Posters presented at recent Scientific Meetings

Martin Lindquist, Ragnheidur Haraldsdottir, Lauren Atlas and Tor Wager. Modeling Brain Pathways using Functional Mediation Analysis. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2009.

Martin Lindquist, Julie Spicer, Lauren Leotti, Iris Asllani, and Tor Wager. Localizing areas with significant inter-individual variation: Testing Variance Components in a Multi-level GLM. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2009.

Lucy Robinson, Tor Wager, and Martin Lindquist. Estimating Distributions of Onset Times and Durations from Multi-subject fMRI Studies. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2008.

Tor Wager, Lauren Atlas, Martin Lindquist, Kate Hard, Matthew Davidson. Functional Pathway Discovery using Mediation Analysis: Approach and Application to Pain. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2008.

Lindquist, M., Zhang, C-H., Glover, G., & Shepp, L. Rapid 3D fMRI of the Hemodynamic Response Function. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2007.

Loh, JM. Wager, T. & Lindquist, M. Detecting Model Mis-specification in fMRI using Scan Statistics. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2007.

Lindquist, M. & Wager, T. A novel approach to modeling state-related fMRI activity using change-point theory. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2006.

Lindquist, M. & Wager, T. Spatial Smoothing in fMRI using Prolate Spheroidal Wave Functions. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2006.

Wager, T.D., Waugh, C., Lindquist, M.A., Fredrickson, B., Noll, D.C., & Taylor, S.F. The role of ventromedial prefrontal cortex in anxiety and emotional resilience. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2006.

Grinband, J., Wager, T., Lindquist, M., Ferrera, V.P., & Hirsch, J. Modeling reaction times in event-related fMRI designs. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2006.

Lindquist, M. & Wager, T. Hemodynamic response modeling. Human Brain Mapping Annual Meeting, 2005.

Lindquist, M., Zhang, C-H., Glover, G., Shepp, L. & Yang, Q.X. The Generalized 2D-PSWF Method for Tracking Dynamic Signal with High Temporal Resolution. International Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 2005.