Videos
Webinars
Monash Biomedical Imaging hosts regular webinars and shares imaging videos. Subscribe to MBI's YouTube channel to be alerted when a new video is uploaded and to view past videos.
Metabolic and functional connectivity relate to distinct aspects of cognition
Dr Katharina Voigt, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health, Monash University
Understanding the role of prediction in sensory encoding
Professor Jason Mattingley, University of Queensland
Developing metal-based radiopharmaceuticals for imaging and therapy
Dr Brett Paterson and Cormac Kelderman, Monash Biomedical Imaging and Monash School of Chemistry
Virtual launch and webinar - Magnetic Particle Imaging
Monash University launches a world first technology
Magnetic Particle Imaging
Learn about our world first Magnetic Particle Imaging technology with Hyperthermia system and CT scanner
Generative models of the human connectome
Prof Alex Fornito and Dr Stuart Oldham, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health
Neural correlates of cognitive control across the adult lifespan
Professor Cheryl Grady, University of Toronto
Machine learning and artificial intelligence in magnetic resonance imaging
Dr Shenjun Zhong and Dr Kamlesh Pawar, Monash University
Cyberanatomy reveals the evolutionary secrets of humans and marsupials
A/Prof Alistair Evans and Dr Justin Adams, Monash University
2020: The year in retrospect and looking ahead to 2021
Prof Gary Egan, Monash Biomedical Imaging Director
The neuroscience of late-life parenthood
Winnie Orchard, Monash Biomedical Imaging PhD student
Creating curiosity and mind wandering: the upside of a mind in flight
Prof Jonathan Schooler, University of California, Santa Barbara
Alzheimer’s disease dementia and its causes: a summary of recent findings
A/Profs Matthew Pase and Yen Ying Lim, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health
Auxiliary signal-guided knowledge encoder-decoder for medical report generation
Dr Xiaojun Chang, Faculty of IT, Monash University
Understanding human thought through dynamic brain systems
Prof Kalina Christoff, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Multi-modal and multi-site imaging in rare diseases: A spotlight on Friedreich ataxia
Drs Ian Harding (MBI) and Louisa Selvadurai (Dept. Neuroscience, Monash University)
Obesity and the craving brain
Prof Antonio Verdejo-Garcia, Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health
Machine learning based biomedical image reconstruction
Dr Zhaolin Chen, Head of Imaging Analysis, Monash Biomedical Imaging