A two-day All-Hands Meeting held on September 28-29 brought 65 participants (of which 56 are pictured) from 9 institutions together at Washington University’s EPNEC Center. This highly successful meeting included numerous breakout sessions in which project plans and timelines were discussed and refined. The three plenary sessions included discussion of progress from the breakout sessions, plans for the forthcoming year, and a number of consortium-wide issues.
David Van Essen, Kamil Ugurbil, Dan Marcus, Andrew Heath, David Feinberg
Susan Danker, Dan Nolan, Mark Wheeler, Donna Dierker, Ping Gu, John Harwell, Audrey Chang
Stamatios Sotiropoulos, Jesper Andersson, Gian Luca Romani, Vittorio Pizzella, Stefania Della Penna, Robert Oostenveld, Christophe Lenglet, Steve Petersen, Tom Nichols, Karla Miller, Linda Larson-Prior, Deanna Barch
Heidi Johansen-Berg, Steen Moeller, Will Horton, Tim Olsen, Matt House, Fred Prior, Nicholas Bloom, Mark Woolrich, Mark Jenkinson, Gagan Wig, Marc Raichle, Brad Schlaggar
Tim Laumann, Kevin Archie, Jonathan Power, Avi Snyder, Christian Beckmann, Noam Harel, Mike Harms, Steven Smith, Tim Behrens, Matt Glasser, Fran Miezin, Gordon Xu
Sandy Curtiss, Michael Garwood, Mike Huerta, Saad Jbabdi, Tyler Roskos, Jeff Stout, Richard Bucholz, Lynda Kull
Not pictured: Erin Reid, Lucille Miller, Francesco de Pasquale, Edward Auerbach, Pascal Fries, Maurizio Corbetta, Alison Goate, Josh Shimony, Guillermo Sapiro
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