh, 25 MT, 551 WTh, 

903 WTh, 929 WTh, 1068 MT 

Ehmke, Ross - 705 MT 

Ehrlich, Stefan - 123 WTh 

Ehrsson, H - 843 MT, 1024 WTh, 1034 WTh 

Eichele, Heike - 382 mT 

Eichele, Tom - 141 WTh, 382 MT, 690 WTh, 

80 WTh, 653 MT, 657 MT, 753 MT 

Eichner, Cornelius - 557 MT, 560 mT 

Eickhoff, Simon - 92 WTh, 162 WTh, 171 WTh, 

244 WTh, 285 MT, 367 MT, 689 WTh, 747 

WTh, 842 WTh, 893 MT, 919 WTh, 922 WTh, 

925 MT, 958 MT, 987 MT, 1072 MT, 1110 MT, 

78 WTh, 727 WTh, 966 WTh, 1009 WTh, 

1077 MT 

Eidelberg, David - 655 MT, 958 WTh 

Eippert, Falk - 899 WTh 

Eirich, Elisa - 551 WTh 

Eisenberg, Daniel - 47 WTh, 89 WTh, 230 WTh, 

492 MT, 534 WTh, 851 MT 

Ekhtiari, Hamed - 29 WTh 

Ekman, Matthias - 682 WTh 

El Marroun, Hanan - 464 mT, 880 WTh, 898 WTh 

EL MENDILI, Mohamed-Mounir - 184 WTh 

El-Deredy, Wael - 119 WTh, 275 MT, 424 WTh, 

427 WTh 

Elben, Saskia - 1 MT, 455 WTh 

Eldaief, Mark - 963 WTh, 981 WTh 

Elger, Christian - 845 MT 

Elgie, Benjamin - 802 WTh 

Elia, Josephine - 585 MT 

Eliez, Stephan - 120 WTh, 124 WTh, 955 MT 

Ellefsen-Gauthier, Paule - 414 WTh 

Ellis, Robert - 528 mT 

Ellmore, Timothy - 567 MT, 571 MT, 632 MT, 

1047 MT 

Elman, Lauren - 612 WTh 

Elmer, Stefan - 814 WTh 

Elshoff, Lydia - 185 mT 

Elton, Amanda - 377 mT 

Ely, Tim - 253 MT 

Ely, Timothy - 377 MT 

Emerson, John - 681 WTh 

Emmanuel, MOYSE - 2 MT 

Emmorey, Karen - 961 MT, 778 WTh 

Ende, Gabriele - 882 MT 

Endres, Matthias - 170 WTh 

Engel, Stephen - 777 MT 

Engels, Anna - 763 WTh 

Englisch, Susanne - 104 WTh 

Engstrom, Maria - 1046 WTh 

Ennabil, Nourane - 906 MT 

Enoch, Mary-Anne - 939 MT 

Entakli, Jonathan - 927 WTh 

Entis, Jonathan - 17 WTh, 116 WTh 

Erb, Michael - 855 WTh, 1068 mT 

Erdo,an, Basri - 478 WTh 

Erhardt, Erik - 657 mT, 690 WTh, 964 WTh 

Erickson, Crystal - 327 mT 

Erickson, Kirk - 370 MT, 565 MT 

Eriksson, Johan - 890 MT 

Erla, Silvia - 938 WTh 

Ernst, Lena - 2 WTh, 25 MT, 1068 MT 

Ernst, Monique - 26 WTh 

Ernst, Thomas - 21 WTh 

Erpelding, Nathalie - 1053 WTh 

Ertl, Matthias - 410 MT 

Escera, Carles - 1010 WTh 

Eshaghi, Arman - 36 MT, 94 MT 

Eskandar, Emad - 36 WTh 

Eskildsen, Simon - 673 mT 

Eslinger, Paul - 737 WTh, 860 WTh 

Espeland, Mark - 564 WTh 

Espie, Colin - 156 WTh 

Esposito, Fabrizio - 262 WTh 

Esposito, Mario - 65 MT 

Essig, Marco - 147 WTh 

Esslinger, Christine - 24 MT, 104 WTh, 229 MT 

Estebanez, Luc - 356 WTh 

Esteitie, Rania - 204 WTh 

Esterbauer, Harald - 274 MT, 290 MT 

Esterman, Michael - 545 MT 

Estes, Annette - 120 MT 

Estrada-Hernández, Christian - 576 MT 

Eswaran, Hari - 452 WTh 

Ethofer, Thomas - 243 WTh, 245 WTh, 288 WTh, 

1100 MT 

Etkin, Amit - 221 MT 

Etzel, Joset - 591 WTh 

Eugène, Fanny - 421 MT 


Eustache, Francis - 430 MT, 850 MT 

Evans, Alan - 164 MT, 182 MT, 344 WTh, 

361 WTh, 619 MT, 871 WTh, 883 WTh, 

891 WTh, 959 MT, 973 WTh, 977 WTh, 

114 WTh, 226 MT, 254 MT, 873 WTh, 881 MT, 

150 MT 

Evans, Jennifer - 490 MT, 683 WTh, 696 WTh, 

725 WTh 

Evans, Jennifer - 776 mT 

Evans, John - 128 WTh, 236 MT, 281 MT, 

462 WTh, 1106 WTh, 1110 WTh 

Evans, Karleyton - 1054 WTh 

Everling, Stefan - 999 MT 

Eviatar, Zohar - 816 MT 

Ewers, Michael - 84 MT 

Eyler, Fonda Davis - 134 MT, 171 MT 

Eyler, Lisa - 325 WTh 

Eymard, Bruno - 329 WTh 

Ezekiel, Frederick - 392 mT 

f 

Fabbro, Franco - 821 MT 

Faber, Ron - 232 WTh 

Fabienne, ORY - 2 MT 

Faes, Theo - 696 MT 

Fahey, Ciara - 302 WTh 

Fahim, Cherine - 114 WTh, 164 mT 

Fahoum, Firas - 189 mT 

Faillenot, Isabelle - 1040 WTh 

Fair, Damien - 128 mT, 129 MT, 343 WTh, 162 MT 

Falcon, Carles - 689 MT 

Falip, Mercè - 451 MT 

Falkai, Peter - 149 WTh, 152 WTh, 371 WTh, 

468 MT, 620 MT 

Falkenberg, Irina - 287 WTh 

Falkenberg, Liv - 373 mT, 971 MT 

Fallah, Mazyar - 390 WTh 

Fallgatter, Andreas - 2 WTh, 25 MT, 903 WTh, 

1068 MT, 929 WTh, 551 WTh 

Fan, Jin - 124 MT, 735 MT 

Fan, lingzhong - 973 WTh 

Fan, Qiuyun - 202 WTh 

Fan, Yong - 647 MT 

Fan, Yuanyuan - 517 MT, 976 WTh, 978 WTh, 

968 WTh 

Fang, Candice - 418 MT 

Fang, Chunsheng - 557 WTh 

Fang, Jiliang - 981 MT 

Fang, Jing - 532 MT 

Fang, Yan - 102 WTh, 148 WTh 

Faraguna, Dino - 507 WTh 

Faraone, Stephen - 161 MT, 346 MT, 894 WTh 

Farinelli, Valentina - 1065 WTh 

Farivar, Reza - 67 MT, 1104 WTh, 1105 WTh 

Farnetano, Bruno - 539 MT 

Faro, Scott - 786 MT, 549 MT 

Farooqi, Sadaf - 332 WTh 

Farroni, Teresa - 507 WTh 

Fattori, Patrizia - 510 MT 

Faulkner, Monica - 862 WTh 

Faure, Sylvane - 58 MT 

Fautrelle, Lilian - 911 WTh 

Favrat, Bernard - 10 WTh 

Federico, Paolo - 504 MT, 518 WTh 

Feeser, Melanie - 282 MT 

Fehm, Lydia - 286 MT 

Fehr, Ernst - 1106 MT 

Fehse, Kai - 1066 MT 

Feige, Bernd - 135 MT 

Feigin, Andrew - 655 MT, 958 WTh 

Feinberg, David - 473 MT, 499 MT 


Feindel, Kirk - 508 MT 

Feiweier, Thorsten - 555 MT, 557 MT, 

560 MT, 588 MT 

Fekete, Tomer - 588 WTh 

Felber, Stephan - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Feldbaek, Joergen - 438 WTh 

Feldman, Ruth - 253 WTh, 544 MT 

Feldman Barrett, Lisa - 257 WTh 

Felician, Olivier - 862 MT 

Fell, Juergen - 845 MT 

Fellows, Lesley - 328 MT 

Feng, Chunliang - 1094 MT 

Feng, Dai - 750 WTh, 760 WTh 

Feng, Tongxin - 440 MT 

Feng, Yenju - 429 WTh 

Fennema-Notestine, Christine - 94 WTh, 325 WTh 

Fenoglio, Angela - 1043 MT 

Ferguson, Michael - 764 WTh 

Fermin-Delgado, Rafael - 76 WTh 

Fernandes, Henrique - 741 WTh 

Fernandes, José Maria - 529 mT 

Fernández, Guillén - 236 WTh 

Fernandez-Egea, Emilio - 139 WTh 

Fernandez-Espejo, Davinia - 303 MT, 318 mT 

Fernandez-Miranda, Juan - 593 MT 

Fernández-Ruiz, Juan - 53 WTh 

Ferracini, Rafael - 403 MT 

Ferrari, Paolo - 495 WTh 

Ferrari, Paul - 390 WTh, 456 WTh, 653 WTh 

Ferreira, Carlos - 67 MT, 1102 WTh 

Ferrett, Helen - 22 WTh 

Ferretti, Antonio - 410 WTh, 356 MT 

Ferrier, Cyrille - 1051 MT 

Ferrucci, Luigi - 895 MT 

Fesi, Jeremy - 763 WTh 

Fettich, Karla - 212 WTh 

Feusner, Jamie - 264 mT, 243 MT, 269 MT, 

277 MT, 271 MT 

Fiebach, Christian - 682 WTh 

Fiebach, Jochen - 170 WTh, 896 MT 

Fiecas, Mark - 750 WTh, 755 WTh, 760 WTh 

Figee, Martijn - 341 MT 

Figueiredo, Patrícia - 211 MT, 485 WTh, 669 WTh, 

684 WTh, 741 WTh, 760 MT 

Filippi, Christopher - 454 MT, 599 MT 

Filippi, Massimo - 81 MT 

Filippini, Nicola - 1065 WTh 

Fillard, Pierre - 623 WTh 

Filzmoser, Peter - 754 WTh, 769 WTh, 785 MT 

Findlay, Anne - 828 WTh, 115 WTh 

Fink, Gereon - 162 WTh, 165 WTh, 171 WTh, 

385 WTh 

Fink, James - 554 MT 

Finkelmeyer, Andreas - 1029 WTh 

Firbank, Michael - 64 WTh 

Fisch, Sophie-Alexandra - 268 MT 

Fischer, Håkan - 231 WTh 

Fischer, Jeffery - 256 MT 

Fischer, Matthias - 2 WTh 

Fischer, Thomas - 1031 mT 

Fischl, Bruce - 325 WTh, 340 WTh, 617 MT, 

621 MT, 622 MT, 684 MT, 685 mT, 705 WTh, 

936 MT, 987 WTh, 988 WTh 

Fischmeister, Florian - 643 mT 

Fitzpatrick, Kevin - 190 MT 

Flagmeier, Sabina - 816 WTh, 824 WTh 

Flamand, Constance - 930 WTh 

Fletcher, Jack - 166 MT 

Flöel, Agnes - 896 MT 

Flor, Herta - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 321 MT, 333 MT, 

337 MT, 352 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Florea, Olivia - 186 MT, 515 WTh, 803 MT 

FLORES GUTIÉRREZ, ENRIQUE OCTAVIO - 

292 mT 

Florin, Esther - 909 WTh 


Flowers, Lynn - 149 MT 

Flück, Daniela - 483 WTh 

Fluss, Joel - 148 MT, 879 WTh 

Focke, Niels - 178 MT, 620 MT 

Foerster, Bernd - 76 WTh, 1042 MT 

Fogel, Stuart - 836 WTh 

Fogel, Stuart - 835 WTh 

Foki, Thomas - 77 WTh, 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Foland-Ross, Lara - 247 MT, 256 MT 

Folland, Nicole - 443 mT, 1016 WTh 

Foltynie, Thomas - 949 MT 

Fonov, Vladimir - 43 MT, 959 MT, 58 MT, 72 MT, 

624 MT, 673 MT 

Fonov, Vladmir - 68 MT, 90 MT, 361 WTh, 

456 MT, 71 MT 

FONSECA, ROCHELE - 378 mT, 403 mT 

Fonseca-Pinto, Rui - 655 WTh 

Font, Mireia - 139 WTh 

Fonteijn, Hubert - 51 mT 

Ford, Judith - 324 WTh 

Ford, Kristen - 350 mT 

Forester, Brent - 284 MT 

Foret, Ariane - 600 WTh 

Formento-Dojot, Patrizia - 70 WTh 

Formisano, Elia - 262 WTh, 547 WTh, 1004 WTh, 

1005 WTh, 1006 WTh 

Fornari, Eleonora - 10 WTh, 38 mT, 730 WTh 

Foroud, Tatiana - 299 WTh, 320 WTh 

Forsberg, Lars - 355 WTh 

Förstl, Hans - 141 WTh, 220 WTh 

Forstmann, Birte - 377 WTh, 387 WTh, 388 MT, 

926 mT, 1002 WTh 

Fortier, Catherine - 16 WTh 

Fortier, Emilie - 276 mT 

Fortier-Gauthier, Ulysse - 861 WTh 

Fortin, Claudette - 414 WTh 

Fortin, Julie - 860 mT 

Foryt, Paul - 754 mT 

Foscolo, Luciano - 11 MT, 70 WTh 

Fosnæs, Mark - 1027 MT 

Fossati, Philippe - 382 WTh 

Foster, Nicholas - 97 mT, 113 MT 

Fouche, Jean-Paul - 263 mT 

Fouque, Anne-Laure - 623 WTh 

Fourkas, Alissa - 832 WTh 

Fox, Mickle - 736 WTh 

Fox, Nick - 51 MT 

Fox, P - 352 WTh 

Fox, P Mickle - 659 MT 

Fox, Peter - 29 MT, 244 WTh, 248 MT, 296 WTh, 

309 WTh, 367 MT, 487 MT, 507 MT, 659 MT, 

689 WTh, 727 WTh, 747 WTh, 830 WTh, 

842 WTh, 892 MT, 919 WTh, 933 WTh, 

1040 MT, 15 MT, 92 WTh, 352 WTh, 455 MT, 

736 WTh, 824 WTh, 825 WTh, 947 WTh, 

1077 MT 

Frackowiak, Richard - 164 MT, 888 MT, 949 MT, 

79 MT, 446 MT, 730 WTh, 924 MT 

FRADCOURT, Benoit - 284 WTh 

Frahm, Jens - 840 WTh, 1039 MT, 1073 WTh, 

1076 WTh 

Frances, Maria F. - 969 WTh 

Franceschini, Maria Angela - 503 WTh, 1043 MT 

Francis, Sue - 1008 WTh 

Francis, Susan - 489 WTh, 719 MT, 1049 MT 

Franco, Alexandre - 640 mT, 613 WTh 

Frank, Michael - 328 MT 

Frank, Sabine - 235 WTh, 332 WTh 

Franke, Katja - 572 WTh, 573 WTh, 879 mT 

Frankemolle, Anneke - 50 WTh 

Franken, Ingmar - 9 WTh 

Franklin, Crystal - 29 MT, 487 MT, 825 WTh 

Franz, Carol - 325 WTh 

Franz, Liz - 952 WTh 

Franzen, John - 153 MT, 159 mT 

Franzoni, Ferdinando - 831 WTh 

Fraser, Nicole (Nikki) - 315 mT 

Fraser, Sarah - 514 WTh 

Frasnelli, Johannes - 1014 mT 

Frazier, Jean - 463 MT 

Frederick, Blaise - 284 MT, 490 WTh, 476 WTh 

Freel, Stefanie - 257 MT 

Freeman, Bruce - 1052 WTh, 1062 WTh 

Freeman, John - 912 WTh 

Freissmuth, Michael - 274 MT 

Fremont, Wanda - 108 WTh 

French, Louis - 308 MT 

Frens, Maarten - 916 WTh 

Frey, Dieter - 1066 MT 

Freyer, Frank - 625 WTh 

Friederici, Angela - 800 MT, 875 WTh 

Friedland, David - 701 MT 

Friedman, Edward - 493 WTh 

Friedman, Rhonda - 785 WTh, 819 MT 

Friedrich, Michaela-Elena - 785 MT 

Fries, Pascal - 1023 WTh 

Frisch, Stefan - 219 WTh 

Frisoni, Giovanni - 57 MT, 81 MT, 410 WTh, 

931 MT 

Friston, Karl - 58 WTh, 368 WTh, 538 WTh, 

542 WTh, 543 WTh, 649 WTh, 721 WTh, 

752 WTh, 1017 MT, 1028 MT, 539 WTh, 

762 MT 

Frith, Chris - 1085 MT 

Fritsch, Virgile - 938 mT 

Fritsche, Andreas - 326 MT, 332 WTh, 332 MT, 

858 WTh 

Fritz, Tom - 928 MT 

Froehlich, Alyson - 102 MT 

Froelich, Lutz - 84 MT 

Frokjaer, Vibe - 562 MT 

Frölich, Lutz - 53 MT 

Frosch, Matthew - 936 MT 

Frost, Martin - 626 mT 

Frouin, Frédérique - 898 MT 

FROUIN, Vincent - 316 WTh, 317 WTh 

Fuchs, Alexander - 1058 MT 

Fuchs, Christina - 84 WTh 

Fuenfstueck, Tillmann - 287 MT 

Fuentes, Paola - 330 MT 

Fuhr, Shannon - 334 WTh 

Fujii, Kenko - 1008 MT 

Fujii, Kurumi - 923 MT 

Fujii, Ryo - 153 WTh 

Fujii, Takeshi - 390 MT 

Fujii, Tetsunoshin - 147 MT 

Fujii, Yuko - 238 MT, 513 WTh 

Fujimoto, Ayataka - 8 MT 

Fujimoto, Kyoko - 621 mT, 705 WTh 

Fujimura, Tomomi - 271 WTh 

Fujioka, Takako - 399 mT, 437 mT, 446 WTh 

Fujisawa, Takashi - 1037 WTh 

Fukuda, Hiroshi - 887 WTh, 977 WTh 

Fukunaga, Masaki - 457 MT, 715 MT 

Fukushima, Makoto - 633 WTh 

Fukuyama, Hidenao - 608 MT, 613 MT, 945 MT, 

1000 WTh, 1100 WTh 

Fumuro, Tomoyuki - 945 MT 

Furdea, Adrian - 907 WTh 

Furey, Maura - 772 MT, 991 MT, 1055 mT, 

1057 MT 

Furtner, Julia - 717 WTh 

Futatsubashi, Masami - 56 WTh 

Fydrich, Thomas - 286 MT 

Fyshe, Alona - 806 MT

g 

GABELLE, Audrey - 157 WTh 

Gabilondo, Iñigo - 689 MT 

Gabrieli, John - 240 MT, 857 MT, 713 WTh 

Gaddis, Andrew - 144 mT, 163 MT 

GadElkarim, Johnson - 572 MT 

Gaesser, Brendan - 841 MT 

Gaetz, William - 934 WTh 

Gaffrey, Michael - 222 mT 

Gaggl, Wolfgang - 701 MT 

Gaglianese, Anna - 571 WTh, 831 WTh 

Gagnepain, Pierre - 808 WTh 

Gagnon, Caroline - 989 MT 

Gagnon, Louis - 517 WTh, 1044 mT 

Gaignard, Alban - 346 WTh 

Gaillard, William - 105 MT, 876 WTh, 107 MT, 

326 WTh 

Gajjar, Amar - 167 MT 

Galan, Lidice - 467 MT 

Galanopoulos, Voula - 1005 MT 

Galati, Gaspare - 419 WTh, 510 MT 

Galatioto Paradiso, Giuseppe - 356 MT 

Galer, Sophie - 798 MT 

Galetta, Fabio - 831 WTh 

Galka, Andreas - 175 MT 

Gallagher, Anne - 211 WTh 

Gallay, David - 927 mT 

Gallay, Marc - 927 MT 

Gallea, Cecile - 930 WTh, 27 MT, 69 WTh, 

942 WTh, 45 WTh 

Gallen, Courtney - 939 mT 

Galletti, Claudio - 510 MT 

Gallhofer, Bernd - 634 WTh, 919 MT 

Gallinat, Juergen - 252 WTh, 333 MT, 352 MT, 

452 MT, 459 MT, 536 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 

1084 MT 

Galluzzi, Samantha - 57 MT, 81 MT 

Galuske, Ralf - 556 MT 

Galvan, Adriana - 943 MT 

Galvez, Marcelo - 788 MT 

Gambale, Catherine - 450 MT 

Gan, Gabriela - 405 MT 

Gandjbakhche, Amir - 525 WTh 

Gane, Claire - 423 WTh 

Ganjgahi, Habib - 29 WTh, 36 mT, 94 MT 

Gantner, Ithabi - 494 MT 

Gao, Fying - 70 MT 

Gao, Jia-Hong - 579 MT, 212 WTh 

Gao, Wei - 685 WTh 

Garavan, Hugh - 6 WTh, 302 WTh, 321 MT, 

1084 MT, 23 WTh, 252 WTh, 333 MT, 337 MT, 

352 MT, 360 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh 

Garbin, Gabriele - 801 MT 

Garcia, Samuel - 356 WTh 

Garcia Barnet, Juilan - 341 MT 

García-Alvárez, Roberto - 498 WTh 

Garcia-Finana, Marta - 361 MT 

Garcia-Garcia, Manuel - 707 WTh 

Garcia-Marti, Gracián - 642 MT 

García-Panach, Javier - 317 MT 

Gardini, Simona - 24 WTh 

Gardner, Justin - 1082 WTh 

Garfinkel, Sarah - 291 WTh 

Garg, Rahul - 666 mT 

Garg, Ranjini - 205 WTh 

GARNIER, Maeva - 819 WTh 

Garrett, Douglas - 880 mT 

Garrido, Marta - 239 WTh, 539 WTh, 1017 MT 

Garyfallidis, Eleftherios - 598 WTh 

Gaser, Christian - 135 WTh, 572 WTh, 573 WTh, 

628 MT, 673 WTh, 675 MT, 747 MT, 879 MT, 

941 MT 

Gaspar, Carl - 1092 WTh 

Gasparetto, Emerson - 378 MT, 403 MT, 539 MT 

Gass, Achim - 66 MT, 466 MT, 568 WTh 

Gass, Dagmar - 24 MT, 104 WTh 

Gasser, Thomas - 5 MT, 740 MT 

Gates, Kathleen - 723 WTh, 734 WTh 

Gau, Shur-Fen - 185 WTh 

Gau, Susan Shur-Fen - 126 MT, 561 MT, 573 MT 

Gaudron, Marie - 166 WTh 

Gauggel, Siegfried - 811 MT 

Gauthier, Claudine - 500 WTh, 898 mT, 1052 mT, 

1045 MT, 680 WTh 

Gauthier, Serge - 43 MT, 50 MT, 68 MT, 71 MT, 

72 MT, 90 MT 

Gavaret, Martine - 205 MT 

Gawryluk, Jodie - 519 mT 

Gaxiola-Valdez, Ismael - 206 MT 

Gayda, Jessica - 331 MT 

Ge, Shuzhi - 527 WTh 

Ge, Yue - 950 WTh, 1094 mT 

Geary, David - 412 WTh 

Gebel, Benjamin - 433 mT 

Gebhardt, Helge - 634 WTh, 919 MT 

Geda, Elisabetta - 1050 WTh 

Gee, James - 91 MT, 319 WTh, 497 WTh, 

606 WTh, 612 WTh, 650 MT, 954 MT 

Geffroy, Dominique - 360 WTh 

Geier, Charles - 387 MT 

Geissler, Alexander - 77 WTh, 525 mT, 534 MT, 

535 MT, 643 MT, 1078 WTh 

Gelernter, Joel - 131 WTh, 313 WTh 

Gelinas, Jennifer - 190 mT 

Geminiani, Giuliano - 1050 WTh 

Gemme, Gianluca - 65 MT 

Gench, Jennifer - 169 MT 

Genetti, Melanie - 442 WTh 

Geng, Joy - 426 WTh 

Geng, Xiujuan - 470 WTh, 939 MT 

Gennatas, Efstathios - 62 MT 

Genschaft, Marina - 130 MT 

Gentile, Giovanni - 1024 WTh, 1034 WTh 

Gentili, Claudio - 278 WTh 

George, Nathalie - 856 MT, 1080 MT 

Georgiou-Karistianis, Nellie - 54 WTh, 66 WTh, 

48 WTh 

Gepshtein, Sergei - 1099 WTh 

Geramita, Matthew - 331 WTh 

Gerber, Johannes - 1014 MT 

Gerdes, Jan - 219 mT, 575 MT 

Gerdes, Jan-Simon - 616 WTh 

Gerig, Guido - 304 MT 

Gerlach, Alexander - 286 MT 

Germann, Jurgen - 932 MT 

Gerretsen, Philip - 145 WTh 

Gertz, Hermann-Josef - 84 MT 

Gervai, Patricia - 261 MT, 471 WTh 

Geurts, Monique - 298 MT, 300 MT 

Geyer, Stefan - 415 MT, 447 MT, 934 mT, 

982 WTh, 999 WTh, 1002 WTh 

Ghahremani, Dara - 371 mT 

Ghassabian, Akhgar - 405 WTh 

Ghassemi, Mohammad - 324 WTh 

Ghazi Saidi, Ladan - 804 mT 

Ghezzo, Luca - 70 WTh 

Ghinani, Sasan - 167 WTh 

Ghinato Mainieri, Alessandra - 1087 mT 

Ghio, Marta - 923 WTh 

Ghosh, Boyd - 44 MT 

Ghosh, Satrajit - 240 MT, 857 MT 

Ghuman, Avniel - 106 mT 

Giani, Anette - 1028 WTh 

Gianotti, Lorena - 848 WTh 

Gibaud, Bernard - 346 WTh 

Giedd, Jay - 132 WTh, 150 MT, 465 MT, 

679 WTh, 868 WTh 

Giegling, Ina - 103 WTh, 375 MT 


Giesbrecht, Barry - 491 WTh 

Giessing, Carsten - 699 WTh, 708 WTh 

Giladi, Nir - 60 WTh 

Gilam, Gadi - 249 WTh 

Gilbert, Donald - 463 WTh 

Gilbert, Guillaume - 469 MT, 614 WTh 

Gilger, Jeffrey - 168 MT 

Gill, Louisa - 940 MT 

Gill, Michael - 302 WTh 

Gillabert, Nicole - 161 WTh 

Gilliam, Mary - 465 MT 

Gilman, Jodi - 340 MT, 665 MT 

Gilmore, Rick - 763 WTh 

Ginsburg, Daniel - 363 WTh, 629 MT 

Girard, Gabriel - 962 MT 

Girard, Pascal - 346 WTh 

Giroud, Christian - 10 WTh 

Girton, Laura - 105 MT 

Gitelman, Darren - 72 WTh 

Glahn, David - 296 WTh, 309 WTh, 455 MT, 

507 MT, 892 MT, 966 WTh 

Glasauer, Stefan - 584 WTh 

Glasser, Matthew - 338 WTh, 983 WTh, 984 WTh 

Glauche, Volkmer - 1035 WTh 

Glauser, Tracy - 196 MT 

Glen, Daniel - 709 MT 

Glenn, Orit - 863 WTh, 865 WTh, 867 WTh, 

897 WTh 

Glenthøj, Birte - 95 WTh 

Glerean, Enrico - 238 WTh, 261 WTh 

Glover, Gary - 645 MT, 686 WTh 

Gluth, Sebastian - 322 mT 

Glynn, Peter - 179 WTh 

Go, Tohshin - 799 MT 

Goble, Dann - 954 WTh 

Godard, David - 346 WTh 

Goebel, Rainer - 252 MT, 473 MT, 556 MT, 

626 MT, 746 WTh, 748 WTh, 774 MT, 796 MT, 

831 WTh, 1067 MT 

Goerke, Ute - 1085 WTh 

Goerlich, Katharina - 471 mT, 1095 mT 

Gogtay, Nitin - 132 WTh, 679 WTh, 868 WTh 

Goguin, Alexandre - 512 WTh 

Gohil, Sunir - 530 WTh 

Gokcay, Didem - 526 WTh 

Goker-Alpan, Ozlem - 47 WTh 

Golaszewski, Stefan - 534 MT, 1018 MT, 

1078 WTh 

Golby, Alexandra - 543 MT 

Gold, Brian - 56 mT, 788 WTh, 842 MT, 899 MT 

Gold, Jacquelyn - 828 WTh 

Gold, Mark - 749 MT, 758 MT 

Goldberg, Mark - 714 MT 

Goldberg, Michael - 1052 WTh, 1062 WTh 

Goldenholz, Daniel - 517 WTh 

Goldhahn, Dirk - 660 mT, 359 WTh, 720 MT 

Goldman, Aaron - 450 MT 

Goldman, David - 303 WTh, 939 MT 

GOLDMAN, Serge - 1026 MT 

Golestani, Ali - 745 WTh 

Golestani, Narly - 805 WTh 

Golfinopoulos, Elisa - 827 WTh 

Gollub, Randy - 123 WTh, 349 WTh, 1049 WTh, 

1054 WTh 

Goltz, Herb - 143 MT 

Gomes-Vilela, Mariléa - 661 mT 

Gómez, Francisco - 1019 mT 

Gomez Herrero, German - 1037 MT 

Gómez Verdejo, Vanessa - 661 MT 

Gomez-Herrero, German - 636 WTh 

Goncalves, Sonia - 915 MT 

Gonen, Tal - 325 mT 

Gong, Gaolang - 344 WTh, 973 WTh, 881 MT, 

883 WTh 


Gong, Qiyong - 131 MT, 242 MT, 89 MT, 230 MT, 

273 MT, 278 MT, 467 WTh, 280 MT 

Gonoi, Wataru - 635 MT, 923 MT 

Gonzales, Mitzi - 288 MT 

González, Julio - 840 MT 

González Jiménez, Emilio - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Gonzalez-Castillo, Javier - 481 mT, 484 mT, 

