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Pre-Conference Workshop on Cognitive Neuroimaging
11 Dec
Until 11 Dec

Pre-Conference Workshop on Cognitive Neuroimaging

CBCS FV85+QQ Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh
Pre-Conference Workshop on Cognitive Neuroimaging
CBCS

The Centre of Behavioural and Cognitive Sciences (CBCS) was formally set up in 2002 as a ‘Centre with Potential for Excellence’ by the University Grants Commission (UGC). CBCS is the first institution to start a Master’s program in Cognitive Science in India. Several batches of Master’s and PhD students have graduated (260+) till date. Research takes center stage at CBCS, with faculty and students in a relentless quest of exploring new frontiers and consolidating existing ones. Primary areas of research include attention, time perception, meditation, consciousness, emotion, cognitive control, cognitive development, neuroaesthetics, language, bilingualism, consumer behaviour, memory, and decision making, using behavioural experimentation, EEG/ERP, eye movements, and fMRI.

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Cognitive neuroimaging techniques such as functional MRI allow us to map the processes of perception, attention, emotion, memory and action on to the human brain. The National Neuroimaging Facility (NNF) at CBCS, UoA, established with the support of the DST, was set up as a national resource for cognitive neuroscience research and is accessible to scholars across institutions. Currently, multiple fMRI studies are going on at NNF investigating ageing, time perception, meditation, bilingualism, poverty, obesity, neuroaesthetics, human-AI interaction, memory using structural and functional neuroimaging (VBM, DTI and task-based fMRI studies). CBCS has conducted two extensive workshops on Cognitive Neuroimaging focusing on hands on training in data acquisition and fMRI data analysis in 2020 and 2023.

The goal of this one-day pre-conference workshop is to introduce the participants with functional neuroimaging methodology including one hands-on session/demonstration of fMRI data acquisition at the National Neuroimaging Facility. This workshop will also cover fMRI experimental design strategies, preprocessing pipeline, possible research questions, implications and applications of fMRI, with an emphasis on experimental design and setting up the fMRI protocol for data acquisition. The expected outcome of this workshop is to encourage participants to pursue cognitive neuroimaging and motivate them to learn and explore more about the methodology for their specific research questions.

No. of seats: 25
Participants: Postdoctoral fellows, PhD scholars, Advanced Masters’ students with research interests in cognitive neuroimaging.
Registration fee:
Postdoctoral fellows: 3000/-
PhD scholars: 2000/-
Advanced Masters’ students: 1000/-

Applicants are requested to submit the duly filled in form latest by October 15, 2025 (Click here to register). Participants will be notified about the acceptance of their participation in the pre-conference workshop by October 31, 2025.

 

Contact:

Mr. Puneet Kumar
Email: puneet@cbcs.ac.in
Mobile: +91 831 7070 392

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