NIH Blueprint: The Human Connectome Project

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Project News | March 8, 2013

Workbench beta version 0.81 released

HCP has released the newest beta version of its Connectome Workbench brain surface/volume visualization and analysis software to coincide with the HCP Quarter 1 data release. Workbench software is freely available to all on the HCP website. Several features have been updated in v0.81 beta, including a redesigned interface to open files remotely (e.g. large [...]

Project News | October 19, 2012

HCP in the News: An Autism Research Perspective on the Connectome Data Release

The Human Connectome Project announced the release of an initial open access data set this week at the Society for Neuroscience 2012 conference, and already people are taking notice. Rather than studying individuals with a particular neurological disorder, the HCP is generating a high-quality data library that will eventually include 1,200 healthy adults between the ages of [...]

Posted by Will Horton @ 9:04 am

Project News | June 28, 2012

Connectome scanner makes move to St. Louis

On Monday, June 11, 2012, the 3T Skyra Connectome MRI scanner successfully arrived in its permanent home at Washington University in St. Louis (WashU). The Siemens scanner will be the workhorse for HCP subject scanning to begin in August 2012 with Phase II of the project. For the last year and a half, the Skyra [...]

Posted by Jenn Elam @ 8:52 am
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