496 MT, 538 mT, 630 MT, 736 MT, 810 WTh 

González-Frankenberger, Berta - 803 mT 

Gonzalez-Santos, Leopoldo - 895 WTh 

Goo, Eun-Hoe - 38 WTh 

Goodfellow, Marc - 630 WTh 

Goodman, Chelain - 17 WTh 

Goodyear, Bradley - 95 MT, 483 WTh, 504 MT, 

745 WTh 

Gooijers, Jolien - 592 mT 

Goradia, Dhruman - 157 MT 

Gordon, Evan - 105 MT, 710 WTh, 714 WTh 

Gordon, Ilanit - 122 mT 

Gordon, Karen - 874 MT, 1018 WTh 

Gore, John - 188 WTh 

Gorgolewski, Krzysztof - 505 mT, 779 mT 

Gorka, Stephanie - 263 WTh, 273 WTh 

Gorrostieta, Cristina - 639 WTh, 750 WTh, 

765 WTh 

Goschke, Thomas - 369 MT, 394 MT 

Gosseries, Olivia - 773 MT, 1016 MT, 1017 MT, 

1032 MT 

Goswami, Ruma - 969 WTh 

Gotimer, Kristin - 173 MT 

Gotlib, Ian - 739 WTh 

Gotman, Jean - 176 MT, 181 MT, 189 MT, 192 MT, 

202 MT, 726 WTh 

Goto, Masami - 635 MT 

Gotts, Steve - 709 MT 

Goudjil, Sabrina - 508 WTh 

Goudriaan, Anna - 374 WTh, 20 WTh 

GOULAS, ALEXANDROS - 698 mT 

Gour, Natalina - 862 mT 

Gouttard, Sylvain - 304 MT 

Govindan, Rathinaswamy - 452 WTh 

Gowland, Penny - 719 MT 

Goya-Maldonado, Roberto - 702 MT 

Gozal, David - 1035 MT 

Gozenman, Filiz - 526 WTh 

Graber, Harry - 511 WTh 

Grabowska, Anna - 446 MT 

Grabowski, Thomas - 961 MT 

Grabski, Krystyna - 803 WTh, 804 WTh, 936 WTh 

Gracco, Vincent - 798 WTh, 802 WTh, 803 WTh 

Grady, Cheryl - 880 MT, 902 MT, 372 MT, 749 

WTh, 889 MT, 757 MT 

Graessel, David - 950 mT 

Graewe, Britta - 67 mT, 1104 WTh 

Graf, Heiko - 514 mT, 1056 MT 

Graff, Ariel - 145 WTh 

Grafman, Jordan - 1115 MT 

Grafton, Scott - 407 WTh, 491 WTh, 915 WTh 

Graham, Simon - 501 MT, 654 MT 

Grambal, Aleš - 294 mT 

Gramfort, Alexandre - 445 WTh, 555 WTh, 

662 WTh, 667 MT, 692 WTh 

Grandjean, Julien - 398 MT 

Graner, John - 297 MT, 411 WTh, 308 mT 

Grangeon, Murielle - 426 MT 

Granger, Richard - 820 MT 

Granholm, Ann-Charlotte - 470 MT 

Graniello, Barbara - 766 WTh 

Grant, Joshua - 114 WTh, 756 WTh 

Grant, Michael - 325 WTh 

Grant, Patricia - 349 WTh, 449 WTh, 503 WTh, 

618 MT, 629 MT, 1043 MT 

Gratton, Caterina - 381 MT, 711 WTh, 773 WTh 

Gratz, Marcel - 982 WTh 

Graupmann, Verena - 1066 mT 


Graus, Francesc - 689 MT 

Graves, William - 781 WTh 

Gray, Courtney - 1112 WTh 

Gray, Jeremy - 1060 MT 

Gray, Marcus - 54 WTh 

Gray, William - 953 WTh 

Grayden, David - 698 WTh 

Grebe, Reinhard - 508 WTh 

Greca, Denise - 378 MT, 403 MT 

Green, Alexander - 3 MT, 4 MT, 940 MT 

Green, Bonnie - 262 MT 

Green, Gary - 459 WTh 

Green, Jordan - 824 MT 

Greenberg, Adam - 992 mT 

Greene, Ciara - 302 WTh 

Greenlee, Jeremy - 816 WTh 

Greenlee, Mark - 973 MT 

Greenshaw, Andrew - 396 MT 

Greenspan, Joel - 314 MT, 1057 WTh 

Greenwald, Mark - 7 WTh 

Grefkes, Christian - 162 WTh, 165 WTh, 171 WTh, 

919 WTh, 922 WTh 

Grégoire, Mathieu - 421 mT 

Gregory, Nicholas - 470 MT 

Greib, Carine - 847 MT 

Greicius, Michael - 63 WTh, 83 MT 

Grethe, Jeffrey - 345 WTh 

Greve, Douglas - 517 WTh, 617 mT, 705 WTh, 

878 MT 

Grevent, David - 329 WTh 

GREZES, Julie - 1076 mT 

Grèzes, Julie - 1098 WTh 

Griessenberger, Hermann - 155 WTh 

Griffiths, John - 952 mT 

Grigg, Omer - 902 mT, 757 MT 

Grigutsch, Maren - 694 WTh 

Grimault, Stephan - 82 MT, 829 MT, 852 WTh, 

861 WTh, 844 WTh 

Grimm, Oliver - 323 MT 

Grimm, Sabine - 1010 WTh 

Grimm, Simone - 1058 MT 

Grodd, Wolfgang - 243 WTh, 288 WTh, 

995 WTh, 935 MT 

Grodin, Erica - 394 WTh, 991 WTh 

Groening, Kristina - 208 MT, 185 MT 

Grön, Georg - 55 WTh, 1056 MT 

Grondin, Simon - 989 MT 

Grosbas, Marie-Helene - 156 WTh 

Grosbras, Marie-Helene - 941 WTh 

Grosenick, Logan - 656 mT, 662 MT 

Groshong, Bennett - 7 MT 

Gross, Donald - 174 MT, 191 MT 

Gross, Joachim - 18 MT, 1096 WTh, 1107 MT 

Grossman, Murray - 63 MT, 91 MT, 497 WTh, 

650 MT, 809 WTh 

Grotz, Thimo - 704 WTh 

Grouiller, Frederic - 185 MT, 208 mT, 442 WTh 

Groussard, Mathilde - 430 mT 

Grova, Christophe - 183 MT, 192 MT, 181 MT, 

202 MT, 448 WTh, 506 WTh, 726 WTh 

Groves, Adrian - 666 WTh, 670 WTh, 450 WTh 

Gruber, Oliver - 149 WTh, 152 WTh, 365 MT, 

371 WTh, 380 MT, 381 WTh, 468 MT, 620 MT, 

847 WTh, 929 mT 

Gruen, Jeffrey - 131 WTh 

Gruetter, Rolf - 533 MT 

Gründing, Johanna - 1070 MT 

Grüner, Renate - 971 MT 

Grupe, Daniel - 250 WTh, 1086 WTh 

Gruwel, Marco - 471 WTh 

Gryga, Martin - 839 WTh 

Grzadzinski, Rebecca - 110 MT 

Gschwind, Markus - 245 WTh, 248 WTh 

Gu, Hong - 303 WTh, 465 WTh, 470 WTh, 493 MT 

Guan, Cuntai - 169 WTh, 524 WTh 

Guangming, Lu - 745 MT 

Guazzelli, Mario - 278 WTh, 1082 MT 

Guenot, Marc - 198 MT 

Guenther, Frank - 820 WTh, 827 WTh 

Guggisberg, Adrian - 161 WTh, 654 WTh 

Guhn, Anne - 286 MT 

Guillod, Paul - 725 WTh 

Guillot, Aymeric - 426 MT 

GUILLOTEAU, Denis - 67 WTh 

Guillozet-Bongaarts, Angela - 336 WTh 

Guimond, Synthia - 852 WTh 

Guizard, Nicolas - 456 mT, 474 WTh 

Gullapalli, Rao - 314 MT, 700 MT, 1057 WTh, 

336 WTh 

Gündel, Harald - 220 WTh, 1070 MT 

Gunn, Roger - 536 WTh 

Gunnar, Krueger - 446 MT 

Gunther, Matthias - 509 MT 

Guntupalli, J Swaroop - 548 WTh 

Guo, Chunyan - 305 MT, 842 mT, 822 MT 

Guo, Xiaodong - 579 MT 

Guo, Xinyao - 457 WTh, 460 WTh 

Guo, Yi - 401 mT 

Gur, Raquel - 137 WTh 

Gur, Ruben - 103 MT, 137 WTh, 1105 MT, 

1110 MT 

Gurevich, Tanya - 60 WTh 

Guse, Birgit - 152 WTh 

Gutierrez, Elizabeth - 857 MT 

Gutman, Boris - 994 WTh 

Gutman, David - 128 MT, 129 MT, 343 WTh, 

725 mT 

Gutteling, Tjerk - 918 WTh, 997 mT 

Gutwinski, Stefan - 282 MT 

Gutyrchik, Evgeny - 398 WTh, 739 MT, 771 MT, 

1066 MT 

Guye, Maxime - 862 MT 

h 

Haász, Judit - 886 mT 

Habak, Claudine - 62 WTh 

Habas, Piotr - 863 WTh, 865 WTh, 867 WTh, 

897 WTh 

Habayeb, Serene - 807 MT 

Habeck, Christian - 655 MT, 753 WTh, 759 WTh, 

908 MT, 918 MT 

Habel, Ute - 103 mT, 269 WTh, 287 WTh, 

516 MT, 811 MT, 1029 WTh, 1065 MT, 

1105 MT, 1110 MT 

Häberlin, Max - 485 MT 

Haddad, Leila - 1106 mT 

Haddad, Naim - 452 WTh 

Hader, Walter - 206 MT 

Hadj Tahar, Abdallah - 829 WTh 

Hadjikhani, Nouchine - 112 MT, 121 MT, 486 MT, 

257 WTh 

Hadwin, Julie - 112 MT 

Haegelen, Claire - 474 WTh 

Haegens, Saskia - 984 mT 

Haenggi, Jürgen - 266 MT, 848 WTh 

Haenschel, Corinna - 54 MT, 119 WTh 

Haering, Hans-Ulrich - 326 MT, 332 WTh, 332 MT 

Hageman, Nathan - 598 mT, 318 WTh 

Hagenah, Johann - 68 WTh 

Hagiwara, Hiroko - 832 MT 

Hagler, Don - 94 WTh 

Hagoort, Peter - 808 MT 

Hahm, Jarang - 959 WTh 

Hahn, Andreas - 535 WTh 

Hahn, Tim - 25 MT, 393 MT, 551 WTh, 583 WTh 

Hailu, Ayichew - 105 MT

Halacz, Johanna - 1068 WTh 

Halai, Ajay - 801 WTh 

Halasz, Veronika - 939 WTh 

Halberda, Justin - 416 WTh 

Halchenko, Yaroslav - 790 MT, 598 WTh 

Halder, Sebastian - 907 WTh 

Haley, Andreana - 288 MT 

Halko, Mark - 963 WTh, 981 WTh 

Hall, Jeffery - 189 MT, 192 MT, 448 WTh 

Hall, Kevin - 334 MT 

Hallett, Mark - 942 WTh 

Hallquist, Michael - 387 mT, 872 WTh 

Halperin, Jeffrey - 1005 MT 

Halpern, Andrea - 416 MT 

Hämäläinen, Matti - 449 WTh, 626 WTh, 

985 MT, 1033 WTh, 1070 WTh, 445 WTh 

Hamamé, Carlos - 1012 mT 

Hamandi, Khalid - 1048 MT 

Hamid, Laith - 175 MT 

Hamilton, A. - 401 MT 

Hamilton, J. Paul - 739 WTh 

Hammer, Paul - 301 MT 

Hammers, Dustin - 217 WTh 

Hampel, Harald - 54 MT, 84 MT 

Hampshire, Adam - 64 WTh 

Hampson, Michelle - 234 WTh, 520 MT, 639 MT 

Hamza, Samar - 325 WTh 

Hamzelou, Kia - 867 WTh 

Han, Hyun Jung - 125 WTh 

Han, Joan - 334 WTh 

Han, Jooman - 811 WTh 

Han, Kiwan - 32 MT 

Han, Shihui - 1064 MT, 1088 mT 

Han, Xiujie - 491 MT 

Handjaras, Giacomo - 586 WTh, 991 MT, 

1057 mT 

Handwerker, Daniel - 736 mT 

Hänel, Claudia - 793 mT, 902 WTh 

Haney-Caron, Emily - 208 WTh 

Hänggi, Jürgen - 814 WTh 

Hanke, Michael - 359 WTh, 790 mT 

Hanlon, Faith - 93 WTh 

Hans, Arne - 633 mT 

Hansen, Mads - 1027 MT 

Hansen, Peter - 3 MT, 4 MT, 940 MT 

Hanson, Jamie - 954 MT, 1003 WTh 

Hanson, Joseph - 789 MT 

Hantke, Nathan - 42 MT 

Hara, Keiko - 437 WTh, 443 WTh, 664 WTh, 

432 WTh 

Hara, Kumiko - 238 MT, 259 MT 

Hara, Minoru - 664 WTh, 437 WTh, 443 WTh 

Haraldsdottir, Ragnheidur - 731 WTh 

HARAND, Caroline - 850 mT 

Hardan, Antonio - 98 MT, 115 MT 

Harding, Ian - 357 mT 

Harel, Noam - 572 MT 

Harezlak, Jaroslaw - 193 WTh 

Hari, Riitta - 238 WTh, 414 MT 

Hariz, Marwan - 949 MT 

Harp, Jordan - 305 MT 

Harris, Philip - 372 WTh 

Harris, Richard - 1043 WTh, 1045 WTh, 

1049 WTh 

Harrison, Ben - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 37 WTh, 

39 WTh, 224 MT, 258 MT, 357 MT, 213 WTh 

Harrison, Elisabeth - 822 WTh 

Harrivel, Angela - 519 WTh 

Hartberg, Cecilie - 94 WTh, 120 WTh, 129 WTh, 

311 WTh, 677 WTh 

Hartinger, Beate - 274 MT, 290 MT, 754 WTh 

Hartmann, Andreas - 702 WTh 

Hartmann, Antonie - 329 MT, 514 MT, 1056 MT 

Hartmann, Christian - 455 WTh 

Hartnett, Sara - 825 WTh 

Harvey, Christopher - 156 WTh 

Harvey, Matthew - 364 WTh 

Harwell, John - 338 WTh 

Hasan, Khader - 733 WTh 

Hasegawa, Junichi - 781 MT 

Hasegawa, Mihoko - 1017 WTh 

Haselgrove, Christian - 345 WTh, 463 mT 

Hasenkamp, Wendy - 1021 mT 

Hashimoto, Akiko - 238 MT, 513 WTh 

Hashimoto, Ryuichiro - 119 mT 

Hashizume, Hiroshi - 865 MT, 869 MT, 

887 WTh, 1013 MT 

Hashmi, Javeria - 1058 WTh 

Hassani-Abharian, Peyman - 29 WTh 

Hassel, Stefanie - 283 mT 

Hata, Masahiro - 832 mT 

Hatanaka, Wataru - 781 MT 

Hatfield, Bradley - 281 WTh 

Haubenberger, Dietrich - 77 WTh 

Haueisen, Jens - 445 WTh, 632 WTh 

Hauert, Claude-Alain - 435 MT, 438 MT 

Haufler, Amy J - 281 WTh 

Haukvik, Unn - 94 WTh 

Haukvik, Unn Kristin - 120 WTh, 129 WTh 

Hausmann, Markus - 1007 MT 

Häussinger, Dieter - 1010 MT 

Haut, Kristen - 99 WTh 

Havenhand, Jade - 667 WTh 

Havlicek, Martin - 721 WTh 

Havránková, Petra - 49 WTh, 71 WTh 

Hawrylycz, Michael - 336 WTh 

Haxby, James - 541 MT, 548 WTh, 790 MT, 

991 MT, 1057 MT 

Hayasaka, Satoru - 724 WTh, 762 WTh, 766 MT, 

774 WTh 

Hayashi, Naoto - 905 MT 

Hayashi, Takuya - 1 WTh 

Hayashi, Toshihiro - 923 MT 

Hayes, Dave - 339 mT, 596 WTh 

Hayes, Laura - 186 WTh 

Haynes, John-Dylan - 367 WTh, 998 MT, 

1100 MT, 510 WTh 

Haynes, M Ryan - 344 MT, 348 MT, 378 WTh 

Hazlett, Erin - 17 WTh, 116 WTh 

Haznedar, Mehmet - 116 WTh 

He, Bin - 448 MT, 1102 MT 

He, Guojun - 749 MT, 758 MT 

He, Huiguang - 761 WTh, 884 WTh 

He, Jhih-Wei - 586 mT 

He, Lianghua - 744 mT, 766 WTh 

He, Yong - 182 MT, 313 WTh, 687 WTh, 968 WTh, 

972 WTh, 973 WTh, 976 WTh, 978 WTh, 881 

MT, 78 MT, 491 MT, 517 MT, 783 MT, 883 WTh, 

885 MT, 977 WTh, 980 WTh, 75 MT, 518 MT 

Hearn, Tristan - 519 WTh 

Hébert, Marc - 914 MT 

Heckers, Stephan - 960 WTh 

Hedden, Trey - 883 MT 

Heekeren, Hauke - 194 WTh, 276 WTh, 301 WTh 

Hegarty, Catherine - 247 mT 

Hegerl, Ulrich - 103 WTh, 375 MT 

Heher, Mindy - 493 WTh 

Heib, Dominik - 155 WTh 

Heidemann, Robin - 17 MT, 415 MT, 472 MT, 

555 mT, 557 mT, 560 MT, 588 MT, 968 MT, 

982 WTh 

Heilman, Kenneth - 749 MT, 758 MT 

Heim, Christine - 253 MT 

Heim, Stefan - 516 MT, 839 MT, 1087 MT 

Heine, Angela - 501 WTh 

Heinke, Wolfgang - 478 MT 

Heinz, Andreas - 25 WTh, 252 WTh, 282 MT, 

321 MT, 333 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 452 MT, 

459 MT, 536 MT, 537 WTh, 877 WTh, 

957 WTh, 1084 MT 


Heinzel, Alexander - 548 MT 

Heinzel, Stephan - 867 mT 

Heinzle, Jakob - 998 MT 

Heisz, Jennifer - 846 mT 

Heitger, Marcus - 954 WTh, 300 MT, 592 MT 

Heitzeg, Mary - 13 WTh 

Hélène, Amiéva - 901 MT 

Helle, Liisa - 638 WTh 

Hellerbach, Alexandra - 618 WTh, 595 mT 

Hellrung, Lydia - 359 WTh, 376 MT, 784 mT 

Helmer, Karl - 985 WTh 

Helms, Gunther - 88 mT, 458 mT, 888 MT, 

1039 MT 

Hemmer, Bernhard - 1030 MT 

Henderson, James - 757 WTh 

Hendler, Talma - 60 WTh, 249 WTh, 253 WTh, 

320 MT, 325 MT, 1034 MT 

Heni, Martin - 326 MT, 332 WTh, 332 MT, 

858 WTh 

Henke, Christian - 1044 WTh 

Henkel, David - 196 MT, 823 mT 

Hennig, Jürgen - 488 MT, 704 WTh 

Hennig-Fast, Kristina - 84 WTh, 116 MT, 410 MT 

Henning, Anke - 1058 MT 

Henry, Roland - 180 WTh 

Henseler, Ilona - 149 WTh, 478 MT 

Henson, Richard - 808 WTh 

Hentschel, Frank - 53 MT 

Hepburn, Susan - 101 MT 

Herbst, Sophie - 1090 WTh 

Herholz, Sibylle - 416 mT 

Heringa, Sophie - 583 MT 

Herman, Alexander - 115 WTh 

Hermann, Bruce - 34 MT, 214 MT 

Hermans, Erno - 236 WTh 

Hermes, Dora - 1051 mT 

Hernandez, Leanna - 104 MT 

Hernandez-Garcia, Luis - 7 WTh 

Hernández-Ribas, Rosa - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 

37 WTh, 39 WTh, 255 MT, 258 MT, 213 WTh 

Hernández-Tamames, Juan Antonio - 498 WTh, 

752 MT, 1015 MT 

Heron, Delphine - 329 WTh 

Herpertz, Sabine - 189 WTh 

Herrick, Christopher - 349 WTh 

Herrington, John - 1086 WTh 

Herrlich, Jutta - 140 WTh 

Herrmann, Martin - 25 MT, 393 MT 

Herron, Timothy - 460 MT 

Herry, Christophe - 435 WTh 

Hershey, Andrew - 457 WTh, 460 WTh 

Hertrich, Ingo - 796 WTh 

Hertz-pannier, Lucie - 930 WTh 

Hervais-Adelman, Alexis - 805 WTh 

Herzig, Roman - 201 WTh 

Herzog, Hans - 1031 MT 

Heslenfeld, Dirk - 31 WTh 

Hesling, Isabelle - 812 WTh 

Hess, Aaron - 203 WTh 

Hetrick, William - 27 WTh 

Hétu, Sébastien - 421 MT 

Heuser, Isabella - 84 MT 

Hewig, Johannes - 142 WTh 

Hiba, Bassem - 884 MT 

Hibar, Derrek - 320 WTh, 49 MT, 314 WTh, 

322 WTh 

Hickie, Ian - 550 WTh 

Higgins, Paul - 1040 MT 

High, Jr., Walter - 305 MT 

Hilbert, Markus - 77 WTh, 525 MT, 535 MT 

Hilker, Rüdiger - 5 MT 

Hinger, Ashish - 787 mT 

Hinkley, Leighton - 180 WTh, 768 WTh, 828 WTh 

Hinson, Vanessa - 470 MT 

Hippolyte, Loyse - 112 MT, 121 MT 


Hirano, Shogo - 134 WTh 

Hirano, Yoji - 134 WTh 

Hirji, Zahra - 143 MT 

Hirnstein, Marco - 1007 MT 

Hiroaki Masaki, Hiroaki - 259 MT 

Hirsch, Jochen - 466 MT 

Hirschmann, Jan - 455 WTh 

Hively, Lee - 45 MT 

Hjelmervik, Helene - 813 WTh, 971 MT, 1007 mT, 

1046 MT 

Hlustik, Petr - 201 WTh, 294 MT 

Ho, Beng-Choon - 123 WTh 

Ho, Chien-Chang - 339 WTh 

Ho, M-H Ringo - 909 MT 

Ho, Shao-Hsuan - 11 WTh 

Ho, Shao-Shuan - 291 WTh 

Hodaie, Mojgan - 897 MT 

Hodge, Steven - 463 MT 

Hodgkinson, Colin - 303 WTh, 939 MT 

Hodneland, Erlend - 886 MT 

Hoedlmoser, Kerstin - 155 WTh, 1033 mT 

Hoefel, João Rubião - 203 MT 

Hoek, Hans - 187 WTh 

Hoexter, Marcelo - 580 WTh 

Hoffman, Elana - 1055 MT 

Hoffman, William - 3 WTh 

Hoffstaedter, Felix - 919 WTh 

Höflich, Anna - 535 WTh 

Hofmaier, Tina - 274 MT 

Hofman, Paul - 184 MT, 193 MT, 199 MT, 599 WTh 

Hofman, Winni - 1050 MT 

Hofmann, Stefan - 240 MT 

Hofmeister, Heather - 1065 MT 

Hofstetter, Shir - 833 WTh 

Hogan, Tiffany - 824 MT 

Hoge, Richard - 898 MT, 1045 MT, 1052 MT, 

500 WTh, 678 WTh, 836 WTh, 680 WTh 

Hoge, W.Scott - 521 MT 

Hogstrom, Larson - 814 MT 

Hohl, Eva-Maria - 165 WTh 

Hohmann, John - 336 WTh 

Hok, Pavel - 201 WTh 

Holahan, Marie - 760 WTh 

Holden, Jameson - 1075 WTh 

Holiga, Štefan - 49 WTh 

Holland, Scott - 729 WTh, 802 MT, 825 MT, 

903 MT, 196 MT, 441 MT, 570 MT, 823 MT, 

1011 WTh, 1020 MT 

Hollenbeck, Mark - 942 MT 

Höllinger, Ilse - 77 WTh, 525 MT, 534 MT, 535 MT, 

643 MT, 1078 WTh 

Hollmann, Maurice - 376 mT, 784 MT 

Holloway, Ian - 418 WTh 

Holmboe, Eric - 411 WTh 

Holroyd, Tom - 723 MT, 738 MT, 849 WTh 

Holsboer, Florian - 223 MT, 702 MT, 225 MT 

Holtzheimer, Paul - 613 WTh 

Homae, Fumitaka - 473 WTh, 799 mT, 832 MT 

Homburger, Melanie - 1 MT, 455 WTh 

Hommel, Bernhard - 380 MT 

Hommer, Daniel - 340 mT, 351 MT, 394 WTh, 

665 MT, 991 WTh 

Honer, William - 28 WTh 

Hong, Cheol Pyo - 975 MT, 979 MT, 983 MT 

Hong, David - 268 WTh 

Hong, Elliot - 5 WTh, 303 WTh 

Hong, Ji Heon - 547 mT, 605 MT 

Hong, Keum-Shik - 6 MT, 441 WTh, 509 WTh, 

516 WTh, 527 WTh 

Hong, SeokJun - 182 MT, 213 MT, 201 mT 

Hong, Soek-Jun - 215 MT 

Hong, Sunjin - 952 WTh 

Hong, Yang - 981 MT 

Hoogduin, Johannes - 477 MT, 1041 MT 

Hoogendam, Janna Marie - 892 WTh 


Hoogendijk, Witte - 310 WTh 

Hooker, Christine - 471 MT, 1095 MT 

Hoptman, Matthew - 343 WTh 

Horga, Guillermo - 139 WTh, 374 mT, 116 WTh, 

766 WTh 

Horn, Dorothea - 464 WTh, 561 WTh 

Horn, Dorothea Irene - 220 mT, 266 MT, 1056 MT 

Horn, Helge - 14 MT 

Hornboll, Bettina - 336 MT 

Horovitz, Silvina - 942 WTh 

Horstmann, Annette - 219 WTh, 333 WTh, 

376 MT, 720 MT, 977 MT 

Horwitz, Barry - 629 WTh, 744 WTh, 746 WTh, 

818 WTh 

Hossein-Zadeh, Gholam-Ali - 561 WTh 

Hosseini, SM Hadi - 191 WTh 

Hota, Sunil - 210 WTh 

Houdé, Olivier - 1094 WTh, 1097 WTh 

Hovda, David - 304 MT 

Howard, Matthew - 579 WTh 

Howes, Oliver - 79 WTh 

Hsieh, Chang-Wei - 552 mT 

Hsieh, Chao-Hsien - 552 MT 

Hsieh, Jen-Chuen - 291 MT, 553 WTh 

Hsu, Ai-Ling - 576 WTh 

Hsu, David - 214 MT 

Hsu, Eric - 580 MT, 584 MT 

Hsu, Irene - 355 mT 

Hsu, Wan-Lin - 126 mT 

Hsu, Y.C. - 590 MT 

Hsu, Yuan-Yu - 789 WTh 

Hu, Die - 744 MT 

Hu, Xiao-Su - 527 WTh 

Hu, Xiaolei - 230 MT, 278 MT 

Hu, Xiaoping - 253 MT, 613 WTh, 640 MT, 724 MT 

Hua, Xue - 48 MT, 193 WTh, 868 WTh 

Huang, Beijun - 89 MT 

Huang, Chu-Chung - 14 WTh 

Huang, Leijan - 708 MT, 775 MT 

Huang, Mingxiong - 301 mT 

Huang, Peiyu - 273 MT 

Huang, Ping - 517 MT 

Huang, Ruiwang - 958 MT, 968 WTh, 976 WTh, 

978 WTh, 517 MT, 518 MT 

Huang, Samantha - 894 WTh, 985 MT 

Huang, Su-Chun - 82 WTh 

Huang, W M - 197 MT 

Huang, Xiaoqi - 89 MT, 273 MT 

Huang, Yun Ying - 524 WTh 

Huang, Yun-An - 979 WTh, 1117 MT, 1104 mT 

Huang, Yuxia - 259 WTh 

Huang, Zirui - 409 WTh 

Hubbard, Edward - 420 WTh 

Hubbard, Penny - 608 WTh 

Huber, Kristen - 936 mT, 987 WTh 

Hubert, Anja - 800 mT 

Hübner, Thomas - 130 mT, 333 MT, 386 WTh, 

394 MT 

Hubsch, Cecile - 930 WTh, 913 WTh 

Huckans, Marilyn - 3 WTh 

Hudac, Caitlin - 1035 mT 

Hudziak, James - 226 MT, 254 MT 

Hue, Chih-Wei - 786 WTh 

Huell, Michael - 84 MT 

Huentelman, Matthew - 320 WTh 

Huettel, Scott - 154 WTh 

Huetz, Timo - 950 MT 

Huey, Amanda - 334 WTh 

Huf, Wolfgang - 274 MT, 290 MT, 754 WTh, 

769 WTh, 785 mT 

Huffziger, Silke - 229 MT 

Hugdahl, Kenneth - 80 WTh, 98 WTh, 373 MT, 

382 MT, 590 WTh, 813 WTh, 971 MT, 

1007 MT, 1046 MT 

Hugger, Thimo - 488 MT 

Hughes, Brent - 240 WTh 

Hughes, Laura - 43 WTh, 358 MT, 594 MT, 

655 WTh 

Hughes, Mary - 860 WTh 

Hughes, Timothy - 859 WTh 

Hugueville, Laurent - 1080 MT 

Hugus, Pia - 871 MT, 1075 WTh 

Huijbers, Willem - 1050 mT 

Huiskamp, Geertjan - 179 MT 

Huisman, Henk - 696 MT 

Hulshoff Pol, Hilleke - 111 WTh 

Hulten, Annika - 451 WTh 

Hummel, Thomas - 130 MT, 1014 MT 

Hummer, Allan - 260 MT 

Hummer, Tom - 607 WTh, 970 WTh 

Humphries, Colin - 781 WTh, 794 WTh 

Hünefeld, Lena - 1065 MT 

Hung, An-Yi - 206 WTh, 429 WTh 

Hung, Yao-Chen - 751 WTh 

Hunt, Laurence - 366 WTh, 369 WTh, 450 WTh 

Hunter, Jill - 313 MT 

Hunter, Michael - 716 MT 

Huntgeburth, Sonja - 992 WTh, 61 WTh 

Hunyadi, Elinora - 1084 WTh 

Huotilainen, Minna - 440 MT 

Huppi, Petra - 886 WTh 

Hurtig, Tuula - 125 MT 

Hussein, Sarah - 224 WTh 

Hutcheson, Nathan - 105 WTh, 121 WTh, 

136 WTh 

Hutchins, Sean - 439 MT 

Hutchinson, Gemma - 1013 WTh 

Hutton, Chloe - 478 MT, 494 MT 

Huttunen, Matti - 251 MT 

Hwang, In Jae - 290 WTh 

Hwang, Jae Yeon - 42 WTh, 127 WTh, 38 WTh 

Hwang, Kristy - 70 MT 

Hwang, Ren-Jen - 291 mT 

Hwu, H-G. - 586 MT 

Hwu, Hai-Go - 110 WTh, 574 MT, 82 WTh 

Hyatt, Christopher - 208 WTh 

Hyde, Krista - 97 MT, 113 mT, 436 MT 

Hyeon Min, An - 290 WTh 

Hylands-White, Nick - 1041 WTh 

Hynd, George - 168 MT 

Hyvarinen, Aapo - 661 WTh, 706 mT 

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Iacoboni, Marco - 873 MT, 395 MT 

Iannetti, Giandomenico - 635 WTh, 1059 WTh 

Ianni, Angela - 47 WTh, 89 WTh 

Ichiyama, Takashi - 513 WTh 

Iglesias, Sandra - 397 WTh, 538 WTh 

Ihle, Kristin - 1067 WTh 

Ikamba, Roselyn - 825 WTh 

Ikeda, Akio - 945 MT, 1100 WTh 

Ikeda, Yumiko - 277 WTh 

Ikenouchi, Hajime - 846 WTh 

Ikkai, Akiko - 914 WTh 

Ikonomidou, Chrysanthy - 130 MT 

Ikonomidou, Vasiliki - 130 MT 

Ikram, Arfan - 604 WTh 

Ilan, Mizrahi - 33 MT 

Ilg, Rüdiger - 1024 MT, 1030 mT 

Im, Chang-Hwan - 100 WTh 

Im, Kiho - 618 mT, 993 WTh 

Imanishi, Jiro - 73 MT 

Imperati, Davide - 173 MT, 566 mT, 705 MT 

Inano, Sachiko - 905 mT 

Inati, Souheil - 490 MT, 498 mT, 683 WTh, 

696 WTh

Inenaga, Chikanori - 8 MT 

Ingeholm, John - 334 mT 

Ingvar, Martin - 413 MT 

Inkster, Becky - 223 MT, 225 MT, 450 MT 

Inoue, Masayuki - 153 WTh 

Inoue, Yoshihiro - 529 WTh 

Inoue, Yusuke - 1006 MT, 1011 MT 

Inta, Dragos - 104 WTh 

Intrator, Nathan - 1034 MT 

Irimia, Andrei - 304 mT 

Irwin, Louis - 426 WTh 

Isabelle, BERRY - 2 MT 

Ischebeck, Anja - 408 WTh, 851 WTh 

Ishii, Shin - 633 WTh 

Ishikawa, Akihiro - 529 WTh 

Ishizuka, Akira - 127 MT 

Isnard, Jean - 198 MT 

Israel, Mimi - 891 WTh 

Ito, Shinya - 1115 Wth 

Ito, Takehito - 526 mT 

Ittermann, Bernd - 6 WTh, 321 MT, 333 MT, 

352 MT, 501 WTh, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 

1084 MT 

Iturria-Medina, Yasser - 59 MT, 449 MT 

Iuculano, Teresa - 115 mT, 838 WTh 

Ivanoff, Jason - 388 WTh 

Ivanov, Dimo - 415 MT, 478 mT, 560 MT 

Iversen, Pernille - 562 MT 

Iwaki, Sunao - 790 WTh, 1113 WTh 

Iwanami, Akira - 119 MT 

Iwata, Atsushi - 923 MT 

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Jääskeläinen, Iiro - 238 WTh, 261 WTh, 414 MT, 

742 MT, 985 MT 

Jabbi, Mbemba - 230 WTh, 345 MT, 265 WTh, 

492 MT 

Jack Jr, Clifford - 49 MT, 299 WTh, 305 WTh, 

320 WTh, 314 WTh 

Jacks, Adam - 825 WTh 

Jackson, Daren - 214 MT 

Jackson, Graeme - 364 WTh 

Jackson, Philip - 427 MT, 1093 MT, 421 MT, 

1060 WTh 

Jacob, Christian - 393 MT 

Jacobs, Arthur - 255 WTh, 266 WTh, 501 WTh, 

787 WTh 

Jacobson, Joseph - 145 MT, 157 MT, 188 WTh, 

203 WTh 

Jacobson, Sandra - 145 MT, 157 MT, 188 WTh, 

203 WTh 

Jacobson, Sarah - 302 WTh, 91 WTh 

Jacola, Lisa - 802 MT 

Jacquette, Aurelia - 329 WTh 

Jaencke, Lutz - 848 WTh 

Jager, Gerry - 4 WTh, 113 WTh, 342 MT 

Jahanshad, Neda - 49 MT, 228 MT, 294 WTh, 

318 WTh, 578 MT, 947 mT, 297 WTh, 320 

WTh, 328 WTh, 314 WTh, 322 WTh, 568 MT 

Jahfari, Sara - 388 mT, 926 MT 

Jahn, Holger - 84 MT 

Jahng, Geon-Ho - 681 MT 

JAILLET, Florent - 356 WTh, 927 WTh 

Jak, Amy - 325 WTh 

Jakicic, John - 565 MT 

Jakobs, Oliver - 367 MT, 689 WTh, 987 MT 

Jamadar, Sharna - 131 WTh 

Jamali Gharetape, Shahab - 640 WTh 

James, Clara - 435 mT, 438 MT 

James, David - 521 WTh, 523 WTh, 530 WTh, 

1008 MT 

James, George Andrew - 232 MT, 253 MT, 

343 WTh, 741 mT 

James, Jeffrey - 493 WTh 

Jamshy, Shahar - 320 MT 

Jan, Jiri - 721 WTh 

Jancke, Lutz - 453 MT, 814 WTh 

Janela, Filipe - 671 WTh 

Jang, Chang-Won - 771 WTh, 1103 mT 

Jang, Go-Eun - 38 WTh 

Jang, Joon Hwan - 125 WTh, 127 WTh 

Jang, Jun Hwan - 42 WTh 

Jang, Kyoung-Mi - 409 mT 

Jang, Sung Ho - 1079 WTh, 547 MT, 600 MT, 

606 MT, 607 MT, 975 MT, 979 MT, 983 MT, 

605 MT, 624 WTh 

Jangraw, David - 1093 WTh 

Janke, Andrew - 361 WTh 

Jannin, Pierre - 474 WTh 

Janoos, Firdaus - 521 MT 

Jansen, Andreas - 52 MT, 93 MT, 307 WTh, 

506 MT, 523 MT, 595 MT, 618 WTh, 1078 MT 

Jansen, Jaap - 184 MT, 193 MT, 199 MT 

Jansma, Johan - 4 WTh, 113 WTh, 342 MT, 

772 mT, 1089 WTh 

Janssen, Jacobus - 599 WTh 

Jansson-Verkasalo, Eira - 125 MT 

Jao, Tun - 979 WTh, 339 WTh 

Japaridze, Natia - 200 mT 

Jarbo, Kevin - 593 MT 

Jarczok, Tomasz - 551 WTh 

Jasinska, Agnes - 11 WTh 

Jaskowski, Piotr - 906 WTh 

Jasmin, Czarapata - 534 WTh 

Jaspar, Mathieu - 398 mT 

Jbabdi, Saad - 671 mT, 536 WTh, 595 WTh, 

609 WTh, 727 WTh, 836 WTh 

Jean-Albert, LOTTERIE - 2 MT 

Jeay, Frederic - 835 WTh, 836 WTh 

Jech, Robert - 49 WTh 

Jednorog, Katarzyna - 879 WTh 

Jelsone-Swain, Laura - 217 WTh, 562 WTh 

Jelzow, Alexander - 501 WTh 

Jenkinson, Mark - 536 WTh, 679 MT, 683 MT 

Jennifer, Perez - 173 WTh 

Jensen, Jimmy - 80 WTh 

Jensen, Karin - 413 mT, 1054 WTh 

Jensen, Ole - 693 WTh, 853 WTh, 984 MT 

Jeon, Hong Jin - 150 WTh 

Jeon, Seun - 680 mT 

Jeong, bum seok - 759 mT 

Jeong, Gwang-Woo - 354 mT, 1114 WTh 

JEONG, JAESEUNG - 422 MT 

Jeong, Ji Woon - 290 WTh 

Jeong, Jin Young - 605 MT 

Jeong, JuHye - 797 MT 

Jeong, Myung Yung - 441 WTh, 509 WTh 

Jeong, Woorim - 210 mT 

Jeong, Yong - 755 MT 

Jerbi, Karim - 656 WTh, 993 MT, 1001 MT, 

1012 MT 

Jerde, Trenton - 914 WTh 

Jerger, James - 657 WTh 

Jernigan, Terry - 325 WTh, 562 MT 

Jérôme, NEUVILLE - 2 mT 

Jerskey, Beth - 870 WTh 

Jessen, Frank - 84 MT 

Jeurissen, Ben - 583 MT 

Jezzard, Peter - 704 MT 

Jia, Zhiru - 439 WTh 

Jia, Zhiyun - 242 MT, 280 mT 

Jiang, Caroline - 21 WTh 

Jiang, Tianzi - 86 MT, 87 MT, 298 WTh, 396 WTh, 

400 WTh, 767 WTh, 888 WTh, 981 MT 

Jiang, Xiong - 1012 WTh 

Jiang, Yang - 45 MT, 305 MT, 842 MT 


Jicha, Greg - 45 MT, 56 MT 

Jimenez-Castro, Lorena - 507 mT 

Jiminez, Jose - 114 WTh 

Jin, Changfeng - 278 MT, 230 MT 

Jin, Hua - 553 mT 

Jin, Mingwu - 46 mT, 85 mT, 96 MT, 664 MT, 

778 MT 

Jin, Seung-Hyun - 453 WTh, 458 WTh 

Jinhui, Wang - 78 MT, 885 mT 

Jo, Hang Joon - 709 mT 

Jo, Seongwoo - 225 WTh, 293 WTh 

Joanette, Yves - 58 MT, 906 MT, 378 MT, 

780 WTh, 828 MT 

Joassin, Frederic - 268 MT, 1027 WTh 

Jochmann, Thomas - 632 WTh 

Joel, Suresh - 144 MT, 152 mT, 163 MT, 711 MT, 

722 mT, 878 WTh, 889 WTh 

Johansen-Berg, Heidi - 159 WTh 

Johnson, Arianne - 407 WTh 

Johnson, Blake - 133 mT, 142 MT, 815 MT, 

822 WTh, 885 WTh, 932 WTh 

Johnson, Clark - 554 MT 

Johnson, Hans - 140 MT 

Johnson, Julia - 912 MT 

Johnson, Keith - 41 MT 

Johnson, Kori - 294 WTh, 315 WTh 

Johnson, Mark - 507 WTh, 869 WTh 

Johnson, Nathan - 899 mT 

Johnson, Sam - 459 WTh 

Johnson, Sterling - 34 MT, 74 MT 

Johnson, Timothy - 565 WTh 

Johnsrude, Ingrid - 815 WTh 

Johnston, Leigh - 66 WTh, 698 WTh 

Johnston, Patrick - 761 MT 

Johnstone, Tom - 242 WTh, 267 MT 

Jokelainen, Jari - 231 MT 

Joldes, Grand - 633 MT 

Jolicoeur, Pierre - 82 MT, 829 MT, 852 WTh, 

861 WTh, 844 WTh 

Jollant, Fabrice - 246 mT, 218 WTh 

Jonaitis, Erin - 34 MT 

Jones, Allan - 336 WTh 

Jones, Craig - 722 MT 

Jones, Jeremy - 466 WTh 

Jones, Kenneth - 146 MT 

Jones, Lisa - 15 MT 

Jones, Melissa - 167 MT 

Jones, Michael - 472 MT 

Jones, Michelle-Lee - 183 mT 

Jones, Richard - 186 WTh, 876 WTh 

Jones, Simon - 419 MT 

Jones-Lush, Lauren - 700 MT 

Jonides, John - 581 WTh 

Jönsson, Erik - 120 WTh 

Jonsson, Tomas - 1024 WTh 

Joober, Ridha - 146 WTh 

Jordan, Denis - 1024 mT, 1030 MT 

Jorge, João - 669 WTh 

Josephs, Oliver - 602 WTh 

Joshi, Anand - 623 mT, 971 WTh, 625 MT 

Joshi, Shantanu - 85 WTh, 577 WTh, 623 MT, 

971 WTh, 358 WTh 

Joshi*, Anand - 319 WTh 

Joubert, Sven - 58 MT, 82 MT, 780 WTh, 

828 MT, 829 MT 

Jovanovic, Hristina - 195 WTh 

Joyal, Kristina - 261 mT, 245 MT 

Joyce, Karen - 724 WTh, 762 WTh, 766 mT 

Juárez, Michelle - 83 WTh 

Jubault, Thomas - 62 WTh 

Juncadella, Montserrat - 451 MT 

Jung, Hae-Song - 859 WTh 

Jung, Julien - 198 MT 

Jung, Ki-Young - 428 WTh 

Jung, Kwan-Jin - 859 WTh 


Jung, Rex - 343 WTh 

Jung, Tzyy-Ping - 585 WTh 

Jung, Wi Hoon - 38 WTh, 42 WTh, 125 WTh, 

127 WTh 

Jung, Yong Jae - 607 MT 

Junque, Carme - 303 MT, 312 MT, 706 WTh 

Juranek, Jenifer - 166 mT 

Jurica, Peter - 1009 MT 

Jussila, Katja - 125 MT 

Juster, Robert-Paul - 852 MT 

Jutagir, Devika - 779 WTh 

Juvodden, Hilde - 382 MT 

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Kaas, Amanda - 494 MT, 748 WTh 

