Video Lectures#

The course is composed of six parts.

The first four lectures provide a general rationale and introduction to neuroimaging meta-analysis. Watch these at your leisure to understand why meta-analysis is important, and what different types of meta-analysis are, and the specific decisions you may have to make when formulating a meta-analysis.

The last two lectures accompany the subsequent tutorial, and provide an overview to the Neurosynth Compose platform and ecosystem, which we will walk through in detail in the tutorial

Theory#

I: Overview and motivation for meta-analysis#

by Alejandro de la Vega

II: Conventional vs Automated Neuroimaging Meta-Analysis#

by Katie Bottenhorn

III: Meta-analysis decision trees#

by Kendra Oudyk

IV: Pitfalls and reproducibility#

by J.B. Poline

Practicum#

Follow this along in detail in the tutorial

V: PRISMA and Study Annotations#

by James Kent

VI: Meta-Analysis Specification and Execution#

by Yifan Yu