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2025-10-09 | - |
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Neuroanatomy for Imagers
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Course Overview
The course has been designed for people working in imaging but with no neuroanatomical background. It will introduce participants to the basic principles of the anatomy, the function of the nervous system, the major anatomical constituents and parts of the brain. Professor Alexander Hammers has been running the course since 2015 using a combination of live and interactive sessions.
Course Details
- 09 October 2025 - 09 October 2025
- Places: Opening soon
- Delivery mode: Hyflex
- Application deadline: To be confirmed
Course Features
- Attendees can join the course either in person (London) or online (MS Teams).
- The content of the course has been certified by the CPD Certification Service as conforming to continuing professional development principles.
Course Content
- The basics: (Re)sources; Definitions; Finding your way; Surroundings; Cell types;
- Tissue types: GM, WM; Tissue: CSF; Blood supply and drainage;
- Development; The parts: Overview of structure and function; Frontal lobes;
- Occipital lobes; Temporal lobes; Limbic system; Diencephalon; Basal ganglia; Brainstem and cerebellum; Chemoarchitecture;
- How to tell right from left; Do it yourself
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand rationale in naming & apply conventions correctly
- Understand the gross anatomy of the human CNS, its parts and major connective principles
- Describe the vascular supply of the brain, and CSF production and circulation
- Name the major functions of the different constituents of the brain
- Understand some basic developmental principles to help memorise brain structure
- Find help and devise ways to identify and name parts of the brain or define ROIs
Entry Requirements
It will be ideal for statisticians, physicists, chemists, radiographers, mathematicians, computer scientists, psychologists and research fellows/PhD students. Based upon 180 slides but with a highly interactive nature, the course aims to further imaging and neuroscience research by enhancing neuroanatomical knowledge among participants.
Fees and Discounts
- Corporate fee: £300
- University staff, Hospital staff, PhD student: £250
- King's College London staff: £185
- Undergraduate and Masters students: £120 (only full time students are eligible)
Payment by Invoice
This option is only available if your course fee is being paid for by your employer or company. If you are eligible for any discounts, you will be able to select this during the checkout process.
Key Information
- Credit value: Not for credit
- Duration: 1 day
CPD Accreditation
The CPD Certification Service
Who will I be taught by
Professor Alexander Hammers
Head of the PET Centre and Professor of Imaging and Neuroscience
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