- Email: [email protected]
OHBM 2005 Program (Part B)
EXHIBITOR LIST 4-D Neuroimaging 9727 Pacific Heights Blvd. San Diego, CA 92121 USA Phone: 1 858 453 6300
Booth #12
Fax: 1 858 453 4913
4-D NEUROIMAGING manufactures and distributes the Magnes 2500 WH and 3600 WH biomanetometer systems, SQUID-based instruments for non-invasively measuring and localizing sources of brain activity. Applications include localization of sources of interictal spikes, focal slow activity, somato-motor function, and neural activity from a variety of neurological, psychiatric and learning disorders. ANT—Advanced Neuro Technology Colosseum 2 Enschede NL 7521 P The Netherlands Phone: 31 53 436 5175
Booth #8
Fax: 31 53 430 3795
Applied Science Laboratories 175 Middlesex Turnpike Bedford, MA 01730 USA Phone: 1 781 275 4000
Booth #10
Avotec, Inc. 603 NW Buck Hendry Way Stuart, FL 34990 USA Phone: 1 772 692 0750
Booth #7
Fax: 1 781 275 3388
Fax: 1 772 692 0788
Avotec, Inc. invites all OHBM attendees to stop at booth #20 to discuss the recent advancements made to the Silent Vision Model SV-7021 Fiber Optic Visual System, Real Eye Model RE4601 Imaging System, Silent Vision Model SV-6011 Projector Visual System, and Real Eye Model RE-5501 Imaging System. Brain Innovation B.V. Universiteitssingel 40 Maastricht Limburg 6201 BC The Netherlands Phone: 31 43 3884 064
Booth #22,23
Fax: 31 43 3884 271
Brain Innovation BV—the software force in brain imaging research now since almost 10 years, supplier of BrainVoyageriQX—a highlight for novices and masters seeking for a comprehensive, powerful, extremely fast and user-friendly program for the analysis of functional and structural MRI data with brilliant visualizations. Check it out at www.BrainVoyager.com. Brain Products GmbH Stockdorfer str. 54. Munich 81475 Germany Phone: 49 89 744 244 50
Booth #2,3,4
Fax: 49 89 744 244 544
Compumedics Neuroscan 7850 Passeo del Norte El Paso, TX 79912 USA Phone: 1 613 8420 7300
Booth #34,35
Fax: 1 613 8420 7399
Compumedics Neuroscan’s MagLink system allows simultaneous EEG/fMRI acquisition with up to 128 channels of EEG in field strengths up to 4 Tesla. The patented MagLink system features on-line minimization of pulse sequence and ballistocardiogram artifact, allowing real-time visualization of EEG while fMRI data are being acquired. eldith GmbH Gustav-Kirchhoff-Str. 5 D-98693 Ilmenau Germany Phone: 49 3677 20 10420
Booth #36
Fax: 49 3677 20 10424
eldith, founded in 2000, develops, produces and sells training devices for cortical self regulation (Slow Cortical Potentials, Bicoherence), Brain Computer Interfaces and transcranial DC stimulators for use during fMRI or TMS including high quality DC-amplifiers and software for online artifact correction. Electrical Geodesics, Inc. 1600 Millrace Dr., Ste. 307 Eugene, OR 97403 USA Phone: 1 541 687 7962
Booth #37,38,39
Fax: 1 541 687 7943
Electrical Geodesics, Inc. features the Geodesic EEG System 250 dense array (64–256 channel) EEG/ERP acquisition and analysis systems for human electrophysiological brain research utilized in cognitive neuroscience, sensory processing, and emerging clinical applications. The rapid (under 10 minutes), painless application of the HydroCel Geodesic Sensor Net makes high channel count ERP recording practical for neonates to adults. EGI also is the North American distributor of BESA source localization products. www.egi.com. Elekta P.O. Box 7593 Stockholm 10393 Sweden Phone: 46 8 5872 5400
Booth #26,27,28
Fax: 46 8 5872 5500
Elekta is a world-leading supplier of advanced and innovative radiation oncology and neurosurgery solutions and services for precise treatment of cancer and brain disorders. Elekta’s solutions are clinically effective, cost efficient and gentle on the patient. Elsevier 84 Theobald’s Road London WC1X8RR, United Kingdom Phone: 44 20 7611 4000
