Faruk Gulban

@ofgulban.bsky.social

High Resolution Magnetic Resonance Imaging | Github → http://github.com/ofgulban Youtube → http://youtube.com/@ofgulban Blog → http://thingsonthings.org Art → http://behance.net/ofgulban

New LayNii v2.10.0 is out! github.com/layerfMRI/LA... 🚀 LN2_FRISGO: This program mitigates the Fuzzy Ripple artifacts in dual polarity 3D-EPI fMRI data. 💾 Big data ready: Now handling >5GB NIFTIs to support the mesoscopic shift toward high-res, whole-brain images. @layerfmri.bsky.social

Release LayNii v2.10.0 · layerfMRI/LAYNII

New programs LN2_FRISGO: This program corrects/mitigates the Fuzzy Ripple artifacts in dual polarity 3D-EPI fMRI data. LN2_ZSCORE: Simple z-scoring for time series data. LN2_DESPIKE: Developed mai...

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Our 7-minute venous mapping study is featured in the UMN Medical School news! I’m especially grateful for our international collaboration with Kendrick Kay from CMRR UMN. That partnership was vital in helping our ideas mature and refining the tools we built. med.umn.edu/news/seven-m...

Seven-minute MRI reveals human brain’s fine-scale venous network in unprecedented detail

A collaborative research team, including the University of Minnesota Medical School, have developed a fast, non-invasive MRI method that can map the brain’s venous network in unprecedented detail acro...

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Scientific publishing norms were built for a world that no longer exists. In this commentary, I argue that the future of scientific exchange may benefit from new channels of interaction and dissemination.

Aperture Neuro@apertureohbm.bsky.social · 8mo ago

In a satirical commentary, @ofgulban.bsky.social examines the widening gap between traditional publication norms and emerging channels of science communication: doi.org/10.52294/001... @ohbmofficial.bsky.social #FutureofPublishing #SpecialIssue

One reason I developed LayNii IDA was to more easily explore my 0.35 mm multi echo human brain data. Here I’m observing blood motion artifacts across echos. The arterial signal *appear* to move across several millimeters. Best captured in short readout windows (e.g. ~3 ms readout windows in GRE).

The most primal generative experiences may be ones created by the visual cortex alone, or at least those involving the visual cortex in close collaboration with entheogenic triggers or light stimulation. Subjective Visual Phenomena – Johann Purkinje, 1819

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