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Advances in studying brain morphology: The benefits of open-access data
2017-07-14
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Until recently, neuroimaging data for a research study needed to be collected within one’s own lab. However, when studying inter-individual differences in brain structure, a large sample of participants is necessary. Given the financial costs involved in collecting neuroimaging data from hundreds or thousands of participants, large-scale studies of brain morphology could previously only be conducted by well-funded...
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- c33d5392-a46e-5983-8abd-b6503721b4df
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- 10.7287/peerj.preprints.3010v2