Kaas, Jon - 587 MT 

Kabasawa, Hiroyuki - 635 MT 

Kabbouche, Marielle - 457 WTh, 460 WTh 

Kabisch, Stefan - 333 WTh, 376 MT, 478 MT 

Kachenoura, Nadjia - 898 MT 

Kadetoff, Diana - 413 MT 

Kadivar, Aniseh - 63 MT 

Kadkhodaeian Bakhtiari, Shahab - 561 WTh 

Kaftory, Asaf - 816 MT 

Kahane, Philippe - 419 WTh, 656 WTh, 993 MT, 

1001 MT 

Kahlbrock, Nina - 1010 mT, 1055 WTh, 1068 WTh 

Kahn, Itamar - 325 MT 

Kahn, René - 111 WTh, 118 WTh, 122 WTh, 

362 MT, 363 MT, 540 MT, 892 WTh 

Kainerstorfer, Jana - 525 WTh 

Kaiser, Marcus - 772 WTh 

Kaiser, Martha - 122 MT 

Kakunoori, Sita - 936 MT 

Kalberlah, Christian - 998 mT 

Kalbfleisch, Layne - 326 WTh 

Kalbfleisch, M. Layne - 105 MT 

Kalbitzer, Jan - 537 WTh 

Kalcher, Klaudius - 274 MT, 290 MT, 754 WTh, 

769 WTh, 785 MT 

Kalckreuth, Alexander - 220 WTh 

Kallenberg, Kai - 88 MT 

Kaller, Christoph - 794 MT 

Kallman, Seth - 334 MT 

Kalnin, Andrew - 550 MT, 500 MT 

Kalpouzos, Grégoria - 231 WTh 

Kamatani, Yuki - 905 WTh 

Kambara, Toshimune - 425 MT, 1091 MT 

Kamio, Yoshinobu - 8 mT 

KAMRAN, MUDASSAR - 468 WTh, 480 WTh 

Kan, Eric - 146 MT 

Kan, Li - 585 MT 

Kan, Shigeyuki - 904 MT 

Kana, Rajesh - 99 MT 

Kanaan, Richard - 196 WTh 

Kanazu, Masanori - 1100 WTh 

Kanemura, Atsunori - 633 WTh 

Kang, Eunjoo - 641 WTh, 855 MT 

Kang, Hakmook - 755 WTh, 765 mT 

Kang, Hanmo - 1091 WTh 

Kang, Heoung-Keun - 354 MT 

Kang, Hyejin - 150 WTh, 641 WTh, 669 MT, 

670 MT, 676 WTh, 855 MT, 959 WTh, 

1020 WTh, 1022 WTh 

Kang, Ji Yeon - 150 WTh 

Kang, Jian - 565 WTh 

Kang, Min Jae - 172 WTh 

Kang, Seung Suk - 100 WTh 

Kang, Xiaojian - 460 mT 

Kanno, Toshihiko - 56 WTh 

Kanovsky, Petr - 201 WTh 


Kanwal, Jagmeet - 264 WTh 

Kanwisher, Nancy - 890 WTh 

Kaping, Daniel - 999 MT 

Kaplan, Claire - 578 WTh 

Kappelhoff, Hermann - 266 WTh 

Kaprio, Jaakko - 251 MT 

Kaptchuk, Ted - 1042 WTh 

Karahan, Esin - 478 WTh, 544 WTh 

Karama, Sherif - 226 MT, 254 MT, 871 WTh, 

883 WTh, 891 WTh 

Karch, Susanne - 103 WTh, 375 mT, 410 mT 

Kardel, Peter - 326 WTh 

Karl, Anke - 1096 MT 

Karnani, Diraj - 789 MT 

Karni, Avi - 829 WTh, 836 WTh 

Karunanayaka, Prasanna - 729 WTh, 737 WTh, 

860 WTh 

Kasahara, Maki - 151 mT, 961 WTh 

Kasai, Kiyoto - 635 MT 

Kasess, Christian - 274 MT 

Kashiwagi, Mitsuru - 790 WTh 

Kashou, Nasser - 542 mT 

Ka,ıkçı, Itır - 478 WTh 

Kaskhedikar, Gayatri - 517 WTh 

Kasper, Lars - 485 mT, 513 MT 

Kasper, Ryan - 491 WTh 

Kasper, Siegfried - 235 MT, 260 MT, 274 MT, 

290 MT, 535 WTh, 754 WTh, 769 WTh, 785 MT 

Kasprian, Gregor - 434 mT, 717 WTh 

Kassel, Gilles - 346 WTh 

Kassis, Nicolas - 344 WTh 

Kassuba, Tanja - 1026 WTh 

Kassubek, Jan - 699 mT, 972 MT 

Kastman, Erik - 34 MT, 74 MT 

Katahira, Kentaro - 271 WTh 

Kates, Wendy - 108 WTh 

Kathmann, Norbert - 30 WTh, 452 MT 

Kato, Masaya - 905 WTh 

Kato, Nobumasa - 119 MT 

Kato, Toshinori - 522 WTh, 528 WTh, 944 MT 

Katsura, Masaki - 923 MT 

Kätsyri, Jari - 338 mT 

Katura, Takusige - 850 WTh 

Kaufmann, Christian - 30 WTh 

Kaufmann, Joern - 220 MT, 275 WTh, 464 WTh 

Kaufmann, Ulrike - 535 WTh 

Kauppi, Jukka-Pekka - 742 mT 

Kaur, Sonya - 288 mT 

KAVECS, Martin - 137 MT, 800 WTh 

Kawamichi, Hiroaki - 1112 mT 

Kawasaki, Masahiro - 856 WTh 

Kawashima, Ryuta - 191 WTh, 353 MT, 425 MT, 

846 WTh, 865 MT, 869 MT, 887 WTh, 977 

WTh, 1013 MT, 1086 MT, 1090 MT, 1091 MT 

Kawato, Mitsuo - 633 WTh 

Kay, Benjamin - 441 mT 

Kay, Kendrick - 953 MT 

Kaza, Evangelia - 260 WTh, 433 MT 

Ke, Yu-Ting - 933 MT 

Kean, Jacob - 500 MT, 550 MT 

Keaser, Michael - 1057 WTh 

Keedwell, Paul - 236 MT, 281 mT 

Keenan, Ross - 51 WTh 

Keeser, Daniel - 84 WTh, 116 MT 

Kehle, Denise - 699 MT 

Kehoe, Elizabeth - 251 WTh 

Keil, Boris - 495 MT, 705 WTh 

Keil, Maria - 381 WTh 

Keilholz, Shella - 712 WTh 

Kekatpure, Minal - 169 MT 

Kell, Christian Alexander - 46 WTh 

Keller, Corey - 631 MT 

Keller, Ji,í - 71 WTh 

Keller, Simon - 187 mT, 188 MT, 219 MT, 

392 WTh, 575 MT, 616 WTh 

Kellermann, Tanja - 244 WTh, 285 MT, 367 MT 

Kellermann, Thilo - 287 WTh, 811 MT, 1029 WTh, 

1105 MT, 1110 MT, 138 MT 

Kelley, Stephen - 714 MT 

Kelly, Barbara - 854 WTh 

Kelly, Clare - 110 MT, 158 MT, 681 WTh, 725 MT, 

989 WTh, 1075 MT, 129 MT, 990 WTh, 

343 WTh, 566 MT, 707 WTh, 731 MT, 

735 WTh, 779 WTh 

Kelly, Mary - 998 WTh 

Kelly, Wessyl - 493 WTh 

Kemani, Mike - 413 MT 

Kemether, Eileen - 116 WTh 

Kemner, Chantal - 1089 WTh 

Kemp, Graham - 361 MT 

Kenemans, J. - 997 MT 

Kenmochi, Hiroaki - 8 MT 

Kennedy, David - 128 MT, 129 MT, 343 WTh, 

345 WTh, 463 MT 

Kennedy, Paul - 952 WTh 

Kenner, Naomi - 384 WTh 

Kenning, Peter - 392 WTh 

Kensinger, Elizabeth - 853 MT, 917 MT 

Kent, Jack - 309 WTh, 892 MT 

Keong Kuah, Christopher Wee - 169 WTh 

Kere, Juha - 304 WTh 

Keren, Noam - 470 mT 

Kerr, Andrew - 637 WTh 

Kerti, Lucia - 896 MT 

Kessler, Carolyn - 110 MT 

Ketterer, Caroline - 326 MT, 332 MT, 858 WTh 

Kettner, Norman - 1070 WTh, 1075 WTh, 

1080 WTh 

Keuken, Max - 377 WTh, 926 MT, 1002 WTh 

Khalili Mahani, Najmeh - 697 WTh, 717 mT 

Khan, Muhammad Naeem - 429 mT 

Khatib, Dalal - 165 MT 

Khatiwada, Manish - 216 WTh, 281 WTh 

Kherif, Ferath - 446 MT, 888 mT 

Khoo, Tien Khoo - 64 WTh 

Khouzam, Amirah - 98 MT, 115 MT 

Khubchandani, Manjula - 818 WTh 

Khullar, Siddharth - 727 mT 

Khundrakpam, Budhachandra - 883 WTh, 

168 WTh 

Khusnullina, Aygul - 466 WTh 

Kiebel, Stefan - 543 WTh 

Kiehl, Kent - 83 WTh, 343 WTh, 574 WTh 

Kiel, Sarah - 55 MT 

Kielar, Aneta - 834 mT 

Kiem, Sara - 702 mT 

Kienast, Thorsten - 282 MT 

Kiesel, Andrea - 365 MT 

Kieseppa, Tuula - 251 MT 

Kikinis, Ron - 304 MT 

Kilian-Hütten, Niclas - 252 MT, 262 WTh 

Kilner, James - 1085 MT 

Kilpatrick, Lisa - 198 WTh, 282 WTh, 1046 WTh 

Kilpatrick, Trevor - 190 WTh 

Kilroy, Emily - 509 MT 

Kilts, Clint - 232 MT, 253 MT, 343 WTh, 377 MT 

Kim, Boong-Nyun - 669 MT, 670 MT 

Kim, Byung Jik - 38 WTh 

Kim, Chai-Youn - 1091 WTh 

Kim, Chobok - 899 MT 

Kim, Dae-Jin - 27 WTh 

Kim, Dae-Shik - 556 MT, 619 WTh 

Kim, Danny - 190 MT 

Kim, Eun Joo - 833 MT, 1114 MT 

Kim, Eunkyung - 676 WTh, 1020 WTh 

Kim, Han Sun - 605 mT 

Kim, Heejung - 641 WTh, 855 MT 

Kim, Hosung - 201 MT, 213 MT, 215 MT 

Kim, Hyo-Eun - 395 WTh 

Kim, Hyun Taek - 290 WTh

Kim, In Young - 272 MT, 422 WTh, 1099 MT 

Kim, In-Seong - 422 MT 

Kim, Jae-Jin - 1099 MT, 292 WTh 

Kim, Jenny - 370 MT 

Kim, Ji-woong - 759 MT 

Kim, Jieun - 1042 WTh, 1043 WTh, 1045 WTh, 

1075 WTh, 1049 WTh, 1080 WTh 

Kim, Jisun - 1091 WTh 

Kim, Joohan - 833 MT, 1114 MT 

Kim, Joong Il - 658 MT 

Kim, June Sic - 453 WTh, 458 WTh, 1077 WTh, 

127 WTh, 210 MT, 212 MT, 910 WTh, 949 WTh 

Kim, Jung-Hyun - 680 MT 

Kim, Junghoe - 69 mT 

Kim, Kio - 863 WTh, 865 WTh, 867 WTh, 897 WTh 

Kim, Kyung Hwan - 428 WTh 

Kim, Kyung Ran - 32 MT, 272 MT 

Kim, Momo - 293 WTh, 1098 mT 

Kim, Myung-Sun - 409 MT 

Kim, Pilyoung - 544 MT 

Kim, Sang Eun - 910 MT, 1064 WTh 

Kim, Sang Hee - 290 WTh 

Kim, Seung-Goo - 954 mT 

Kim, Sun I. - 32 MT, 92 MT, 272 MT, 422 WTh, 

482 WTh, 563 MT, 622 WTh, 680 MT, 681 MT, 

687 MT, 1099 MT 

Kim, Sung Nyun - 38 WTh, 42 WTh, 127 WTh 

Kim, Sungeun - 299 WTh, 305 WTh, 320 WTh, 

560 WTh 

Kim, Sunjung - 906 WTh 

Kim, Tae-Hoon - 1114 WTh 

Kim, Woochan - 277 WTh 

Kim, Yeongrang - 225 WTh 

Kim, Yong-Hwan - 743 mT 

Kim, Yu Kyeong - 150 WTh, 1064 WTh 

Kim, Yun-Hee - 9 mT, 172 WTh 

Kimball, Ariane - 998 WTh 

Kindt, Merel - 229 WTh 

King, Andrea - 53 mT 

King, Margaret - 351 WTh, 672 MT 

King-Casas, Brooks - 8 WTh, 1111 MT 

Kingsley, Peter - 655 MT, 958 WTh 

Kinreich, Sivan - 249 WTh, 1034 mT 

Kippenhan, Jonathan - 230 WTh, 265 WTh, 

345 MT, 327 WTh, 462 MT, 492 MT, 851 MT 

Kippenhan, Shane - 331 WTh 

Kipping, Judy - 935 mT 

Kiran, Swathi - 179 WTh 

Kiran, Swathi - 837 MT 

Kircheis, Gerald - 1010 MT 

Kircher, Tilo - 286 MT, 688 WTh, 811 MT, 

1078 MT, 307 WTh, 1087 MT 

Kirchheiner, Julia - 514 MT 

Kirilina, Evgeniya - 501 WTh 

Kirsch, Peter - 24 MT, 104 WTh, 189 WTh, 

229 mT, 1074 MT, 1106 MT 

Kirschbaum, Clemens - 130 MT 

Kirton, Adam - 206 MT 

Kiryu, Shigeru - 1006 MT, 1011 MT 

Kiser, Seth - 305 MT 

Kishida, Kenneth - 370 WTh 

Kishore, Asha - 913 WTh 

Kishore, Bhaskar - 690 MT 

Kitazaki, Michiteru - 905 WTh 

Kiviniemi, Vesa - 491 MT, 733 mT, 125 MT, 

231 MT 

KJ, John - 461 WTh 

Klahr, Kristin - 151 WTh 

Klatzky, Roberta - 1088 WTh 

Kleber, Boris - 946 WTh 

Kleiman, Alexandra - 52 WTh, 65 WTh, 68 WTh 

Klein, Arno - 993 WTh 

Klein, Christine - 45 WTh, 68 WTh 

Klein, Elise - 839 MT 

Klein, Johannes - 5 mT 

Klein, Julius - 21 MT 

Klein, Rachel - 173 MT 

Klein, Saskia - 513 MT 

Klein-Flügge, Miriam - 368 WTh 

Kleiner, Mario - 1028 WTh 

Kleiner, Melanie - 950 MT 

Kleinhans, Natalia - 120 mT 

Kleinnijenhuis, Michiel - 986 WTh 

Kleinschmidt, Andreas - 166 WTh 

Klemen, Jane - 994 mT 

Klengel, Torsten - 702 MT 

Klimesch, Wolfgang - 155 WTh, 1033 MT 

Kling, Ricarda - 323 MT 

Klingberg, Stefan - 140 WTh 

Klingberg, Torkel - 304 WTh 

Klingenberg, Bradley - 496 WTh, 656 MT 

Klinger, Nikolaus - 525 MT, 534 MT, 535 MT, 

643 MT, 1078 WTh 

Klomhaus, Alexandra - 264 MT 

Klomp, Anne - 530 mT 

Klöppel, Stefan - 135 MT 

Klose, Uwe - 855 WTh 

Kluge, Christian - 1059 MT 

Knake, Susanne - 618 WTh 

Knecht, Stefan - 575 MT, 876 MT 

Knegtering, Rikus - 88 WTh, 96 WTh 

Knobel, Mark - 173 WTh 

Knoch, Daria - 848 WTh 

Knösche, Thomas - 555 MT, 557 MT, 560 MT, 

564 mT, 601 WTh, 645 WTh 

Knott, Nichole - 153 MT, 159 MT 

Knowlton, Barbara - 873 MT 

Knudsen, Gitte - 336 MT, 562 MT 

Knyazeva, Maria - 38 MT, 79 MT, 730 WTh 

Ko, Deokwon - 428 WTh 

Ko, Ji Hyun - 1 WTh 

Ko, Li-Wei - 425 WTh 

Kobayashi, Ayumi - 238 MT, 259 MT 

Kobayashi, Eliane - 183 MT, 192 MT, 448 WTh, 

506 WTh 

Kober, Hedy - 240 WTh, 1060 MT 

Kober, Tobias - 621 MT 

Kobiella, Andrea - 323 MT, 324 mT, 405 MT, 

537 WTh 

Kocak, Orhan - 40 WTh 

Koch, Kathrin - 142 WTh 

Koch, Sabrina - 408 WTh 

Kochiyama, Takanori - 390 MT 

Kochs, Eberhard - 1024 MT, 1030 MT 

Kochunov, Peter - 296 WTh, 309 WTh, 312 WTh, 

691 mT, 874 WTh, 892 mT, 1040 mT 

Kochunov, Peter - 455 MT, 507 MT 

Kocienski-Filip, Marcia - 1043 MT 

Kodashima, Shinya - 923 MT 

Koeda, Michihiko - 277 WTh 

Koek, H-Dineke - 583 MT 

Koelsch, Stefan - 266 WTh 

Koenig, Katherine - 978 mT, 980 mT 

Koenig, Thomas - 14 MT, 494 WTh 

Koepp, Matthias - 178 MT, 180 MT 

Koeppel, Julie - 912 WTh 

Koh, Yuri - 127 WTh 

Kohannim, Omid - 70 MT, 314 WTh, 320 WTh, 

322 WTh 

Kohn, Nils - 269 WTh, 287 WTh 

Kohn, Philip - 47 WTh, 89 WTh, 239 MT, 327 WTh, 

492 MT, 534 WTh, 265 WTh, 345 MT, 386 MT, 

851 mT, 230 WTh, 331 WTh 

Kohno, Satoru - 529 WTh 

Koide, Yuri - 923 MT 

Koike, Takahiko - 904 MT 

Koizumi, Hideaki - 850 WTh 

Kojima, Shozo - 951 WTh 

Kolachana, Bhaskar - 89 WTh, 327 WTh, 

345 MT, 534 WTh, 90 WTh 


Kolbe, Scott - 190 WTh 

Koldewyn, Kami - 890 WTh 

Kollewe, Katja - 44 WTh 

Kompus, Kristiina - 98 WTh, 971 MT 

Kondo, Masaki - 73 MT 

Kondos, Leeza - 412 WTh 

Kondra, Shripad - 210 WTh 

Kong, Danyang - 1003 mT 

Kong, EunJung - 797 MT 

Kong, Jian - 1054 WTh 

Kong, Li - 147 WTh 

Kong, Yazhuo - 899 WTh 

Kongolo, Guy - 508 WTh 

Konishi, Yukuo - 799 MT 

Kono, Satoshi - 56 WTh 

Konova, Anna - 139 WTh 

Konovalov, Rodion - 944 WTh 

Konrad, Stephan - 847 WTh 

Konvalinka, Ivana - 1085 mT 

Kopell, Brian - 701 MT 

Koponen, Hannu - 231 MT 

Koppelmans, Vincent - 200 WTh 

Koppelstätter, Florian - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Korczykowski, Marc - 177 MT 