Booth #20
Fax: 44 20 7611 4201
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EXHIBITOR LIST GE Healthcare 3200 N. Grandview Blvd. W-800 Waukesha, WI 53188 USA Phone: 1 262 548 2223
Booth #13
Invivo (formerly MRI Devices) N27 W23676 Paul Road Pewaukee, WI 53702 USA Phone: 262 524 1402 [email protected]
Booth #46
Neuralyse 1 Strathyre Avenue La Salle, Quebec H8R 3P5 Phone: 514 804 4108 [email protected]
Booth #21
Fax: 1 262 544 3384
Fax: 262 524 1402
Fax: 708 810 3309
State of the art data management and customized, fully automatic, 3D and 4D medical image data analysis. Neuralyse provides customized medical image analysis services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, CROs and academic research. Neuralyse’s unique, extensive image analysis software platform combined with its state-of-the-art data management system allows for the fully automated, quantitative analysis of medical image databases. Nextism Elimankaty 22B Helsinki, Finland 00510
Booth #6
NordicNeuroLab Møllendalsveien 61A 5009 Bergen Norway Phone: +47 55389970
Booth #29
Fax: +47 55389971
With over 10 years of fMRI experience, NordicNeuroLab manufactures and supplies high-quality products for functional imaging. Our product-line features a seamlessly integrated set of software and hardware components that may also be used separately to simplify the complex operations required by functional imaging. All of our products have been designed and developed in close knit with both research and clinical groups. Oxford University Press 198 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10016 USA Phone: 1 212 726 6079
Booth #45
Fax: 1 800 334 4249
Featuring: Damasio HUMAN BRAIN ANATOMY IN COMPUTERIZED IMAGES, 2e; Kettenmann NEUROGLIA, 2e; Hubel BRAIN AND VISUAL PERCEPTION; Whishaw BEHAVIOR OF THE LABORATORY RAT, Cabeza COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE OF AGING along with the rest of Oxford’s leading titles. Pick up free journal copies of Brain and Cerebral Cortex. Philips Medical Systems Veenpluis 4– 6 Best 5680 DA The Netherlands Fax: 31 40 276 3194
Booth #1,32
Nextism is the developer of Navigated Brain Stimulation (NBS), a new brain mapping modality. eXimia NBS is a unique platform for non-invasive clinical and scientific examinations of neuronal conduction and responsiveness. The eXimia products feature modern transcranial magnetic stimulation with precise MRI-guided targeting and fast EEG measurement of neuronal reactions.
Philips Achieva MR systems offer innovative solutions supporting diagnosis and treatment of neurological disease. Philips Achieva 1.5T enables fast, easy investigation of brain and spine morphology, neurovascular imaging, functional imaging and spectroscopy. Philips Achieva 3.0T delivers ultra-high-field brain and spine imaging, opening new diagnostic frontiers. Philips unique SENSE technique gives unparalleled imaging speed and/or resolution.
NIRx Medical Technologies 15 Cherry Lane PO Box Glen Head, NY 11545 USA Phone: 1 516 759 9510
Psychology Software Tools, Inc. 2050 Adrmore Blvd., Ste. 200 Pittsburgh, PA 15221-4610 USA Phone: 1 (412) 271 5040
Booth #5
NIRx features turnkey NIRS tomographic imaging systems with complete analysis software. Our DYNOT System is adaptable for infant, child and adult brain functional imaging and animal imaging studies. The DYNOT Compact is a new system configuration featuring all of the functionality of our Standard system in a portable chasis.
Booth #24,25
Fax: 1 (412) 271 7077
As providers of cutting edge hardware and software for fMRI and behavioral research, PST serves over 10,000 research groups worldwide. On display: fMRI digital projection, fMRI simulator, MR audio system, fiber optic data collection devices, stimulus presentation (using EPrime), eye tracking and more. Consultation on lab set up available. www.pstnet.com.
