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

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.

From Science Daily

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

From Science Daily

The neurobiological mechanisms of addiction have been mapped out through decades of laboratory-based research using neuroimaging and cognitive neuroscience approaches.

From Salon

Prof Gustavo Sudre, a neuroimaging and AI researcher at King's College London, commented: "This research looks to be a significant step towards scalable, interpretable, and – most importantly – ethically responsible form of predictive modelling in medicine."

From BBC

Another co-author, David Erritzoe, a researcher at Imperial College London, said Moncrieff’s team would have benefitted from involving researchers with expertise in areas relevant to the review, like biological neuroimaging.

From Salon