Multimodal Data Acquisition (MDA) Core
多模式数据采集 (MDA) 核心
基本信息
- 批准号:9281578
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 32.7万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2018
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2018-05-18 至 2023-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
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项目摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
The Phase III multimodal data acquisition (MDA) core provides: 1) state-of-the-art neuroimaging protocols
for stable and reliable imaging; 2) training of principal investigators (PIs) and their support staff on general and
practical aspects of acquiring neuroimaging data (e.g., physics of imaging, how to avoid and correct for motion
artifacts); and 3) new technological development to answer questions that will lead to new core capabilities and
help future users of the MDA core. Specifically, the MDA core will support neuroimaging protocols based on
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), magnetoencephalography (MEG) and electroencephalography (EEG).
These protocols include high resolution structural MRI (sMRI), diffusion MRI (dMRI) to map fiber connectivity,
functional MRI (fMRI) to characterize changes in blood oxygenation as a consequence of neuronal activation,
MEG/EEG to directly monitor neuronal activation with high temporal resolution, and MR spectroscopy (MRS) to
measure brain metabolic profiles. The emphasis is on multimodal imaging so each Project PI will acquire imaging
data from some combination of the above including concurrent EEG-fMRI or MEG-EEG. Training of PIs and
support personnel consists primarily of lectures embedded within weekly meetings and a formal monthly seminar
series managed by the administrative, clinical assessment, and mentoring (ADM) core. New MRI protocols will
be developed during Phase III that take full advantage of the 32-channel radio-frequency (RF) coil now available
at MRN. New developments include: 1) examining white matter integrity (myelin maps and structural connectiv-
ity); 2) attaining higher temporal resolution in concurrent EEG-fMRI experiments for studying dynamic changes
in functional connectivity; 3) developing optimal methods for removal of physiological noise; and 4) optimizing
three-dimensional GABA measurement methods to enable reliable measurements over smaller voxels. This core
is led by Dr. Julia Stephen (MRN) with over 20 years of experience in MEG/EEG methods, along with MR phys-
icists Drs. Arvind Caprihan (MRN) and Stefan Posse (UNM Neurology) who each have 20+ years of experience
with MR-based methods. Drs. Larry Wald (MGH) and Matthew Brookes (Univ. Nottingham) are consultants on
this core.
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项目摘要/摘要
III阶段多模式数据采集(MDA)核心提供:1)最新的神经影像协议
用于稳定可靠的成像; 2)对总体调查人员(PIS)培训一般和支持人员
获取神经影像数据的实际方面(例如,成像的物理学,如何避免和纠正运动
文物); 3)回答将导致新核心功能的问题的新技术发展和
帮助MDA核心的未来用户。具体而言,MDA核心将基于
磁共振成像(MRI),磁性摄影(MEG)和脑电图(EEG)。
这些方案包括高分辨率结构MRI(SMRI),扩散MRI(DMRI)以绘制纤维连接性,
功能性MRI(fMRI)表征由于神经元激活而导致血液氧合的变化,
MEG/EEG直接以高时间分辨率监测神经元激活,MR光谱法(MRS)至
测量大脑代谢谱。重点是多模式成像,因此每个项目PI都会获取成像
来自上述某种组合的数据,包括并发的EEG-FMRI或MEG-EEG。培训PI和
支持人员主要由每周会议中嵌入的讲座和正式的每月研讨会组成
由行政,临床评估和指导(ADM)核心管理的系列。新的MRI协议将
可以在第三阶段中开发,以充分利用32通道射频(RF)线圈
在MRN。新的发展包括:1)检查白质完整性(髓磷脂图和结构连接 -
性); 2)在研究动态变化的并发EEG-FMRI实验中达到较高的时间分辨率
在功能连接中; 3)开发去除生理噪声的最佳方法; 4)优化
三维GABA测量方法可在较小的体素上实现可靠的测量。这个核心
由朱莉娅·斯蒂芬(Julia Stephen)博士(MRN)领导,拥有超过20年的MEG/EEG方法经验,以及Phys-Phys-
伊斯特博士。 Arvind Caprihan(MRN)和Stefan Posse(UNM神经病学)都有20年以上的经验
使用基于M的方法。博士。拉里·瓦尔德(MGH)和马修·布鲁克斯(MATTHEW BROOKES)(诺丁汉大学)是
这个核心。
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