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EXHIBITOR LIST Resonance Technology 18121 Parthenia Street Northridge, CA 91325 USA Phone: 1 818 882 1997
Booth #30
Fax: 1 818 882 5524
In addition to our full line of MRI compatible patient comfort devices, Resonance Technology, Inc. offers our second generation of the first and only truly stereoscopic, XVGA Virtual Reality Display for functional MRI on the market. With unmatched clarity and versatility, VisuaStim XGA-Digital is the perfect choice in visual stimulation displays for fMRI studies. We also have a full line of Audio and Video Systems for patient comfort applications including the new widescreen Cinema Vision. Rogue Research Inc. 206-4398 Blvd. St-Laurent Montreal, Quebec H2W 1Z5 Canada Phone: 1 514 284 3888
Booth #42,43
Fax: 1 514 284 6750
Rogue Research develops Brainsight(tm) Frameless, an advanced image-guided neuronavigation system for TMS coil localization and non-human primate surgical guidance. Brainsight(tm) Frameless allows you to define targets on anatomical and/or functional image data, and to display and guide your tools to the target as seen on the images. SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) 97 Chapel Street Needham, MA 02492 USA Phone: 1 781 453 1377 Siemens Medical Solutions Henkestr. 127 Erlangen 91052 Germany Phone: 49 9131/84-0
& 3T power with MAGNETOM Allegra and Trio & Leading expertise at 7T www.siemens.com/MAGNETOM-World
Booth #9
Fax: 1 781 453 1378 Booth #40,41
Source Signal Imaging, Inc. Source Signal Imaging, Inc. 2323 Broadway, Suite 102 San Diego, CA 92102 USA Phone: 1 619 234 9935
Booth #11
Fax: 1 619 234 9934
EMSE\ Suite is a set of software tools for the study of brain dynamics measured by EEG/ERP or MEG, combined with MRI and fMRI. The modular architecture permits users to purchase only those tools required for their research. Visit us at www.sourcesignal.com and download a fully working version for evaluation. VSM MedTech Ltd. 9 Burbidge Street Coquitlam, BC V3K 7B2, Canada Phone: 1 604 472 2435
Booth #31
Fax: 1 604 472 2401
VSM MedTech is the market leader in the rapidly growing filed of magnetoencephalography. This non-invasive technology provides real-time functional brain images for a number of applications, including pre-surgical mapping and epileptic localization. With significant increases in CPT reimbursement, MEG represents an opportunity to improve both patient care and clinical revenue. Wiley 111 River Street Hoboken, NJ 07030-5774 USA Phone: 1 201 748 6000 http://www.interscience.wiley.com http://www.wiley.com
Booth #44
Fax: 49 9131/843754
Siemens Medical Solutions: 1.5T to 7T MR Solutions & Up to 32 RF channels for highest speed and signal in advanced Parallel Acquisition Techniques & Featuring automated brain slice positioning & 3D PACE, the unique real-time prospective motion correction
John Wiley & Sons is an independent, global publisher of scientific, technical, and medical books, journals, laboratory manuals, and electronic products. Human Brain Mapping, our featured journal, is available to OHBM members at a special discount subscription price of just $99. The subscription includes both print and online editions.
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SCIENTIFIC POSTERS and EXHIBIT FLOOR PLAN
ALEXANDER, Andrew AMARO, Jr., Edson AMUNTS, Katrin ANDERS, Silke
ABBOTT, David F. ANTONIO, Cerasa ASHTARI, Manzar BERNARD, Frederic BHAGWAGAR, Zubin
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SCIENTIFIC POSTERS and EXHIBIT FLOOR PLAN
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METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE FLOOR PLAN
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Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping June 12–16, 2005 Metro Toronto Convention Centre Toronto, Ontario, Canada Local Organizing Committee Chair Members
Program Committee Cheryl Grady Randy McIntosh Kathy O’Craven Claude Alain Ravi Menon Simon Graham Nancy Lobaugh Karen Davis Susanna Ferber Adam Anderson
Chair Chair-elect Chair-past Members
Ex-Officio Members
