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ORCIDNeuroinformatics, Volume 3
Volume 3, Number 1, March 2005
- Giorgio A. Ascoli:
Looking forward to open access. 1-3 - Eric Merkel-Sobotta:
Elsevier and open access. 5-9 - Jan Velterop
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Necessity is the mother of innovation. 11-13 - Mihail Bota, Hong-wei Dong, Larry W. Swanson:
Brain architecture management system. 15-47 - Kazuhisa Ichikawa:
A modeling environment with three-dimensional morphology, A-Cell-3D, and Ca2+ dynamics in a spine. 49-63 - Angela R. Laird, Jack L. Lancaster, Peter T. Fox:
BrainMap - The social evolution of a human brain mapping database. 65-77
Volume 3, Number 2, June 2005
- Erik De Schutter:
Changes and opportunities. 79-80 - William J. Bug:
The impact of the NIH public access policy on literature informatics - What role can the neuroinformaticists play? 81-91 - Michael S. Beauchamp:
Statistical criteria in fMRI studies of multisensory integration. 93-113 - Prashanti R. Srinivas, Shang-Heng Wei, Nello Cristianini, Edward G. Jones, F. A. Gorin:
Comparison of vector space model methodologies to reconcile cross-species neuroanatomical concepts. 115-131 - Gina E. Sosinsky, Thomas J. Deerinck, Rocco Greco, Casey H. Buitenhuys, Thomas M. Bartol, Mark H. Ellisman:
Development of a model for microphysiological simulations - Small nodes of ranvier from peripheral nerves of mice reconstructed by electron tomography. 133-162 - Kim T. Blackwell:
A new era in computational neuroscience. 163-166
Volume 3, Number 3, September 2005
- Anil K. Seth, Olaf Sporns, Jeffrey L. Krichmar:
Neurorobotic models in neuroscience and neuroinformatics. 167-170 - Auke Jan Ijspeert, Alessandro Crespi, Jean-Marie Cabelguen:
Simulation and robotics studies of salamander locomotion - Applying neurobiological principles to the control of locomotion in robots. 171-195 - Jeffrey L. Krichmar, Anil K. Seth, Douglas A. Nitz, Jason Fleischer, Gerald M. Edelman:
Spatial navigation and causal analysis in a brain-based device modeling cortical-hippocampal interactions. 197-221 - Ricardo Chavarriaga, Thomas Strösslin, Denis Sheynikhovich, Wulfram Gerstner:
A computational model of parallel navigation systems in rodents. 223-241 - Max Lungarella, Teresa K. Pegors, Daniel Bulwinkle, Olaf Sporns:
Methods for quantifying the informational structure of sensory and motor data. 243-262 - Zenas C. Chao, Douglas J. Bakkum, Daniel A. Wagenaar, Steve M. Potter:
Effects of random external background stimulation on network synaptic stability after tetanization - A modeling study. 263-280 - Michael A. Arbib:
Autonomous robots based on inspiration from biology - The relation to neuroinformatics. 281-286
Volume 3, Number 4, December 2005
- David N. Kennedy:
The impact of Neuroinformatics. 287-292 - Wieslaw L. Nowinski:
The cerefy brain atlases - Continuous enhancement of the electronic talairach-tournoux brain atlas. 293-300 - Ramón Guevara Erra, José Luis Pérez Velazquez, Vera Nenadovic, Richard Wennberg, Goran Senjanovic, Luis García Domínguez:
Phase synchronization measurements using electroencephalographic recordings - What can we really say about neuronal synchrony? 301-313 - Steven J. Schiff:
Dangerous phase. 315-317 - Ivo D. Dinov, W. John Boscardin, Michael S. Mega, Elizabeth L. Sowell, Arthur W. Toga:
A wavelet-based statistical analysis of fMRI data - I. Motivation and data distribution modeling. 319-342 - Kerry M. Brown, Duncan E. Donohue, Giampaolo D'Alessandro, Giorgio A. Ascoli:
A cross-platform freeware tool for digital reconstruction of neuronal arborizations from image stacks. 343-359
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