Korenkevych, Dmitriy - 749 MT, 758 MT 

Kornelsen, Jennifer - 612 mT, 246 WTh 

Kornhuber, Johannes - 84 MT 

Korolev, Igor - 55 MT 

Kortekaas, Rudie - 310 WTh 

Kosaka, Hirotaka - 390 MT, 1101 MT 

Koschutnig, Karl - 408 WTh, 851 WTh 

Koscik, Rebecca - 34 MT 

Kosek, Eva - 413 MT 

Koski, Lisa - 30 MT 

Kosofsky, Barry - 169 MT 

Kosofsky, Barry - 172 MT 

Kostova, Miléna - 1097 WTh 

Kota, Srinivas - 1035 MT 

Kotani, Yasunori - 1006 MT, 1011 mT 

Kotchoubey, Boris - 299 MT, 838 MT 

Kotkar, Ashwini - 108 WTh 

Kotozaki, Yuka - 191 WTh, 865 MT, 887 WTh 

Kotz, Sonja - 807 WTh 

Kovacevic, Natasa - 295 WTh, 877 WTh, 880 MT, 

907 MT, 631 WTh, 1084 MT, 749 WTh 

Kovacs, Peter - 333 WTh 

Kowalski, Matthieu - 445 WTh 

Koyama, Maki - 779 WTh 

Koychev, Ivan - 119 WTh 

Kozasa, Elisa - 406 mT 

Krach, Sören - 52 MT, 307 WTh, 506 MT, 1078 MT 

Kraemer, Bernd - 847 WTh 

Kraemer, Matthias - 178 WTh, 466 mT 

Kraft, Robert - 391 MT, 614 MT 

Kragel, Philip - 844 MT 

Kraguljac, Nina - 109 WTh 

Krakovska, Olga - 628 WTh 

Kramer, Art - 343 WTh, 370 MT 

Kramer, Joel - 62 MT, 83 MT 

Krämer, Julia - 392 WTh 

Kramer, Larry - 733 WTh 

Kranz, Georg - 535 WTh 

Kraus, Christoph - 235 MT, 260 MT, 535 WTh 

Kraut, Michael - 895 MT 

Krauthamer, Michael - 454 MT, 537 MT, 599 MT 

Kravitz, Dwight - 1083 WTh 

Krebber, Martin - 634 WTh 

Krebs, Lena - 323 MT 

Kreifelts, Benjamin - 243 WTh, 245 WTh, 

260 WTh, 288 WTh 

Kremen, William - 325 WTh 

Kremneva, Elena - 944 WTh 

Kremser, Christian - 601 MT 

Krieger, Steffen - 792 mT 

Kriegeskorte, Nikolaus - 663 MT, 1103 WTh 


Krikorian, Robert - 60 MT 

Krishna, Anitha - 489 MT 

Krishnan, Anjali - 657 WTh 

Kroeher, Bianca - 175 MT 

Kroemer, Nils - 323 mT, 324 MT 

Krohn, Kenneth - 554 MT 

Kronbichler, Martin - 136 MT, 139 MT, 534 MT, 

1018 MT, 1078 WTh 

Krone, Franziska - 130 MT 

Kronenberger, William - 607 WTh, 970 WTh 

Kropf, Pascal - 549 WTh 

Kross, Ethan - 240 WTh 

Krotenkova, Marina - 944 WTh 

Krott, Andrea - 823 WTh 

Krueger, Frank - 1115 mT 

Krueger, Robert - 737 MT 

Krug, Axel - 52 MT, 140 WTh, 307 WTh, 

506 MT, 523 MT 

Kruger, Frank - 228 WTh 

Krumbholz, Katrin - 1008 WTh, 1013 WTh 

Ku, Jeonghun - 32 MT, 272 MT, 422 WTh 

Kuang, Weihong - 273 MT, 280 MT 

Kubat, Jessica - 349 MT 

Kubicki, Marek - 601 MT, 306 MT 

Kübler, Andrea - 907 WTh 

Kuchinke, Lars - 255 WTh, 266 WTh 

Kucyi, Aaron - 974 mT 

Kuehn, Esther - 1061 mT 

Kuenecke, Janina - 14 MT 

Kugel, Harald - 188 mT, 219 MT, 392 WTh, 

575 MT, 616 WTh 

Kuhlen, Torsten - 958 MT 

Kühn, Simone - 452 MT, 459 MT, 536 mT 

Kühner, Christine - 229 MT 

Kujala, Jan - 451 WTh, 718 WTh 

Kullmann, Stephanie - 326 MT, 332 mT 

Kumar, Krishan - 210 WTh 

Kumar, Vinod - 995 WTh 

Kumari, Veena - 180 MT 

Kundu, Prantik - 683 WTh, 725 WTh, 942 WTh, 

490 mT, 696 WTh 

Kunimatsu, Akira - 923 MT 

Künnecke, Basil - 552 WTh 

Kuntsi, Jonna - 161 MT, 346 MT 

Kuo, Braden - 1042 WTh, 1063 WTh 

Kuo, Li-Wei - 444 MT, 481 WTh 

Kuo, Wen-Jui - 475 MT, 715 WTh, 479 MT 

Kupers, Ron - 1069 WTh 

Kuriki, Shinya - 147 MT 

Kuroda, Yasufumi - 531 WTh 

Kurth, Florian - 108 mT, 199 WTh 

Kurup, Pradeep - 26 WTh, 939 MT 

Kushan, Leila - 91 WTh 

Kussé, Caroline - 570 WTh 

Küsters, Benno - 986 WTh 

Kutschke, Georg - 602 MT 

Kutz, Amanda - 274 WTh, 912 MT 

Kveraga, Kestas - 257 WTh, 1090 WTh 

Kwak, Ki-Chang - 687 mT 

Kwakkel, Gert - 915 MT 

Kwiatek, Richard - 1056 WTh, 1061 WTh 

Kwok, Ka-Wai - 523 WTh, 530 WTh 

Kwon, Hun-Ki - 622 WTh 

KWON, HYEOK GYU - 606 MT, 624 WTh 

Kwon, Jae-Hyung - 422 MT 

Kwon, Jun Soo - 38 WTh, 42 WTh, 127 WTh, 

125 WTh 

Kwon, Oh-Hun - 563 mT 

KWON, YONG HYUN - 606 MT, 624 WTh 

Kyeong, Sung-Hyon - 292 WTh 

Kyeong, Sunghyon - 771 WTh, 1103 MT 


l 

L Dansereau, Christian - 726 WTh 

La Corte, Valentina - 856 mT 

La Joie, Renaud - 850 MT 

La Rue, Asenath - 34 MT 

Laaksonen, Hannu Mikael - 451 WTh 

Labus, Jennifer - 282 WTh, 1046 WTh 

Lacadie, Cheryl - 986 MT 

Lacerda, Shirley - 406 MT 

Lachaux, Jean-Philippe - 419 WTh, 656 WTh, 

993 MT, 1001 MT, 1012 MT 

Lacombe, Jacinthe - 829 mT, 82 MT 

LaConte, Stephen - 343 WTh, 550 WTh, 649 MT 

LaCount, Lauren - 1042 WTh 

Ladd, D. Robert - 1014 WTh 

Ladd, Mark - 740 MT 

Ladoucer, Cecile - 265 MT 

Ladouceur, Cecile - 170 MT 

Ladurner, Gunther - 1018 MT 

Lage-Castellanos, Agustín - 559 WTh 

Laguë-Beauvais, Maude - 514 WTh 

Laguitton, Soizic - 360 WTh 

Lahna, David - 3 WTh 

Lahnakoski, Juha - 414 mT 

Lahti, Adrienne - 105 WTh, 109 WTh, 112 WTh, 

136 WTh 

Lahti, Adrienne - 121 WTh 

LaHue, Sara - 963 MT 

Lai, Chia-Chi - 789 WTh 

Lai, Meng-chuan - 761 MT 

Lainhart, Janet - 102 MT 

Laird, Angela R. - 92 WTh, 367 MT, 659 MT, 

727 WTh, 747 WTh, 824 WTh, 842 WTh, 

919 WTh, 933 WTh, 966 WTh, 352 WTh, 

736 WTh, 1077 MT 

Laje, Gonzalo - 321 WTh 

Lakis, Nadia - 117 WTh, 143 WTh, 144 WTh, 

138 WTh 

Lalancette, Marc - 660 WTh, 390 WTh 

Lalanne, Christophe - 316 WTh 

Lalonde, Francois - 679 WTh, 465 MT 

Lalor, Edmund - 957 WTh 

Lalys, Florent - 474 WTh 

LAMALLE, Laurent - 804 WTh, 819 WTh, 

936 WTh 

LAMARE, Frederic - 67 WTh 

Lambert, Christian - 949 mT 

Lamichhane, Bidhan - 389 WTh 

Lamm, Claus - 1089 MT 

Lamme, Victor - 1071 MT 

Lancaster, Jack - 15 MT, 29 MT, 309 WTh, 

691 MT, 892 MT, 933 WTh, 947 WTh, 352 WTh 

Lancaster, Melissa - 42 MT 

Landeau, Brigitte - 430 MT, 850 MT 

Landeira-Fernandez, Jesus - 378 MT 

Landgraf, Rainer - 536 MT 

Landman, Bennett - 764 MT, 895 MT 

Landsness, Eric - 1032 MT 

Landwehrmeyer, Bernhard - 55 WTh 

Laneri, Davide - 618 WTh, 595 MT 

Lanfermann, Heinrich - 1070 MT 

Lang, Donna - 28 WTh 

Lang, Simone - 299 MT, 838 MT 

Langbein, kerstin - 135 WTh, 747 MT 

Lange, Elisabeth - 129 WTh, 94 WTh 

Lange, Joachim - 454 WTh, 1023 WTh, 

1068 WTh 

Lange, Nicholas - 102 MT 

Langer, Christian - 1089 MT 

Langer, Nicolas - 848 WTh 

Langeslag, Sandra - 405 WTh 

Langner, Robert - 367 MT, 689 WTh, 987 mT, 

1009 WTh, 1031 MT, 1072 MT 

Langs, Georg - 717 WTh 

Lanoë, Céline - 1094 WTh 

Lanting, Cris - 1008 WTh 

Lantz, Goran - 442 WTh 

Lanzenberger, Rupert - 235 MT, 260 MT, 

274 MT, 535 WTh 

Lappe, Markus - 454 WTh 

LaPresto, Eric - 945 MT 

Larcher, Kevin - 327 MT, 328 MT 

Large, Edward - 437 MT 

LaRosa, Nina - 537 MT 

Larson, Charles - 816 WTh 

Larson-Prior, Linda - 1038 MT 

Larsson, Henrik - 1069 WTh 

Larsson, Mats - 1046 WTh 

Lassonde, Maryse - 311 MT, 882 WTh, 896 WTh, 

1025 WTh, 186 MT, 515 WTh, 803 MT 

Lathrop, Mark - 252 WTh, 321 MT, 337 MT, 

352 MT, 957 WTh 

Latinus, Marianne - 1027 WTh, 1032 WTh, 

1073 MT 

Latta, Peter - 471 WTh, 612 MT 

Lau, Chris - 336 WTh 

Lau, Wendy - 91 WTh 

Laufer, Ilan - 986 mT 

Lauharatanahirun, Nina - 8 WTh, 1111 mT 

Laumann, Timothy - 984 WTh 

Laureiro-Martínez, Daniella - 393 WTh 

Laureys, Steven - 303 MT, 431 WTh, 773 MT, 

1015 WTh, 1016 MT, 1017 MT, 1019 MT, 

1025 MT, 1028 MT, 1032 MT 

Laurienti, Paul - 724 WTh, 762 WTh, 774 WTh 

Lauritzen, Martin - 1069 WTh 

Lauwick, Severine - 1019 MT, 1025 MT 

Lavarenne, Anais - 756 WTh 

Laverdure-Dupont, Danièle - 114 WTh 

Lavigne, Katie - 399 WTh 

Lavini, Cristina - 469 WTh 

LaViolette, Peter - 209 MT 

Lavoie, Marc - 117 WTh, 143 WTh 

Lavoie, Suzie - 126 WTh 

Lavrador, Rui - 671 WTh 

Law, Ian - 1069 WTh 

Lawrence, Andrew - 128 WTh, 281 MT 

Lawrence, Natalia - 246 MT 

Lawson, Katherine - 107 MT 

Lax, Ilyse - 412 mT 

Laycock, Robin - 1000 MT, 1107 WTh 

Lazeron, Richard - 193 MT 

Lazeyras, Francois - 435 MT, 438 MT 

Le, Vu - 789 MT 

Le Bas, Jean-François - 1111 WTh 

Le Bihan, Denis - 608 MT, 613 MT 

Le Floch, Edith - 316 WTh, 623 WTh 

Le Troter, Arnaud - 615 MT, 686 mT 

Leahy, Richard - 627 MT, 644 WTh, 962 WTh 

Leal, Alberto - 211 MT, 485 WTh, 684 WTh 

Lebel, Catherine - 171 mT, 191 MT, 593 WTh, 

873 WTh, 141 MT 

Leblond, Hugues - 512 WTh 

Lebreton, Mael - 382 WTh 

Leckman, James - 544 MT 

Leclerc, Paul-Olivier - 500 WTh, 1045 MT 

Leclercq, Yves - 627 WTh 

Ledbetter, Christina - 930 mT 

Leder, Helmut - 266 WTh 

Lederman, Carl - 623 MT, 625 mT 

Ledoux, Didier - 1028 MT 

Lee, Ah-Hee - 9 MT 

Lee, Buyean - 371 MT 

Lee, Changkyu - 336 WTh 

Lee, Dong Gyu - 607 MT 

Lee, Dong Hoon - 975 mT, 979 mT, 983 mT

Lee, Dong Soo - 150 WTh, 641 WTh, 669 MT, 

670 MT, 676 WTh, 855 MT, 959 WTh, 

1020 WTh, 1022 WTh 

Lee, Dong-Kyun - 681 mT, 687 MT 

Lee, Dongha - 658 mT, 1103 MT 

Lee, Donghwan - 676 WTh 

Lee, Eun - 32 MT, 272 MT 

Lee, Eunae - 293 WTh, 1098 MT 

Lee, Gwan-taek - 428 WTh 

Lee, Hae-Woo - 150 WTh 

Lee, Hsu-Lei - 704 WTh 

Lee, Hyekyoung - 669 mT, 670 mT, 641 WTh 

Lee, Hyeongrae - 32 MT, 272 mT, 422 WTh, 

1099 MT 

Lee, Hyo-Jeong - 1020 WTh, 1022 WTh 

Lee, Jae Sung - 150 WTh 

Lee, Je Yeon - 32 mT, 272 MT, 1099 MT 

Lee, Jeungchan - 1080 WTh 

Lee, Jing-Huei - 557 WTh 

Lee, Jong Doo - 74 WTh, 75 WTh, 597 MT 

Lee, Jong Min - 681 MT 

Lee, Jong-Hwan - 69 MT, 743 MT 

Lee, Jong-Min - 92 MT, 482 WTh, 563 MT, 

622 WTh, 680 MT, 687 MT 

Lee, Jongho - 444 mT, 457 mT 

Lee, Jungsoo - 619 WTh 

Lee, Junki - 883 WTh 

Lee, Kangjoo - 482 mT 

Lee, Kwang-Hyuk - 19 MT, 716 MT 

Lee, Kyoung-Uk - 291 WTh 

Lee, Mary - 939 MT 

Lee, Mi Young - 547 MT, 606 MT, 624 WTh 

Lee, mi-young - 1079 WTh 

Lee, Mijin - 1013 MT 

Lee, Myung Chul - 150 WTh 

Lee, Phil Hyu - 74 WTh 

Lee, Pin-Shiuan - 553 WTh 

Lee, Po-Lei - 650 WTh, 433 WTh, 904 WTh, 

908 WTh 

Lee, Po-Yih - 1117 mT 

Lee, Roland - 301 MT 

Lee, Sang Kun - 959 WTh 

Lee, Sangick - 225 WTh 

Lee, Sangkyun - 235 WTh, 383 WTh 

Lee, Seungbok - 225 WTh, 293 WTh, 1098 MT 

Lee, Shin-Yi - 430 WTh 

Lee, Sue-Hyun - 1083 WTh 

Lee, Suh - 193 WTh 

Lee, Sung-en - 833 mT 

Lee, Susan - 807 mT 

Lee, Wayne - 412 MT, 845 WTh, 735 MT 

Lee, Ying - 568 WTh 

Lee, Youngjo - 676 WTh 

Lee, Yunjo - 889 MT 

Leemans, Alexander - 583 MT, 592 MT 

Leenders, Klaus - 57 WTh, 948 WTh 

Lefebvre, Christine - 852 WTh, 844 WTh 

Lefebvre, Francine - 896 WTh 

Lefebvre, Philippe - 1015 WTh 

Lefèvre, Julien - 615 MT 

Leff, Alexander - 545 WTh 

Leff, Daniel - 521 WTh, 523 WTh, 530 WTh, 

1008 MT, 1109 WTh 

LeFloch, Edith - 317 WTh 

Lefort, Muriel - 898 MT 

Lefrançois, Mélanie - 515 WTh, 896 WTh 

Legon, Wynn - 183 WTh 

Legrand, Lore - 279 WTh 

Leh, Sandra Evelyne - 61 WTh 

Leh-Seal, Sandra - 941 WTh 

Lehembre, Rémy - 773 MT 

Lehéricy, Stéphane - 27 MT, 45 WTh, 59 WTh, 

69 WTh, 184 WTh, 492 WTh, 702 WTh, 

930 WTh 

Lehmann, Manja - 51 MT 

Lehrner, Johann - 77 WTh 

Leib, Adi - 816 MT 

Leicht, Gregor - 375 MT, 410 MT, 103 WTh 

Leiguarda, Ramon - 118 MT, 558 MT 

Leijten, Frans - 179 MT 

Lein, Ed - 336 WTh 

Leite, Marco - 211 mT, 485 WTh 

Leland, M. Michelle - 15 MT 

Lemaitre, Herve - 329 WTh, 693 MT 

Lemaréchal, Jean-Didier - 856 MT 

Lemay, Etienne - 448 WTh 

Lemelin, Sophie - 1060 WTh 

Lemieux, Louis - 208 MT, 634 MT, 718 MT 

Lemieux, Susan - 763 WTh 

Lemire-Rodger, Sabrina - 418 MT 

Lemonnier, Eric - 112 MT, 121 MT 

Lemos, Raquel - 67 MT 

Lenglet, Christophe - 568 MT, 572 MT, 

597 WTh, 609 WTh 

Lenroot, Rhoshel - 465 MT 

Leonard, Gabriel - 295 WTh, 306 WTh 

Leonard, Guillaume - 26 MT 

Leonhard, Christine - 551 WTh 

Leoni, Chiara - 1065 WTh 

Leow, Alex - 269 MT, 572 MT, 578 MT 

Lepage, Claude - 361 WTh, 226 MT, 873 WTh 

Lepage, Martin - 146 WTh, 863 MT 

Lepore, Franco - 186 MT, 276 MT, 515 WTh, 

803 MT, 896 WTh, 1014 MT, 1025 WTh 

Lepore, Natasha - 948 MT, 966 MT, 997 WTh 

Lepore, Natasha - 319 WTh 

Leppert, Ilana - 175 WTh 

Lepsien, Joeran - 333 WTh, 720 MT, 847 WTh, 

977 MT 

Lerch, Jason - 123 MT, 132 WTh, 653 WTh, 

676 MT 

LERITZ, ELIZABETH - 16 WTh, 891 mT 

Leroux, Gaëlle - 1094 WTh 

Leroux, Jean-Maxime - 614 WTh 

Lesage, Elise - 1083 MT 

Lesage, Frédéric - 186 MT, 414 WTh, 

512 WTh, 514 WTh 

Lesch, Klaus-Peter - 551 WTh 

Lesser, Iris - 998 WTh 

Lester, Barry - 169 MT, 172 MT 

Leube, Dirk - 93 MT, 1108 MT 

Leung, Alex - 106 WTh 

Leung, Rachel - 257 MT 

Leunissen, Inge - 298 mT, 300 MT 

Leuthold, Hartmut - 1107 MT 

Leuze, Christoph - 982 WTh 

LeVan, Pierre - 488 mT 

Leventhal, Bennet - 343 WTh 

Leverenz, Larry - 307 MT 

Levin, Harvey - 316 MT 

Levitin, Daniel - 797 WTh 

Levitt, Jennifer - 108 MT, 199 WTh 

Levy, Michael - 301 MT 

Levy, Ory - 39 mT 

Lew, Seok - 449 WTh 

Lewis, John - 959 mT 

Leybaert, Jacqueline - 800 WTh 

Leyton, Marco - 327 MT 

Li, Ang - 1075 WTh 

Li, Bian - 770 WTh 

Li, Chia-Wei - 499 WTh 

Li, Fei - 273 MT 

Li, Hua - 502 WTh 

Li, Juan - 45 MT, 921 mT 

Li, Kai-Chiun - 988 mT 

Li, Kuncheng - 972 WTh, 75 MT, 712 MT 

Li, Li Min - 1042 MT 

Li, Lingjiang - 230 MT, 278 MT 

Li, Meng - 884 WTh 

Li, Shi-Jiang - 701 MT 


Li, Shu - 396 WTh 

Li, Shu-Chen - 301 WTh 

Li, Shumei - 976 WTh, 968 WTh, 978 WTh, 

517 MT 

Li, Sufang - 491 MT 

Li, Tao - 981 MT 

Li, Tie-Qiang - 151 MT, 961 WTh, 1024 WTh 

Li, Wei - 269 MT 

Li, Wenjing - 884 WTh 

Li, Xiaobo - 998 WTh 

Li, Yiou - 154 mT, 963 mT 

Li, Yonghui - 298 WTh 

Li, Zhengjun - 63 MT 

Li, Zhihao - 724 MT 

Liang, Dongmei - 89 mT 

Liang, Keng-Chen - 1104 MT 

Liao, Lun-De - 425 WTh 

Liao, Wei - 745 MT 

Liao, Yi - 230 MT, 278 MT 

Libedinsky, Camilo - 154 WTh 

Liberati, Giulia - 906 WTh 

Liberzon, Israel - 291 WTh, 11 WTh 

Libon, David - 650 MT 

Licata, Stephanie - 1054 MT 

Lieb, Klaus - 135 MT 

Liebenthal, Einat - 633 MT, 794 WTh 

Lieberman, Gregory - 537 mT, 599 mT 

Lieberman, Matthew - 509 MT 

Lieder, Falk - 539 WTh 

Liefooghe, Baptist - 408 MT 

Liem, Esmee - 916 WTh 

Liemburg, Edith - 88 WTh 

Liemburg, Etith - 96 WTh 

Liettu, Anu - 231 MT 

Lightbody, Amy - 160 MT 

Liljeström, Mia - 451 WTh, 718 WTh 

Lim, Eun bi - 1114 MT 

Lim, Kelvin - 302 MT 

Lim, Manyoel - 1077 WTh 

Lim, Vanessa - 965 MT 

Lin, Chia-shu - 1039 WTh 

Lin, Chien-Ho Janice - 873 mT 

Lin, Chin-Teng - 425 WTh 

Lin, Ching-Po - 14 WTh, 40 MT, 355 MT, 576 WTh, 

682 MT, 980 WTh, 1001 WTh, 1036 WTh 

Lin, Chongde - 553 MT 

Lin, Fa-Hsuan - 715 WTh, 751 WTh, 82 WTh, 

475 MT, 479 MT, 985 MT 

Lin, Henry - 394 WTh, 991 WTh 

Lin, Jack - 214 MT 

Lin, Jian - 978 MT, 980 MT 

Lin, Ker-Neng - 40 MT 

Lin, Mei-hsiang - 291 MT 

Lin, Qixiang - 976 WTh 

Lin, Sarah Yao - 845 WTh 

Lin, Wei-Che - 14 WTh, 1001 WTh 

Lin, Weili - 685 WTh 

Lin, Xiaodi - 316 MT 

Lin, Xiaodong - 729 WTh 

Lin, Yu-Ching - 158 WTh 

Lin, Yuan-Pin - 585 WTh 

Lin, Yung-Yang - 887 MT, 900 MT 

Lin Yao, Sarah - 412 MT 

Lina, Jean-Marc - 176 MT, 183 MT, 435 WTh, 

506 WTh, 448 WTh 

Lincoln, Samantha - 17 WTh 

Linden, David - 54 MT 

Lindenberg, Robert - 12 mT, 160 WTh 

Lindenberger, Ulman - 301 WTh 

Lindquist, Martin - 731 WTh 

Lindsay, Lewis - 1101 WTh 

Lindsell, Christopher - 825 MT 

Lingrand, Diane - 346 WTh 

Linke, Annika - 417 mT 

Linke, Julia - 53 MT 


Linkenkaer-Hansen, Klaus - 384 MT, 636 WTh 

Linn, Sabine - 469 WTh 

Linotte, Sylvie - 137 MT 

Liou, H H - 197 MT 

Liou, Michelle - 461 MT, 750 MT 

Lippe, Sarah - 614 WTh 

Lipsitz, Lewis - 532 MT, 891 MT 

Liptrot, Matthew - 564 MT 

Lirng, Jiing-Feng - 40 MT 

Lisinski, Jonathan - 649 mT 

Litvak, Vladimir - 1017 MT 

Liu, Bing - 298 WTh 

Liu, Bo - 517 MT 

Liu, C-C. - 586 MT 

Liu, C-M. - 586 MT 

Liu, Chao - 950 WTh, 1094 MT 

Liu, Chen-Chung - 82 WTh, 110 WTh, 574 MT 

Liu, Cheng - 934 WTh 

Liu, Chih-Min - 110 WTh, 82 WTh, 574 MT 

Liu, Ci-Rong - 888 WTh 

Liu, Collin - 489 mT 

Liu, Dongqiang - 487 WTh, 491 MT, 746 mT 

Liu, Guoxiang - 610 mT 

Liu, Hesheng - 211 WTh, 712 MT 

Liu, Ho-Ling - 789 WTh 

LIU, JIE - 169 mT 

Liu, Jieqiong - 86 MT 

Liu, Jingyu - 87 WTh, 324 WTh 

Liu, Krystal - 994 WTh 

Liu, Li-Ting - 573 mT 

Liu, Min - 174 mT, 191 mT 

Liu, Shuwei - 973 WTh 

Liu, Thomas - 301 MT, 348 WTh, 713 MT 

Liu, Timon Cheng-Yi - 89 MT 

Liu, Wei - 308 MT, 297 MT 

Liu, Xian - 517 MT 

Liu, Xinmin - 321 WTh 

Liu, Yaou - 972 WTh 

Liu, Yijun - 745 MT, 749 MT, 758 MT 

Liu, Yong - 80 MT, 87 mT 

Liu, Zhongming - 481 WTh, 701 WTh 

Livingston, Leslie - 51 WTh 

Liye, Yi - 78 mT 

Lloyd, William - 272 WTh 

Lloyd-Fox, Sarah - 507 WTh 

Llufriu, Sara - 689 MT 

Lo, Albert - 700 MT 

Lo, Chun-Che - 933 MT 

Lo, Chun-Yi - 980 WTh 

Lo, Yu-Chun - 561 MT 

Lobanov, Oleg - 774 WTh 

Lobmaier, Janek - 272 WTh 

Locascio, Joseph - 763 MT 

Lockwood, Julie - 366 MT 

Loevenbruck, Hélène - 130 WTh 

Loggia, Marco - 1049 WTh, 1054 WTh 

Lohmann, Gabriele - 359 WTh, 415 MT, 478 MT, 

555 MT, 660 MT, 694 WTh, 703 MT, 703 WTh, 

720 mT, 875 WTh 

Lohrenz, Terry - 370 WTh 

Loiotile, Rita - 1054 WTh 

Lomakina, Ekaterina - 366 WTh, 369 WTh, 545 

WTh, 1039 WTh, 646 mT 

Lombardo, Lauren - 455 MT 

Lombardo, Michael - 761 MT 

Lomena, Francisco - 139 WTh 

London, Edythe - 371 MT, 943 MT 

Long, Christopher - 536 WTh 

Long, Xiangyu - 170 WTh, 758 WTh 

Longcamp, Marieke - 783 WTh, 931 WTh 

Lonnqvist, Jouko - 251 MT 

Looi, Jeffrey - 996 WTh 

Lopes, Renaud - 176 mT 

Lopes da Silva, Fernando - 915 MT 

Lopez, Grisel - 47 WTh 


Lopez, Oscar - 636 MT 

LOPEZ, Regis - 157 WTh 

Lopez Sola, Marina - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 

37 WTh, 39 WTh, 258 mT 

Lopez-Larson, Melissa - 156 MT, 764 WTh 

López-Solà, Marina - 213 WTh, 255 MT 

López-Titla, Maria - 576 mT 

Lord, Anton - 220 MT 

Lord, Catherine - 852 MT, 110 MT 

Lorenz, Anke - 53 MT 

Lorenz, Robert - 867 MT 

Lori, Nicolás - 330 WTh, 671 WTh, 893 WTh 

Lortie, Anne - 882 WTh 

Losak, Jan - 535 WTh 

Loth, Eva - 252 WTh, 321 MT, 333 MT, 337 MT, 

352 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Lotze, Martin - 260 WTh, 433 MT, 1047 WTh 

Loughead, James - 137 WTh 

Loui, Psyche - 431 mT 

Lourdusamy, Anbarasu - 252 WTh, 306 WTh, 

957 WTh 

Love, Maia - 28 WTh 

Love, Tiffany - 226 WTh 

Lowe, Jean - 866 WTh 

Lowe, Mark - 50 WTh, 569 MT, 596 mT, 960 MT, 

978 MT, 980 MT 

Lowen, Steven - 1054 MT 

Lowery, Curtis - 452 WTh 

Lozier, Leah - 107 MT 

Lu, Chiu-Ping - 789 WTh 

Lu, Hanzhang - 582 mT, 864 mT, 148 WTh 

Lu, Jason - 557 WTh 

Lu, Jie - 712 mT 

Lu, Min - 968 WTh, 978 WTh 

Lu, Yen-Ju - 904 WTh 

Lua, Rui-Ping - 909 MT 

Lubin, Amélie - 1094 WTh 

Lubin, Gad - 320 MT 

Lubrich, Oliver - 787 WTh 

Luby, Joan - 222 MT, 244 MT, 250 MT 

Lüchinger, Rafael - 494 WTh, 772 WTh 

Luciana, Monica - 232 WTh 

Luck, David - 863 mT, 146 WTh 

Luckhaus, Christian - 84 MT 

Luders, Eileen - 251 MT, 573 WTh, 982 mT 

Lüders, Hans - 945 MT 

Ludolph, Albert - 699 MT, 972 MT 

Lueken, Ulrike - 241 MT, 286 MT 

Luetzkendorf, Ralf - 557 MT, 588 mT 

Luh, Wen-Ming - 490 MT, 683 WTh, 696 WTh, 

630 mT 

Luh, Wenming - 776 MT 

Lührs, Michael - 353 WTh, 902 WTh 

Lui, Fausta - 923 WTh 

Lui, Su - 242 mT, 273 MT 

Luigjes, Judy - 341 MT 

Luijten, Maartje - 9 WTh 

Luijten, Peter - 477 MT, 1041 MT 

Luk, Gigi - 372 mT 

Lukas, Scott - 1054 MT 

Lukasova, Katerina - 531 mT 

Lukic, Ana - 37 MT 

Lull, Juan J - 317 MT, 642 mT 

Lull, Nuria - 317 mT, 642 MT 

Luna, Beatriz - 128 MT, 129 MT, 170 MT, 343 

WTh, 387 MT, 872 WTh 

Luna, Guillermo - 1015 MT 

Lund, Torben - 835 MT 

Lundberg, Peter - 1046 WTh 

Lundervold, Arvid - 886 MT 

Lundervold, Astri - 886 MT 

Lundstrom, Johan - 1014 MT 

Luo, Yue-Jia - 950 WTh, 1094 MT 

Luo, Yuejia - 518 MT 

Lupien, Sonia - 852 MT 

Lussanet, Marc - 454 WTh 

Lutti, Antoine - 949 MT 

Lutz, Jürgen - 375 MT 

Lux, Silke - 893 MT 

Luxen, Andre - 289 MT 

Lv, Bin - 884 WTh 

Lv, Xueyu - 981 MT 

Lv, Yating - 170 WTh 

Ly, Martina - 378 WTh 

Ly, Ryan - 416 WTh 

Lyons, Ian - 233 mT 

Lyons, Michael - 325 WTh 

Lytaev, Sergey - 900 WTh 

Lyttelton, Oliver - 361 WTh, 596 WTh 

m 

Ma, Liangsuo - 733 WTh, 830 WTh 

Ma, Qingfeng - 712 MT 

Ma, Yan - 995 MT 

Ma, Yilong - 655 mT, 958 WTh 

Ma, Yina - 1064 MT 

Ma, Yuanye - 888 WTh 

Maarouf, Mohammad - 5 MT 

Maayan, Larry - 343 WTh 

Maby, Emmanuel - 402 MT, 1074 WTh 

MacAskill, Michael - 51 WTh 

Macciardi, Fabio - 324 WTh 

MacDonald, Angus - 232 WTh, 737 MT 

Macdonald, Matt - 826 WTh 

Macdonald, Rainer - 501 WTh 

MacDonald III, Angus - 100 WTh 

MacEwan, G. - 28 WTh 

Machado, Alexis - 506 WTh 

Macher, Katja - 10 MT 

MacIntosh, Bradley - 183 WTh 

MacKenzie, Joyce - 197 WTh, 843 WTh 

MacLeod, Marianne - 313 MT 

MacNeil, Lindsey - 463 WTh, 144 MT 

Macoveanu, Julian - 336 mT 

MacQueen, Glenda - 283 MT 

Madden, David - 343 WTh 

Maderwald, Stefan - 740 MT 

Madhyastha, Tara - 877 MT 

Madjar, Cecile - 680 WTh, 826 MT 

Madjar, Cécile - 898 MT 

Madsen, Kathrine - 562 mT 

Madsen, Kristoffer - 95 WTh 

Madsen, Sarah - 271 MT, 277 mT, 996 WTh, 

243 MT, 251 MT, 264 MT 

Maechler, Paul - 951 MT 

Maeda, Yumi - 871 MT, 1075 WTh, 1080 WTh 

Maeder, Philippe - 10 WTh, 38 MT 

Maehara, Taketoshi - 432 WTh, 437 WTh, 

443 WTh 

Maessen, Heather - 965 MT 

Maestu, Ceferino - 498 WTh 

Magnotta, Vincent - 140 MT 

Magnuson, Matthew - 712 WTh 

Maguire, Albert - 866 MT 

Mah, Linda - 257 mT 

Mahabir, Megan - 891 WTh 

Mahmoudzadeh, Mahdi - 508 WTh 

Mahone, E. Mark - 163 MT 

Maia, Tiago - 374 MT 

Maier, Wolfgang - 84 MT 

Maieron, Marta - 710 mT 

Mailey, Emily - 370 MT 

Mainero, Caterina - 985 WTh 

Majdandzic, Jasminka - 1089 mT 

Majoie, Marjan - 184 MT, 199 MT 

Major, Philippe - 469 MT

Majumdar, Shantanu - 55 MT 

Mak-Fan, Kathleen - 123 MT, 412 MT 

Makris, Nikos - 894 WTh 

Malaia, Evguenia - 975 WTh 

Malandain, Grégoire - 346 WTh 

Malatesta, Cristina - 871 MT, 1075 WTh 

Maldjian, Joseph - 564 WTh 

Maleki, Nasim - 209 WTh, 222 WTh 

Malherbe, Caroline - 492 WTh, 702 WTh 

Malik, Saima - 349 mT 

Malinowska, Urszula - 205 mT 

Malizia, Andrea - 709 WTh 

Mall, Jean-Frédéric - 10 WTh 

Malla, Ashok - 146 WTh 

Malouin, Francine - 427 MT 

Mamo, David - 145 WTh 

Mamoliti, Roberto - 915 MT 

Mancini-Marie, Adham - 164 MT, 114 WTh 

Mandell, Darcy - 265 mT 

Mandl, René - 111 WTh, 918 WTh 

Mane, Anna - 139 WTh 

Manes, Jordan - 747 WTh, 816 WTh 

Maneshi, Mona - 181 mT 

Mang, Sarah - 995 WTh 

Mangin, Jean-François - 335 WTh, 886 WTh, 

145 MT, 215 MT, 677 MT, 691 MT 

Mangin, Patrice - 10 WTh 

Mangina, Constantine - 421 WTh 

Manjon, Jose - 317 MT, 642 MT, 644 mT 

Mann, Karl - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 321 MT, 337 MT, 

352 MT, 957 WTh 

Mannuzza, Salvatore - 173 MT 

Mano, Yoko - 425 MT, 1091 MT 

Manoach, Dara - 722 WTh, 880 WTh 

Manoliu, Andrei - 141 WTh 

Manor, Brad - 73 WTh, 532 mT 

Mansour, Ali - 708 mT 

Mansvelder, Huibert - 384 MT, 636 WTh 

Mantegna, John - 454 MT, 537 MT, 599 MT 

Maquet, Pierre - 289 MT, 398 MT, 570 WTh, 

600 WTh, 627 WTh, 836 WTh 

Marais, Lea - 69 WTh 

Maravilla, Kenneth - 554 MT 

Marchal-Crespo, Laura - 837 WTh 

Marchewka, Artur - 446 mT 

Marchina, Sarah - 870 MT, 176 WTh, 177 WTh 

Marco, Elysa - 828 WTh 

Marco-Pallarés, Josep - 451 MT 

Marcotte, Karine - 378 MT 

Marcoux, Louis-Alexandre - 1060 WTh 

Marcus, Daniel - 349 WTh 

Marecek, Radek - 795 MT, 1116 MT 

Mareckova, Klara - 877 WTh, 1081 mT, 1084 MT 

Marenco, Stefano - 331 WTh 

Mares, Jan - 201 WTh 

Margolis, Russell - 140 MT 

Margulies, Daniel - 170 WTh, 359 WTh, 

694 WTh, 703 MT, 703 WTh, 720 MT, 758 

WTh, 990 WTh, 343 WTh, 695 WTh, 788 MT, 

896 MT, 935 MT 

Marin, Dario - 821 MT 

Marion, SIMONETTA-MOREAU - 2 MT 

Mark, Clarisse - 503 mT 

Markl, Alexandra - 299 MT, 838 MT 

Markov, Valentin - 52 mT, 287 WTh 

Markus, Andrey - 816 MT 

Markus, Hugh - 617 WTh 

Marmi, Stefano - 571 WTh 

Marne, Naomi - 248 MT 

Maron, Adi - 249 WTh 

Marquand, Andre - 551 WTh, 537 WTh, 583 WTh 

Marques, José - 533 MT, 669 WTh, 924 MT 

Marrakchi-Kacem, Linda - 45 WTh 

Marreiros, Andre - 58 WTh 

Marrelec, Guillaume - 829 WTh 

Marriott, Mark - 190 WTh 

Marsh, Rachel - 374 MT 

Marshall, Kathleen - 866 MT 

Marsolais, Yannick - 378 MT 

Martens, Marilee - 215 WTh 

Martí-Bonmatí, Luis - 642 MT, 343 WTh 

Martin, Alex - 100 MT, 106 MT, 334 MT, 709 MT 

Martin, Ernst - 494 WTh, 772 WTh 

Martin, Maria da Graça - 76 MT 

Martin, Nathalie - 120 MT 

Martin, Nicholas - 49 MT, 294 WTh, 297 WTh, 

314 WTh, 315 WTh, 318 WTh, 322 WTh, 

550 WTh, 578 MT, 947 MT 

MARTIN, Olivier - 872 mT 

Martin, Randi - 401 MT 

Martínez, Kenia - 752 mT 

Martinez, Maria de Lourdes - 53 WTh, 576 MT, 

965 WTh 

Martinez, Michael - 352 WTh 

Martinez-de-las-Heras, Eloy - 689 mT 

Martínez-Montes, Eduardo - 59 MT, 559 WTh, 

652 WTh 

Martinez-Ramon, Manel - 574 WTh, 661 MT 

Martinot, Jean-Luc - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 321 MT, 

333 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 

1084 MT 

Martucci, Katherine - 391 MT 

Martuzzi, Roberto - 533 MT 

Marutani, Toshiyuki - 526 MT 

Maruyama, Masaki - 810 mT 

Marvel, Cherie - 862 WTh 

Marxen, Michael - 405 MT 

MARY, Alison - 137 MT 

Marzetti, Laura - 447 WTh 

Masdeu, Joseph - 47 WTh, 534 WTh, 942 MT, 

230 WTh, 492 MT 

Mashhadi, Mahya - 165 MT 

Maslowski, Nina - 241 mT 

Mason, Kelsey - 271 MT 

Mason, Liam - 275 mT 

MASSAT, Isabelle - 137 MT 

Massicotte, Pierluc - 916 MT 

Massimini, Marcelo - 1016 MT, 1017 MT, 1032 MT 

Masterton, Richard - 364 WTh 

Masuda, Yoshinori - 529 WTh 

Masunga, Abigail - 542 MT 

Mataix-Cols, David - 234 MT 

Matarazzo, Luca - 600 WTh 

Mathalon, Daniel - 324 WTh 

Mathew, Blessy - 978 MT 

Mathews, Vincent - 607 WTh, 970 WTh 

Mathiak, Klaus - 52 MT, 252 MT, 811 MT, 

1031 WTh 

MATHIEU, Nicolas - 284 WTh 

Mathis, Jed - 995 MT 

Mathys, Christoph - 538 WTh, 546 WTh, 397 WTh 

Matros, Markus - 88 MT 

Matsson, Hans - 304 WTh 

Matsubara, Toshio - 238 MT, 259 MT, 

513 WTh, 295 mT 

Matsuda, Ayasa - 432 WTh, 437 WTh, 

443 WTh, 664 WTh 

Matsuda, Ryoichi - 850 WTh 

Matsuda, Tetsuya - 526 MT 

Matsuda, Yoshi-Taka - 271 WTh 

Matsuhashi, Masao - 1100 WTh 

Matsumoto, Atsushi - 532 WTh 

Matsumoto, Kaori - 127 MT 

Matsumoto, Riki - 945 mT, 1100 WTh 

Matsuo, Kayako - 110 WTh, 574 mT, 590 MT, 

781 MT, 786 WTh, 909 MT 

Matsuo, Koji - 238 mT, 259 MT, 295 MT, 513 WTh 

Matsushige, Takeshi - 513 WTh 

Matsushima, Eisuke - 432 WTh, 437 WTh, 

443 WTh, 664 WTh 


Matsuura, Masato - 277 WTh, 432 WTh, 437 WTh, 

443 WTh, 664 WTh 

Mattay, Raghav - 230 WTh, 265 WTh 

Mattay, Venkata - 327 WTh, 450 MT, 693 MT, 

875 MT, 90 WTh, 483 MT 

Matthews, Dawn - 37 MT 

Matthews, John - 289 MT 

Matthews, Monica - 42 MT 

Matthews, Paul - 66 MT, 159 WTh, 223 MT, 

225 MT, 335 MT, 450 MT 

Matthews, Scott - 310 MT 

Mattia, Donatella - 423 MT, 440 WTh, 1102 MT 

Mattila, Marja-Leena - 125 MT 

Mattingley, Jason - 926 WTh, 939 WTh 

Mattout, Jérémie - 402 MT, 1074 WTh 

Mattson, Sarah - 146 MT 

Matuz, Tamara - 907 WTh 

Maudoux, Audrey - 1015 WTh 

Mauguière, François - 198 MT 

Maurits, Natasha - 57 WTh, 948 WTh 

Maus, Bärbel - 796 mT 

May, Arne - 573 WTh, 1067 WTh 

May, Elisabeth - 1010 MT, 1055 WTh 

May, Philip - 146 MT 

Mayberg, Helen - 253 MT, 640 MT, 613 WTh 

Mayer, Andrew - 93 WTh, 107 WTh, 343 WTh 

Mayer, Emeran - 198 WTh, 282 WTh, 1046 WTh 

Mayes, Linda - 544 MT 

Mayhew, Stephen - 479 WTh, 489 WTh, 

920 WTh, 1041 WTh, 475 WTh, 484 WTh, 

1049 MT 

MAYO, Willy - 67 WTh 

Mazaika, Paul - 645 mT 

Mazaki, Hiroshi - 1038 WTh 

MAZERE, Joachim - 67 WTh 

Mazerolle, Erin - 508 mT, 519 MT 

Mazuka, Reiko - 1017 WTh 

Mazziotta, John - 974 WTh, 199 WTh 

Mazzulla, Emily - 385 MT 

Mbwana, Juma - 105 MT 

McAleer, Phil - 1073 mT 

McAndrews, Mary Pat - 182 WTh, 849 MT 

McArthur, Genevieve - 133 MT 

McAteer, Carole - 168 MT 

McAuley, Edward - 370 MT 

McCabe, Kevin - 1115 MT 

McCallion, Elizabeth - 454 MT 

McCandliss, Bruce - 420 WTh 

McCarthy, Christopher - 108 WTh 

McCloskey, Michael - 212 WTh 

McCluskey, Leo - 612 WTh 

McCorry, Doug - 194 MT 

McCracken, James - 108 MT, 891 WTh 

McCreary, Cheryl - 95 MT, 483 WTh 

McCullough, Stephen - 778 WTh 

McCurry, Katherine - 8 WTh 

McDonald, Brenna - 299 WTh, 500 mT, 550 MT 

McEntee, Julie - 334 WTh 

McEvoy, Andrew - 718 MT 

McFarlin, Daniel - 250 WTh 

McGeary, John - 848 MT 

McGlinchey, Regina - 16 WTh, 891 MT 

McGlone, Francis - 462 WTh 

McGonigle, David - 462 WTh 

McGonigle, John - 709 WTh 

McGorry, Patrick - 126 WTh 

McGough, James - 247 MT 

McGuire, Philip - 79 WTh, 472 WTh 

McHaffie, John - 391 MT 

McHugo, Maureen - 966 WTh 

McIlraith, Autumn - 824 mT 

McIlree, Carolyn - 585 MT 

McIlroy, William - 183 WTh 

McIntosh, Andrew - 313 WTh 


McIntosh, Anthony - 628 WTh, 776 WTh, 

846 MT, 877 WTh, 880 MT, 907 MT, 631 WTh, 

749 WTh, 770 MT, 1084 MT 

McIntyre, Cameron - 956 MT 

McIver, Theresa - 612 MT, 246 WTh 

McKay, Reese - 736 WTh, 659 MT 

McKerral, Michelle - 896 WTh 

McKinley, Andrew - 712 WTh 

McLaren, Donald - 41 MT, 763 mT 

McLean, Adam - 413 WTh 

McMahon, Allison - 770 WTh 

McMahon, Francis - 321 WTh 

McMahon, Katie - 49 MT, 294 WTh, 297 WTh, 

315 WTh, 318 WTh, 319 WTh, 322 WTh, 

550 WTh, 578 MT, 947 MT, 314 WTh 

McMillan, Alan - 336 WTh 

McMillan, Corey - 650 MT, 497 WTh 

McNab, Jennifer - 988 WTh, 985 WTh 

McNeil, Thomas - 120 WTh 

McNulty, Jonathan - 920 MT 

McRae, Kateri - 240 WTh 

Mechanic-Hamilton, Dawn - 177 MT 

Mechelli, Andrea - 242 MT, 472 WTh 

Meda, Shashwath - 131 WTh, 12 WTh 

Medaglia, John - 734 WTh, 723 WTh 

Medaglia, Maria Teresa - 823 WTh 

Medland, Sarah - 294 WTh, 322 WTh 

Medvedev, Andrei - 264 WTh, 785 WTh, 

819 MT, 525 WTh 

Meeker, Timothy - 1057 WTh 

Meguid, Nagwa - 164 MT 

Mehnert, Jan - 510 WTh, 917 WTh 

Mehta, Mitul - 161 MT, 346 MT, 1053 MT 

Mehta, Sonya - 961 MT 

Mehta, V.S - 205 WTh 

Mehta, Veer Singh - 620 WTh 

Meindl, Thomas - 84 WTh, 116 MT, 375 MT, 

398 WTh, 410 MT, 739 MT, 771 MT, 1066 MT 

Meintjes, Ernesta - 145 MT, 157 MT, 188 WTh, 

203 WTh 

MEISSNER, Wassilios - 67 WTh 

Mejia-Constain, Beatriz - 62 WTh 

Mekary, Said - 500 WTh, 898 MT, 1045 mT 

Melcher, Tobias - 365 MT, 380 mT 

Melhem, Elias - 612 WTh 

Melie, Lester - 467 MT 

Melie-García, Lester - 59 MT, 449 mT, 652 WTh 

Mellah, Samira - 922 MT 

Melle, Ingrid - 80 WTh, 94 WTh, 129 WTh, 

311 WTh 

Mellem, Monika - 785 WTh, 819 mT 

Mello, Luiz - 406 MT 

MELOT, Christian - 1026 MT 

Meltzer Asscher, Aya - 813 mT 

Melzer, Tracy - 51 WTh 

Ménard, Lucie - 798 WTh 

Menchón, José - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 37 WTh, 

39 WTh, 213 WTh, 255 MT, 258 MT 

Mende-Siedlecki, Peter - 240 WTh 

Mendola, Janine - 1101 WTh 

Mendrek, Adrianna - 114 WTh, 117 WTh, 

138 WTh, 143 WTh, 144 WTh 

Menegaz, Gloria - 1109 WTh 

Meneghello, Francesca - 70 WTh 

Meng, Ling-Fu - 789 WTh 

Meng, Xiangxiang - 729 WTh 

Menghetti, Sarah - 124 WTh 

Menjot de Champfleur, Nicolas - 59 WTh 

Menke, Ricarda - 66 MT 

Mennes, Maarten - 128 MT, 343 WTh, 705 MT, 

110 MT, 129 mT, 158 MT, 326 WTh, 681 WTh, 

725 MT, 731 MT, 735 WTh, 779 WTh, 707 WTh 

Mennigen, Eva - 333 MT, 386 WTh, 394 mT, 

405 MT 

Menninghaus, Winfried - 787 WTh 


Menon, David - 420 MT, 436 WTh, 1022 MT 

Menon, Mahesh - 145 WTh 

Menon, Vinod - 63 WTh, 98 MT, 115 MT, 406 

WTh, 412 WTh, 415 WTh, 728 WTh, 738 WTh, 

797 WTh, 864 WTh, 403 WTh 

Menz, Mareike - 321 MT, 1026 WTh, 352 MT, 

375 WTh, 994 MT 

Merboldt, Dietmar - 1039 MT 

Mercadillo, Roberto - 1081 WTh, 1079 mT 

Merchant, Thomas - 167 MT 

Mercier, Catherine - 26 MT, 427 MT 

Mergler, Donna - 469 MT 

Merhof, Dorit - 679 MT 

Merideth, Flannery - 93 WTh 

Mérillat -(Koeneke), Susan - 453 MT 

Merkle, Hellmut - 444 MT 

Merksa, Katharina - 77 WTh, 525 MT, 535 MT, 

643 MT 

Merla, Arcangelo - 507 WTh 

Merle, Julia - 413 MT 

Merritt, Michael - 712 WTh 

Mervis, Carolyn - 331 WTh 

Mesmoudi, Salma - 474 mT, 726 MT 

Messé, Arnaud - 492 WTh, 702 WTh 

Metcalf, Nicholas - 309 MT 

Metcalfe, Arron - 412 WTh 

METENS, Thierry - 137 MT, 800 WTh 

Météreau, Elise - 379 WTh 

Metzak, Paul - 106 WTh, 130 WTh 

Metzger, Coraline - 220 MT, 266 MT, 275 WTh, 

464 WTh, 514 MT, 1056 mT, 1058 MT 

Meuli, Reto - 38 MT 

Meunier, Sabine - 27 MT, 69 WTh, 913 WTh, 

930 WTh 

Meyer, Antje - 823 WTh 

Meyer, Jobst - 468 MT 

Meyer, Lars - 800 MT 

Meyer, Martin - 814 WTh, 1009 WTh 

Meyer, Matthias - 477 WTh 

Meyer, Patric - 53 MT 

Meyer-Lindenberg, Andreas - 104 WTh, 

1106 MT, 24 MT, 84 MT, 274 MT, 327 WTh 

Meyerhoff, James - 262 MT 

Meyniel, Florent - 391 WTh 

Mézenge, Florence - 850 MT 

Mezer, Aviv - 953 mT 

Miao, Qianwen - 884 WTh 

Michael, Andrew - 727 MT, 672 mT, 324 WTh 

Michaely, Tonia - 1066 MT 

Michel, Christoph - 124 WTh, 185 MT, 208 MT, 

434 WTh, 442 WTh, 805 WTh 

Michel, Franck - 346 WTh 

Michel, Vincent - 555 WTh, 667 MT 

Michels, Lars - 494 WTh, 772 WTh 

Michiels, Karla - 298 MT 

Michon, Pierre-Emmanuel - 421 MT, 1060 WTh, 

1093 MT 

Miedl, Stephan - 321 MT, 376 WTh 

Mier, Daniela - 104 WTh, 1074 MT, 1106 MT 

Migliaccio, Raffaella - 1004 MT 

Miguel, Alonso - 173 WTh 

Miguel, Bernardo - 139 WTh 

Mihalakos, Perry - 102 WTh, 148 WTh 

Mikl, Michal - 795 mT, 1116 MT 

Mikulis, David - 182 WTh 

Mikuni, Nobuhiro - 945 MT, 1100 WTh 

Milanaik, Ruth - 585 MT 

Milberg, William - 16 WTh, 891 MT 

Milenkova, Maria - 44 WTh 

Milham, Michael - 110 MT, 214 WTh, 681 WTh, 

735 WTh, 788 MT, 695 WTh, 705 MT, 779 

WTh, 989 WTh, 990 WTh, 128 MT, 158 MT, 

173 MT, 326 WTh, 343 WTh, 550 WTh, 566 

MT, 731 MT, 748 MT, 1075 MT, 129 MT, 707 

WTh, 725 MT 

Milian, Monika - 855 WTh 

Milivojevic, Branka - 1089 WTh 

Miller, Bruce - 62 MT, 83 MT 

Miller, Destiny - 370 mT 

Miller, Kai - 1051 MT 

Miller, Karla - 704 MT, 988 WTh 

Miller, Karol - 633 MT 

Miller, Michael - 140 MT, 244 MT, 250 MT 

Miller, Steven - 897 WTh 

Millington, Gregory - 337 WTh 

Mills, Kathryn - 128 MT, 162 MT 

Milot, Marie-Helene - 21 mT, 837 WTh 

Miltner, Wolfgang - 142 WTh 

Mimura, Masaru - 119 MT 

Minagawa-Kawai, Yasuyo - 793 WTh, 881 WTh 

Mincic, Adina - 411 mT 

Mingoia, Gianluca - 135 WTh, 747 mT 

Miniussi, Carlo - 18 MT 

Minotti, Lorella - 419 WTh, 656 WTh 

Minshew, Nancy - 98 MT 

Minton, Brian - 308 WTh 

Mintzer, Miriam - 862 WTh 

Minuk, Jeffery - 167 WTh 

Miotto, Eliane - 76 MT 

Mirelman, Anat - 60 WTh 

Mirmehdi, Majid - 709 WTh 

Miró Lladó, Júlia - 451 MT 

Mirzazade, Shahram - 52 WTh, 65 WTh 

Misaki, Masaya - 100 mT 

Mishra, Arabinda - 960 WTh 

Misic, Bratislav - 628 WTh, 631 WTh, 770 mT 

Mitchell, Peter - 190 WTh 

Mitchell, Suzanne - 3 WTh, 162 MT 

Mitchell, Tom - 806 MT 

Mitsis, Georgios - 635 WTh 

Mitsudo, Takako - 989 mT 

Mitterhauser, Markus - 535 WTh 

Miura, Naoki - 841 WTh 

Miyagawa, Atsushi - 425 mT 

Miyajima, Miho - 432 WTh, 437 WTh, 664 WTh, 

443 WTh 

Miyakoshi, Makoto - 590 MT, 909 MT, 

904 mT, 781 MT 

Miyamoto, Susumu - 945 MT, 1100 WTh 

Miyauchi, Carlos Makoto - 191 WTh, 865 MT, 

1086 MT, 1090 MT 

Miyauchi, Makoto - 425 MT 

Miyauchi, Satoru - 904 MT 

Miyazaki, Takahiro - 1007 WTh 

Miyazawa, Shiho - 1090 MT 

Mizuno, Yoshiko - 923 MT 

Mizuochi-Endo, Tomomi - 1017 WTh 

Mletzko, Tanja - 253 MT, 377 MT 

Mo, Lei - 553 MT 

Moayedi, Massieh - 974 MT, 1053 WTh, 

1062 WTh, 1052 WTh 

Mochizuki, George - 183 WTh 

Modat, Marc - 51 MT 

Möddel, Gabriel - 188 MT, 219 MT 

Modi, Pooja - 217 WTh 

Mody, Maria - 811 WTh 

Moehring, Jan - 175 mT 

Moeller, F. Gerard - 733 WTh 

Moeller, Friederike - 181 MT, 202 MT, 175 MT 

Moeller, Steen - 499 MT, 595 WTh 

Moerel, Michelle - 1004 WTh, 1005 WTh 

Moessnang, Carolin - 1029 WTh 

Mohades, Sara - 43 MT, 68 MT, 71 mT, 

72 MT, 90 MT 

Mohamed, Feroze - 549 MT, 786 MT 

Mohamed, Ismail - 206 MT, 653 WTh 

Mohammadi, Bahram - 19 WTh, 44 WTh 

Mohammadi, Siawoosh - 187 MT, 188 MT, 

219 MT, 575 MT, 602 WTh, 616 WTh 

Mohr, Holger - 620 mT

Moilanen, Irma - 125 MT 

Moir, Liz - 3 MT 

Moiseev, Alexander - 440 MT, 756 MT 

Moiseeva, Nadya - 440 MT 

Mok, Eva - 776 WTh 

Mokhtari, Fatemeh - 561 WTh 

Molenaar, Peter - 723 WTh, 734 WTh, 763 WTh 

Molfese, Dennis - 788 WTh, 1035 MT 

Molfese, Victoria - 1035 MT 

Molina, Brooke - 170 MT 

Molina, Elena - 1015 mT 

Möller, Friederike - 200 MT 

Möller, Harald - 977 MT 

Moller, Hayley - 264 MT 

Molteno, Christopher - 145 MT, 157 MT, 

188 WTh, 203 WTh 

Momenan, Reza - 340 MT, 394 WTh, 991 WTh 

Monchi, Oury - 58 MT, 62 WTh, 404 MT, 

826 MT, 906 MT 

Monetta, Laura - 62 WTh 

Mongkolwat, Pattanasak - 787 MT 

Monsch, Andreas - 66 MT, 568 WTh 

Montag, Christian - 1074 MT 

Montagnat, Johan - 346 WTh 

Montague, P. - 370 WTh 

Monteleone, George - 212 WTh 

Monterosso, John - 371 MT 

Montez, David - 872 WTh 

Montgomery, Allen - 817 WTh 

Montgomery, Grant - 294 WTh, 322 WTh 

Monzalvo, Karla - 148 MT, 879 WTh 

Moody, Teena - 243 MT, 256 MT, 264 MT, 271 mT, 

591 MT, 277 MT 

Mooshagian, Eric - 943 WTh 

Moran, Lauren - 303 WTh 

Moran, Rosalyn - 58 WTh, 1028 MT 

Morandi, Xavier - 474 WTh 

Morawetz, Carmen - 270 WTh, 276 WTh 

Morawski, Markus - 447 MT 

Moreau, Jean-Luc - 552 WTh 

Moreau, Patricia - 439 MT 

Morel, Anne - 927 MT 

Moreno, Antonio - 316 WTh 

Moreno, Beatriz - 895 WTh 

Moreno-Dominguez, David - 601 WTh 

Moreno-Lopez, Laura - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Morgan, Gemma - 605 WTh 