OHBM Council Chair Chair-elect Chair-past Treasurer Treasurer-elect Treasurer-past Secretary Secretary-elect Secretary-past Meeting Liaison Meeting Liaison-elect Meeting Liaison-past
Karl Zilles Maurizio Corbetta Susan Bookheimer Peter Bandettini Jia Hong Gao Tatia Lee Jose Pardo Russ Poldrack Jean-Baptiste Poline (Chair, Education Committee) Peter Fox Cheryl Grady Bala´zs Gulya´s Pietro Pietrini
Executive Office Peter Fox Peter Bandettini Marcus Raichle Jack Belliveau Arthur Toga Richard Frackowiak Karen Berman Alvaro Pascual Leone Robert Zatorre Karl Zilles Maurizio Corbetta Susan Bookheimer
5841 Cedar Lake Road, Suite 204 Minneapolis, MN 55416 USA Telephone: 952 646 2029 Fax: 952 545 6073 Email: [email protected] Web: www.humanbrainmapping.org Lori Anderson, Executive Director Julie Ratzloff, Conference Manager
Future Meeting Dates June 11 – 15, 2006
Florence, Italy
*Abstract Deadline December 15, 2005! June 17 –21, 2007 Chicago, IL June 15 –19, 2008 Melbourne, Australia
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ABBOTT, David F. ALEXANDER, Andrew AMARO, Jr., Edson AMUNTS, Katrin ANDERS, Silke ANTONIO, Cerasa ASHTARI, Manzar BERNARD, Frederic BHAGWAGAR, Zubin BOADA, Fernando BOKDE, Arun BOOKHEIMER, Susan BRANCO, Daniel BRAUS, Prof. Dieter F. BROWN, Matthew BROWNDYKE, Jeffrey BURACAS, Giedrius CALHOUN, Vince CAPLAN, Jeremy CARLEY-SPENCER, Monica CHEE, Michael CHENG, Kang CHRISTOFF, Kalina CLARK, Vincent COHEN, Mark CORDES, Dietmar CORTESE, Filomeno COTTER, Adolfo CRAMER, Steven C. CUNNINGTON, Ross DECHENT, Peter DEVLIN, Joseph DICKERSON, Brad DOYON, Julien DREHER, Jean-Claude DUPONT, Patrick DURSTON, Sarah EGAN, Gary EHRSSON, H. Henrik ENGELIEN, Almut EPPINGER, Ben ETTINGER, Ulrich EVANS, Alan FERREE, Thomas FINELLI, Luca A. FRIEDMAN, Lee FROUD, Karen FUKUYAMA, Hidenao GANZEL, Barbara L. GAO, Jia-Hong GAUTHIER, Isabel GENTILI, Claudio
GITELMAN, Darren GLASCHER, Jan GLOVER, Gary GOEBEL, Rainer GOLDIN, Philippe GRABOWSKI, Thomas J. GRAFF-GUERRERO, Ariel GREFKES, Christian GREICIUS, Michael D. GRODD, Wolfgang GULLAPALLI, Rao P. GULYAS, Balazs HAIDAR, Haissam HANSON, S. J. HAREL, Noam HARRISON, Ben HEEKEREN, Hauke HEIM, Stefan HERBENER, Ellen HESTER, Robert HOMMER, Daniel IANNETTI, Giandomenico ISHAI, Prof. Alumit JIANG, Tianzi JIANG, Yang JOHANNES NAUMER, Marcus JOHNSON, Sterling JONES-GOTMAN, Marilyn JOSEPH, Jane E. JUN, Sung Chan KANG, Eunjoo KANGARLU, Alayar KIM, Junghoon KLEIN, Denise KNIGHT, David KOBASHI, Syoji KOENIG, Thomas KONISHI, Seiki KURATA, Jiro KYONG, Jeong Sug LACOURSE, Michael LAUFS, Helmut LEE, Dong Soo LEE, Jing-Huei LEE, Lucy LEITH, Cameron C. LEUNG, Albert LI, Geng LIDDLE, Peter LIN, Fa-Hsuan LITTLE, Deborah LIU, Jundong
LUO, Wen-Lin MACMASTER, Frank MAGNOTTA, Vincent MANGUN, George R. MARAVIGLIA, Maraviglia MAROIS, Rene MARVEL, Cherie MASDEU, Joseph C. MATHIAK, Klaus MATSUDA, Tetsuya MAYBERG, Helen MAZZIOTTA, John MESULAM, M. MORGEN, Katrin MORITA, Takeshi MOSTOFSKY, Stewart MUTHIAC, Radu NAKAI, Toshiharu NARIAI, Tadashi NICHOLS, Thomas E. NICKERSON, Lisa NITSCHKE, Jack B. NUGENT, Allison OHRMANN, Patricia OKADA, Tomohisa O’NEILL, Joseph OUCHI, Yasuomi OVERY, Katie PANG, Elizabeth PASCUAL-LEONE, Alvaro PASSAROTTI, Alessandra PASSYNKOVA, Natalia PATTERSON, Elissa PATTERSON, James PAULSON, Olaf B. PEIGNEUX, Philippe PEKAR, James J. PETIT, Lauren PIEFKE, Martina PIETRINI, Pietro POLLI, Frida POSSE, Stefan RANJEVA, Jean-Philippe RICCIARDI, Emiliano RICHARDS, Todd ROMBOUTS, Serge ROTH, Robert M. ROTSHTEIN, Pia ROWE, Daniel B. SACH, Miriam SARINOPOULOS, Issidoros SCHAFER, Robin
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ABSTRACT REVIEW COMMITTEE SCHLAUG, Gottfried SEIFERTH, Nina Y. SEITZ, Rudiger SHEN, Li SHMUEL, Amir SHOMSTEIN, Sarah SIDTIS, John J. SIEBNER, Hartwig SKUDLARSKI, Pawel SLUMING, Vanessa SMALL, Steven SMITH, Ken SOUCY, Jean-Paul SPECHT, Karsten SPINKS, Ruth STAMATKIS, Emmanuel A. STEIN, Elliot
STOCKALL, Linnaea STROTHER, Stephen SUMMERS, Paul SUPEK, Selma SYMONDS, Laura L. TAE, Woo Suk TALAVAGE, Thomas THIEL, Alexander THOMAS, Robert THULBORN, Keith TJANDRA, Teddy TSUKIURA, Takashi TURAK, Baris ULUDAG, Kamil UNGERLEIDER, Leslie G. VAINA, Lucia M. VAN TURNNOUT, Miranda
