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Tampere University of Technology Ragnar Granit Institute Doctoral Seminar on Bioelectromagnetism

Arthur W. Toga & John C. Mazziotta (eds.) Brain Mapping, The Systems Academic Press, San Diego, California, 650 p., 2000.
I Types of Maps
1 An Introduction to Maps and Atlases of the Brain	Robert Herda	27.1.
2 A Brief History of Human Functional Brain Mapping	Harry Frey	27.1.
3 A History of Neuroanatomical Mapping	Katrina Wendel	3.2.
4 Functional Maps and Brain Networks	Antti Saastamoinen	3.2.
5 A Propabilistic Approach for Mapping the Human Brain	German Gomez Herrero	10.2.
II Maps by Location
6 Mapping Prefrontal Cortical Systems for the Control of Cognition	Jussi Virkkala	10.2.
7 Mapping the Basal Ganglia	Tomi Hasu	17.2.
8 Cerebellum and Brainstem	Michal Mesco Tobias Hidalgo Stits	24.2.
III  Functional Systems
9 The Human Visual System	Antti Lahtinen	3.3.
10 The Somatosensory System	German Gomez Herrero	3.3.
11 The Human Motor System	Tomi Hasu	10.3.
12 Functional and Structural Imaging of the Human Auditory System	Sami Savio	10.3.
13 Functional Imaging of the Chemical Senses	Mikko Koivuluoma	17.3.
14 Investigating Language with Functional Neuroimaging	Rain Ferenetes	31.3.
15 Attention and Sensorimotor Integration	Antti Tukiainen	24.3.
16 Brain Mapping: The Applications	Robert Herda	24.3.
17 Mapping Human Cognition	Katrina Wendel	31.3.
18 Neural Systems Activated during Visual Mental Imagery	Atte Joutsen	17.3.
IV  Dynamic Systems
19 Maps of Brain Development	Barna Laurentiu	7.4.
20 Human Aging	Antti Tukiainen	7.4.
21 Human Learning	Corina Popescu	14.4.
22 Plasticity of the Adult Human Brain	Antti Kulkas	14.4.