Morgan, Paul - 470 MT 

Morgen, Katrin E - 84 mT 

Mori, Norio - 127 MT 

Mori, Susumu - 15 WTh, 974 WTh 

Morigaki, Katie - 307 MT 

Morita, Diego - 196 MT 

Morita, Kiichiro - 153 WTh 

Morizot-Koutlidis, Régine - 184 WTh 

Moro, Marco - 513 MT 

Morocz, Istvan - 521 MT 

Morosan, Patricia - 805 mT 

Morris, Colleen - 331 WTh 

Morris, Derek - 302 WTh 

Morse, Leslie - 871 MT, 1075 WTh 

Morton, J Bruce - 392 MT 

Moschner, Barbara - 1063 MT 

Moscoso, Marco Antonio - 296 MT 

Moscovitch, Morris - 849 MT, 889 MT 

Moseley, G. Lorimer - 1047 WTh 

Moser, Ewald - 235 MT, 260 MT, 274 MT, 290 MT, 

434 MT, 511 MT, 641 MT, 754 WTh, 769 WTh, 

785 MT, 928 WTh, 1089 MT 

Moser-Mercer, Barbara - 805 WTh 

Mosher, John - 644 WTh 

Mosier, Kristine - 550 MT 

Mosier, Kristine - 500 MT 

Moss, Anja - 332 WTh 

Mostofsky, Stewart - 128 MT, 129 MT, 144 MT, 

152 MT, 163 MT, 343 WTh, 463 WTh, 711 MT, 

878 WTh, 889 WTh 

Mottron, Laurent - 97 MT, 113 MT 

Mouiha, Abderazzak - 931 mT 

Mourao-Miranda, Janaina - 551 WTh, 583 WTh 

MOUTET, François - 872 MT 

Moxon, Karen - 786 MT 

Mraz, Richard - 654 MT 

Muehlhaus, Juliane - 516 mT 

Mueller, Charles - 353 WTh, 793 MT, 901 WTh, 

902 WTh 

Mueller, Friedemann - 299 MT, 838 MT 

Mueller, Karsten - 64 MT, 359 WTh, 847 WTh, 

977 mT, 1061 MT, 47 MT 

Mueller, Sophia - 84 WTh, 116 mT 

Mueller, Veronika - 285 mT 

Mueller, Wade - 209 MT 

Muelly, Emilie - 859 WTh 

Muglia, Pierandrea - 223 MT, 225 MT 

Mühlau, Mark - 141 WTh 

Muhtz, Christoph - 1067 WTh 

Mujica-Parodi, Lilianne - 254 WTh, 588 WTh 

Mukherjee, Pratik - 154 MT, 963 MT 

Mukherjee, Tirthankar - 119 WTh 

Mukundan, Srinivasan - 543 MT 

Mulder, Martijn - 387 WTh 

Mulders, Joost - 774 mT 

Mulert, Christoph - 103 WTh, 375 MT, 410 MT 

Müller, Bernhard - 140 WTh 

Müller, Hans-Peter - 699 MT, 972 MT 

Müller, Karsten - 49 WTh 

Müller, Kathrin - 333 mT, 386 WTh, 394 MT 

Müller, Wolfram - 851 WTh 

Müller-Forell, Wibke - 602 MT 

Müller-Vahl, Kirsten - 34 WTh 

Mullinger, Karen Julia - 489 WTh, 667 WTh, 

1049 mT 

Mullins, Paul - 466 WTh 

Mumford, Jeanette - 384 WTh, 554 WTh, 943 MT 

Munesue, Toshio - 1101 MT 

Munoz, Douglas - 383 MT 

Munro, Nancy - 45 mT 

Münte, Thomas - 19 WTh, 44 WTh 

Munter, Fletcher - 308 MT, 297 MT 

Muralidharan, Anjana - 232 MT 

Muraskin, Jordan - 692 mT 

Murata, Tsutom - 610 MT 

Muratori, Filippo - 109 MT 

Murawski, Carsten - 372 WTh 

Murdaugh, Donna - 99 mT 

Murphy, Declan - 127 MT, 761 MT 

Murphy, Kevin - 234 MT 

Murphy, Michael - 1028 MT 

Murphy, Shawn - 349 WTh 

Murray, Alison - 688 MT, 911 MT, 913 MT 

Murta, Teresa - 684 WTh 

Muschelli, John - 144 MT, 163 mT, 711 MT 

Muse, John - 483 mT, 875 MT 

Musel, Benoit - 1111 WTh 

Mussa-Ivaldi, Ferdinando - 577 MT 

Musser, Erica - 162 MT 

Musso, Mariacristina - 1035 WTh 

Mustafa, Nazahah - 688 mT, 913 mT 

Mustapha, Muzaimi - 444 WTh 

Muthukumaraswamy, Suresh - 1048 MT 

Muthuraman, Muthuraman - 200 MT 

Mutihac, Radu - 480 MT, 767 mT 

Mutreja, Rachna - 404 WTh 

Mutschler, Isabella - 285 WTh 

Myers, Nicholas - 141 WTh 

Mylonas, George - 523 WTh, 530 WTh, 1109 WTh 

Møller, Cecilie - 1027 MT 


n 

Na, Duk - 755 MT, 92 MT, 482 WTh, 563 MT, 

622 WTh, 680 MT, 687 MT 

Nachbauer, Werner - 601 MT 

Nackaerts, Evelien - 751 MT 

Nadar, Sreenivasan - 723 MT 

Nagai, Kenji - 841 WTh 

Nagano-Saito, Atsuko - 62 WTh 

Nagarajan, Srikantan - 180 WTh, 632 WTh, 

768 WTh, 828 WTh, 115 WTh 

Nagase, Tomomi - 869 mT 

Nagasunder, Arabhi - 966 MT 

Nagata, Noriko - 532 WTh, 1037 WTh, 1038 WTh 

Nagy, Zoltan - 602 WTh, 949 MT 

Nair, Dileep - 945 MT 

Najafizadeh, Laleh - 525 WTh 

Najib, Umer - 31 MT 

Najm, Imad - 945 MT 

Nakagawa, Masanori - 73 MT 

Nakagawa, Seishu - 191 WTh, 865 MT 

Nakai, Noriyoshi - 56 WTh 

Nakai, Toshiharu - 781 mT, 904 MT, 909 MT, 

590 MT 

Nakamura, Itta - 134 WTh 

Nakamura, Kimihiro - 792 WTh 

Nakano, Masayuki - 238 MT, 259 mT, 295 MT, 

513 WTh 

Nakano, Tamami - 799 MT 

Nakano, Yukari - 277 WTh 

Nakao, Takashi - 373 WTh 

Nakao, Tomoko - 923 MT 

Nakashima, Mami - 238 MT, 259 MT, 295 MT, 

513 WTh 

Nakatani, Chie - 1009 MT 

Nakatogawa, Hirokazu - 8 MT 

Nakazawa, Hitoshi - 905 WTh 

Naliboff, Bruce - 282 WTh, 1046 WTh 

Nam, Haewon - 604 mT 

Namba, Hiroki - 8 MT 

Namburi, Praneeth - 154 WTh, 990 MT 

Nandiraju, Deepika - 549 MT 

Nandy, Rajesh - 46 MT, 96 MT, 664 MT, 778 MT 

Napadow, Vitaly - 1043 WTh, 1049 WTh, 

1054 WTh, 1075 WTh, 1080 WTh, 871 MT, 

1042 WTh, 1045 WTh, 1063 WTh, 1070 WTh 

Napoliello, Eileen - 149 MT 

Naraine, Melissa - 585 MT 

Narayana, Ponnada - 678 MT, 733 WTh 

Narayana, Shalini - 29 mT, 248 mT, 487 MT, 

830 WTh, 933 WTh, 15 MT, 825 WTh, 

947 WTh 

Narayanan, Sandhya - 289 WTh 

Narinesingh, Cindy - 143 MT 

Narr, Katherine - 982 MT, 85 WTh, 108 MT, 

134 MT, 146 MT, 199 WTh, 974 WTh, 

86 WTh, 247 MT 

Narsude, Mayur - 669 WTh 

Nash, Tiffany - 345 mT, 230 WTh, 265 WTh, 

492 MT 

Nathan, Pradeep - 335 MT 

Nathoo, Farouk - 756 MT 

Nauman, Eric - 307 MT 

Naundorf, Karina - 25 WTh 

NAVARRA, RICCARDO - 132 MT 

Navarta, Silvana - 118 MT 

Navia, Bradford - 193 WTh 

Nawaz Khan, Irum - 1081 MT 

Naylor, Magdalena - 274 WTh, 454 mT, 537 MT, 

599 MT, 912 MT 

Nazarian, Bruno - 417 WTh 

Nazeri, Arash - 94 MT, 36 MT 

Neale, Michael - 325 WTh 


Nebel, Mary Beth - 152 MT, 711 mT, 

878 WTh, 889 WTh 

Nederveen, Aart - 15 WTh, 530 MT 

Neelakantan, Asha - 688 MT 

Nees, Frauke - 337 mT 

Neggers, Sebastiaan - 118 WTh, 918 WTh, 

997 MT 

Negishi, Michiro - 986 MT 

Negoias, Simona - 1014 MT 

Nejad, Ayna - 95 WTh 

Nelson, Barnaby - 126 WTh 

Nelson, Marvin - 948 MT, 966 MT, 997 WTh 

Nemeth, Evan - 388 WTh 

Nenadic, Igor - 135 WTh, 747 MT 

Nenning, Karl-Heinz - 717 WTh 

Nerenberg, Lesly - 371 WTh 

Nesvåg, Ragnar - 94 WTh, 120 WTh, 129 WTh 

Neto, Pedro - 68 MT 

Netto, Tânia - 378 MT, 403 MT 

Neufang, Susanne - 141 WTh, 220 WTh, 1030 MT 

Neufeld, R - 350 MT 

Neumann, Heiko - 699 MT 

Neumann, Jane - 61 MT, 287 MT, 377 WTh, 

926 MT 

Neumann, Katrin - 46 WTh 

Neuner, Irene - 138 mT, 1029 WTh 

Neupane, Sujaya - 20 MT 

Neuper, Christa - 408 WTh, 851 WTh 

Newcorn, Jeffrey - 585 MT 

Newhouse, Paul - 274 WTh, 385 MT, 454 MT, 

854 WTh, 912 MT 

Newman, Aaron - 965 MT 

Newman, Sharlene - 27 WTh 

Newsome, Mary - 316 mT 

Newton, Thomas - 8 WTh 

Ng, Bernard - 769 mT 

Ng, Charisa - 372 MT, 757 mT 

Ng, Lydia - 336 WTh 

Ng, Tommy - 932 WTh 

Ngomo, Suzy - 26 mT 

Nguyen, Christopher - 963 MT, 598 WTh 

Nguyen, Dang Khoa - 186 MT, 614 WTh 

Nguyen, Le Hoa - 516 WTh 

Nguyen, Tuong-Vi - 891 WTh 

Nguyen, Vinh - 486 WTh 

Nguyen, Vo An - 835 WTh, 836 WTh 

Nguyen Quang Chieu, Van-Hung - 1068 MT 

Nho, Kwangsik - 299 WTh, 305 WTh, 560 WTh 

Niaura, Raymond - 279 MT 

Nichelli, Paolo - 1065 WTh 

Nichols, Sharon - 301 MT 

Nichols, Thomas - 223 MT, 225 MT, 342 WTh, 

450 MT, 540 WTh, 565 WTh, 668 mT 

Nicholson, Timothy - 196 WTh 

Nickel, Janpeter - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Nickerson, Lisa - 1054 mT 

Nickl-Jockschat, Thomas - 92 WTh 

Niedeggen, Michael - 917 WTh 

Niedtfeld, Inga - 189 WTh 

Nielsen, Andreas - 835 MT 

Nielsen, Jared - 102 mT 

Nielson, Kristy - 42 MT 

Nierhaus, Till - 758 WTh, 1072 WTh, 402 WTh 

Niessen, Wiro - 604 WTh 

Niessing, Michael - 501 WTh 

Nieto, Juan - 559 WTh 

Nieusma, Holly - 55 MT 

Nigg, Joel - 128 MT, 129 MT, 162 MT, 343 WTh 

Nijhuis, Emil - 967 WTh 

Nikkinen, Juha - 125 MT, 231 MT, 733 MT 

Nikolaev, Andrei - 1009 mT, 1099 WTh 

Nikolaev, Andrey - 1031 WTh 

Nikolaidis, Aki - 580 mT, 584 mT 

Nili, Hamed - 663 mT 

Nili, Hamed - 1103 WTh 


Nimmo-Smith, Ian - 598 WTh 

Nishimoto, Mayuka - 1038 WTh 

Nishino, Tomoyuki - 244 MT, 250 MT 

Nissila, Juuso - 231 MT 

Nitrini, Ricardo - 76 MT 

Nitsch, Alexander - 142 WTh 

Nitschke, Jack - 250 WTh 

Niu, Yixuan - 80 MT 

Niwa, Fumitoshi - 73 mT 

Nobili, Flavio - 65 MT 

Nocetti, Luca - 24 WTh 

Noé, Enrique - 317 MT 

Nofzinger, Eric - 493 WTh 

Noirhomme, Quentin - 773 mT, 1019 MT, 

1025 MT, 1028 MT, 1032 MT 

Nolan, Tracy - 1038 MT 

Nolan-Poupart, Sarah - 347 mT 

Nolen, Willem - 1109 MT 

Noll, Douglas - 7 WTh 

Nollo, Giandomenico - 938 WTh 

Nombela Otero, Cristina - 64 WTh 

Nomura, Emi - 381 MT, 711 WTh, 773 WTh 

Noonan, Sarah - 545 mT 

Nooner, Kate - 158 MT, 343 WTh, 214 WTh 

Nopoulos, Peg - 140 MT 

Noppeney, Uta - 1028 WTh, 665 WTh 

Noreau, Anne - 276 MT 

Norris, David - 502 MT, 697 MT, 700 WTh, 

986 WTh, 967 WTh 

Northoff, Georg - 339 MT, 373 WTh, 548 MT, 

596 WTh, 1069 MT 

Norton, Andrea - 177 WTh, 870 MT, 176 WTh 

Norton, Isaiah - 543 MT 

Nouchi, Rui - 865 MT, 887 WTh 

Nouri, Sarvenaz - 789 MT 

Novak, Vera - 73 WTh, 532 MT 

Nowak, Rafal - 1010 WTh 

Nucci da Silva, Mariana - 531 MT 

Nudo, Randolph - 164 WTh 

Nuechterlein, Keith - 85 WTh, 86 WTh 

Nugent, Allison - 321 WTh 

Null, Miranda - 824 WTh 

Nummenmaa, Lauri - 238 WTh, 414 MT, 

261 WTh, 338 MT 

Nunes, Rafael - 203 MT 

Nutile, Lauren - 209 WTh, 222 WTh 

Nyberg, Lars - 843 MT, 890 MT 

Nys, Jo - 921 WTh, 925 WTh 

o 

O’Boyle, Michael - 770 WTh 

O’Brien, John O’Brien - 64 WTh, 457 WTh 

O’Connor, Mary - 146 MT 

O’Daly, Owen - 1053 MT 

O’Donnell, Brian - 27 WTh 

O’Hanlon, Erik - 23 WTh 

o’Leary, Daniel - 912 WTh 

O’Muircheartaigh, Jonathan - 180 mT 

O’Neill, Darren - 550 MT, 500 MT 

O’Neill, Joseph - 108 MT 

O’Shea, Jacinta - 159 WTh 

Oakes, Terrence - 297 MT 

Oakes, Terry - 308 MT, 411 WTh 

Oathes, Desmond - 250 WTh 

Oberschmidt, Carola - 5 MT 

Obleser, Jonas - 799 WTh 

Oboshi, Yumi - 56 WTh 

Obrig, Hellmuth - 799 WTh 

Ochs, Elisabeth - 24 MT 

Ochs, Renee - 754 MT 

Ochsner, Kevin - 240 WTh, 289 WTh 

Oda, Yuko - 134 WTh 

Oder, Anita - 638 MT, 757 MT 

Oechslin, Mathias - 435 MT, 438 mT 

Oedekoven, Christiane - 93 mT 

Ofen, Noa - 857 MT 

Ogawa, Seiji - 1108 WTh 

Ogg, Robert - 167 MT 

Oghabian, Mohammad Ali - 29 WTh, 36 MT 

Oguri, Takuya - 1000 WTh 

Oh, Jihoon - 422 mT 

Oh, Jonghyun - 225 WTh 

Oh, Jungsu S. - 125 WTh 

OH, MAENG-KEUN - 597 MT 

Oh, MaengKeun - 74 WTh, 75 WTh 

Oh, MiAe - 458 WTh 

Oh, Seung-Ha - 1020 WTh, 1022 WTh 

Oh, Sung Hwa - 409 MT 

Ohgami, Yoshimi - 1006 mT, 1011 MT 

Ohira, Hideki - 373 WTh 

Ohta, Haruhisa - 119 MT 

Ohta, Katsuya - 432 WTh, 437 WTh, 

443 WTh, 664 WTh 

Ohtomo, Kuni - 905 MT 

Oike, Yumiko - 923 MT 

Oishi, Hiroaki - 1017 WTh 

Oishi, Kenichi - 15 WTh 

Ojemann, Jeffrey - 741 MT 

Oka, Noriyuki - 522 WTh, 528 WTh 

Okada, Yoshio - 449 WTh 

Okamoto, Naoko - 531 WTh 

Okanoya, Kazuo - 271 WTh 

Okazawa, Hidehiko - 390 MT, 1101 MT 

Okell, Thomas - 704 MT 

Oki, Kazuma - 1097 mT 

Okonkwo, David - 593 MT 

Okoshi, Yumi - 944 mT 

Okubo, Yoshiro - 277 WTh 

Olaf, Jansen - 175 MT 

Olausson, Hakan - 1030 WTh 

Olié, Emilie - 246 MT 

Olier, Ivan - 427 WTh 

Oliveira Jr, Pedro Paulo - 340 WTh 

Olivetti, Emanuele - 598 WTh 

Olivetti Belardinelli, Marta - 906 WTh 

Olivi, Emmanuel - 662 WTh 

Olivia, McGarragle - 165 MT 

Oliviero, Antonio - 661 MT 

Olulade, Olumide - 149 mT, 168 mT 

Olvera, Rene - 507 MT 

Omar, Hazim - 444 WTh, 461 WTh 

OMBAO, HERNANDO - 750 WTh, 760 WTh 

Ombao, Hernando - 639 WTh, 765 WTh, 765 MT 

Omori, Risako - 1017 WTh 

Ong, Cheng Soon - 545 WTh, 546 WTh 

Onitsuka, Toshiaki - 134 WTh 

Ontivero-Ortega, Marlis - 59 MT, 449 MT 

Onton, Julie - 310 mT 

Oostenveld, Robert - 1023 WTh, 808 MT 

Op de Beeck, Hans - 775 WTh 

Op De Beeck, Marc - 798 MT 

Operto, Grégory - 886 WTh 

Opitz, Alexander - 17 mT 

Opmeer, Esther - 310 WTh 

Orban, Pierre - 678 WTh, 829 WTh 

Oribe, Naoya - 134 WTh 

Orihuela-Espina, Felipe - 521 WTh, 523 WTh, 

530 WTh, 1008 MT, 1109 WTh 

Ormel, J. - 1062 MT 

Orr-Urtreger, Avi - 39 MT 

Orth, Michael - 55 WTh 

Ortiz, Erick - 1028 WTh, 665 WTh 

Ortiz, Hector - 32 WTh, 37 WTh, 258 MT 

Ortiz, Juan - 1081 WTh, 895 WTh 

Ortmann, Joachim - 794 mT 

Osnes, Berge - 813 WTh, 1007 MT, 1046 MT

Osoba, Annemarie - 220 MT, 266 mT 

Ossandon, Tomas - 993 mT, 1001 mT, 1012 MT 

Ossenblok, Pauly - 179 MT, 204 MT, 672 WTh, 

675 WTh 

Østergaard, Lasse - 673 MT 

Ostwald, Dirk - 194 MT, 475 WTh, 479 WTh, 

484 WTh, 920 WTh 

Osuch, Elizabeth - 350 MT 

Otobe, Takayuki - 799 MT 

Otruba, Pavel - 201 WTh 

Otsubo, Hiroshi - 653 WTh 

Otte, Christian - 1067 WTh 

OTTET, Marie-Christine - 955 mT 

Otto, Tobias - 1067 mT 

Ouchi, Yasuomi - 56 WTh 

Ourselin, Sebastien - 51 MT, 634 MT 

Ousley, Opal - 232 MT 

Overly, Caroline - 336 WTh 

Overy, Katie - 952 WTh 

Owen, Adrian - 64 WTh, 303 MT, 318 MT, 

431 WTh, 420 MT, 436 WTh 

Owen, Julia - 632 WTh, 768 WTh 

Oya, Hiroyuki - 546 MT 

Ozelo, Helka - 216 MT 

Özker, Müge - 478 WTh 

Özkurt, Tolga - 1 MT, 455 WTh, 659 WTh 

Öztürk, Cengizhan - 478 WTh, 544 WTh 

Ozyurt, Burak - 348 WTh 

Özyurt, Jale - 1063 mT 

O’Brien, Hope - 460 WTh 

p 

Pacheco, Jennifer - 848 mT 

Packer, Roger - 326 WTh 

Padmanabhan, Aarthi - 331 WTh 

Padovani, Renato - 710 MT 

Pagel, Alena - 92 WTh 

Paggetti, Giulia - 1109 WTh 

Paglioli, Eliseu - 203 MT 

Pagnoni, Giuseppe - 400 mT 

Pail, Gerald - 274 MT, 769 WTh, 290 MT, 

754 WTh, 785 MT 

Paine, Mark - 190 WTh 

Palacios-Martinez, Eva - 312 mT, 706 WTh 

Palatucci, Mark - 806 MT 

Paldino, Michael - 976 MT, 618 MT 

Palmer, Shawna - 167 MT 

Palmini, Andre - 203 mT 

Paloyelis, Yannis - 161 mT, 346 mT 

Palumbo, Sara - 457 MT 

Pammi, Chandrasekhar - 383 WTh 

Pampel, Andre - 982 WTh 

Pan, Ay-Woan - 573 MT 

Pan, Hai - 411 WTh, 308 MT, 297 MT 

Pan, Wenju - 712 WTh 

Pan, Yaozhang - 169 WTh 

Pancholi, Krishna - 12 WTh 

Pang, Elizabeth - 826 WTh 

Pangaro, Louis - 411 WTh 

Pani, Ariel - 331 WTh 

Panigrahy, Ashok - 948 MT, 966 MT, 997 WTh 

Panizzon, Matthew - 325 WTh 

Pankratz, Nathan - 320 WTh 

Pannekoek, Justine - 270 mT 

Pantazis, Dimitrios - 627 MT, 962 WTh, 644 WTh 

Pantel, Johannes - 84 MT 

Pantelis, Christos - 126 WTh, 357 MT 

Papadelis, Christos - 938 WTh 

Papademetris, Xenophon - 234 WTh, 

639 MT, 986 MT 

Papadopoulo, Theodore - 662 WTh 

Papasogli, Alessandra - 831 WTh 

PAPOIU, ALEXANDRU - 614 mT 

Paprotny, Sabine - 1024 MT 

Paquette, Caroline - 167 WTh 

Paquette, Natacha - 896 WTh, 803 MT 

Parada, Francisco - 658 WTh 

Paradis-Giroux, Andrée-Anne - 861 mT 

Parcet, Maria Antonia - 801 MT, 397 MT 

Parchmann, Ilka - 1063 MT 

Parellada, Eduard - 139 WTh 

Park, Bumhee - 74 WTh, 75 WTh 

Park, Hae-Jeong - 74 WTh, 75 WTh, 292 WTh, 

597 MT, 604 MT, 658 MT, 771 WTh, 1103 MT, 

833 MT, 1114 MT 

Park, Hame - 949 WTh 

Park, Heyeon - 910 mT 

Park, Hye Yoon - 42 WTh, 127 WTh, 125 WTh 

Park, Hyojin - 641 WTh, 855 MT 

Park, Ji Won - 975 MT, 979 MT, 983 MT 

Park, Ji- Eun - 395 WTh 

Park, Ji-Young - 9 MT, 172 WTh 

Park, Jinsick - 32 MT, 422 WTh 

Park, Jinsick - 1099 MT 

Park, Jong Won - 605 MT 

Park, Jun Sung - 482 WTh, 680 MT 

Park, Jun-Sung - 622 WTh 

Park, Kyungmo - 1049 WTh, 1042 WTh, 

1080 WTh 

Park, Mi-Sook - 395 WTh 

Park, Soon - 997 MT 

Park, Soyoung - 282 MT 

Park, Sun Mi - 619 WTh 

Parker, Geoffrey - 608 WTh, 801 WTh 

Parkes, Laura - 967 MT, 801 WTh 

Parkin, Beth - 318 MT 

Parkinson, Amy - 816 WTh 

Parkkonen, Lauri - 638 WTh 

Parra, Carlos - 167 MT 

Parrish, Todd - 72 WTh, 577 MT, 754 MT, 775 MT 

Partonen, Timo - 251 MT 

Parvizi, Josef - 953 MT 

Pasaye, Erick - 401 WTh, 1081 WTh, 424 MT 

Pascual, Belen - 942 mT 

Pascual-Leone, Alvaro - 9 MT, 31 MT, 33 MT, 

172 WTh, 173 WTh, 963 WTh, 981 WTh 

Pasqualotto, Emanuele - 907 WTh 

Pasternak, Ofer - 306 mT 

Pastrawa, Marcel - 304 MT 

Patel, Vishal - 615 WTh 

Pathak, Sudhir - 593 MT 

Patrick, CHAYNES - 2 MT 

Patten, Darren - 521 WTh 

Patterson, James - 930 MT 

Pattinson, Kyle - 1059 WTh 

Paul, Ben - 267 WTh 

Paul, Subhadip - 620 WTh 

Pauley, Greg - 120 MT 

Pauls, David - 125 MT 

Paulsen, Jane - 140 MT 

Paulson, Olaf B. - 336 MT 

Paulus, Frieder - 307 WTh, 506 MT, 1078 mT 

Paulus, Martin - 293 MT 

Paulus, Walter - 620 MT 

Pauly, Katharina - 103 MT, 1065 mT 

Paus, Tomas - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 321 MT, 

333 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 628 WTh, 877 WTh, 

957 WTh, 1081 MT, 1084 MT, 295 WTh, 

306 WTh, 631 WTh, 1112 WTh 

Pausova, Zdenka - 295 WTh, 306 WTh, 877 WTh 

Pavlidou, Anastasia - 454 WTh 

Pawliczek, Christina - 1105 mT 

Pawlizki, Annedore - 155 WTh 

Pearlson, Godfrey - 12 WTh, 81 WTh, 131 WTh, 

359 MT, 368 MT, 969 MT 

Pearson Fuhrhop, Kristin - 308 WTh 


Peca, Stefano - 95 mT, 483 WTh 

Pedregosa, Fabian - 667 MT 

Pedro, Tatiane - 216 MT 

Pedroni, Andreas - 848 WTh 

Pedroso, Ivonne - 729 MT 

Peelle, Jonathan - 809 WTh, 815 WTh 

Peeters, Ronald - 812 MT 

Pegado, Felipe - 792 WTh 

Pegna, Alan - 279 WTh 

Pehrs, Corinna - 266 WTh 

PEIGNEUX, Philippe - 137 mT, 157 WTh, 798 MT, 

800 WTh, 1026 mT, 850 MT, 1033 MT 

Pekar, James - 144 MT, 152 MT, 343 WTh, 

711 MT, 722 MT, 878 WTh, 889 WTh 

Pelak, Victoria - 46 MT, 85 MT, 96 MT 

Pelavin, Paula - 306 MT 

Peleg, Orna - 816 MT 

Pélégrini-Issac, Mélanie - 346 WTh, 474 MT, 

492 WTh, 512 WTh, 702 WTh, 726 MT 

Pell, Gaby - 364 WTh 

Pelletier, Amandine - 901 mT 

Pelphrey, Kevin - 122 MT, 1113 MT 

Peltier, Scott - 519 WTh, 562 WTh, 581 WTh, 

7 WTh 

Pendse, Gautam - 209 WTh, 222 WTh 

Peng, Chung-Kang - 532 MT 

Peng, Ming - 283 WTh 

Peng, Shichun - 655 MT, 958 WTh 

Peng, Xiaoling - 517 mT, 968 WTh, 976 WTh, 

978 WTh 

Pengfei, Liu - 78 MT 

Penhune, Virginia - 436 MT, 834 WTh 

Pennartz, Cyriel - 1050 MT 

Pennec, Xavier - 346 WTh 

Penney, Trevor - 524 WTh 

Pennick, Mark - 99 MT 

Penninx, Brenda - 18 WTh, 310 WTh 

Penny, Will - 542 WTh 

Pépin, Michel - 861 MT 

Pepplinkhuizen, Lolke - 9 WTh 

Pera, Vanesa - 213 WTh 

Perani, Daniela - 821 MT 

Perchey, Guy - 1094 WTh 

Perdue, Katherine - 504 WTh, 1044 MT, 517 WTh 

Pereira, Denis - 539 MT 

Pereira, Fabricio - 216 mT, 296 MT 

Perelman, Hayley - 454 MT, 537 MT 

Peres, Isabella - 739 MT, 771 mT, 1066 MT 

Pérès, Karine - 884 MT, 901 MT 

Peretz, Isabelle - 280 WTh, 432 MT, 439 MT 

Perez, Fernando - 589 MT, 711 WTh, 773 WTh 

Perez, Jennifer - 31 MT 

Perez-Bocourt, Vanessa - 729 MT 

Pérez-García, Miguel - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Perez-Then, Eddy - 76 WTh 

