We are pausing delivery of all our programmes & courses for the foreseeable future, while the University of Edinburgh re-evaluates & re-organizes its online teaching portfolio. Thank you for your interest. Online, distance education with the aim to expose undergraduate students to neuroimaging techniques & their applications in disease research & management, in order to stimulate interest in & understanding of neuroimaging as a research & diagnostic tool. Location:Online, distance learning onlyNumber of credits:20Teaching starts:Sep / Autumn / Semester 1Elective course for:Biomedical Sciences BSc (Hons) Study this course AND gain University credit:Suitable for CPD, CMEStarts as aboveThis course is not available for PgProfDev.Study this course WITHOUT gaining University credit:Suitable for CPD, CMEStarts anytimeThis course is not available for unsupervised, self-directed learning. Neuroimaging is burgeoning due to neurological, neurosurgical and neuropsychological advances, which require increasingly sophisticated imaging techniques. As well, the technology which allows the neural axis to be imaged is rapidly advancing, as are post-processing and image analysis techniques. The scope of neuroimaging applications range from laboratory-type research, through translational medicine, clinical application, physics and engineering, mathematics and statistics, as well as informatics and computing sciences. This course will introduce students to cutting edge neuroimaging basic sciences, techniques, applications in research and clinical situations, neuroanatomy, safety issues and practical applications.Learning objectives for the electiveDescribe neuroimaging techniques, including basic underlying physics principles, benefits & drawbacks of each techniqueDiscuss applications of neuroimaging techniques in research, as well as clinicallyList safety issues & practicalities of scanning subjects / patientsRelate safety issues & practicalities to scanning in both the research & clinical environmentsRelate safety issues & practicalities to specific topics / diseases under investigationOutline data protection considerations related to imaging data, privacy, anonymization & data sharingIdentify & locate important neuroanatomy on neuroimagingRelate anatomical abnormalities located on neuroimaging to effects on functionDemonstrate effective literature review skills, synopsis, dissemination of knowledge of neuroimaging, through independent work & group activity Relevant linksPlease link to the short url for the Neuroimaging undergraduate webpage:www.ed.ac.uk/edinburgh-imaging/course-neuroimaging-undergraduate-ugni This article was published on 2024-08-22