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AFNI Short Course: October 4-8, 2010 Click here to download a PDF of the course poster. For a free hard copy, please e-mail the course organizer. About the Course The AFNI BootCamp is a week-long hands-on course on AFNI, one of the most widely-used software packages for fMRI data analysis. For more details, see http://afni.nimh.nih.gov/afni The course will be taught by the developers of AFNI, including Robert Cox, Ziad Saad, Rick Reynolds and Gang Chen, and will take place at the University of Texas Medical School, 6431 Fannin St, Houston, TX. What should I bring? All participants should bring their own laptop computer with AFNI installed. Click here to download a PDF of the tentative course schedule. Registration Registration fees for the short course are as follows: Early (before July 1st, 2010): $100 (graduate students) $150 (all others) Regular (after July 1st, 2010): $150 (graduate students) $200 (all others) Sponsors: The first ten participants from each sponsoring department are no charge. The sponsoring departments are the UT Department of Psychiatry, UT Department of Neurosurgery, Rice Department of Psychology and the Beauchamp Lab. All participants, including sponsors, must be registered. Everyone who registers will be guaranteed a seat. There is limited seating in the classroom, and there is no additional space available for a remote or video overflow room. To register, please e-mail Michael.S.Beauchamp@uth.tmc.edu. Registration is not final until payment is received; only cash or checks payable to "Beauchamp Lab fMRI Course" can be accepted (no purchase orders or credit cards). No CME credits can be provided. All registration fees are non-refundable but registration is freely transferable between participants. Registered Participants The following is a list of all registered participants and their affiliations. Liangsuo Ma (postdoctoral fellow, UT Psychiatry) Siavash Pasalar (postdoctoral fellow, Beauchamp Lab) Audrey Nath (graduate student, Beauchamp Lab)