VECCHIO, Fabrizio VOGT, Brent A. VOULOUMANOS, Athena WHITCHER, Brandon WINDISCHBERGER, Christian WOLF, Martin WOOD, C. C. WOODRUFF, Peter XU, Benjamin YETKIN, Zerrin YOUNG, Jeremy YURGELUN-TODD, Deborah ZARATE, Jean Mary ZILLES, Karl ZOU, Ping
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Organization for Human Brain Mapping would like to thank the following companies for their generous financial support of the HBM 2005 Program: Titanium Level ($30,000) Philips Medical Systems GE Healthcare Siemens Medical Solutions Gold Level ($20,000) Elsevier Silver Level ($10,000) Rotman Research Institute of Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care Travel Award Program National Institutes of Mental Health National Institute of Health John Wiley and Sons Young Investigator Award John Wiley and Sons
Booth #12
Fax: 1 858 453 4913
4-D NEUROIMAGING manufactures and distributes the Magnes 2500 WH and 3600 WH biomanetometer systems, SQUID-based instruments for non-invasively measuring and localizing sources of brain activity. Applications include localization of sources of interictal spikes, focal slow activity, somato-motor function, and neural activity from a variety of neurological, psychiatric and learning disorders. ANT—Advanced Neuro Technology Colosseum 2 Enschede NL 7521 P The Netherlands Phone: 31 53 436 5175
Booth #8
Fax: 31 53 430 3795
Applied Science Laboratories 175 Middlesex Turnpike Bedford, MA 01730 USA Phone: 1 781 275 4000
Booth #10
Avotec, Inc. 603 NW Buck Hendry Way Stuart, FL 34990 USA Phone: 1 772 692 0750
Booth #7
Fax: 1 781 275 3388
Fax: 1 772 692 0788
Avotec, Inc. invites all OHBM attendees to stop at booth #20 to discuss the recent advancements made to the Silent Vision Model SV-7021 Fiber Optic Visual System, Real Eye Model RE4601 Imaging System, Silent Vision Model SV-6011 Projector Visual System, and Real Eye Model RE-5501 Imaging System. Brain Innovation B.V. Universiteitssingel 40 Maastricht Limburg 6201 BC The Netherlands Phone: 31 43 3884 064
Booth #22,23
Fax: 31 43 3884 271
Brain Innovation BV—the software force in brain imaging research now since almost 10 years, supplier of BrainVoyageriQX—a highlight for novices and masters seeking for a comprehensive, powerful, extremely fast and user-friendly program for the analysis of functional and structural MRI data with brilliant visualizations. Check it out at www.BrainVoyager.com. Brain Products GmbH Stockdorfer str. 54. Munich 81475 Germany Phone: 49 89 744 244 50
Booth #2,3,4
Fax: 49 89 744 244 544
Compumedics Neuroscan 7850 Passeo del Norte El Paso, TX 79912 USA Phone: 1 613 8420 7300
Booth #34,35
Fax: 1 613 8420 7399
Compumedics Neuroscan’s MagLink system allows simultaneous EEG/fMRI acquisition with up to 128 channels of EEG in field strengths up to 4 Tesla. The patented MagLink system features on-line minimization of pulse sequence and ballistocardiogram artifact, allowing real-time visualization of EEG while fMRI data are being acquired. eldith GmbH Gustav-Kirchhoff-Str. 5 D-98693 Ilmenau Germany Phone: 49 3677 20 10420
Booth #36
Fax: 49 3677 20 10424
eldith, founded in 2000, develops, produces and sells training devices for cortical self regulation (Slow Cortical Potentials, Bicoherence), Brain Computer Interfaces and transcranial DC stimulators for use during fMRI or TMS including high quality DC-amplifiers and software for online artifact correction. Electrical Geodesics, Inc. 1600 Millrace Dr., Ste. 307 Eugene, OR 97403 USA Phone: 1 541 687 7962
Booth #37,38,39
Fax: 1 541 687 7943
Electrical Geodesics, Inc. features the Geodesic EEG System 250 dense array (64–256 channel) EEG/ERP acquisition and analysis systems for human electrophysiological brain research utilized in cognitive neuroscience, sensory processing, and emerging clinical applications. The rapid (under 10 minutes), painless application of the HydroCel Geodesic Sensor Net makes high channel count ERP recording practical for neonates to adults. EGI also is the North American distributor of BESA source localization products. www.egi.com. Elekta P.O. Box 7593 Stockholm 10393 Sweden Phone: 46 8 5872 5400
Booth #26,27,28
Fax: 46 8 5872 5500