Perfetti, Charles - 784 WTh 

Periot, Olivier - 884 mT 

Periot, Olivier - 901 MT 

Perkmann, Thomas - 274 MT 

Perlbarg, Vincent - 45 WTh, 361 WTh, 474 MT, 

726 mT 

Pernet, Cyril - 505 MT, 648 WTh, 779 MT, 

1092 WTh 

Perrin, Jennifer - 1081 MT 

Perrin, Margaux - 402 mT 

Perron, Michel - 295 WTh, 306 WTh 

Perrone-Bertolotti, Marcela - 218 mT, 830 MT 

Perrone-Bizzozero, Nora - 81 WTh, 324 WTh 

Perrot, Matthieu - 215 MT, 335 WTh 

Perrucci, Mauro - 132 MT, 410 WTh 

Perry, Gavin - 1048 MT 

Persad, Carol - 217 WTh 

Perski, Aleksander - 195 WTh 

Pérusse, Daniel - 276 MT 


Pessiglione, Mathias - 382 WTh, 391 WTh, 

543 WTh 

Peters, Jan - 321 MT3, 52 MT, 376 WTh, 375 WTh 

Peters, Jeroen - 1066 WTh 

Peters, Oliver - 84 MT 

Petersen, Steven - 984 WTh 

Petersen, Steven - 128 MT 

Peterson, Bradley - 151 WTh, 188 WTh, 374 MT, 

766 WTh 

Petersson, Karl-Magnus - 693 WTh 

Petkova, Valeria - 1024 WTh, 1034 WTh 

Petrich, Jennifer - 778 WTh 

Petrides, Michael - 58 MT, 932 MT, 990 WTh, 

992 WTh 

Petridou, Natalia - 477 MT, 1041 MT, 719 mT 

Peyrard-Janvid, Myriam - 304 WTh 

Peyrin, Carole - 911 WTh, 1111 WTh 

Peyron, Roland - 1040 WTh 

Pezawas, Lukas - 274 MT, 290 MT, 754 WTh, 

769 WTh, 785 MT 

Pfaff, Ashley - 274 WTh 

Pfister, Roland - 365 mT, 380 MT 

Pfleiderer, Bettina - 286 MT 

Pham, Dzung - 334 WTh, 690 MT, 787 MT, 

603 WTh 

Phan, Kinh Luan - 7 WTh 

Philip, Noah - 279 mT 

PHILIPPE, Anne-Charlotte - 558 MT 

Philippot, Pierre - 268 MT 

Philips, Jennifer - 115 MT 

Phillips, Christophe - 289 MT, 570 WTh, 600 WTh, 

627 WTh, 773 MT, 1019 MT, 1025 MT 

Phillips, John - 336 WTh, 866 WTh 

Phillips, Kimberley - 312 WTh, 874 WTh 

Phillips, Mary - 246 MT, 281 MT, 283 MT, 591 MT 

Phillips, Micheal - 50 WTh, 596 MT, 960 MT, 

978 MT, 980 MT 

Phillips, Owen - 85 WTh, 86 WTh, 146 MT, 

199 WTh 

Phillips, Paul - 370 WTh 

Phillips, Raquel - 228 WTh, 233 WTh, 512 mT, 

515 MT 

Phua, Kok Soon - 169 WTh 

Piantoni, Giovanni - 1036 mT 

Piccione, Francesco - 11 MT 

Piccirelli, Marco - 513 mT 

Pichat, Cedric - 911 WTh, 218 MT, 1111 WTh 

Pichon, Swann - 1098 WTh 

Pienaar, Rudolph - 629 mT, 349 WTh, 363 WTh, 

503 WTh, 618 MT 

Pieper, Steven - 349 WTh 

Pierpaoli, Carlo - 832 WTh, 331 WTh 

Pierson, Ronald - 140 MT 

Pieters, Thomas - 567 MT, 571 MT, 632 mT, 

1047 MT 

Pietrini, Pietro - 278 WTh, 421 WTh, 571 WTh, 

586 WTh, 817 MT, 831 WTh, 991 MT, 

1057 MT, 1082 MT 

Pietrzyk, Uwe - 950 MT 

Pievani, Michela - 57 mT, 81 mT 

Pifarré, Josep - 213 WTh 

Pignat, Jean-Michel - 161 WTh 

Piguet, Camille - 248 WTh 

Pijnenborg, Marieke - 1109 MT 

Pike, Bruce - 295 WTh, 306 WTh, 503 MT, 

610 WTh, 834 WTh, 964 MT 

Pilgrim, Lea - 785 WTh 

Pilhatsch, Maximilian - 405 MT 

Pillai, Ajay - 744 WTh, 629 WTh 

Pineau, Arlette - 1094 WTh, 1097 WTh 

Pineault, Jessica - 82 mT 

Pinel, Philippe - 316 WTh 

Pinkham, Amy - 137 WTh 

Pinotsis, Dimitris - 649 WTh 

Pirker, Walter - 77 WTh 


Pisoni, David - 810 WTh 

Pitcher, Toni - 51 WTh 

Pittau, Francesca - 202 mT, 726 WTh 

Pittman, Dan - 504 MT 

Pitzalis, Sabrina - 510 MT 

Pizzagalli, Fabrizio - 872 MT, 924 WTh 

Pizzella, Vittorio - 447 WTh 

Plaisant, Odile - 957 MT 

Plank, Tina - 973 MT 

Plante, Elena - 366 MT, 802 MT, 1011 WTh 

Plassmann, Hilke - 392 WTh 

Platel, Hervé - 430 MT, 850 MT 

Platz, Birgit - 468 MT 

Plebani, Mauro - 70 WTh 

Pleger, Burkhard - 10 MT, 333 WTh, 376 MT, 

402 WTh, 720 MT, 784 MT, 977 MT 

Plenz, Dietmar - 723 MT, 734 MT 

Plessow, Franziska - 130 MT 

Plichta, Michael - 2 WTh, 551 WTh 

Plis, Sergey - 13 mT 

Plomp, Gijs - 1009 MT 

Pluta, John - 177 MT 

Pocinho, Fernando - 35 WTh 

Podlipsky, Ilana - 249 WTh, 325 MT, 1034 MT 

Poels, Marielle - 200 WTh 

Poeppel, Ernst - 398 WTh, 739 MT, 771 MT 

Pogarell, Oliver - 103 WTh, 375 MT, 410 MT 

Poil, Simon-Shlomo - 636 WTh 

Poirel, Nicolas - 1094 WTh, 1097 WTh 

Polak, Thomas - 2 WTh 

Poldrack, Russell - 342 WTh, 343 WTh, 371 MT, 

384 WTh, 943 MT, 554 WTh 

Polimeni, Jonathan - 621 MT, 685 MT, 705 WTh, 

985 WTh, 988 WTh 

Polimeni, Joseph - 245 MT 

Poline, Jean-Baptiste - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 

316 WTh, 317 WTh, 321 MT, 333 MT, 

337 MT, 352 MT, 354 WTh, 692 WTh, 769 MT, 

877 WTh, 957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Politte, David - 1038 mT 

Pollack, Mark - 240 MT 

Pollak, Seth - 954 MT, 1003 WTh 

Polli, Frida - 240 MT 

Pollock, Bruce - 145 WTh, 257 MT 

Polzehl, Joerg - 365 WTh, 611 WTh, 616 WTh, 

651 MT 

Pomares, Florence - 1040 WTh 

Pomerleau, Dean - 806 MT 

Pomjanski, Witali - 367 MT, 689 WTh, 987 MT 

Popa, Traian - 27 mT, 913 WTh, 69 WTh, 

930 WTh 

Popescu, Elena - 164 WTh 

Popovici, Romana - 836 WTh 

Porcaro, Camillo - 194 MT, 475 WTh, 479 WTh, 

484 WTh, 823 WTh, 920 WTh, 1041 WTh, 

651 WTh 

Porro, Carlo - 923 WTh, 609 MT 

Porter, David - 555 MT 

Porto, Claudia - 76 MT 

Poser, Benedikt - 476 mT, 502 mT, 637 MT 

Poskitt, Kenneth - 897 WTh 

Posse, Stefan - 480 mT, 567 WTh, 661 MT, 

767 MT 

Postelnicu, Gheorghe - 936 MT 

Poston, Kathleen - 63 WTh 

Potenza, Marc - 603 MT, 12 WTh 

Potiez, Yann - 82 MT, 829 MT, 852 WTh 

Potkin, Steven - 320 WTh, 324 WTh 

Potter, Alexandra - 385 mT 

Potvin, Stephane - 114 WTh 

Pouga, Lydia - 1076 MT 

Poulin, Marc - 483 WTh 

Pouliot, Philippe - 186 MT 

Poulsen, Catherine - 628 WTh 

Poustka, Luise - 252 WTh, 337 MT 

Powell, David - 56 MT 

Powell, Joanne - 361 mT 

Powers, Natalie - 131 WTh 

Powers, Scott - 457 WTh, 460 WTh 

Pradat, Pierre-François - 184 WTh 

Pradhan, Cauchy - 434 WTh 

Prado, Jérôme - 404 WTh, 996 mT 

Prager, Miriam - 919 MT 

Prakash, Ruchika - 370 MT 

Prasad, Gautam - 568 mT 

Praško, Ján - 294 MT 

Prats-Galino, Alberto - 689 MT 

Prayer, Daniela - 434 MT, 717 WTh 

Prehn-Kristensen, Alexander - 522 MT 

Preibisch, Christine - 1030 MT 

Preissl, Hubert - 235 WTh, 326 MT, 332 WTh, 

332 MT, 858 WTh, 1028 WTh, 665 WTh, 

452 WTh 

Preissler, Sandra - 194 WTh 

Prendergast, Garreth - 459 WTh 

Prestia, Annapaola - 410 WTh 

Preuschhof, Claudia - 301 WTh 

Price, Gavin - 413 WTh, 416 WTh 

Price, Julie - 493 WTh, 636 MT 

Price, Lawrence - 279 MT 

Priebe, Carey - 953 WTh 

P,ikryl, Radovan - 795 MT 

Prince, Jerry - 674 MT, 690 MT, 791 MT, 953 WTh 

Prinssen, Eric - 552 WTh 

Prior, Fred - 1038 MT 

Proal, Erika - 173 MT, 343 WTh 

Proeger, Thomas - 359 WTh 

Promjunyakul, Nuttaon - 181 WTh 

Provenzano, Frank - 692 MT 

Provost, Jean-Sebastien - 404 mT 

Pruessmann, Klaas - 485 MT 

Pruessner, Jens - 852 MT 

Pruitt, Patrick - 78 WTh, 165 MT 

Prvulovic, David - 54 mT 

Ptak, Radek - 161 WTh 

Ptito, Alain - 61 WTh, 62 WTh, 941 WTh 

Puce, Aina - 27 WTh, 658 WTh, 1080 MT 

Puckett, Alexander - 995 mT 

Pujol, Jesus - 39 WTh, 213 WTh, 32 WTh, 

33 WTh, 37 WTh, 258 MT, 234 MT, 255 MT 

Pujol, Sonja - 304 MT 

Pulido, Carmen - 763 WTh 

Pung, Chris - 94 WTh 

Purcell, Jeremy - 782 WTh 

Puts, Nicolaas - 462 WTh 

Pyka, Martin - 140 WTh, 523 mT, 1108 MT 

q 

Qi, Yuan - 560 WTh 

Qin, Pengmin - 596 WTh, 1069 mT 

Qin, Shaozheng - 728 WTh 

Qiu, Anqi - 616 MT, 956 WTh 

Qiu, Lihua - 242 MT, 273 mT, 89 MT 

Qiu, Maolin - 234 WTh, 639 MT 

QUAINE, Franck - 872 MT 

Quan, Hong - 467 WTh 

Quaresma, Ramon - 539 MT 

Quentin, Romain - 1004 mT 

Quinn, Brian - 631 MT 

Quiñones, Ileana - 559 WTh 

Quiroga, María Ángeles - 752 MT 

Quraan, Maher - 143 mT, 660 WTh

Rábago, Christopher - 947 WTh 

Rabiner, Eugenii - 335 MT, 536 WTh 

Rabl, Ulrich - 274 MT 

Rack-Gomer, Anna Leigh - 713 mT 

Radakrishnan, Harsha - 1043 MT 

Radlinska, Basia - 167 WTh, 175 WTh 

Radoeva, Petya - 108 WTh 

Radvany, Joao - 406 MT 

Radwan, Jacqueline - 165 MT 

Rae, Charlotte - 594 mT 

Raemaekers, Mathijs - 1087 WTh, 1089 WTh 

Raethjen, Jan - 200 MT 

Raffone, Antonino - 906 WTh 

Ragert, Patrick - 839 WTh, 990 WTh 

Raghavan, Manoj - 209 MT 

Ragin, Ann - 754 MT 

Rahko, Jukka - 125 mT 

Raij, Tommi - 715 WTh, 985 MT 

Raila, Hannah - 265 WTh, 492 MT 

Rainveille, Pierre - 114 WTh 

Raj, Jeslina - 248 MT 

Raja Beharelle, Anjali - 776 WTh 

Rajagopal, Akila - 570 mT, 802 MT 

Rajagopalan, Priya - 48 mT, 49 mT, 193 WTh, 

994 WTh, 996 WTh 

Rajagopalan, Vidya - 865 WTh, 863 WTh, 

867 WTh 

Rajan, Sunder - 496 MT 

Rajji, Tarek - 145 WTh 

Raksit, Megna - 204 WTh 

Ralaivola, Liva - 569 WTh 

Ralescu, Anca - 557 WTh 

Ramautar, Jennifer - 1037 mT 

Ramirez, Rey - 209 MT, 701 mT 

Ramirez Mayorga, Arturo - 1081 WTh 

Ramnani, Narender - 1083 MT 

Ramsay, Ian - 232 WTh 

Ramsey, Nick - 113 WTh, 342 MT, 477 MT, 

772 MT, 1041 MT, 4 WTh, 1051 MT, 1089 WTh 

Ramus, Franck - 148 MT, 879 WTh 

Rana, Kunjan - 626 WTh, 1033 WTh 

Rana, Mohit - 929 WTh, 524 WTh, 903 WTh, 

299 MT, 906 WTh 

Rana, Nitesh - 264 WTh 

Ranaweera, Ruwan - 975 WTh 

Ranieri, Shawn - 501 MT 

Ranjeva, Jean-Philippe - 862 MT 

Rao, Anil - 66 MT, 223 MT, 225 MT, 568 WTh 

Rao, Chaitra - 791 WTh 

Rao, Hengyi - 553 MT 

Rao, Lilin - 396 WTh 

Rao, Ravishankar - 666 MT 

Rao, Stephen - 42 MT, 978 MT, 980 MT 

Rao, Vikram - 237 WTh 

Rapcencu, Anca - 122 WTh 

Rapin, Lucile - 130 WTh 

Rapoport, Judith - 132 WTh, 150 MT, 868 WTh 

Rapp, Alexander - 140 WTh 

Rapp, Brenda - 782 WTh 

Rapp, Michael - 867 MT 

Rapuano, Kristina - 334 MT 

Rasetti, Roberta - 875 MT 

Rasmussen, Carmen - 141 MT 

Rasmussen, Hans - 95 WTh 

Rasmusson, Douglas - 508 MT 

Rath, Jakob - 77 WTh, 525 MT, 534 MT, 535 MT, 

643 MT, 1078 WTh 

Rati Lane, Susan - 351 WTh 

Ratnanather, J. - 244 MT, 250 MT 

Ratnanather, Tilak - 140 MT 

RAUCHS, Géraldine - 850 MT 

Rausch, Franziska - 104 WTh 

Rauschecker, Josef - 1012 WTh 

Ravaja, Niklas - 338 MT 

Ravindran, Murugan - 204 WTh 

Rawlings, Robert - 665 MT 

Ray, Kimberly - 659 mT, 736 WTh, 966 WTh 

Raz, Gal - 249 WTh 

Raznahan, Armin - 132 WTh 

Rea, Massimiliano - 903 WTh, 929 WTh 

Read, Aimee - 763 WTh 

Reagor, Mary Kathryn - 657 WTh 

Real, Eva - 32 WTh, 33 WTh, 37 WTh, 39 WTh, 

213 WTh 

Rebola, Jose - 1102 WTh, 1104 WTh 

Recasens, Marc - 1010 WTh 

Reckfort, Julia - 950 MT 

Reckling, Philipp - 634 WTh 

Redheuil, Alban - 898 MT 

Rediers, Joline - 775 WTh 

Reetz, Kathrin - 52 WTh, 65 WTh, 68 WTh, 

842 WTh 

Regan, Stephanie - 1111 MT 

Regenbogen, Christina - 1029 WTh 

Régis, Jean - 215 MT, 615 MT 

Rehan, Muhammad - 6 mT 

Rehme, Anne - 162 WTh, 171 WTh 

Rei, Luca - 65 MT 

Reich, Daniel - 603 WTh 

Reichenbach, Alexandra - 940 WTh 

Reid, Melanie - 133 MT, 142 MT, 822 WTh, 

885 WTh 

Reid, Meredith - 105 WTh, 112 WTh, 121 WTh, 

136 WTh, 109 WTh 

Reid, Vincent - 647 WTh 

Reif, Andreas - 551 WTh 

Reijmer, Yael - 583 mT 

Reimann, Katja - 447 MT, 934 MT, 982 WTh 

Reimer, Enrico - 359 WTh, 928 MT 

Reimold, Matthias - 537 WTh 

Reinders, A.A.T. Simone - 284 MT 

Reinhardt, Isabelle - 286 MT 

Reinkensmeyer, David - 21 MT, 837 WTh 

Reino, Michele - 440 WTh 

Reis, Aldina - 207 MT 

Reiser, Maximilian - 84 WTh, 116 MT, 398 WTh, 

739 MT, 771 MT 

Reishofer, Gernot - 408 WTh, 851 WTh 

Reiss, Allan - 645 MT, 160 MT, 268 WTh 

Reiss, Jeffrey - 227 MT, 245 MT, 261 MT 

Reiss, Philip - 681 WTh 

Reiterer, Susanne - 995 WTh 

Reith, Wolfgang - 468 MT 

Relvas, João - 35 WTh 

Remes, Jukka - 733 MT, 125 MT, 231 MT 

Ren, Juejing - 730 MT 

Ren, Wenting - 467 WTh 

Renée, Beland - 803 MT 

Reneman, Liesbeth - 15 WTh, 469 WTh, 530 MT 

Renken, R.J. - 1062 MT 

Renton, Rachael - 262 MT 

Repovš, Grega - 222 MT 

Resnick, Susan - 764 MT, 895 MT, 953 WTh 

Retico, Alessandra - 109 mT 

Reutens, David - 215 WTh 

Reuter, Martin - 621 MT, 622 mT, 1074 MT 

Reynolds, Gretchen - 240 MT 

Reynolds, Richard - 649 MT 

Reza, Faruque - 444 WTh, 461 WTh 

Rhee, Hak Young - 681 MT 

Ribeiro, Maria - 330 WTh, 893 WTh 

Ribeiz, Salma Rose - 296 MT 

Ricciardi, Emiliano - 278 WTh, 421 WTh, 

571 WTh, 586 WTh, 817 MT, 831 WTh, 

991 mT, 1057 MT, 1082 MT 

Richards, Carol - 427 MT 

Richards, Jessica - 263 WTh, 273 WTh 


Richards, Lorie - 700 MT 

Richards, Todd - 120 MT, 554 mT 

Richardson, Mark - 180 MT 

Richer, Louis - 295 WTh, 306 WTh 

Richlan, Fabio - 136 mT, 139 MT 

Richter, Peter - 1096 MT 

Rick, Jochen - 480 MT 

Rick, Tobias - 958 MT 

Ricolfi, Frederic - 911 WTh 

Ridderinkhof, K. - 20 WTh, 388 MT 

Ridgway, Gerard - 762 mT 

Ridler, Khanum - 223 MT, 225 MT 

Rieck, Bettina - 1035 WTh 

Riedl, Valentin - 141 WTh, 220 WTh 

Riedner, Brady - 1032 MT, 1036 MT 

Riedy, Gerard - 411 WTh, 308 MT, 297 MT 

Riese, H. - 1062 MT 

Riesenhuber, Maximilian - 1012 WTh 

Rieskamp, Jörg - 322 MT 

Rietschel, Marcella - 6 WTh, 24 MT, 149 WTh, 

252 WTh, 307 WTh, 321 MT, 333 MT, 337 MT, 

352 MT, 506 MT, 877 WTh, 957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Riggins, Tracy - 26 WTh 

Rigolo, Laura - 543 mT 

Rihs, Tonia - 124 WTh 

Riley, Edward - 146 MT 

Riley, Jason - 525 WTh 

Riley, Jeff - 214 mT 

Riley, Zackery - 336 WTh 

Rimol, Lars M. - 94 WTh, 129 WTh 

Rimol, Lars Rimol - 311 WTh 

Rimrodt, Sheryl - 202 WTh 

Ring, Howard - 111 MT, 117 MT 

Ringelstein, E - 188 MT, 219 MT, 392 WTh 

Ringman, John - 297 WTh 

Rio, Daniel - 665 mT 

Rioux, James - 508 MT 

Ripke, Stephan - 333 MT, 386 WTh, 394 MT 

Ripollés Vidal, Pablo - 451 mT 

Risacher, Shannon - 299 WTh, 305 WTh, 560 WTh 

Rish, Irina - 582 WTh 

Risterucci, Céline - 552 WTh 

Ristow, Michael - 879 MT 

Ritter, Petra - 625 WTh 

Rittman, Timothy - 44 mT 

Rivière, Denis - 215 mT, 335 WTh, 360 WTh, 

677 MT, 686 MT, 886 WTh, 993 WTh 

Roa-Sanchez, Pedro - 76 WTh 

Robb, Ashley - 301 MT 

Robbins, Trevor - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 321 MT, 

337 MT, 352 MT, 957 WTh 

Roberston, Ian - 302 WTh 

Robert McLay, Robert - 301 MT 

Roberts, Gloria - 23 WTh 

Roberts, James - 625 WTh 

Roberts, Neil - 952 WTh 

Roberts, S. - 123 MT 

Roberts, Timothy - 934 WTh 

Robertson, Edwin - 835 WTh 

Robertson, Sara - 1020 MT 

Robin, Arthur - 165 MT 

Robin, Donald - 747 WTh, 816 WTh, 824 WTh, 

825 WTh, 830 WTh 

Robinson, Meghan - 307 mT 

Robinson, Peter - 625 WTh, 757 WTh 

Robinson, Simon - 525 MT, 535 MT, 643 MT 

Robinson, Stephen - 738 MT, 849 WTh 

Robitaille, Nicolas - 439 mT 

Robles, Montse - 317 MT, 642 MT, 644 MT 

Robson, Sian - 1110 WTh 

Robustelli, Briana - 106 MT 

Roca, Pauline - 677 mT 

Roch, Vincent - 349 WTh 

Rochas, Vincent - 124 WTh 

Roche, Richard - 920 MT 


Roche-Labarbe, Nadege - 503 WTh, 1043 mT 

Rode, Gilles - 426 MT 

Rodehacke, Sarah - 333 MT, 386 WTh, 394 MT 

Röder, Brigitte - 1026 WTh 

Rodionov, Roman - 718 MT 

Rodrigues, João - 741 WTh 

Rodríguez, Aina - 397 MT 

Rodriguez, Eugenio - 1104 WTh 

Rodriguez, Valia - 729 MT 

Rodríguez Pujadas, Aina - 801 MT, 840 mT 

Rodríguez-Fornells, Antoni - 451 MT 

Rodriguez-Puentes, Yanays - 652 WTh 

Rodriguez-Raecke, Rea - 1067 WTh, 76 WTh 

Roe, Katherine - 386 mT, 331 WTh 

Roebroeck, Alard - 556 MT 

Roell, Judith - 1033 MT 

Roelofs, Karin - 343 MT 

Roelstraete, Bjorn - 740 WTh 

Roenneberg, Till - 739 MT, 771 MT 

Roepke, Stefan - 194 WTh 

Roepstorff, Andreas - 438 WTh, 835 MT, 1085 MT 

Roffe-Vidal, Sébastien - 756 WTh 

Rogers, Baxter - 960 WTh 

Rogers, Peter - 1106 WTh 

Rogers, William - 29 MT, 691 MT, 816 WTh 

Rogier, Ophelie - 121 mT 

Rogowska, Jadwiga - 156 mT 

Rohde, Luis - 580 WTh 

Rohm, Martin - 524 WTh 

Rohr, Christiane - 170 WTh 

Roig, Teresa - 312 MT 

Roiser, Jon - 79 WTh 

Rojas, Don - 101 mT 

Rojas, Donald - 221 WTh 

Rojas, Gonzalo - 788 mT 

Rojas Balderrama, Javier - 346 WTh 

Rolfs, Arndt - 76 WTh 

Rollings, David - 194 mT, 1029 mT 

Romagno, Domenica - 817 mT 

Román, Patricia - 397 MT, 840 MT 

Romani, Gian Luca - 22 MT, 132 MT, 410 WTh, 

447 WTh, 507 WTh, 356 MT 

Romanowski, Alexander - 452 MT, 459 mT 

Romanski, Lizabeth - 389 MT 

Rombouts, Serge - 256 WTh, 267 MT, 270 MT, 

343 MT, 697 WTh, 717 MT 

Romei, Vincenzo - 18 MT 

Romeijn, Nico - 1036 MT, 1037 MT 

Romero, Eduardo - 1019 MT 

Rona, Sabine - 855 WTh 

Rondina, Jane - 583 WTh, 216 MT 

Ronen, Itamar - 556 MT 

Rong, Dongdong - 712 MT 

Roopchansingh, Vinai - 484 MT 

Roostaei, Tina - 94 mT, 36 MT 

Rosa, Maria Joao - 542 WTh 

Rosa, Paulo - 760 mT 

Rosa, Pedro - 43 mT 

Rosa-Neto, Pedro - 72 MT, 90 MT, 619 MT, 

881 MT, 50 MT, 71 MT 

Rosanova, Mario - 1016 mT 

Rosas, H. Diana - 559 MT, 622 MT, 878 MT 

Rose, Emma - 302 WTh 

Rosell-Negre, Patricia - 330 MT 

Rosen, Bruce - 985 WTh, 1042 WTh 

Rosenberg, David - 165 MT 

Rosenberg, Dominique - 192 MT, 506 WTh 

Rosenberg, Monica - 545 MT 

Rosenberg-Lee, Miriam - 115 MT, 415 WTh, 

406 WTh 

Rosene, Douglas - 587 MT 

Rosenkranz, Karin - 718 MT 

Rosenstiel, Wolfgang - 907 WTh 

Roski, Christian - 244 WTh, 367 MT, 689 WTh, 

842 WTh, 893 mT, 919 WTh 


Ross, Bernhard - 446 WTh, 399 MT, 437 MT, 

640 WTh, 1007 WTh 

Ross, Chris - 140 MT 

Ross, Thomas - 5 WTh, 263 WTh, 273 WTh, 

303 WTh, 939 MT 

Rosseel, Yves - 740 WTh, 782 MT 

Rossi, Sandrine - 1094 WTh 

Rossi, Sonia - 799 WTh 

Rossignol, Mandy - 268 mT 

Rossignol, Serge - 184 WTh, 512 WTh 

Rosso, Charlotte - 166 WTh 

Rota, Giuseppina - 278 WTh, 817 MT 

Rotenberg, David - 501 mT 

Rotgans, Edwin - 497 MT 

Rothermich, Kathrin - 807 WTh 

Rothwell, John - 163 WTh 

Rottschy, Claudia - 65 WTh, 842 WTh 

Rouleau, Guy - 276 MT 

Rouleau, Isabelle - 780 WTh, 828 MT 

Rousseau, Francois - 863 WTh, 865 WTh 

Rousseau, Marc-Étienne - 344 WTh 

Rousselet, Guillaume - 648 WTh, 1092 WTh 

Roussotte, Florence - 134 mT, 171 MT 

Rowe, James - 43 WTh, 44 MT, 64 WTh, 336 MT, 

358 MT, 594 MT, 655 WTh 

Rowley, Howard - 74 MT 

Rowley, Jared - 72 mT, 43 MT, 68 MT, 71 MT, 

90 MT 

Roy, Eric - 77 MT 

Roy, Marc-André - 1093 MT 

Roy, Marie-Sylvie - 896 WTh 

Roy, Prasun - 168 WTh, 210 WTh, 620 WTh 

Roys, Steven - 314 MT, 700 MT 

Roze, Emmanuel - 930 WTh 

Ruber, Theodor - 160 WTh 

Rubin, David - 844 MT 

Rubin, Denis - 588 WTh 

Rubinov, Mikail - 716 WTh, 742 WTh 

Rubinow, David - 239 MT 

Rubinstein, Daniel - 738 mT, 849 WTh 

Rubio, Fernando - 451 MT 

Rudie, Jeffrey - 104 mT, 114 MT, 350 WTh 

Rueckert, Daniel - 606 WTh 

Rueda Lopes, Fernanda - 539 mT 

Rueschemeyer, Shirley-Ann - 818 MT 

Ruether, Eckart - 84 MT 

Ruf, Carolin - 907 WTh 

Ruf, Matthias - 882 MT 

Ruff, Christian - 485 MT 

Ruge, Hannes - 369 MT, 394 MT 

Ruhl, David - 93 WTh 

Ruiter, Dirk - 986 WTh 

Ruiz, Sergio - 383 WTh, 688 WTh 

Rujescu, Dan - 103 WTh, 375 MT 

Rulseh, Aaron - 71 WTh 

Rundle, Melissa - 820 mT 

Runge, Matthias - 5 MT 

Ruparel, Kosha - 137 WTh 

Rupp, Henrike - 896 MT 

Rupp, Rüdiger - 524 WTh 

Rusak, Benjamin - 388 WTh 

Rushworth, Matthew - 366 WTh, 369 WTh 

Rusina, Robert - 71 WTh 

Russell, Michael - 7 mT 

Russell, Tamara - 406 MT 

Rutanen, Kalle - 636 WTh 

Ruzich, Emily - 871 MT, 1070 WTh 

R,ži,ka, Evžen - 49 WTh 

R,ži,ka, Filip - 49 WTh 

Ryali, Srikanth - 98 MT, 738 WTh, 797 WTh 

Rykhlevskaia, Elena - 777 WTh 

Ryles, April - 49 MT 

Ryner, Lawrence - 227 MT, 245 MT 

Rytsar, Romana - 730 WTh 

Ryvlin, Philippe - 198 MT 

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S. Saad, Ziad - 481 MT, 630 MT, 649 MT, 

709 MT, 739 WTh 

Saad, Mohammed - 549 mT 

Saad, Ziad - 694 mT 

Saathoff, Claudia - 393 MT 

Sabri, Merav - 794 WTh 

Sabri, Osama - 64 MT 

Sabuncu, Mert - 617 MT, 883 MT 

Sacco, Carolyn - 148 WTh 

Sacco, Katiuscia - 1050 WTh 

Sachdev, Perminder - 323 WTh 

Sacher, Julia - 287 mT 

Sachs, Olga - 516 MT, 1031 WTh 

Sack, Alexander - 1095 WTh 

Sack, Darren - 349 WTh 

Sadaghiani, Sepideh - 166 WTh 

Sadat-Hossieny, Sara - 60 MT 

Sadato, Norihiro - 473 WTh, 841 WTh, 

1101 MT, 1112 MT 

Sadikot, Abbas - 61 WTh 

Sadino, Jeff - 21 WTh 

Saemann, Phillip - 225 MT 

Saenger, Victor - 53 WTh, 965 WTh 

Saenz, Melissa - 446 MT, 924 MT 

Saez, Ignacio - 370 WTh 

Saft, Carsten - 55 WTh 

Sager, Mark - 34 MT, 74 MT 

Sagi, Yaniv - 833 WTh 

Sahani, Maneesh - 239 WTh 

Saint-Amour, Dave - 469 MT 

Saito, Daisuke - 1101 MT, 390 MT 

Saiz, Albert - 689 MT 

Sajda, Paul - 1093 WTh 

Sakaguchi, Masakuni - 635 MT 

Sakai, Tsuneo - 8 MT 

Sakaie, Ken - 960 mT, 569 MT, 596 MT, 

956 MT, 980 MT 

Sakamoto, Masanobu - 56 WTh 

Saksa, John - 234 WTh 

Sala-Llonch, Roser - 312 MT, 706 WTh 

Salami, Alireza - 890 mT 

Salamon, Noriko - 615 WTh 

Salarirad, Sima - 688 MT, 913 MT 

Salat, David - 559 MT, 891 MT, 16 WTh, 878 MT 

Sales, Francisco - 207 MT 

Saletin, Jared - 237 WTh 

Salimi-Khorshidi, Gholamreza - 540 WTh 

Salimpoor, Valorie - 319 mT 

Salinari, Serenella - 423 MT, 1102 MT 

Salinas, Felipe - 15 mT 

Sallard, Etienne - 868 MT 

Salmelin, Riitta - 451 WTh, 718 WTh 

Salmeron, Betty Jo - 5 WTh, 303 WTh, 26 WTh 

Salmi, Juha - 414 MT 

Salmon, Eric - 289 MT, 398 MT 

SALOMONE, RITA - 132 MT 

Salomons, Tim - 1052 WTh, 1062 WTh 

Salthouse, Timothy - 918 MT 

Salustri, Carlo - 651 WTh 

Sämann, Philipp - 223 mT, 702 MT 

Sambataro, Fabio - 55 WTh 

Samii, Amir - 19 WTh, 44 WTh 

Sammer, Gebhard - 634 WTh, 919 mT 

Sampath, Hemalatha - 303 WTh 

Sams, Mikko - 238 WTh, 414 MT, 742 MT, 

261 WTh, 985 MT 

Samson, Andrea - 116 MT 

Samson, Fabienne - 97 MT, 113 MT 

Samson, Yves - 166 WTh 

Samudra, Preeti - 13 WTh 

Samy, Rasha - 164 MT 

Sanabria-Diaz, Gretel - 59 mT, 449 MT

Sanches, Liana - 406 MT 

Sanchez, Gaetan - 1074 WTh 

Sanchez-Bornot, Jose - 729 MT 

Sandberg, Chaleece - 837 mT, 179 WTh 

Sandberg, Stefan - 370 WTh 

Sanders, Nicole - 187 WTh 

Sandoval, Hugo - 426 WTh 

Sandoval, Robinson - 689 MT 

Sands, Andrew - 426 WTh 

Sands, Stephen - 426 WTh 

Sanes, Jerome - 765 WTh, 945 WTh 

Sangani, Masoud - 192 MT 

Sani, Lorenzo - 831 WTh 

Sanjuán, Ana - 801 mT, 397 mT, 840 MT 

Sanjuan, Julio - 642 MT 

Sano, Masahiro - 522 WTh 

Sano, Sayaka - 522 WTh 

Santana, Isabel - 67 MT 

Santhanam, Priya - 174 WTh 

Santoro, Gino - 831 WTh 

Santoro, Roberta - 1005 WTh 

Santos, André - 893 WTh 

Sapiro, Guillermo - 568 MT, 572 MT, 597 WTh, 

609 WTh 

Sara, Cilles - 899 MT 

Sarael, Alcauter - 292 MT 

Sareen, Jitender - 227 MT, 245 MT, 261 MT 

Sarfeld, Anna-Sophia - 162 WTh, 165 WTh, 

922 WTh 

Sarkar, Somwrita - 757 WTh 

Sarkheil, Pegah - 252 mT, 748 WTh 

Sasai, Shuntaro - 473 WTh 

Sasaki, Akihiro - 473 WTh 

Sasaki, Hiroki - 635 MT 

Sass, Christian - 52 WTh, 65 WTh 

Sass, Katharina - 516 MT, 811 mT 

Sassa, Yuko - 865 MT, 887 WTh, 869 MT, 

1013 MT 

Sato, Hiroki - 850 WTh 

Sato, Joao - 406 MT, 531 MT, 580 WTh, 488 WTh 

Sato, Kazunori - 977 WTh 

Sato, Marc - 798 WTh, 803 WTh, 804 WTh, 

819 WTh, 936 WTh 

Sato, Masa-aki - 633 WTh 

Satpute, Ajay - 289 WTh 

Satterthwaite, Theodore - 137 WTh 

Sauer, Carina - 24 MT, 1074 mT 

Sauer, Heinrich - 135 WTh, 747 MT 

Sauerbruch, Sophie - 178 WTh 

Saunders, John - 633 MT 

Sautter, Rebecca - 1035 WTh 

Savage, Cary - 76 MT 

Savenkov, Alex - 749 MT, 758 MT 

Savic, Ivanka - 151 MT, 195 WTh, 961 WTh 

Savitz, Jonathon - 321 WTh, 512 MT 

Savoy, Robert - 284 MT 

Sawai, Misa - 532 WTh 

Sawamoto, Nobukatsu - 1000 WTh, 1100 WTh 

Saykin, Andrew - 299 WTh, 320 WTh, 550 MT, 

607 WTh, 970 WTh, 49 MT, 305 WTh, 314 

WTh, 500 MT, 560 WTh 

Sboto-Frankenstein, Uta - 246 WTh, 471 WTh, 

612 MT 

Scarano, Gaetano - 440 WTh 

Scavone, Geneviève - 756 WTh 

Schabus, Manuel - 155 WTh, 1033 MT 

Schachtzabel, Claudia - 142 WTh 

Schacter, Daniel - 707 MT, 841 MT, 854 MT 

Schaefer, Andreas - 926 MT, 999 WTh 

Schaefer, Katharina - 1069 WTh 

Schaer, Marie - 120 WTh, 955 MT 

Schäfer, Alexander - 703 mT 

Schäfer, Andreas - 377 WTh, 415 MT, 928 MT 

Schagen, Sanne - 200 WTh, 469 WTh 

Schaie, Warner - 877 MT 

Schaller, Karl - 208 MT 

Schapiro, Mark - 802 MT 

Schardt, Dina - 1070 mT 

Scharinger, Christian - 274 mT, 290 mT, 

769 WTh, 754 WTh 

Scharnowski, Frank - 494 MT 

Schecklmann, Martin - 551 WTh 

Scheef, Lukas - 227 WTh 

Scheepers, Christoph - 827 MT 

Scheeringa, Rene - 693 WTh 

Scheibel, Randall - 316 MT 

Scheidegger, Milan - 1058 MT 

Scheinost, Dustin - 234 WTh, 639 mT 

Schellekens, Wouter - 1087 WTh 

Schelter, Bjoern - 794 MT 

Schenker, Natalie - 951 MT 

Scherer, Lilian - 378 MT 

Scherg, Michael - 632 WTh 

Scherk, Harald - 468 MT 

Scherling, Carole - 197 WTh, 843 WTh 

Scherpiet, Sigrid - 135 WTh 

Scherrer, Benoit - 594 WTh 

Schiefer, Johannes - 52 WTh 

Schilbach, Leonhard - 1077 mT 

Schiller, Niels - 806 WTh 

Schilling, Christina - 452 mT, 459 MT, 536 MT 

Schiltz, Kolja - 220 MT, 266 MT 

Schindler, Kaspar - 630 WTh 

Schindler-Ivens, Sheila - 181 WTh 

Schlagenhauf, Florian - 25 WTh, 282 MT, 286 MT 

Schlaggar, Bradley - 128 MT, 984 WTh 

Schlaug, Gottfried - 12 MT, 177 WTh, 528 MT, 

870 MT, 160 WTh, 176 WTh, 431 MT 

Schlochtermeier, Lorna - 255 WTh 

Schloegl, Haiko - 333 WTh, 478 MT, 720 MT 

Schloesser, Ralf - 135 WTh 

Schlögl, Haiko - 376 MT 

Schlösser, Ralf - 142 WTh 

Schlumm, Torsten - 784 MT 

Schmaal, Lianne - 374 WTh 

Schmahl, Christian - 189 WTh 

Schmalohr, Antonia - 522 MT 

Schmidt, Christina - 289 MT 

Schmidt, Dirk - 333 MT, 386 WTh, 394 MT 

Schmidt, Jacqueline - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Schmidt, Marcus - 405 WTh, 880 WTh 

Schmidt, Peter - 239 MT, 462 MT 

Schmidt-Samoa, Carsten - 16 mT 

Schmit, Brian - 181 WTh 

Schmithorst, Vincent - 196 MT, 802 MT, 823 MT, 

1011 WTh 

Schmitt, Andrea - 468 MT 

Schmitter, Sebastian - 448 MT 

Schmitz, Christoph - 511 WTh 

Schmitz, Rémy - 798 MT 

Schmude, Paul - 928 MT 

Schmuel, Amir - 71 MT 

Schmüser, Lena - 135 MT 

Schnakers, Caroline - 1017 MT, 1032 MT 

Schneider, Else - 61 MT 

Schneider, Frank - 92 WTh, 103 MT, 252 MT, 

285 MT, 1029 WTh, 1065 MT, 1110 MT, 

138 MT 

Schneider, Gerhard - 1024 MT, 1030 MT 

Schneider, Karla - 103 MT 

Schneider, Maude - 124 WTh 

Schneider, Sophia - 321 mT, 352 MT 

Schneider, Walter - 267 WTh, 565 MT, 593 mT, 

992 MT 

Schnider, Armin - 161 WTh, 654 WTh 

Schnitzler, Alfons - 1 MT, 454 WTh, 455 WTh, 

659 WTh, 1010 MT, 1055 WTh, 1068 WTh 

Schnitzler, Tim - 799 WTh 

Schnyer, David - 848 MT 

Schocke, Michael - 601 MT 


Schoemaker, Dorothee - 68 MT, 90 mT, 

43 MT, 71 MT, 72 MT 

Schoepf, Veronika - 717 WTh 

Schofield, Thomas - 545 WTh 

Scholte, H. Steven - 229 WTh, 1071 MT 

Schöne-Bake, Jan-Christoph - 187 MT 

Schoots, Vincent - 236 WTh 

Schöpf, Veronika - 434 MT, 769 WTh 

Schorer, Anna - 1030 MT 

Schormann, Thorsten - 178 WTh, 466 MT 

Schott, Björn - 101 WTh 

Schouw, Marieke - 15 WTh 

Schrader, Christoph - 44 WTh 

Schreiber, Jan - 645 WTh 

Schröder, Johannes - 147 WTh 

Schroeder, Johannes - 84 MT 

Schroeder, Matthew - 721 mT 

Schroeter, Matthias - 47 MT, 61 mT, 64 MT, 

219 WTh, 287 MT, 794 MT, 977 MT 

Schröter, Manuel - 1030 MT 

Schrouff, Jessica - 570 WTh, 627 WTh 

Schubert, Florian - 452 MT 

Schuchard, Julia - 813 MT 

Schuetz-Bosbach, Simone - 1061 MT 

Schuff, Norbert - 496 WTh 

Schuierer, Gerhard - 178 WTh 

Schultes, Bernd - 235 WTh 

Schultz, Aaron - 41 MT, 763 MT 

Schultz, Robert - 1084 WTh, 1086 WTh 

Schultz, Wolfram - 378 WTh 

Schulz, Jörg - 52 WTh, 65 WTh, 842 WTh 

Schulz, Kurt - 1005 MT 

Schulz-Schaeffer, Walter - 88 MT, 458 MT 

Schulze, Thomas - 24 MT 

Schumacher, Eric - 712 WTh 

Schumann, Gunter - 6 WTh, 252 WTh, 306 WTh, 

321 MT, 333 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 877 WTh, 

957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Schurade, Ralph - 601 WTh 

Schürholz, Markus - 524 WTh 

Schurz, Matthias - 139 mT 

Schvarcz, Ariel - 110 MT 

Schwarb, Hillary - 712 WTh 

Schwartz, Daniel - 3 WTh 

Schwartz, Sophie - 248 WTh, 289 MT 

Schwartz, Yannick - 317 WTh, 354 WTh 

Schwarz, Adam - 1053 MT 

Schwarzbach, Jens - 495 WTh 

Schweder, Patrick - 3 mT, 4 mT, 36 WTh, 

468 WTh, 480 WTh, 940 mT 

Schweisfurth, Meike Annika - 1073 WTh, 

1076 WTh 

Schweitzer, Julie - 26 WTh, 128 MT, 129 MT, 

343 WTh 

Schweitzer, Kerstin - 851 WTh 

Schweizer, Renate - 1076 WTh, 1073 WTh 

Schwindt, Wolfram - 392 WTh 

Schyns, Philippe - 18 MT, 1096 WTh 

Scoggin, Matthew - 167 MT 

Scott, Adam - 351 WTh 

Scott, Julia - 897 WTh, 863 WTh, 865 WTh, 

867 WTh 

Seal, Marc - 41 WTh 

Searle, Graham - 536 WTh 

Sebastian, Alexandra - 135 mT 

Seeck, Margitta - 208 MT, 442 WTh 

Seehaus, Arne - 556 mT 

Seeley, William - 62 MT, 83 MT 

Seeringer, Angela - 329 MT, 514 MT, 1056 MT 

SEGALÀS, CINTO - 33 WTh, 39 WTh 

Segall, Judith - 964 WTh 

Segawa, Jennifer - 820 WTh 

Sehm, Bernhard - 799 WTh, 839 WTh 

Seidel, Eva-Maria - 1110 MT 

Seidel, Stefan - 717 WTh 


Seidenbecher, Constanze - 464 WTh 

Seidenberg, Mark - 781 WTh 

Seidenberg, Michael - 42 MT 

Seidman, Larry - 325 WTh, 894 WTh 

Seifritz, Erich - 285 WTh, 1058 MT 

Seitz, Rudiger - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Sejdic, Ervin - 73 WTh 

Sekiguchi, Atsushi - 353 MT, 865 MT, 1091 MT 

Sekihara, Kensuke - 768 WTh 

Selb, Juliette - 503 WTh, 1044 MT 

Semba, Kazue - 508 MT 

Seminowicz, David - 454 MT, 1030 WTh 

Seo, Dongju - 249 mT 

Seo, Jeong Pyo - 606 mT, 624 WTh 

Seo, Sang Won - 92 MT, 482 WTh, 563 MT, 

680 MT, 687 MT 

Seo, Seongho - 648 mT 

Seol, Jaeho - 453 WTh, 458 WTh 

Sepe, Rosa - 510 mT 

Sepede, Gianna - 356 MT 

Sepulcre, Jorge - 30 WTh, 707 MT 

Sercheli, Mauricio - 216 MT 

Serres, Barthélémy - 946 MT 

Servaas, M.N. - 1062 mT 

Sescousse, Guillaume - 379 WTh 

Sestieri, Carlo - 132 MT 

Seubert, Janina - 137 WTh 

Seurinck, Ruth - 821 WTh 

Sevgi, Meltem - 544 WTh 

Seynaeve, Caroline - 200 WTh 

Shah, N - 52 WTh, 138 MT, 307 WTh, 506 MT 

Shah, Nadim - 52 MT, 65 WTh, 958 MT 

Shah, Yash - 7 WTh 

Shaikh, Javeed - 549 WTh 

Shandera-Ochsner, Anne - 305 MT 

Shane, Matthew - 480 MT 

Shanmuganathan, Kathirkamanthan - 314 MT 

Shannon, Steven - 713 WTh 

Shapiro Connolly, Lynn - 198 WTh 

Sharda, Megha - 1019 WTh 

Sharma, Animesh - 590 WTh 

Sharma, Gagan - 364 WTh 

Sharma, Harish A. - 969 WTh 

Sharma, Nikhil - 419 mT, 832 WTh 

Sharman, Mike - 45 WTh, 930 WTh 

Sharp, David - 970 MT 

Sharp, Stephen - 334 WTh 

Sharp, Wendy - 150 MT 

Shaw, Dennis - 120 MT 

Shaw, Philip - 150 mT 

Shawe-Taylor, John - 583 WTh 

Shedden, Judith - 846 MT 

Sheehan, James - 1042 WTh, 1063 WTh 

Shehzad, Zarrar - 681 WTh 

Sheinkopf, Stephen - 169 MT 

Shen, Elaine - 336 WTh 

Shen, Li - 299 WTh, 305 WTh, 320 WTh, 560 WTh 

Shen, Pei-Hong - 303 WTh 

Shen, Xingping - 686 WTh 

Sheng, Jinhua - 970 WTh 

Shenton, Martha - 306 MT, 601 MT 

Sherman, Elisabeth - 206 MT 

Sherr, Elliot - 154 MT, 828 WTh 

Sherwin, Robert - 349 MT 

Sheth, Sameer - 4 MT, 36 WTh 

Shetty, Charvi - 154 MT 

Shi, Jie - 997 WTh 

Shibasaki, Hiroshi - 945 MT 

Shibata, Midori - 836 mT 

Shidler, Marcelle - 60 MT 

Shiee, Navid - 603 WTh, 690 mT 

Shiell, Martha - 964 mT 

Shigemune, Yayoi - 846 WTh 

Shih, Yao Chia - 580 MT, 584 MT, 590 mT 

Shikhare, Sailee - 839 mT 


Shim, Geumsook - 125 WTh, 127 WTh, 

38 WTh, 42 WTh 

Shim, Hackjoon - 687 MT 

Shimada, Koji - 1112 MT 

Shimada, Sotaro - 428 MT, 1097 MT 

Shimada, Taisuke - 390 MT 

Shimojo, Shinsuke - 526 MT 

Shimono, Masanori – 1115 WTh 

Shimotake, Akihiro - 1100 WTh 

Shimotomai, Takayuki - 1037 WTh, 1038 WTh 

Shin, David - 348 WTh 

Shin, Eun-Hye - 1091 WTh 

Shin, Hyoung Ik - 1064 WTh 

Shin, In young - 1114 MT 

Shin, Jaemin - 640 MT 

Shin, Kyungsoon - 127 WTh 

Shin, Na Young - 42 WTh 

Shin, Wanyong - 569 mT, 470 WTh 

Shin, Woo Ho - 975 MT, 979 MT, 983 MT 

Shin, YoungSeok - 272 MT, 1099 mT 

Shindler, Kenneth - 866 MT 

Shirazi, Amir - 94 MT 

Shirer, William - 63 WTh 

Shirinyan, David - 551 mT 

Shizukuishi, Takashi - 635 mT 

Shmuel, Amir - 90 MT, 20 MT, 72 MT, 1085 WTh, 

1101 WTh, 68 MT, 549 WTh 

Shmueli, Karin - 457 MT, 192 WTh 

Shoemaker, J K - 611 MT 

Shoemaker, J. Kevin - 969 WTh 

Shotbolt, Paul - 536 WTh 

Shprintzen, Robert - 108 WTh 

Shriki, Oren - 723 mT 

Shu, I-Wei - 310 MT 

Shu, Ni - 972 WTh 

Shucard, David - 224 WTh 

Shucard, Janet - 224 WTh 

Shuey, Neil - 190 WTh 

Shukla, Karan - 678 MT 

Shulman, Gordon - 309 MT 

Shumila, Lindsey - 245 MT, 261 MT 

SIBON, Igor - 67 WTh 

Sidel, Michael - 167 WTh 

Sidransky, Ellen - 47 WTh 

Siebner, Hartwig - 68 WTh, 45 WTh, 95 WTh, 

336 MT, 562 MT, 1026 WTh 

Siedentopf, Christian - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Siegel, Eric - 452 WTh 

