Status: In production

Employed during the FBIRN traveling subjects’ study of 2003, this program is a Function-BIRN led study to standardize and calibrate imaging data for multi-site MRI studies by examining the brains of five subjects at nine different scanning sites across America (also see Traveling Subjects data set).

The software paradigms include:

• sensorimotor task;
• breath hold task;
• program for the resting scans;
• Serial Item Recognition Paradigm (Sternberg, or SIRP);
• Mismatch Negativity or MMN paradigm.

These programs require the commercially available E-prime software from Psychology Software Tools, Inc. (http://pstnet.com/products/e-prime/).

To access this tool: http://www.nitrc.org/projects/fbirn/ (Click “See all files”)

Status: In production

Employed during the FBIRN traveling subjects’ study of 2003, this program is a Function-BIRN led study to standardize and calibrate imaging data for multi-site MRI studies by examining the brains of five subjects at nine different scanning sites across America (also see Traveling Subjects data set).

The software paradigms include:

• sensorimotor task;
• breath hold task;
• program for the resting scans;
• Serial Item Recognition Paradigm (Sternberg, or SIRP);
• Mismatch Negativity or MMN paradigm.

These programs require the commercially available E-prime software from Psychology Software Tools, Inc. (http://pstnet.com/products/e-prime/).

To access this tool: http://www.nitrc.org/projects/fbirn/ (Click “See all files”)

Status: In production

Employed during the FBIRN traveling subjects’ study of 2003, this program is a Function-BIRN led study to standardize and calibrate imaging data for multi-site MRI studies by examining the brains of five subjects at nine different scanning sites across America (also see Traveling Subjects data set).

The software paradigms include:

• sensorimotor task;
• breath hold task;
• program for the resting scans;
• Serial Item Recognition Paradigm (Sternberg, or SIRP);
• Mismatch Negativity or MMN paradigm.

These programs require the commercially available E-prime software from Psychology Software Tools, Inc. (http://pstnet.com/products/e-prime/).

To access this tool: http://www.nitrc.org/projects/fbirn/ (Click “See all files”)