Elekta is a world-leading supplier of advanced and innovative radiation oncology and neurosurgery solutions and services for precise treatment of cancer and brain disorders. Elekta’s solutions are clinically effective, cost efficient and gentle on the patient. Elsevier 84 Theobald’s Road London WC1X8RR, United Kingdom Phone: 44 20 7611 4000
Booth #20
Fax: 44 20 7611 4201
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EXHIBITOR LIST GE Healthcare 3200 N. Grandview Blvd. W-800 Waukesha, WI 53188 USA Phone: 1 262 548 2223
Booth #13
Invivo (formerly MRI Devices) N27 W23676 Paul Road Pewaukee, WI 53702 USA Phone: 262 524 1402 [email protected]
Booth #46
Neuralyse 1 Strathyre Avenue La Salle, Quebec H8R 3P5 Phone: 514 804 4108 [email protected]
Booth #21
Fax: 1 262 544 3384
Fax: 262 524 1402
Fax: 708 810 3309
State of the art data management and customized, fully automatic, 3D and 4D medical image data analysis. Neuralyse provides customized medical image analysis services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, CROs and academic research. Neuralyse’s unique, extensive image analysis software platform combined with its state-of-the-art data management system allows for the fully automated, quantitative analysis of medical image databases. Nextism Elimankaty 22B Helsinki, Finland 00510
Booth #6
NordicNeuroLab Møllendalsveien 61A 5009 Bergen Norway Phone: +47 55389970
Booth #29
Fax: +47 55389971
With over 10 years of fMRI experience, NordicNeuroLab manufactures and supplies high-quality products for functional imaging. Our product-line features a seamlessly integrated set of software and hardware components that may also be used separately to simplify the complex operations required by functional imaging. All of our products have been designed and developed in close knit with both research and clinical groups. Oxford University Press 198 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10016 USA Phone: 1 212 726 6079
Booth #45
Fax: 1 800 334 4249
Featuring: Damasio HUMAN BRAIN ANATOMY IN COMPUTERIZED IMAGES, 2e; Kettenmann NEUROGLIA, 2e; Hubel BRAIN AND VISUAL PERCEPTION; Whishaw BEHAVIOR OF THE LABORATORY RAT, Cabeza COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE OF AGING along with the rest of Oxford’s leading titles. Pick up free journal copies of Brain and Cerebral Cortex. Philips Medical Systems Veenpluis 4– 6 Best 5680 DA The Netherlands Fax: 31 40 276 3194
Booth #1,32
Nextism is the developer of Navigated Brain Stimulation (NBS), a new brain mapping modality. eXimia NBS is a unique platform for non-invasive clinical and scientific examinations of neuronal conduction and responsiveness. The eXimia products feature modern transcranial magnetic stimulation with precise MRI-guided targeting and fast EEG measurement of neuronal reactions.
Philips Achieva MR systems offer innovative solutions supporting diagnosis and treatment of neurological disease. Philips Achieva 1.5T enables fast, easy investigation of brain and spine morphology, neurovascular imaging, functional imaging and spectroscopy. Philips Achieva 3.0T delivers ultra-high-field brain and spine imaging, opening new diagnostic frontiers. Philips unique SENSE technique gives unparalleled imaging speed and/or resolution.
NIRx Medical Technologies 15 Cherry Lane PO Box Glen Head, NY 11545 USA Phone: 1 516 759 9510
Psychology Software Tools, Inc. 2050 Adrmore Blvd., Ste. 200 Pittsburgh, PA 15221-4610 USA Phone: 1 (412) 271 5040
Booth #5
NIRx features turnkey NIRS tomographic imaging systems with complete analysis software. Our DYNOT System is adaptable for infant, child and adult brain functional imaging and animal imaging studies. The DYNOT Compact is a new system configuration featuring all of the functionality of our Standard system in a portable chasis.
Booth #24,25
Fax: 1 (412) 271 7077
As providers of cutting edge hardware and software for fMRI and behavioral research, PST serves over 10,000 research groups worldwide. On display: fMRI digital projection, fMRI simulator, MR audio system, fiber optic data collection devices, stimulus presentation (using EPrime), eye tracking and more. Consultation on lab set up available. www.pstnet.com.