Siegel, Miriam - 825 MT 

Sieger, Tomáš - 49 WTh 

Siegle, Greg - 265 MT, 267 WTh, 493 WTh 

Siero, Jeroen - 477 mT, 1041 mT 

Sigman, Mariano - 118 MT, 558 MT 

Sikma, Kees-Jan - 986 WTh 

Silk, Kenneth - 226 WTh 

Silk, Tim - 41 WTh 

Silva, Afonso - 444 MT, 457 MT 

Silva, Eduardo - 893 WTh 

Silva, Elvis - 743 WTh 

Silva, Rogers - 652 mT 

Silva Cunha, João Paulo - 35 WTh, 529 MT, 

587 WTh 

Silvestre, Carlos - 760 MT 

Simard, France - 404 MT, 826 mT 

Simine, Eugene - 390 WTh 

Simanova, Irina - 808 MT 

Simmonds, Daniel - 872 WTh 

Simmons, Alan - 293 MT 

Simmons, W. Kyle - 228 WTh, 233 WTh, 

334 MT, 512 MT 

Simon, Grégory - 1094 WTh, 1097 WTh 

Simon, Tony - 328 WTh 

Simonyan, Kristina - 818 WTh 

Simpson, Michael - 459 WTh 

Simuni, Tanya - 72 WTh 

Sin, Samuel - 593 MT 

Sindi, Shireen - 852 mT 

Singh, Krish - 128 WTh, 1048 mT, 1110 WTh 

Singh, Nandini - 205 WTh, 1019 WTh, 791 WTh 

Singh, Vivek - 248 MT 

Sinha, Rajita - 249 MT 

Siniatchkin, Michael - 175 MT, 185 MT, 200 MT, 

208 MT, 522 MT 

Sisti, Helene - 592 MT 

Sitaram, Ranganatha - 169 WTh, 299 mT, 

383 WTh, 688 WTh, 838 MT, 903 WTh, 

906 WTh, 929 WTh, 1068 MT, 524 WTh 

Sitte, Harald - 274 MT 

Sjoerds, Zsuzsika - 18 WTh 

Skeide, Michael - 800 MT 

Skidmore, Frank - 749 mT, 758 mT 

Skosnik, Patrick - 27 WTh 

Skrap, Miran - 710 MT 

Skudlarski, Pawel - 969 mT 

Slabu, Lavinia - 1010 WTh 

Sladkova, Vladimira - 201 WTh 

Sladky, Ronald - 235 mT, 260 MT, 434 MT, 

641 mT, 928 WTh 

SLAMA, Hichem - 137 MT 

Sliva, Danielle - 449 WTh, 503 WTh 

Slone, Ted - 518 WTh 

Sluming, Vanessa - 967 MT 

Slump, Cornelis - 986 WTh 

Small, Dana - 347 MT 

Small, Steven - 174 WTh, 795 WTh, 776 WTh, 

935 WTh 

Smalt, Christopher - 810 WTh 

Smeets, Paul - 187 WTh, 380 WTh 

Smid, Jerusa - 76 MT 

Smith, Andra - 197 WTh, 843 WTh 

Smith, Ashely - 340 MT, 351 MT 

Smith, Charles - 45 MT 

Smith, David - 154 WTh 

Smith, Eric - 95 MT, 483 WTh 

Smith, J - 42 MT 

Smith, Jason - 629 WTh, 744 WTh 

Smith, Jessica - 1106 WTh 

Smith, Kimberly - 336 WTh 

Smith, Marie - 241 WTh 

Smith, Mark - 542 MT 

Smith, Matthew - 97 WTh 

Smith, Nicholas - 443 MT 

Smith, Patrick - 248 MT 

Smith, Paul - 525 WTh 

Smith, Stephen - 246 WTh, 612 MT, 66 MT, 

499 MT, 540 WTh, 579 WTh, 604 WTh, 

659 MT, 666 WTh, 670 WTh, 671 MT, 

704 MT, 736 WTh, 1059 WTh 

Smits, Marion - 9 WTh 

Smolka, Michael - 6 WTh, 130 MT, 252 WTh, 

321 MT, 323 MT, 324 MT, 333 MT, 337 MT, 

352 MT, 386 WTh, 394 MT, 405 mT, 537 WTh, 

877 WTh, 957 WTh, 1084 MT 

Snyder, Abraham - 447 WTh, 984 WTh 

Soddu, Andrea - 773 MT, 1015 WTh, 1019 MT, 

1025 MT 

Soder, Ricardo - 50 mT, 68 MT 

Soderberg, Lindsay - 134 MT, 593 WTh, 621 WTh 

Sodhi, Aparna - 74 mT 

Sohn, Jin-Hun - 395 WTh 

Sohn, William - 755 mT 

Sojkova, Jitka - 895 MT 

Sojoudi, Alireza - 561 WTh 

Sokunbi, Moses - 911 mT 

Solana, Ana Beatriz - 498 WTh, 1015 MT, 752 MT 

Solano-Castiella, Eugenia - 928 mT, 968 MT 

Soliman, Alexandra - 287 MT 

Sollberger, Marc - 66 MT 

Soltysik, David - 496 mT 

Someya, Yoshiaki - 951 WTh

Sommer, Iris - 118 WTh 

Sommer, Jens - 595 MT, 618 WTh, 1078 MT 

Sommer, Werner - 14 MT 

Sommerlade, Linda - 794 MT 

Son, Jungwoo - 225 WTh, 293 WTh, 1098 MT 

Son, Su Min - 600 MT, 607 mT, 547 MT, 606 MT 

Son, Yohan - 32 MT, 1099 MT 

Song, Aram - 38 WTh, 125 WTh 

Song, Jae-Jin - 1022 WTh 

Song, Jin-Kyu - 1114 WTh 

Song, Ming - 298 WTh 

Song, Tao - 301 MT 

Song, Yang - 994 WTh 

Song, Zheng - 968 WTh, 978 WTh 

Soon, Chun Siong - 990 mT, 1003 MT 

Soorya, Latha - 124 MT, 735 MT 

Sophie, Blanchet - 861 MT 

Sorg, Christian - 220 WTh, 141 WTh 

Sorger, Bettina - 748 WTh 

Soria, Virginia - 255 MT 

Soriano-Mas, Carles - 258 MT, 32 WTh, 

33 WTh, 37 WTh, 39 WTh, 207 WTh, 

213 WTh, 223 WTh, 255 MT 

Soryal, Imad - 194 MT 

Sotaro, Shimada - 520 WTh 

Sotiropoulos, Stamatios - 595 WTh, 609 WTh 

Soucy, Jean-Paul - 43 MT, 50 MT 

Souedet, Nicolas - 360 WTh 

Soulier, Elisabeth - 862 MT 

Sours, Chandler - 314 mT 

Sowell, Elizabeth - 146 MT, 134 MT, 171 MT, 

593 WTh, 621 WTh 

Sowman, Paul - 822 WTh, 932 WTh 

Spachmann, André - 1074 MT 

Spanagel, Rainer - 321 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 

957 WTh 

Sparing, Roland - 165 WTh 

Specht, Karsten - 373 MT, 590 WTh, 813 WTh, 

971 MT, 1007 MT, 1046 MT 

Speck, Oliver - 480 MT, 588 MT 

Speckter, Herwin - 76 WTh 

Speer, Andrew - 1055 MT 

Spencer, Steven - 21 MT 

Sperling, Justin - 629 WTh 

Sperling, Reisa - 41 MT, 763 MT 

Spetsieris, Phoebe - 958 WTh 

Spezio, Michael - 1092 MT 

Spierer, Lucas - 28 MT 

Spinelli, Laurent - 208 MT, 442 WTh 

Spinhoven, Philip - 343 MT 

Spitzer, Bernhard - 1071 WTh 

Sponheim, Scott - 100 WTh, 123 WTh, 302 MT, 

315 MT 

Spoormaker, Victor - 702 MT, 1030 MT 

Sporns, Olaf - 27 WTh, 705 MT, 716 WTh, 

742 WTh, 970 WTh 

Spottiswoode, Bruce - 188 WTh, 263 MT, 22 WTh 

Spreng, R. Nathan - 707 mT, 841 MT 

Spring, Robyn - 638 MT 

Spunt, Robert - 509 MT 

Squarcina, Letizia - 970 mT 

Squires, Nancy - 439 WTh 

St Lawrence, K - 611 MT 

St-Laurent, Marie - 849 mT 

St.Jacques, Peggy - 844 mT 

Stacey, David - 252 WTh 

Stadler, Joerg - 588 MT 

Staff, Roger - 911 MT 

Staffen, Wolfgang - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Stafstrom, Carl - 214 MT 

Stagg, Charlotte - 159 WTh 

Stains, Jean - 198 WTh, 282 WTh 

Stam, Kees - 179 MT, 204 MT 

Stamatakis, Emmanuel - 1022 mT 

Stamenova, Vessela - 77 mT 

Stan, Ana - 102 WTh 

Stancak, Andrej - 967 MT 

Standish, Leanna - 554 MT 

Stanley, Jeffrey - 165 MT 

Stanton, Mark - 188 WTh 

Starck, Tuomo - 733 MT, 125 MT, 231 MT 

Stare, Janez - 694 MT 

Starkel, Cambrie - 736 MT 

Staub, Christian - 10 WTh 

Steele, Christopher - 436 MT, 834 WTh 

Steen, Matthew - 774 WTh 

Stefanatos, Gerry - 549 MT 

Steffener, Jason - 674 WTh, 753 WTh, 908 mT, 

918 mT, 759 WTh 

Stehling, Christoph - 876 MT 

Stein, Dan - 22 WTh 

Stein, Elliot - 939 MT, 5 WTh, 263 WTh, 273 WTh, 

303 WTh, 493 MT 

Stein, Jason - 300 WTh 

Stein, Jason - 297 WTh, 314 WTh, 320 WTh, 

49 MT, 318 WTh, 322 WTh 

Stein, Nadja - 919 MT 

Stein, Patrycja - 535 WTh 

Stein, Thor - 936 MT 

Steinberg, Joel - 316 MT, 733 WTh 

Steinbrink, Jens - 510 WTh, 917 WTh, 1072 WTh 

Steiner, Johann - 220 MT, 275 WTh, 464 WTh 

Steiner, Sabina - 337 MT 

Steinmann, Elisabeth - 522 mT 

Stell, Becky - 72 WTh 

Stelzel, Christine - 867 MT 

Stelzer, Johannes - 660 MT 

Stengel, Benjamin - 781 WTh 

Stenger, Andrew - 476 MT 

Stephan, Klaas Enno - 485 MT, 513 MT, 538 WTh, 

539 WTh, 545 WTh, 546 WTh, 646 MT, 

1039 WTh, 397 WTh, 543 WTh, 649 WTh, 

752 WTh 

Stephani, Ulrich - 175 MT, 185 MT, 522 MT, 

200 MT 

Stephens, Dai - 321 MT, 337 MT, 352 MT, 

957 WTh 

Stephenson, Stephanie - 1053 MT 

Stern, Yaakov - 674 WTh, 753 WTh, 759 WTh, 

908 MT, 918 MT 

Sterpenich, Virginie - 248 WTh, 289 MT 

Sterzer, Philipp - 282 MT 

Stets, Manuela - 647 WTh 

Stevens, Allison - 987 WTh, 988 WTh 

Stevens, Corinne - 162 MT 

Stevens, Michael - 368 MT, 969 MT, 208 WTh, 

359 MT, 12 WTh 

Stevens, W. Dale - 841 mT 

Stevenson, Claire - 718 WTh 

Stevenson, Jeff - 554 MT 

Stice, Eric - 212 WTh 

Stidd, Reva - 679 WTh, 868 WTh 

Stiers, Peter - 698 MT 

Stikov, Nikola - 610 WTh, 953 MT 

Stingl, Julia - 329 MT, 1056 MT 

Stingl, Krunoslav - 858 WTh 

Stip, Emmanuel - 144 WTh, 114 WTh 

Stippich, Christoph - 155 mT 

Stöcker, Tony - 138 MT, 52 MT 

Stockman, Michael - 465 MT 

Stoeckel, Luke - 112 WTh, 136 WTh 

Stoeter, Peter - 76 WTh 

Stoffers, Diederick - 384 mT 

Stoica, Teodora - 234 WTh 

Stollstorff, Melanie - 710 WTh 

Stone, Adam - 360 MT 

Stone, Lael - 960 MT, 978 MT 

Storey, Elsdon - 48 WTh 

Storkey, Amos - 505 MT, 779 MT 

Storms, Gerrit - 812 MT 


Storrs, Judd - 557 WTh, 903 MT, 60 MT 

Stout, Julie - 54 WTh, 66 WTh 

Stoy, Meline - 282 MT, 286 MT 

Strafella, Antonio - 1 WTh, 61 WTh, 62 WTh 

Strain, Eric - 862 WTh 

Straube, Benjamin - 1087 MT, 1108 MT 

Straube, Thomas - 142 WTh 

Strecher, Victor - 11 WTh 

Streicher, Markus - 792 MT 

Strickland, Casey - 29 MT, 248 MT, 487 mT, 

825 WTh, 947 WTh 

Strijdom, Hans - 263 MT 

Strober, Michael - 243 MT, 277 MT 

Ströhle, Andreas - 6 WTh, 282 MT, 286 MT, 

321 MT, 337 MT, 877 WTh, 1084 MT 

Strohmeier, Daniel - 445 WTh 

Strong, Christian - 36 WTh 

Strother, Stephen - 37 mT, 638 MT, 654 MT, 

757 MT 

Strotmann, Barbara - 968 mT, 999 WTh 

Strunk, Ricarda - 165 WTh 

Struve, Maren - 6 WTh, 321 MT, 333 MT, 337 MT, 

352 MT, 957 WTh 

Studholme, Colin - 863 WTh, 865 WTh, 867 WTh, 

897 WTh 

Stueber, Carsten - 447 mT 

Stufflebeam, Steven - 211 WTh 

Stumvoll, Michael - 333 WTh, 376 MT, 720 MT 

Sturm, Walter - 385 WTh, 1031 MT 

Sturzbecher, Marcio - 488 WTh 

Stødkilde-Jørgensen, Hans - 1027 MT 

Su, Li - 663 MT 

Su, Tung-Ping - 553 WTh 

Suarez, Ralph - 976 mT 

Suckling, John - 761 mT 

Sudre, Gustavo - 806 mT 

Suetsugi, Masatomo - 259 MT, 295 MT 

Sugar, Catherine - 247 MT 

Sugden, Colin - 1008 mT 

Sugihara, Genichi - 127 MT 

Sugiura, Lisa - 832 MT 

Sugiura, Motoaki - 191 WTh, 353 MT, 425 MT, 

1086 MT, 1090 MT, 1091 mT 

Sui, Jin - 81 WTh 

Sui, Xiuchao - 86 mT 

Sukhanov, Aleksandr - 900 WTh 

Sulik, Kathleen - 146 MT 

Sullivan, Caroline - 41 MT 

Sully, Kate - 1073 MT 

Summers, Paul E. - 609 MT 

Sumner, Petroc - 128 WTh 

Sun, Binjian - 186 WTh, 876 WTh 

Sun, Daqiang - 91 WTh 

Sun, Loi-Wah - 523 WTh 

Sun, Pei - 1082 WTh 

Sun, Wenqi - 756 mT 

Sun, Xiaojun - 678 MT 

Sunaert, Stefan - 298 MT 

Sundet, Kjetil - 80 WTh, 129 WTh 

Sundgren, Pia - 1045 WTh 

Sung, Yulwan - 1108 WTh 

Sunkin, Susan - 336 WTh 

Supekar, Kaustubh - 738 WTh, 864 WTh 

Suput, Dusan - 694 MT 

Sure, Ulrich - 740 MT 

Surova, Andrea - 1043 MT 

Susanne, Erk - 227 WTh 

Suskin, N - 611 MT 

Sussex, Rebecca - 30 MT 

Sussman, Elyse - 998 WTh 

Sutani, Kouichi - 1113 WTh 

Suthana, Nanthia - 472 mT 

Sutherland, Matthew - 5 WTh 

Suttorp, Meinolf - 130 MT 

Suyenobu, Brandall - 198 WTh, 282 WTh 


Suzuki, Atsunobu - 909 MT 

Suzuki, Hidenori - 277 WTh, 526 MT 

Suzuki, Hideo - 250 mT 

Suzuki, Kazushi - 923 mT 

Suzuki, Nao - 211 WTh 

Suzuki, Shuhei - 790 WTh 

Suzuki, Toru - 923 MT 

Sveinsson, Bragi - 610 WTh 

Svirsky, Mario - 810 WTh 

Swain, James - 544 mT 

Swaminathan, Shanker - 305 WTh 

Swart, Marte - 88 WTh, 96 WTh, 133 WTh 

Sweet, Lawrence - 279 MT 

Swinnen, Stephan - 298 MT, 300 MT, 592 MT, 

751 MT, 954 WTh 

Symms, Mark - 178 MT, 180 MT 

Szabo, Amanda - 370 MT 

Szaflarski, Jerzy - 195 MT, 196 MT, 802 mT, 

825 MT, 903 MT, 441 MT 

Szameitat, Diana - 288 WTh 

Szczepanik, Joanna - 991 MT 

Sziklas, Viviane - 68 MT, 71 MT, 90 MT 

Szmalec, Arnaud - 408 MT 

Sztrokay, Aniko - 398 WTh 

Szycik, Gregor - 19 WTh 

t 

Tabelow, Karsten - 365 WTh, 611 WTh, 616 WTh, 

651 mT 

Tabibnia, Golnaz - 371 MT 

Tabu, Hayato - 1000 WTh 

Tachtsidis, Ilias - 501 WTh 

Taeglich, Ramona - 903 WTh, 929 WTh 

Tafula, Sérgio - 529 MT 

Tafula, Sérgio - 35 WTh 

Taga, Gentaro - 473 WTh, 799 MT 

Taghon, Thomas - 542 MT 

Taherbhoy, Samina - 167 MT 

Tahmasebi, Amir - 877 WTh, 1084 MT, 1112 WTh 

Tak, Sungho - 668 WTh 

Tak, Sungho - 482 MT, 502 WTh 

Takahashi, Haruka - 1112 MT 

Takahashi, Hidehiko - 277 WTh 

Takahashi, Kanji - 259 MT 

Takahashi, Kei - 846 WTh 

Takahashi, Riuma - 1037 WTh 

Takahashi, Ryosuke - 945 MT, 1100 WTh 

Takai, Yuichiro - 905 WTh 

Takala, Timo - 231 MT 

Takao, Hidemasa - 635 MT, 905 MT 

Takashima, Ichiro - 781 MT 

Takei, Nori - 127 MT 

Takeichi, Hiroshige - 989 MT 

Takerkart, Sylvain - 569 WTh 

Takeuchi, Hikaru - 865 mT, 887 WTh, 191 WTh, 

869 MT, 1013 MT 

Taki, Yasuyuki - 865 MT, 869 MT, 887 WTh, 

977 WTh, 1013 MT 

Takigawa, Yoshimasa - 520 WTh 

Talavage, Thomas - 168 MT, 810 WTh, 975 WTh 

Talavage, Thomas - 307 MT 

Talelli, Penelope - 163 WTh 

Taljan, Kyle - 956 mT 

Tallet, Jessica - 783 WTh 

Talukdar, Tanveer - 30 WTh, 505 WTh 

Tam, Fred - 501 MT 

Tamburo, Robert - 636 MT 

Tamhane, Ashish - 579 mT 

Tamminga, Carol - 102 WTh, 148 WTh 

Tan, Hao Yang - 90 WTh, 578 WTh 

Tan, Heng-Ru May - 1107 mT 


Tan, Yingying - 401 MT 

Tanabe, Hiroki - 473 WTh, 841 WTh, 

1101 mT, 1112 MT 

Tanabe, Jody - 221 WTh 

Tanaka, Ayuko - 781 MT 

Tanaka, Keiji - 1082 WTh 

Tanaka, Naoaki - 211 WTh 

Tanaka, Natsumi - 428 mT 

Tanaka, Tokutaro - 8 MT 

Tancredi, Raffaella - 109 MT 

Tandon, Nitin - 567 MT, 571 MT, 632 MT, 1047 MT 

Tandon, Rajiv - 758 MT 

Tang, Honghong - 950 WTh, 1094 MT 

Tang, I-Ning - 979 WTh 

Tang, Yuchun - 973 WTh 

Tapert, Susan - 293 MT, 763 WTh 

Tardif, Christine - 610 WTh 

Tartaro, Armando - 356 MT 

Task Force, Standards for Neuroimaging 

Datasharing - 341 WTh 

Taskin, Birol - 758 WTh 

Taskin, Kemal - 526 WTh 

Tate, David - 193 WTh 

Tateno, Amane - 277 WTh 

Tauber, Clovis - 946 MT 

Taubert, Marco - 839 WTh, 990 WTh 

Taulu, Samu - 638 WTh 

Tavor, Ido - 833 WTh 

Tayim, Fadi - 63 WTh 

Taylor, James - 1086 WTh 

Taylor, Jonathan - 496 WTh, 656 MT, 662 MT 

Taylor, Margot - 412 MT, 845 WTh, 123 MT, 

124 MT, 735 MT 

Taylor, Peter - 663 WTh 

Taylor, Stephan - 291 WTh 

Taylor, Veronique - 756 WTh 

Tecchio, Franca - 484 WTh, 651 WTh, 920 WTh 

Teipel, Stefan - 84 MT 

Telesford, Qawi - 724 WTh 

Tellier, William - 349 WTh 

Tempelmann, Claus - 548 MT 

Templeton, Lauren - 327 MT 

Tenenbaum, Howard - 1052 WTh, 1062 WTh 

Tenenhaus, Arthur - 316 WTh 

Teng, Chieh Schen - 154 WTh 

Tenison, Caitlin - 415 WTh 

Tennekoon, Michael - 331 MT 

Terasawa, Yuri - 836 MT 

Terekhin, Pavel - 903 WTh, 929 WTh 

Tereshchenko, Sasha - 943 WTh 

Tervonen, Osmo - 733 MT, 125 MT, 231 MT 

Tesan, Graciela - 815 mT, 885 WTh 

Tesche, Claudia - 556 WTh 

Tettamanti, Marco - 821 MT 

Teverovsky, Leonid - 636 mT 

Tewildt, Bert - 19 WTh 

Thaker, Gunvank - 303 WTh 

Thaler, Avner - 60 WTh 

Thalmeier, Tobias - 410 MT 

Tham, Wendy - 885 WTh 

Thambisetty, Madhav - 895 MT 

Théberge, Jean - 350 MT 

Theilmann, Rebecca - 301 MT, 959 MT 

Théoret, Hugo - 311 MT 

Théoret, Hugo - 33 MT 

Thermenos, Heidi - 894 WTh 

Thiel, Alexander - 167 WTh, 175 WTh 

Thiel, Christiane - 699 WTh, 708 WTh, 1063 MT 

Thiel, Friederike - 219 WTh 

Thiel, Sabrina - 402 WTh 

Thiele, Elizabeth - 211 WTh 

Thielscher, Axel - 17 MT, 940 WTh 

Thimm, Markus - 385 WTh 

Thiran, Jean-Philippe - 955 MT 

Thirion, Bertrand - 316 WTh, 354 WTh, 555 WTh, 

569 WTh, 667 MT, 692 WTh, 769 MT, 938 MT 

Thivierge, Jean-Philippe - 742 WTh 

Thomann, Philipp - 55 WTh, 147 WTh 

Thomas, Adam - 725 WTh 

Thomas, Aurélien - 10 WTh 

Thomas, Sébastien - 20 mT 

Thomason, Moriah - 971 WTh 

Thomasson, David - 496 MT 

Thompson, Cynthia - 813 MT, 834 MT 

Thompson, Garth - 558 WTh, 712 WTh 

Thompson, Jessica - 1007 WTh 

Thompson, Pam - 178 MT, 180 MT 

Thompson, Paul - 48 MT, 57 MT, 70 MT, 91 WTh, 

193 WTh, 294 WTh, 315 WTh, 320 WTh, 

572 MT, 578 MT, 593 WTh, 628 MT, 673 WTh, 

996 WTh, 49 MT, 269 MT, 297 WTh, 314 WTh, 

319 WTh, 322 WTh, 328 WTh, 550 WTh, 

568 MT, 615 WTh, 868 WTh, 228 MT, 251 MT, 

318 WTh, 947 MT, 997 WTh, 994 WTh 

Thompson, Peter - 248 MT 

Thompson, Rachel - 262 MT 

Thompson, Russell - 407 MT 

Thompson-Schill, Sharon - 732 WTh 

Thoms, Andrea - 901 WTh, 902 WTh 

Thornton, Rachel - 208 MT 

Thota, Anil - 50 WTh 

Thurlow, Bria - 162 MT 

Thut, Gregor - 18 mT, 1096 WTh 

Thyreau, Benhamin - 252 WTh, 354 WTh, 

623 WTh, 317 WTh, 957 WTh 

Tian, Fenglei - 151 WTh 

Tian, Lixia - 730 mT 

Tibboel, Dick - 880 WTh, 1066 WTh 

Tiemeier, Henning - 405 WTh, 464 MT, 898 WTh 

Tillisch, Kirsten - 198 WTh, 282 WTh, 1046 WTh 

Tilo, Kircher - 52 MT, 140 WTh, 506 MT, 523 MT, 

1108 MT 

Timbol, Christian - 204 WTh 

Timkina, Olga - 900 WTh 

Timm, Lydia - 442 mT 

Timm, Lydia - 286 WTh 

Timmer, Jens - 794 MT 

Timmermann, Lars - 5 MT 

Timonen, Markku - 231 MT 

Tinnermann, Alexandra - 929 MT 

Tisdall, Matthew - 987 WTh 

TISON, françois - 67 WTh 

Tittgemeyer, Marc - 682 WTh 

Todorov, Alex - 1073 MT 

Toelle, Thomas - 220 WTh 

Toga, Arthur - 108 MT, 199 WTh, 294 WTh, 

315 WTh, 328 WTh, 623 MT, 625 MT, 

868 WTh, 947 MT, 971 WTh, 982 MT, 

994 WTh, 49 MT, 48 MT, 85 WTh, 86 WTh, 

91 WTh, 193 WTh, 297 WTh, 304 MT, 314 

WTh, 318 WTh, 320 WTh, 322 WTh, 572 MT, 

577 WTh, 578 MT, 598 MT, 615 WTh, 974 WTh 

Tohka, Jussi - 361 WTh, 695 MT, 742 MT 

Tokoglu, Fuyuze - 520 mT 

Tomaiuolo, Francesco - 58 MT 

Tomanek, Boguslaw - 246 WTh, 471 WTh, 612 MT 

Tomasevic, Leo - 484 WTh, 651 WTh 

Tomasino, Barbara - 710 MT 

Tomita, Takashi - 437 WTh, 664 WTh, 443 WTh 

Tommerdahl, Mark - 1075 WTh 

Tong, Haibing - 981 MT 

Tong, Yunjie - 476 WTh, 490 WTh 

Tononi, Giulio - 1016 MT, 1028 MT, 1032 MT, 

1036 MT 

Toomey, John - 251 WTh 

Toppi, Jlenia - 423 mT, 440 WTh, 1102 MT 

Toraci, Cristian - 24 WTh 

Tormos, Jose - 312 MT 

Toro, Roberto - 474 MT, 989 WTh

Torres, Carlos - 401 WTh 

Torres, Marina - 292 MT 

Torrisi, Salvatore - 256 mT, 237 MT 

Torrubia, Rafael - 234 MT 

Torta, Diana - 1050 WTh 

Tosetti, Michela - 109 MT 

Tost, Heike - 24 MT, 84 MT, 149 WTh, 450 MT 

Tosun, Duygu - 496 WTh 

Totsune, Tomoko - 353 mT 

Tourville, Jason - 337 WTh, 820 WTh 

Toussaint, Paule - 957 MT 

Townsend, Jeanne - 959 MT 

Townsend, Jennifer - 237 mT, 256 MT 

Toxopeus, Carolien - 948 WTh, 57 WTh 

Toygar, Timur - 269 WTh 

Toyomura, Akira - 147 mT 

Tozakidou, Magdalini - 155 MT 

Tracey, Irene - 1039 WTh 

Trainor, Laurel - 399 MT, 437 MT, 443 MT, 

1016 WTh 

Trampel, Robert - 415 mT, 472 MT, 792 MT, 

928 MT, 999 WTh, 1061 MT 

Trapp, Bruce - 980 MT 

Trapp, Sabrina - 847 WTh 

Trattnig, Siegfried - 77 WTh, 525 MT, 535 MT, 

643 MT 

Trauner, Doris - 301 MT 

Tregellas, Jason - 221 WTh 

Treit, Sarah - 141 mT 

Tremblay, Julie - 186 mT, 515 WTh, 803 MT 

Tremblay, Pascale - 795 WTh, 803 WTh 

Tremblay, Sara - 311 mT 

Triantafyllou, Christina - 495 mT, 713 WTh 

Triet, Master Thich Thong - 1068 MT 

Triggs, Tyler - 878 mT 

Trinchera, Laura - 316 WTh 

Tripathi, Shanti - 253 MT 

Trksak, George - 1054 MT 

Troiani, Vanessa - 809 WTh, 1084 WTh 

Troiano, André - 45 WTh 

Trollor, Julian - 323 WTh 

Trost, Sarah - 149 WTh, 468 mT, 620 MT 

Tröstl, Jasmin - 235 MT, 260 mT 

Troyanskaya, Maya - 316 MT 

Trujillo-Barreto, Nelson - 427 WTh, 652 WTh 

Tsai, Kevin - 479 mT 

Tsai, Kevin Wen-Kai - 475 MT, 715 WTh 

Tsai, Ying-Huang - 158 WTh 

Tsai, Yuan-Hsiung - 158 WTh 

Tsao, Jack - 334 WTh 

Tse, Chun Yu - 524 WTh 

Tseng, Chieh-En - 574 MT 

Tseng, Kevin C. - 425 WTh 

Tseng, W-Y Isaac - 909 MT, 786 WTh 

Tseng, W-Y. - 586 MT 

Tseng, Wen-Yih - 82 WTh, 185 WTh, 580 MT, 

587 MT, 573 MT 

Tseng, Wen-Yih Isaac - 110 WTh, 561 MT, 

574 MT, 584 MT, 590 MT, 750 MT 

Tseng, WY I - 197 MT 

Tsotsos, John - 390 WTh 

Tsou, Kristen - 249 MT 

Tsuang, Ming - 325 WTh, 894 WTh 

Tsubokawa, Hiroshi - 1108 WTh 

Tsuchimoto, Rikako - 134 WTh 

Tsui, En-Chi - 682 MT 

Tsuji, Sho - 1017 WTh 

Tsuji, Shoji - 923 MT 

Tsujii, Masatsugu - 127 MT 

Tsukamoto, Tetsuji - 1006 MT, 1011 MT 

Tsukiura, Takashi - 846 WTh 

Tucholka, Alan - 469 MT, 614 WTh, 677 MT 

Tüdös, Zbyn,k - 294 MT 

Tuerke, Eric - 359 WTh 

Tuit, Keri - 249 MT 

Tung, KC - 864 MT 

Tungaraza, Rosalia - 961 mT 

Tupak, Sara - 2 WTh, 25 mT 

Turecki, Gustavo - 218 WTh 

Turetsky, Bruce - 244 WTh, 285 MT 

Türke, Erik - 928 MT 

Turkeltaub, Peter - 782 WTh 

Turken, And - 957 MT 

Turken, And Umit - 955 WTh 

Turner, Benjamin - 554 WTh 

Turner, Jessica - 107 WTh, 324 WTh 

Turner, Robert - 17 MT, 359 WTh, 377 WTh, 

415 MT, 447 MT, 472 MT, 478 MT, 555 MT, 

557 MT, 560 MT, 660 MT, 694 WTh, 703 WTh, 

720 MT, 792 MT, 926 MT, 928 MT, 934 MT, 

968 MT, 982 WTh, 999 WTh, 1002 WTh, 

1061 MT 

Turnip, Arjon - 441 WTh 

Turrisi, Robert - 763 WTh 

Tusche, Anita - 367 WTh 

Tüscher, Oliver - 135 MT 

Tuulio-Henriksson, Annamari - 251 MT 

Tyler, Lorraine - 952 MT 

Tyrka, Audrey - 279 MT 

Tziortzi, Andri - 536 WTh 

Tzschoppe, Jelka - 337 MT 

u 

Uchida, Syusaku - 238 MT, 259 MT 

Udagawa, Haruhide - 529 WTh 

Uddin, Lucina - 98 mT, 115 MT, 1075 MT 

Udo, Kischka - 159 WTh 

Udompholkul, Parima - 873 MT 

Ueno, Kenichi - 271 WTh, 1082 WTh 

Ueno, Takefumi - 153 WTh, 134 WTh 

Ugurbil, Kamil - 473 MT, 499 MT, 937 MT, 

1085 WTh 

Uh, Jinsoo - 148 WTh, 864 MT 

Ullman, Natalie - 107 MT 

Ulloa Fulgeri, José Luis - 1080 mT 

Ullsperger, Markus - 382 MT 

Um, Minhee - 597 mT, 771 WTh 

Umeda, Satoshi - 836 MT 

Umer, Najib - 173 WTh 

Ungerleider, Leslie - 829 WTh 

Ungersböck, Johanna - 535 WTh 

Unkrig, Mareike - 882 MT 

Unrath, Alexander - 699 MT, 972 mT 

Urayama, Shin-ichi - 608 MT, 613 mT 

Urbain, Charline - 798 mT 

Urbanek, Tomas - 1116 MT 

Urchs, Sebastian - 695 WTh 

Urgošík, Dušan - 49 WTh 

Urretavizcaya, Mikel - 255 MT 

Usichenko, Taras - 1047 WTh 

UZELAC, Zeljko - 274 MT 

v 

Vaessen, Maarten - 193 MT, 599 WTh, 184 mT, 

199 mT 

Vaidya, Avinash - 30 MT 

Vaidya, Chandan - 710 WTh, 714 WTh 

Vaillancourt, Olivier - 962 mT 

Vaina, Lucia Maria - 626 WTh, 1033 WTh 

Vakorin, Vasily - 628 WTh, 631 WTh 

Valabregue, Romain - 27 MT, 45 WTh, 59 WTh 


Valabregues, Romain - 930 WTh 

Valdes, Mitchell - 467 MT 

Valdes-Sosa, Pedro - 449 MT, 652 WTh, 729 MT 

Valdez, Jeffrey - 137 WTh 

Valdivia, Fernando - 362 WTh 

Valente, Giancarlo - 547 WTh, 1006 WTh 

Valera, Eve - 894 WTh 

Valero-Cabré, Antoni - 1004 MT 

Valet, Michael - 220 WTh 

Valkeinen, Heli - 73 WTh 

Vallejo, Julio - 258 MT 

Valsan, Gopal - 57 WTh, 948 WTh 

van ‘t Ent, Dennis - 445 MT, 497 mT 

Van Baaren, Rick - 1071 MT 

Van Bogaert, Patrick - 798 MT 

van Breukelen, Gerard - 796 MT 

van Buchem, Mark - 310 WTh 

van Buuren, Mariët - 122 WTh, 892 WTh 

van Cappellen van Walsum, Anne-Marie - 

967 WTh, 986 WTh 

van Dam, Frits - 469 WTh 

van Dam, Wessel - 818 mT 

van de Moortele, Pierre-Francois - 448 MT, 

473 MT 

Van De Ville, Dimitri - 434 WTh, 435 MT, 438 MT 

van den Bosch, Gerbrich - 880 WTh, 1066 WTh 

van den Bosch, Iris - 319 MT 

Van den Brink, Wim - 18 WTh, 20 WTh, 374 WTh 

van den Heuvel, Martijn - 111 WTh 

van den Heuvel, Odile - 31 WTh 

van den Honert, Rebecca - 106 MT 

van der Geest, Jos - 916 WTh, 1066 WTh 

Van der Haegen, Lise - 364 MT, 821 WTh 

van der Heiden, Linda - 906 WTh 

van der Helm, Els - 237 WTh 

van der Hoeven, Johannes - 57 WTh, 948 WTh 

van der Kouwe, Andre - 621 MT, 936 MT, 

987 WTh 

van der Kruijs, Sylvie - 193 mT 

Van Der Laan, Laura - 380 WTh 

van der Leij, andries - 1071 mT 

van der Lugt, Aad - 200 WTh 

Van Der Meer, Lisette - 96 WTh, 133 WTh, 

1109 mT 

Van der Reijden, Anneke - 696 MT 

van der Veen, Jan Willem - 943 WTh 

van der Velde, Jorien - 133 WTh 

Van der Walt, Anneke - 190 WTh 

van der Walt, Stefan - 589 MT 

van der Wee, Nic - 18 WTh, 256 WTh, 267 MT, 

270 MT, 310 WTh 

Van Der Werf, Ysbrand - 31 WTh, 636 WTh, 

1036 MT 

van der Zwaag, Wietske - 486 mT, 533 mT, 

669 WTh, 924 MT 

van Diepen, Rosanne - 918 WTh 

van Dijk, Hanneke - 1068 WTh 

Van Dijk, Koene - 883 mT 

van Dijk, Margriet - 818 MT 

Van Dyke, Julie - 401 MT 

van Elburg, Annemarie - 187 WTh 

van Erp, Theo - 91 WTh, 99 WTh, 251 MT 

Van Essen, David - 338 WTh, 342 WTh, 937 mT, 

983 WTh, 984 WTh 

van Gelderen, Peter - 457 MT, 527 MT, 701 WTh, 

444 MT, 481 WTh 

Van Gerven, Joop - 697 WTh, 717 MT 

van Hell, Hendrika - 4 WTh, 113 WTh, 342 mT 

van Gerven, Marcel - 808 MT 

van Hemmen, Judy - 1066 WTh 

Van Heuven, Vincent - 806 WTh 

Van Horn, John - 358 WTh, 623 MT, 304 MT, 

577 WTh, 625 MT 

van Houdt, Petra - 179 mT, 204 mT, 672 WTh, 

675 WTh 


van Leeuwen, Cees - 1009 MT, 1099 WTh 

van Lieshout, Natascha - 642 WTh 

van Lunen, Dan - 750 WTh 

van Maanen, Leendert - 377 WTh 

Van Meter, John - 105 MT, 326 WTh 

van Mulukom, Valerie - 854 mT 

van Oort, Erik - 477 WTh, 697 mT, 700 WTh 

van Osch, Matthias J. P. - 697 WTh, 717 MT 

van Putten, Michel - 643 WTh, 1023 mT 

van Schijndel, Ronald - 696 MT 

van Someren, Eus - 384 MT, 1037 MT 

Van Someren, Eus J.W. - 636 WTh, 1036 MT 

Van Tol, Marie-José - 18 WTh, 256 WTh, 267 mT, 

270 MT, 310 WTh 

Van Veen, Barry - 1036 MT 

Van Wegen, Erwin - 915 MT 

van Zijl, Peter - 722 MT 

Vanacore, Gianluca - 547 WTh 

Vance, Aldsdair - 41 WTh 

Vandamme, Kimberley - 408 mT 

Vandemaele, Pieter - 921 WTh, 925 WTh 

Vandenberghe, Rik - 812 MT 

Vander Wyk, Brent - 1113 MT 

Vandewalle, Gilles - 289 MT, 914 MT, 1025 WTh 

Vandierendonck, André - 408 MT 

Vangel, Mark - 1049 WTh 

Vanhaudenhuyse, Audrey - 773 MT, 1015 WTh, 

1019 MT, 1025 MT 

VanMeter, John - 107 MT, 204 WTh, 262 MT, 

216 WTh, 281 WTh 

Vannasing, Phetsamone - 803 MT, 882 WTh, 

186 MT, 515 WTh, 896 WTh 

Vannest, Jennifer - 195 MT, 196 mT, 823 MT, 

825 MT 

Vannier, Michael - 579 MT 

Vansteensel, Mariska - 1051 MT 

VanTieghem, Michelle - 731 MT 

Varkuti, Balint - 169 WTh 

Varoquaux, Gael - 166 WTh, 335 WTh, 354 WTh, 

555 WTh, 667 mT, 692 WTh 

Vasic, Nenad - 55 WTh 

Vasios, Christos - 985 MT 

Vasudeva, Viren - 1115 MT 

Vázquez, Pablo - 424 MT 

Vecchiato, Giovanni - 440 WTh 

Veer, Ilya - 247 WTh, 256 WTh, 267 MT, 

270 MT, 343 MT 

Vega Potler, Natan - 731 mT 

Veillette, Suzanne - 295 WTh, 306 WTh 

Veit, Ralf - 235 WTh, 326 mT, 332 MT 

Velakoulis, Dennis - 996 WTh 

Velanova, Katerina - 128 MT, 129 MT, 170 mT, 

343 WTh 

Velasco, Pablo - 498 MT 

Velayudhan, Balu - 913 WTh 

Veldhuijzen, Dieuwke - 1057 WTh 

Veldhuizen, Maria - 347 MT 

Veltman, Dick - 9 WTh, 18 WTh, 20 WTh, 31 WTh, 

256 WTh, 267 MT, 270 MT, 310 WTh, 

374 WTh, 469 WTh 

Veltman, Eveline - 31 WTh 

Vendelin, Inga - 793 WTh, 881 WTh 

Vendrell, Pere - 312 MT, 706 WTh 

Veniero, Domenica - 18 MT 

Venkateswaran, Ajay - 20 MT 

Venne, Jonathan - 16 WTh 

Venneri, Annalena - 11 MT, 24 WTh, 70 WTh 

Ventura-Campos, Noelia - 330 MT, 397 MT, 

801 MT, 840 MT 

Venturini, Gilles - 946 MT 

Venugopal, Sandya - 154 MT, 963 MT 

Verber, Matthew - 181 WTh 

Verbruggen, Frederick - 388 MT 

Vercammen, Ans - 88 WTh 

Verchinski, Beth - 450 mT, 693 MT 


Verdaasdonk, Ruud - 672 WTh, 675 WTh, 915 MT 

Verdejo, Juan - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Verdejo-García, Antonio - 207 WTh, 223 WTh 

