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Neuroimaging has become a cornerstone of brain research, and it has simply become impossible to study or conduct research in these disciplines at almost any level without encountering neuroimaging techniques on a daily basis. Methods of Neuroimaging: An Introductory Guide is designed to fill a significant gap in the literature by providing a broad, general introduction to the applications, techniques, comparative advantages, and other issues involved in neuroimaging. This book covers all of the major techniques in use today, methods that every student will either read about or employ. The book is broken into chapters that examine each of the techniques in depth, with the goal of providing a working knowledge of each technique. Starting with the historical precedent of each method, the book moves to a step-by-step guide to each technique and its key advantages and key disadvantages. Accompanying each technique are a couple of key studies that demonstrate how the use of that technique led to significant breakthroughs in research or clinical application. The uniform nature of the chapters will provide an easy comparison between the techniques. This would be ideal as a main text for a cognitive neuroimaging class. It could be used as a supplemental text in classes such as physiological psychology, biopsychology, neuropsychology, cognitive science, introduction to neurology, abnormal neurology, neuroscience, and psychiatric methods.

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Julian Paul Keenan, PhD, is currently the Director of the Cognitive Neuroimaging Laboratory and an Associate Professor at Montclair State University. He received his PhD in Biopsychology from SUNY Albany in 1997, before doing his post-doctoral fellowship at Harvard Medical School. In 1999 he became faculty in the Department of Neurology at Harvard Medical School. He has also held positions at Columbia and he collaborates internationally. Dr. Keenan has published in the most prestigious academic journals, including Science andNature. He has been working in neuroimaging since 1993 when he completed his Masters degree employing ERPs. He has since published over 30 articles and 75 abstracts and his work has gained national and international attention. He is also the author of the recently published and highly acclaimed trade book, The Face in the Mirror: TheSearch for the Origins of Consciousness.

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