UMRAM researchers have recently examined the effects of sub-second time interval adaptation on visual apparent motion. They found that both auditory and visual time interval adaptation can alter ERPs elicited by apparent motion. However, the after-effects by each modality were in the opposite direction and found as distinct changes in the spatiotemporal profile of the […]
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A new article of which the neuroimaging studies had been carried out in UMRAM has been published in International Electronic Journal of Elementary Education. The article is produced from the doctoral thesis by Dr. Gül Kuruyer which is entitled “The Effect of Enriched Reading Program on the Cognitive Processes of Students with Reading Strength and […]
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This year we have celebrated new year early by combining it with the Aysel Sabuncu Brain Research Center 2016 Scientific Meeting. The day started with Dr. Emre Guven’s excellent talk on compressed sensing. Short four talks from the researcher of our center followed an enlightening talk by Prof. Turgay Dalkara on discovering brain. Attendance exceed the capacity of our conference room. […]
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UMRAM is partnering with ASELSAN to develop novel imaging technologies for Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI), together with German partners University of Lübeck and Nano4Imaging. This Turkish-German 2+2 collaborative project was chosen as one of the 9 projects to be funded (out of 130 applications), after scientific evaluations by both countries. The 3-year project will be […]
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ISMRM’16 was held in Singapore. UMRAM had a strong appearance there. Berk Silemek received magna cum laude merit award for his presentation entitled Subacute In-Vivo RF Heating of an Active Medical Implantable Device Under MRI Using Temperature Sensor Implant. Cemre Ariyurek’s traditional poster was selected among the top ten most popular abstracts. Her poster is […]
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