Verduzco, Guillermo - 35 MT 

Verhulst, Frank - 405 WTh, 464 MT, 898 WTh 

Verius, Michael - 534 MT, 1078 WTh 

Vernet, Marine - 31 mT, 33 MT, 173 WTh 

Vernooij, Meike - 604 WTh 

Versace, Amelia - 170 MT 

Verstynen, Timothy - 565 mT, 593 MT, 992 MT 

Vertes, Petra - 679 WTh 

Vertinski, Mary - 115 WTh 

Vertinsky, A. - 28 WTh 

Verweij, Ilse - 636 WTh 

Vese, Luminita - 625 MT 

Vesia, Michael - 183 WTh 

Vespa, Paul - 304 MT 

Vesper, Jan - 1 MT, 455 WTh 

Vessel, Edward - 498 MT 

Vetter, Céline - 739 MT, 771 MT 

Via, Esther - 33 WTh, 39 WTh, 255 mT 

Viader, Fausto - 430 MT 

Vicentini, Carlo - 356 MT 

Vidailhet, Marie - 69 WTh, 702 WTh, 930 WTh 

Vidal, Franck - 417 WTh 

Vidal, Juan - 656 WTh, 993 MT, 1001 MT, 

1012 MT 

Vien, Catherine - 836 WTh 

Viergever, Max - 187 WTh, 380 WTh 

Viinikainen, Mikko - 238 WTh, 261 WTh 

Vila-Rodriguez, Fidel - 28 WTh 

Villalon Reina, Julio - 319 WTh, 328 WTh 

Villeneuve, Martin - 549 WTh 

Villringer, Arno - 10 MT, 64 MT, 170 WTh, 

219 WTh, 287 MT, 333 WTh, 343 WTh, 

359 WTh, 376 MT, 402 WTh, 695 WTh, 

703 MT, 703 WTh, 720 MT, 758 WTh, 784 MT, 

799 WTh, 839 WTh, 935 MT, 968 MT, 977 MT, 

990 WTh, 999 WTh, 1072 WTh 

Villringer, Kersten - 170 WTh 

Vincent, Frouin - 354 WTh 

Vinck, Martin - 1050 MT, 999 mT 

Vingerhoets, Guy - 921 WTh, 925 WTh 

Vink, Matthijs - 122 WTh, 341 MT, 362 mT, 

363 MT, 540 MT, 892 WTh 

Vinogradov, Sophia - 115 WTh 

Violante, Ines - 330 WTh, 893 WTh 

Vire, Tapani - 733 MT 

Virji-Babul, Naznin - 440 mT, 756 MT 

Visser, Eelke - 637 mT 

Visser, Renée - 229 WTh 

Vissia, Eline - 284 MT 

Vivian, Jef - 760 WTh 

Vizueta, Nathalie - 256 MT 

Vlooswijk, Marielle - 184 MT, 199 MT 

Vogel, Dominik - 299 MT, 838 MT 

Vogel, Stephan - 416 WTh 

Vogeley, Kai - 140 WTh, 1077 MT 

Vogelstein, Joshua - 953 WTh 

Vogelstein, R. Jacob - 953 WTh 

Vohs, Kathleen - 232 WTh 

Voisin, Julien - 423 WTh, 427 mT, 1060 WTh, 

1093 MT 

Völker, Julia - 410 MT 

Vollmann, Henning - 839 WTh 

Vollmar, Christian - 180 MT 

Vollstaedt-Klein, Sabine - 323 MT, 337 MT, 

957 WTh 

Volpato, Chiara - 11 mT 

von Deneen, Karen - 749 MT, 758 MT 

von Kapri, Anette - 958 MT 

von Kienlin, Markus - 552 WTh 

von Plessen, Kerstin - 971 MT 

von Schnurbein, Julia - 332 WTh 

Voos, Avery - 122 MT 

Voruganti, Saroja - 1040 MT 

Voss, Henning - 611 WTh, 651 MT 

Voss, Martin - 101 WTh 

Voss, Michelle - 370 MT 

Voss, Patrice - 1021 WTh, 1025 WTh 

Vovk, Andrej - 694 MT 

Voytek, Bradley - 347 WTh 

Voytek, Jessica - 347 WTh 

Vrenken, Hugo - 683 mT, 696 MT 

Vroomen, Jean - 1006 WTh 

Vucurevic, Goran - 602 mT 

Vuilleumier, Patrik - 245 WTh, 248 WTh 

Vulliemoz, Serge - 718 MT, 208 MT, 442 WTh 

Vuontela, Virve - 125 MT 

Vuust, Peter - 835 MT 

Vymazal, Josef - 49 WTh, 71 WTh 

w 

Wabitsch, Martin - 332 WTh 

Wabnitz, Heidrun - 501 WTh 

Wada, Yuji - 1101 MT 

Wade, Benjamin - 465 mT 

Wadehra, Sunali - 78 WTh 

Wadsak, Wolfgang - 535 WTh 

Wagemans, Johan - 775 WTh 

Wagenmakers, Eric-Jan - 387 WTh 

Wager, Tor - 565 WTh, 1048 WTh, 240 WTh, 

342 WTh, 731 WTh 

Waggoner, R. Allen - 1082 WTh 

Wagner, Anthony - 148 WTh 

Wagner, Benjamin - 101 WTh 

Wagner, Ged - 142 WTh 

Wagner, Gerd - 135 WTh 

Waiter, Gordon - 272 WTh, 688 MT, 911 MT, 

913 MT 

Waites, Anthony - 364 WTh 

Wakahiro, Mari - 154 MT, 828 WTh 

Wald, Lawrence - 476 MT, 705 WTh, 985 WTh, 

988 WTh, 495 MT, 621 MT 

Waldorp, Lourens - 668 MT 

Wali, Bacem - 346 WTh 

Walitt, Brian - 216 WTh 

Walker, Lindsay - 832 WTh, 331 WTh 

Walker, Matthew - 237 WTh, 718 MT 

Wallace, Alissa - 101 MT 

Wallace, Amanda - 163 WTh 

Wallace, Gregory - 100 MT, 106 MT 

Wallace, Marc - 245 MT, 261 MT 

Wallentin, Mikkel - 438 WTh, 809 MT, 835 mT 

Waller, Christiane - 1070 MT 

Walling, Christopher - 690 MT 

Wallis, Nancy - 843 WTh 

Wallois, Fabrice - 508 WTh, 803 MT 

Walstra, Alette - 898 WTh 

Walter, Anke - 1006 WTh 

Walter, Elizabeth - 160 mT 

Walter, Henrik - 140 WTh, 227 WTh 

Walter, Martin - 220 MT, 266 MT, 275 WTh, 

329 MT, 464 WTh, 514 MT, 561 WTh, 

884 WTh, 1056 MT, 1058 mT 

Walter, Robert - 411 WTh 

Walter, Susanna - 1046 WTh 

Walterfang, Mark - 996 WTh 

Walz, Andrea Daniela - 1047 WTh 

Wamain, Yannick - 783 WTh 

Wan, Catherine - 177 WTh, 870 mT, 176 WTh 

Wan, Jing - 305 WTh, 560 WTh 

Wan, Xiaohong - 1082 WTh 

Wandell, Brian - 777 WTh, 953 MT 

Wang, Bin - 968 WTh, 976 WTh, 517 MT, 

978 WTh

Wang, Binquan - 297 MT, 308 MT 

Wang, Chenbo - 1064 mT 

Wang, Danhong - 712 MT 

Wang, Danny - 1040 MT, 489 MT, 509 MT, 

1031 MT 

Wang, Deyi - 491 mT 

Wang, Fei - 313 WTh 

Wang, I-Jan - 425 WTh 

Wang, J - 611 MT 

Wang, Jianli - 737 WTh, 860 WTh 

Wang, Jing - 177 WTh 

Wang, Jinghui - 978 WTh 

Wang, Jinhui - 75 MT, 518 MT, 783 MT, 980 WTh 

Wang, Jue - 487 WTh, 746 MT 

Wang, Jun - 978 WTh, 968 WTh 

Wang, Lei - 305 WTh, 97 WTh, 721 MT 

Wang, Ling - 379 mT 

Wang, Luning - 80 MT, 87 MT 

Wang, Pan - 80 MT, 87 MT 

Wang, Pei-Ning - 40 MT 

Wang, Peng - 976 WTh, 517 MT 

Wang, Pengwei - 374 MT, 766 WTh, 151 WTh, 

744 MT 

Wang, Pin - 553 MT 

Wang, Qian - 976 WTh 

Wang, Qwa-Fun - 552 MT 

Wang, Ruopeng - 587 MT, 936 MT, 988 WTh 

Wang, Sheng H. - 390 WTh 

Wang, Sumei - 612 WTh 

Wang, Ting - 124 MT, 735 MT 

Wang, Wan-Ru - 425 WTh 

Wang, Wei-An - 574 MT 

Wang, Weidong - 981 MT 

Wang, Xiaoling - 981 MT 

Wang, Xiaoyi - 712 MT 

Wang, Xiaoying - 532 MT 

Wang, Xin - 544 MT 

Wang, Xue - 577 MT, 775 mT, 754 MT 

Wang, Yalin - 994 WTh, 997 WTh 

Wang, Yanbing - 349 WTh 

Wang, Yang - 550 MT, 607 WTh, 970 WTh, 

500 MT 

Wang, Yingying - 457 WTh, 460 WTh 

Wang, Yu-Feng - 129 MT 

Wang, Yuqing - 280 MT 

Wang, Ze - 63 mT 

Wang, Zhengge - 745 MT 

Wang, Zhiqun - 75 MT 

Wang, Zhishun - 151 WTh, 374 MT, 744 MT, 

766 WTh 

Wankerl, Johanna - 285 WTh 

Warburton, Samantha - 105 MT 

Ward, Andrew - 41 mT 

Ward, Nick - 163 WTh 

Warfield, Simon - 594 WTh, 633 MT, 976 MT 

Warner, Tamara - 134 MT, 171 MT 

Warton, Christopher - 157 MT 

Wasan, Ajay - 1049 WTh, 1054 WTh 

Washington, Stuart - 105 MT 

Wassermann, Demian - 118 MT, 558 mT 

Wassermann, Eric - 525 WTh, 943 WTh 

Watanabe, Hama - 473 WTh, 799 MT 

Watanabe, Satsuki - 437 WTh, 432 WTh, 

664 WTh, 443 WTh 

Watanabe, Yoshifumi - 238 MT, 259 MT, 

295 MT, 513 WTh 

Watson, Rebecca - 1027 WTh, 1032 WTh 

Watt, Kimberley - 440 MT 

Watts, Richard - 51 WTh 

Weber, Bernd - 187 MT, 219 MT 

Weber, Jochen - 240 WTh, 289 WTh, 1060 MT 

Weber, Kenneth - 577 mT 

Wedeen, Van - 587 mT 

Wegener, Hans - 138 MT 

Wehbe, Leila - 806 MT 

Wehenkel, Louis - 570 WTh 

Wei, Jesse - 349 WTh 

Wei, Luqing - 89 MT 

Wei, Shau-Ming - 239 MT, 462 MT 

Wei, Xing-Chang - 206 MT 

Wei, Yonghua - 657 MT, 690 WTh 

Weidner, Ralph - 385 WTh 

Weigelt, Sarah - 890 WTh 

Weiland, Barbara - 13 WTh 

Weiller, Cornelius - 794 MT, 1035 WTh 

Weinberger, Daniel - 89 WTh, 327 WTh, 

331 WTh, 344 MT, 345 MT, 348 MT, 378 WTh, 

450 MT, 534 WTh, 875 MT, 90 WTh, 483 MT, 

578 WTh 

Weiner, Michael - 49 MT, 299 WTh, 305 WTh, 

314 WTh, 320 WTh, 496 WTh 

Weinstein, Andrea - 565 MT 

Weisberg, Jill - 778 WTh 

Weise, Lutz - 5 MT 

Weisenfeld, Neil - 633 MT 

Weiskopf, Nikolaus - 494 mT, 511 MT, 602 WTh, 

888 MT 

Weiss, Marcel - 934 MT, 999 WTh, 1002 WTh 

Weissman, Daniel - 519 WTh, 996 MT 

Weissman-Fogel, Irit - 974 MT, 1052 WTh, 

1062 WTh 

Weitekamp, Christopher - 737 WTh, 860 WTh 

Welbourne, Stephen - 801 WTh, 424 WTh 

Weller, Rosalyn - 112 WTh 

Wells, Sandy - 324 WTh 

Welsh, Robert - 13 WTh, 217 WTh, 562 WTh 

Welvaert, Marijke - 782 mT 

Wen, Wei - 323 WTh 

Wenderoth, Nicole - 751 MT 

Wendt, Sebastian - 275 WTh 

Weng, Hsu-Huei - 158 WTh 

Weng, Jun-Cheng - 933 mT 

Weng, Xuchu - 131 MT, 1069 MT, 409 WTh 

Wennberg, Richard - 653 WTh 

Werner, Annett - 1096 MT 

Werner, Cornelius - 138 MT, 52 WTh, 65 WTh 

Wernick, Miles - 37 MT 

Wersching, Heike - 876 mT, 575 MT 

Wessa, Michèle - 53 MT 

Wessel, Jan - 382 MT 

West, John - 550 mT, 607 WTh, 500 MT 

Westerhausen, Rene - 98 WTh, 373 MT, 971 mT 

Westlake, Kelly - 180 WTh, 768 WTh 

Westlye, Lars - 666 WTh, 670 WTh 

Westwood, Erica - 518 WTh 

Wettstein, Joseph - 552 WTh 

Wetzel, Martin - 153 MT, 159 MT 

Wey, Monica - 1040 MT 

Whalen, Paul - 541 MT 

Whalen, Sandra - 329 WTh 

Whatley, Benjamin - 30 MT 

Wheelock, Muriah - 121 WTh, 136 WTh 

Whelan, Robert - 6 WTh, 957 WTh 

Wheland, David - 627 mT 

Whitcher, Brandon - 66 MT, 223 MT, 365 WTh, 

605 WTh, 225 MT 

White, David - 136 WTh, 109 WTh, 112 WTh, 

105 WTh, 121 WTh 

White, Jason - 649 MT 

White, Keith - 749 MT 

White, Matthew - 153 MT, 159 MT 

White, Michael - 875 mT, 483 MT 

White, Siobhan - 370 MT 

White, Tonya - 405 WTh, 464 MT, 880 WTh, 

898 WTh, 1066 WTh 

Whitfield, John - 322 WTh 

Whitfield-Gabrieli, Susan - 713 WTh 

Whitfield-Gabrieli, Susan - 240 MT 

Whitman, Jennifer - 130 WTh 

Whittle, Sarah - 126 WTh 


Wicker, Bruno - 118 MT, 558 MT 

Wicksell, Rikard - 413 MT 

Wiebe, Sam - 206 MT 

Wiebking, Christine - 548 mT, 596 WTh 

Wiech, Katja - 1039 WTh 

Wieczorek, Kacper - 1092 WTh 

Wiedemann, Georg - 140 WTh 

Wielaard, Ilse - 583 MT 

Wiers, Reinout - 20 WTh 

Wiersma, Durk - 133 WTh 

Wiethoff, Sarah - 243 WTh 

Wilbur, Ronnie - 975 WTh 

Wild, Conor - 815 WTh 

Wilde, Elisabeth - 313 MT 

Wildgruber, Dirk - 243 WTh, 245 WTh, 

260 WTh, 288 WTh 

Wiley, David - 7 MT 

Wilfling, Domenica - 928 MT 

Wilke, Christopher - 1102 MT 

Wilkinson, Iain - 716 MT 

Willeit, Matthaeus - 274 MT 

Willette, Auriel - 34 mT, 74 MT 

William, Aubé - 280 WTh 

Williams, Donald - 760 WTh 

Williams, Justin - 272 WTh 

Williams, Lynne - 257 MT 

Williams, Patrick - 1092 mT 

Williams, Steven - 1053 MT 

Williams, Victoria - 16 WTh, 891 MT, 166 MT 

Williamson, Peter - 350 MT 

Willis, Sherry - 877 MT 

Willmes, Klaus - 839 MT 

Wilm, Bertram - 485 MT 

Wilman, Alan - 396 MT 

Wilson, Daryl - 815 WTh 

Wilson, Frederick - 579 WTh, 1059 WTh 

Wilson, Maximiliano - 780 WTh, 828 MT 

Wilson, Sarah - 215 WTh 

Wilson, Stephen - 763 WTh 

Wilson, Tony - 159 MT, 824 MT 

Wilson, Tony W - 153 mT 

Wilson, Vanessa - 162 MT 

Wilson-Mendenhall, Christine - 1021 MT 

Wiltfang, Jens - 84 MT 

Wimmer, Heinz - 136 MT, 139 MT 

Windhoff, Mirko - 17 MT 

Windischberger, Christian - 235 MT, 260 MT, 

434 MT, 511 mT, 641 MT, 754 WTh, 

769 WTh, 785 MT, 928 WTh, 1089 MT 

Winetraub, Yonatan - 249 WTh, 253 WTh 

Wingfield, Arthur - 809 WTh 

Wingfield, Cai - 663 MT 

Wink, Alle Meije - 728 mT 

Winkler, Anderson - 309 WTh, 296 WTh, 

455 mT, 892 MT 

Winter, Benjamin - 170 WTh 

Winter, Dorina - 380 MT 

Winterer, Georg - 140 WTh 

Wipf, David - 632 WTh 

Wirth, Miranka - 14 mT 

Wisco, Jonathan - 598 MT 

Wise, Richard - 281 MT, 1059 WTh, 1106 WTh 

Wisner, Krista - 737 mT 

Wiswede, Daniel - 142 WTh 

Witt, Suzanne - 359 mT, 368 mT 

Wittchen, Hans-Ulrich - 286 MT 

Witte, Veronica - 896 mT 

Wittek, Adam - 633 MT 

Witteman, Jurriaan - 806 WTh 

Wittenberg, George - 700 mT 

Wittfoth, Matthias - 34 WTh, 286 WTh, 442 MT, 

1070 MT 

Wittmann, Andre - 286 mT 

Witton, Caroline - 142 MT 

Wittorf, Andreas - 140 WTh 


Witzel, Thomas - 475 MT, 479 MT, 715 WTh, 

871 MT, 1070 WTh 

Wobrock, Thomas - 152 WTh, 468 MT 

Wodd, Dylan - 351 WTh 

Wohlschläger, Afra - 141 WTh, 220 WTh, 1030 MT 

Wohnoutka, Paul - 336 WTh 

Wojcicki, Thomas - 370 MT 

Wojnar, Anita - 1065 MT 

Wojtecki, Lars - 1 MT, 455 WTh 

Wolf, Nadine - 55 WTh 

Wolf, Robert Christian - 55 WTh 

Wolfe, Amanda - 105 MT 

Wolfensteller, Uta - 323 MT 

Wolff, Stephan - 175 MT, 522 MT 

Wolfson, Leslie - 969 MT 

Wolk, David - 63 MT 

Wolk, Paula - 284 MT 

Wolters, Carsten - 449 WTh 

Woltz, Lawrence - 665 MT 

Womelsdorf, Thilo - 999 MT 

Wong, Agnes - 143 MT 

Wong, Daniel - 874 mT, 1018 WTh 

Woo, John - 612 WTh 

Woo-Kyoung, Yoo - 33 MT 

Wood, Amanda - 41 WTh 

Wood, Stephen - 126 WTh 

Woodard, John - 42 MT 

Woodruff, Peter - 19 MT, 716 MT 

Woods, David - 460 MT 

Woods, Roger - 85 WTh, 86 WTh, 108 MT, 

199 WTh, 974 WTh 

Woods, William - 459 WTh 

Woodward, Todd - 106 WTh, 130 WTh, 399 WTh, 

722 WTh 

Woolley, Daniel - 751 MT 

Woolrich, Mark - 450 WTh, 540 WTh, 579 WTh, 

666 WTh, 670 WTh, 1059 WTh 

Worbe, Yulia - 59 WTh, 492 WTh, 702 WTh 

Worhunsky, Patrick - 1060 MT 

Wörner, Christiane - 1074 MT 

Worren, Marius - 382 MT 

Worth, Andrew - 337 WTh 

Woudstra, Saskia - 310 WTh 

Wozny, Dave - 472 MT 

Wrede, Arne - 458 MT 

Wrede, Karsten - 740 mT 

Wright, Margaret - 49 MT, 294 WTh, 297 WTh, 

314 WTh, 315 WTh, 322 WTh, 550 WTh, 

578 MT, 947 MT 

Wright, Margaret - 318 WTh, 319 WTh 

Wu, Allan - 873 MT 

Wu, Changwei - 493 mT 

Wu, Chen-Hao - 561 mT 

Wu, Chi-Hsun - 433 WTh, 650 WTh, 908 WTh, 

291 MT, 904 WTh 

Wu, Chiao-Yi - 786 WTh, 909 MT 

Wu, Haiyan - 950 WTh 

Wu, Hung-Yi - 908 WTh 

Wu, Jennifer - 789 MT 

Wu, Kai - 887 WTh, 977 WTh 

Wu, Lei - 646 WTh, 653 mT, 753 mT 

Wu, Liyong - 68 mT 

Wu, Minjie - 72 WTh 

Wu, Qizhu - 89 MT, 230 MT, 242 MT, 273 MT, 

278 mT 

Wu, Sarah - 403 WTh 

Wu, Yan - 400 WTh 

Wu, Yi-Huan - 185 WTh, 561 MT 

Wu, Ying - 754 MT 

Wu, Yu-Chien - 541 mT 

Wurnig, Moritz - 77 WTh, 525 MT, 534 mT, 535 

MT, 643 MT, 1078 WTh 

Wüstenberg, Torsten - 25 WTh, 101 WTh 

Wylie, Korey - 221 WTh 

Wyss, Michael - 927 MT 


x 

Xia, Mingrui - 783 mT 

Xia, Shugao - 998 WTh 

Xiang, Jing - 457 WTh, 460 WTh 

Xiao, Xin - 822 mT 

Xie, Jingyi - 704 mT 

Xie, Teng - 518 MT 

Xing, Xiu-Xia - 732 mT 

Xiong, Jinhu - 546 MT, 830 WTh 

Xu, Feng - 864 MT 

Xu, Guiping - 553 MT 

Xu, Guofan - 34 MT, 74 MT 

Xu, Jiansong - 603 mT 

Xu, Jungian - 499 MT 

Xu, Pengfei - 518 mT, 976 WTh 

Xu, Ting - 748 mT 

Xu, Xiaokun - 379 MT 

Xu, Yong - 511 WTh 

y 

Yacoub, Essa - 473 MT, 499 MT, 595 WTh, 

1085 WTh 

Yagi, Shunsuke - 56 WTh 

Yamada, Takashi - 119 MT 

Yamaguchi, Yoko - 856 WTh 

Yamamoto, Hiroki - 1100 WTh 

Yamamoto, Jeremy - 81 WTh 

Yamamoto, Manami - 526 MT 

Yamamoto, Takamichi - 8 MT 

Yamamoto, Tetsuya - 613 MT 

Yamao, Yukihiro - 1100 WTh 

Yamashita, Okito - 633 WTh 

Yamasue, Hidenori - 635 MT 

Yamazaki, Mika - 841 WTh 

Yamazaki, Tsutomu - 923 MT 

Yan, Chao-Gan - 687 WTh, 719 WTh 

Yan, Chaogan - 75 MT, 491 MT 

Yan, Lirong - 489 MT, 509 mT 

Yan, Xiaodan - 131 mT, 714 mT 

Yanaka, Hisakazu - 390 mT 

Yang, Bo-Sung - 422 MT 

Yang, Cheng-Ta - 158 WTh 

Yang, Chia-Yen - 433 WTh, 1036 WTh 

Yang, Chun-Yuh - 158 WTh 

Yang, Cungeng - 476 MT 

Yang, Fan-Pei - 963 MT, 154 MT 

Yang, Guang-Zhong - 521 WTh, 523 WTh, 

530 WTh, 1008 MT, 1109 WTh 

Yang, Mark - 749 MT, 758 MT 

Yang, Quing - 737 WTh, 860 WTh 

Yang, Shaojuan - 1064 MT 

Yang, Shaolin - 465 WTh 

YANG, TONY - 293 mT 

Yang, Xue - 764 mT 

Yang, Xun - 230 mT, 273 MT, 278 MT 

Yang, Yaling - 146 mT 

Yang, Yihong - 303 WTh, 465 WTh, 470 WTh, 

493 MT 

Yang, Yilan - 247 MT 

Yang, Zhi - 409 WTh 

Yang, Zhiyong - 467 WTh 

Yao, Bing - 457 MT, 192 WTh 

Yao, Bo - 827 mT 

Yao, Justin - 237 WTh 

Yao, Zeshan - 549 WTh 

Yarimizu, Hidekazu - 832 MT 

Yarkoni, Tal - 342 WTh 

Yasuda, Akio - 664 WTh 

Yau, Wai-Ying Wendy - 13 WTh 

Yayama, Ryuzo - 1037 WTh, 1038 WTh 

Ye, Jong Chul - 482 MT, 502 WTh, 668 WTh 

Ye, Zhuoer - 553 MT 

Yeatman, Jason - 777 WTh, 953 MT 

Yeh, Chia-Lung - 650 WTh 

Yeh, Fang-Cheng - 185 WTh, 561 MT, 573 MT, 

580 MT, 584 MT, 586 MT, 598 WTh 

Yeh, Ping-Hong - 297 mT, 308 MT 

Yeh, Shih-Ching - 988 MT 

Yeh, Wei-Hsun - 682 MT 

Yeo, Sang Seok - 600 MT, 607 MT, 1079 WTh 

Yeom, Hong Gi - 910 WTh 

Yger, Pierre - 356 WTh 

Yi Chia, Li - 720 WTh 

Yiannoutsos, Constantin - 193 WTh 

Yılmaz, Ay,egül - 40 WTh 

Yim, Yoon-Kyoung - 855 mT 

Yin, Donghui - 612 MT 

Yin, Hengchan - 968 WTh, 978 WTh 

Ying, Han - 78 MT 

Ying, Hao - 532 MT 

Ying, Sarah - 674 MT 

Yogarajah, Mahinda - 178 mT 

Yogo, Hideto - 127 MT 

Yomogida, Yukihito - 191 WTh, 353 MT, 1090 MT, 

1091 MT, 1086 mT 

Yoo, Ji Sung - 9 MT 

Yoo, Kwangsun - 755 MT 

Yoon, Eun Jin - 1064 WTh 

Yoon, Kang Jun - 272 MT, 422 WTh, 1099 MT 

Yoon, Shin-ae - 1114 mT, 833 MT 

Yoon, Uicheul - 92 MT, 563 MT, 114 WTh, 164 MT, 

482 WTh, 622 WTh, 680 MT, 681 MT, 687 MT 

Yoshida, Yumiko - 841 WTh 

Yoshihara, Yujiro - 127 mT 

Yoshikawa, Etsuji - 56 WTh 

Yoshino, Kayoko - 522 WTh, 528 WTh 

Yoshioka, Naoki - 905 MT 

Yosipovitch, Gil - 614 MT 

Yotter, Rachel - 628 mT, 673 WTh, 675 MT, 

941 MT 

You, Peng - 735 mT 

You, Xiaozhen - 714 WTh 

Younes, Laurent - 140 mT 

Young, Christina - 98 MT, 403 WTh, 412 WTh, 

728 WTh 

Young, Kymberly - 859 mT 

Youngpeter, Katie - 101 MT 

Yu, Chunshui - 86 MT, 298 WTh 

Yu, Jing - 921 MT 

Yu, Kuei-Lan - 291 MT 

Yu, Tao - 299 MT, 838 mT 

Yu, Ya-Chih - 979 WTh 

Yuan, Han - 1102 MT 

Yuan, Lin - 283 WTh 

Yuan, Weihong - 570 MT 

Yucel, Meryem - 1044 MT 

Yucel, Murat - 224 MT, 357 MT 

Yue, Qiang - 467 WTh 

Yung, Alison - 126 WTh 

Yurgelun-Todd, Deborah - 22 WTh, 156 MT, 

764 WTh 

Yushkevich, Paul - 177 MT, 606 WTh 

Yusuf, Afiqah - 30 mT, 815 WTh 

Yvert, Gaetan - 218 MT, 830 mT 

Yzer, Marco - 232 WTh

z 

Zachariou, Valentinos - 1088 WTh 

Zafonte, Ross - 306 MT 

Zahneisen, Benjamin - 488 MT, 704 WTh 

Zaitsev, Maxim - 480 MT 

Zak, Paul - 1092 MT 

Zald, David H. - 966 WTh 

Zandbelt, Bram - 362 MT, 363 mT, 540 MT 

Zang, Yu-Feng - 129 MT, 748 MT 

Zang, Yufeng - 128 MT, 343 WTh, 470 WTh, 

487 WTh, 491 MT, 719 WTh, 730 MT, 746 MT 

Zanone, Pier-Giorgio - 783 WTh 

Zappia, Brian - 1020 MT 

Zarate, Carlos - 1055 MT 

Zarate, Jr., Carlos - 321 WTh 

Zaros, Cécile - 45 WTh 

Zárubová, Kate,ina - 71 WTh 

Zatorre, Robert - 23 MT, 1021 WTh, 319 MT, 

416 MT, 436 MT, 834 WTh, 946 WTh, 964 MT 

Zebrowitz, Leslie - 258 WTh 

ZEFFIRO, THOMAS - 212 WTh 

Zeidan, Fadel - 391 mT 

Zeitouni, Anthony - 946 WTh 

Zelaya, Fernando - 1053 MT 

Zelinkova, Jana - 1116 mT 

Zellner, Margaret - 695 WTh 

Zelmann, Rina - 189 MT, 192 MT 

Zeltner, Lena - 855 WTh 

Zemmoura, Ilyess - 946 mT 

Zempel, John - 1038 MT 

Zepeda, Rodrigo - 631 MT 

Zerbi, Valerio - 986 WTh 

Zerouali, Younes - 435 WTh 

Zerr, Inga - 88 MT 

Zerres, Klaus - 52 MT 

Zesewitz, Anna - 2 WTh 

Zgud, Sylwia - 535 WTh 

Zhan, Chang’an - 549 WTh 

Zhan, Liang - 572 mT, 578 mT, 269 MT 

Zhan, Wang - 470 WTh 

Zhang, Fengyu - 450 MT 

Zhang, Hui - 606 WTh, 608 WTh, 612 WTh, 

605 WTh 

Zhang, James - 230 WTh, 265 WTh, 534 WTh 

Zhang, Jiaxiang - 358 mT 

Zhang, Jiaxing - 131 MT 

Zhang, Jue - 532 MT 

Zhang, Lijun - 541 WTh 

Zhang, Miao - 712 MT 

Zhang, Wei - 15 MT, 29 MT, 248 MT, 487 MT, 

825 WTh, 947 WTh 

Zhang, Xi - 87 MT, 80 MT 

Zhang, Xiaochu - 939 MT 

Zhang, Xiaohui - 780 mT 

Zhang, Xiaotong - 448 mT 

Zhang, Xinqing - 86 MT 

Zhang, Yi - 258 WTh 

Zhang, Zengqiang - 80 mT, 87 MT 

Zhang, Zhiqiang - 745 mT 

Zhao, Lu - 619 mT, 695 mT 

Zheng, Weili - 567 WTh 

Zheng, Xin - 176 WTh 

Zheng, Yin - 204 WTh 

Zhigalov, Alexander - 750 mT 

Zhong, Jidan - 956 WTh 

Zhong, Yuan - 745 MT 

Zhou, Bo - 80 MT, 87 MT 

Zhou, Dongming - 873 WTh 

Zhou, Juan - 62 mT, 83 MT 

Zhou, Renlai - 283 WTh 

Zhou, Xiaolin - 379 MT 

Zhou, You-Long - 732 MT 

Zhou, Yuan - 396 WTh, 981 MT 

Zhu, Chaozhe - 491 MT 

Zhu, David - 55 mT 

Zhu, Hongmei - 934 WTh 

Zhu, Lin - 12 MT, 177 WTh 

Zhu, Weixuan - 487 WTh 

Zhu, Yunyun - 719 WTh 

Ziegler, Erik - 600 WTh 

Ziegler, Gabriel - 941 mT 

Zierhut, Kathrin - 266 MT 

Zijlstra, Fred - 1067 MT 

Zilbovicius, Monica - 329 WTh, 623 WTh 

Zilles, David - 149 WTh, 468 MT 

Zilles, Karl - 244 WTh, 367 MT, 689 WTh, 

727 WTh, 805 MT, 842 WTh, 893 MT, 

919 WTh, 925 MT, 950 MT, 958 MT, 987 MT, 

1009 WTh, 1072 MT 

Zilverstand, Anna - 252 MT, 748 WTh 

Zimmer, Andreas - 227 WTh 

Zimmer, Claus - 141 WTh, 1030 MT 

Zimmermann, Christine - 405 MT 

Zimmermann, Jan - 473 mT, 748 WTh 

Zimmermann, Trelawny - 943 WTh 

Zimmermann, Ulrich - 323 MT, 405 MT 

Zink, Caroline - 344 MT, 348 MT, 378 WTh 

Zink, Mathias - 104 WTh 

Zitman, Frans G. - 267 MT, 270 MT 

Zivadinov, Robert - 224 WTh 

Zlatkina, Veronika - 932 mT 

Zollei, Lilla - 684 mT, 349 WTh 

Zollo, Maurizio - 393 WTh 

Zoltick, Brad - 450 MT 

Zonderman, Alan - 895 MT 

Zotev, Vadim - 228 WTh, 233 WTh, 512 MT, 

515 mT 

Zou, Ping - 167 mT 

Zou, Qihong - 470 WTh 

Zrinzo, Ludvic - 949 MT 

Zscheyge, Oliver - 784 MT 

Zubieta, Jon-Kar - 7 WTh, 13 WTh, 226 WTh 

Zucker, Halle - 853 mT 

Zucker, Robert - 13 WTh 

Zuk, Jennifer - 177 WTh 

Zumer, Johanna - 654 WTh 

Zuo, Nianming - 981 mT 

Zuo, Xi-Nian - 110 MT, 128 MT, 129 MT, 550 WTh, 

705 mT, 725 MT, 732 MT, 745 MT, 748 MT, 

343 WTh, 779 WTh 

Zurcher, Nicole - 112 mT, 486 MT, 121 MT 

Zvonik, Kerstin - 149 WTh 

Zvyagintsev, Mikhail - 1031 WTh 

Zwiers, Marcel - 637 MT 



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