The Duke-Unc Brain Imaging and Analysis Center

The Duke-UNC Brain Imaging and Analysis Center

The Duke-UNC Brain Imaging and Analysis Center is an organization that investigates many topics in cognitive and clinical neuroscience. The organization studies parts of the brain such as the part that is responsible for visual perception. It also focuses of how information is held in memory, how we as people make predictions about future events, etc. The center of itself brings people together such as scientist from Duke University and University of the North Carolina at Chapel Hill to find interdisciplinary solutions to fundamental research questions about the human brain. With various classes such as Psychology 170 (The Developing Mind and Brain: Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience) and other classes in Psychology and Neurobiology.

According to the website there are two main reasons for this organization. “The first is to improve research techniques in neuroimaging, through improvements in MR pulse sequence design, applications to high-field