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Tuning your scanner for fMRI, a virtual ISMRM Brain function study group meeting

This virtual meeting was recored on March 4th 2026. It was hosted by the ISMRM Brain function Study group, organized by Nikos Priovoulus. This virtual meeting, hosted by the Brain Function Study Group, is focused on tuning your scanner for fMRI. The speakers will present not only their own cutting-edge research on the topic, but also practical ways to design and tune your hardware and reconstruction pipeline, as well as other tips and tricks. The intended audience of the virtual meeting are MRI physicists and neuroscientists. The aim of the meeting is to educate the participants in how they can improve their fMRI acquisitions. Talks: 1:28 "Tuning your hardware for fMRI" from David Feinberg, PhD, Department of Neuroscience, University of California, Berkeley, California, USA 32:27 "Reconstruction considerations for improving data quality for fMRI" from Steen Moeller, PhD, Center for Magnetic Resonance Research; Department of Radiology, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA 59:21 "Scanner characterisation for optimal fMRI experiments at UHF" from Caroline Le Ster, PhD, NeuroSpin, CEA, Paris, France Moderators: Aaron Hess, Ph.D., Rita Schmidt, Ph.D., Nikos Priovoulos, Ph.D