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EXHIBITOR LIST Resonance Technology 18121 Parthenia Street Northridge, CA 91325 USA Phone: 1 818 882 1997
Booth #30
Fax: 1 818 882 5524
In addition to our full line of MRI compatible patient comfort devices, Resonance Technology, Inc. offers our second generation of the first and only truly stereoscopic, XVGA Virtual Reality Display for functional MRI on the market. With unmatched clarity and versatility, VisuaStim XGA-Digital is the perfect choice in visual stimulation displays for fMRI studies. We also have a full line of Audio and Video Systems for patient comfort applications including the new widescreen Cinema Vision. Rogue Research Inc. 206-4398 Blvd. St-Laurent Montreal, Quebec H2W 1Z5 Canada Phone: 1 514 284 3888
Booth #42,43
Fax: 1 514 284 6750
Rogue Research develops Brainsight(tm) Frameless, an advanced image-guided neuronavigation system for TMS coil localization and non-human primate surgical guidance. Brainsight(tm) Frameless allows you to define targets on anatomical and/or functional image data, and to display and guide your tools to the target as seen on the images. SensoMotoric Instruments (SMI) 97 Chapel Street Needham, MA 02492 USA Phone: 1 781 453 1377 Siemens Medical Solutions Henkestr. 127 Erlangen 91052 Germany Phone: 49 9131/84-0
& 3T power with MAGNETOM Allegra and Trio & Leading expertise at 7T www.siemens.com/MAGNETOM-World
Booth #9
Fax: 1 781 453 1378 Booth #40,41
Source Signal Imaging, Inc. Source Signal Imaging, Inc. 2323 Broadway, Suite 102 San Diego, CA 92102 USA Phone: 1 619 234 9935
Booth #11
Fax: 1 619 234 9934
EMSE\ Suite is a set of software tools for the study of brain dynamics measured by EEG/ERP or MEG, combined with MRI and fMRI. The modular architecture permits users to purchase only those tools required for their research. Visit us at www.sourcesignal.com and download a fully working version for evaluation. VSM MedTech Ltd. 9 Burbidge Street Coquitlam, BC V3K 7B2, Canada Phone: 1 604 472 2435
Booth #31
Fax: 1 604 472 2401
VSM MedTech is the market leader in the rapidly growing filed of magnetoencephalography. This non-invasive technology provides real-time functional brain images for a number of applications, including pre-surgical mapping and epileptic localization. With significant increases in CPT reimbursement, MEG represents an opportunity to improve both patient care and clinical revenue. Wiley 111 River Street Hoboken, NJ 07030-5774 USA Phone: 1 201 748 6000 http://www.interscience.wiley.com http://www.wiley.com
Booth #44
Fax: 49 9131/843754
Siemens Medical Solutions: 1.5T to 7T MR Solutions & Up to 32 RF channels for highest speed and signal in advanced Parallel Acquisition Techniques & Featuring automated brain slice positioning & 3D PACE, the unique real-time prospective motion correction
John Wiley & Sons is an independent, global publisher of scientific, technical, and medical books, journals, laboratory manuals, and electronic products. Human Brain Mapping, our featured journal, is available to OHBM members at a special discount subscription price of just $99. The subscription includes both print and online editions.
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SCIENTIFIC POSTERS and EXHIBIT FLOOR PLAN
ALEXANDER, Andrew AMARO, Jr., Edson AMUNTS, Katrin ANDERS, Silke
ABBOTT, David F. ANTONIO, Cerasa ASHTARI, Manzar BERNARD, Frederic BHAGWAGAR, Zubin
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SCIENTIFIC POSTERS and EXHIBIT FLOOR PLAN
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METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE FLOOR PLAN
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Eleventh Annual Meeting of the Organization for Human Brain Mapping June 12–16, 2005 Metro Toronto Convention Centre Toronto, Ontario, Canada Local Organizing Committee Chair Members
Program Committee Cheryl Grady Randy McIntosh Kathy O’Craven Claude Alain Ravi Menon Simon Graham Nancy Lobaugh Karen Davis Susanna Ferber Adam Anderson
Chair Chair-elect Chair-past Members
Ex-Officio Members
