neuroimaging

American  

[noo-roh-im-uhj-ing, nyoo-roh-] / ˌnʊ roʊˈɪm ədʒ ɪŋ, ˌnyʊ roʊ- /

noun

1. Medicine/Medical. the branch of medicine and neuroscience concerned with producing images of the brain using a CT scanner, MR scanner, or other imaging technology.

2. Medicine/Medical. images produced by neuroimaging techniques.

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Example Sentences

Using advanced neuroimaging, they examined how the brain is organized overall and how that organization gives rise to intelligence.

From Science Daily

"The problem of intelligence is not one of functional localization," said Barbey, who also directs the Notre Dame Human Neuroimaging Center and the Decision Neuroscience Laboratory.

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"We were very surprised by the results of this study as a long-standing research tradition suggested there would be differences in brain activity with episodic and semantic retrieval. But when we used neuroimaging to investigate this alongside the task based study we found that the distinction didn't exist and that there is considerable overlap in the brain regions involved in semantic and episodic retrieval."

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A research team led by Marios Georgiadis, PhD, instructor of neuroimaging, has now introduced an approach that makes these hard-to-see fiber patterns visible with exceptional clarity and at a relatively low cost.

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According to findings published in JNeurosci, the researchers used a neuroimaging method to observe brain activity in 66 healthy adults.

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