OHBM Council Chair Chair-elect Chair-past Treasurer Treasurer-elect Treasurer-past Secretary Secretary-elect Secretary-past Meeting Liaison Meeting Liaison-elect Meeting Liaison-past
Karl Zilles Maurizio Corbetta Susan Bookheimer Peter Bandettini Jia Hong Gao Tatia Lee Jose Pardo Russ Poldrack Jean-Baptiste Poline (Chair, Education Committee) Peter Fox Cheryl Grady Bala´zs Gulya´s Pietro Pietrini
Executive Office Peter Fox Peter Bandettini Marcus Raichle Jack Belliveau Arthur Toga Richard Frackowiak Karen Berman Alvaro Pascual Leone Robert Zatorre Karl Zilles Maurizio Corbetta Susan Bookheimer
5841 Cedar Lake Road, Suite 204 Minneapolis, MN 55416 USA Telephone: 952 646 2029 Fax: 952 545 6073 Email: [email protected] Web: www.humanbrainmapping.org Lori Anderson, Executive Director Julie Ratzloff, Conference Manager
Future Meeting Dates June 11 – 15, 2006
Florence, Italy
*Abstract Deadline December 15, 2005! June 17 –21, 2007 Chicago, IL June 15 –19, 2008 Melbourne, Australia
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ABBOTT, David F. ALEXANDER, Andrew AMARO, Jr., Edson AMUNTS, Katrin ANDERS, Silke ANTONIO, Cerasa ASHTARI, Manzar BERNARD, Frederic BHAGWAGAR, Zubin BOADA, Fernando BOKDE, Arun BOOKHEIMER, Susan BRANCO, Daniel BRAUS, Prof. Dieter F. BROWN, Matthew BROWNDYKE, Jeffrey BURACAS, Giedrius CALHOUN, Vince CAPLAN, Jeremy CARLEY-SPENCER, Monica CHEE, Michael CHENG, Kang CHRISTOFF, Kalina CLARK, Vincent COHEN, Mark CORDES, Dietmar CORTESE, Filomeno COTTER, Adolfo CRAMER, Steven C. CUNNINGTON, Ross DECHENT, Peter DEVLIN, Joseph DICKERSON, Brad DOYON, Julien DREHER, Jean-Claude DUPONT, Patrick DURSTON, Sarah EGAN, Gary EHRSSON, H. Henrik ENGELIEN, Almut EPPINGER, Ben ETTINGER, Ulrich EVANS, Alan FERREE, Thomas FINELLI, Luca A. FRIEDMAN, Lee FROUD, Karen FUKUYAMA, Hidenao GANZEL, Barbara L. GAO, Jia-Hong GAUTHIER, Isabel GENTILI, Claudio
GITELMAN, Darren GLASCHER, Jan GLOVER, Gary GOEBEL, Rainer GOLDIN, Philippe GRABOWSKI, Thomas J. GRAFF-GUERRERO, Ariel GREFKES, Christian GREICIUS, Michael D. GRODD, Wolfgang GULLAPALLI, Rao P. GULYAS, Balazs HAIDAR, Haissam HANSON, S. J. HAREL, Noam HARRISON, Ben HEEKEREN, Hauke HEIM, Stefan HERBENER, Ellen HESTER, Robert HOMMER, Daniel IANNETTI, Giandomenico ISHAI, Prof. Alumit JIANG, Tianzi JIANG, Yang JOHANNES NAUMER, Marcus JOHNSON, Sterling JONES-GOTMAN, Marilyn JOSEPH, Jane E. JUN, Sung Chan KANG, Eunjoo KANGARLU, Alayar KIM, Junghoon KLEIN, Denise KNIGHT, David KOBASHI, Syoji KOENIG, Thomas KONISHI, Seiki KURATA, Jiro KYONG, Jeong Sug LACOURSE, Michael LAUFS, Helmut LEE, Dong Soo LEE, Jing-Huei LEE, Lucy LEITH, Cameron C. LEUNG, Albert LI, Geng LIDDLE, Peter LIN, Fa-Hsuan LITTLE, Deborah LIU, Jundong
LUO, Wen-Lin MACMASTER, Frank MAGNOTTA, Vincent MANGUN, George R. MARAVIGLIA, Maraviglia MAROIS, Rene MARVEL, Cherie MASDEU, Joseph C. MATHIAK, Klaus MATSUDA, Tetsuya MAYBERG, Helen MAZZIOTTA, John MESULAM, M. MORGEN, Katrin MORITA, Takeshi MOSTOFSKY, Stewart MUTHIAC, Radu NAKAI, Toshiharu NARIAI, Tadashi NICHOLS, Thomas E. NICKERSON, Lisa NITSCHKE, Jack B. NUGENT, Allison OHRMANN, Patricia OKADA, Tomohisa O’NEILL, Joseph OUCHI, Yasuomi OVERY, Katie PANG, Elizabeth PASCUAL-LEONE, Alvaro PASSAROTTI, Alessandra PASSYNKOVA, Natalia PATTERSON, Elissa PATTERSON, James PAULSON, Olaf B. PEIGNEUX, Philippe PEKAR, James J. PETIT, Lauren PIEFKE, Martina PIETRINI, Pietro POLLI, Frida POSSE, Stefan RANJEVA, Jean-Philippe RICCIARDI, Emiliano RICHARDS, Todd ROMBOUTS, Serge ROTH, Robert M. ROTSHTEIN, Pia ROWE, Daniel B. SACH, Miriam SARINOPOULOS, Issidoros SCHAFER, Robin
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The Organization for Human Brain Mapping would like to thank the following companies for their generous financial support of the HBM 2005 Program: Titanium Level ($30,000) Philips Medical Systems GE Healthcare Siemens Medical Solutions Gold Level ($20,000) Elsevier Silver Level ($10,000) Rotman Research Institute of Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care Travel Award Program National Institutes of Mental Health National Institute of Health John Wiley and Sons Young Investigator Award John Wiley and Sons