The primary goal of the NKI/Rockland sample is to generate a large scale, extensively phenotyped dataset for the purpose of discovery science. Central to the success of discovery science, is the widespread involvement of the scientific community. To facilitate this process, data from the NKI/Rockland sample will be given away prospectively, during the course of acquisition (randomized 2-8 week lag).
We anticipate distributing the following data for 5-10 individuals / week:
- 10 minute resting state fMRI scan (R-fMRI) *
- 6-direction diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) scan *
- 64-direction diffusion tensor imaging scan (2mm isotropic)
- MPRAGE anatomical scan
- MPRAGE anatomical scan SHORTER sequence
- T2 weighted sequence
- A variety of psychiatric, cognitive and behavioral assessments
* Adapted from Brain Genomics Superstruct Project common acquisition protocol, provided courtesy of Randy Buckner.
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DISCLAIMER
Given that the data is being prospectively shared, data-acquisition will be subject to the typical challenges faced by an imaging facility (e.g., data losses, equipment failures, etc.). We will actively update users with information about any such obstacles if and when they arise. Data usage is at the discretion of the receiving party. Any individual piece of imaging data failing to meet our quality control standards will be marked as such, though still released to ensure the completeness and availability of the larger body of the data acquired for each individual.
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Creative Commons License: Attribution - Non-Commercial
Directors : F. Xavier Castellanos, Bennett Leventhal, Michael MilhamProject Coordinator : Kate NoonerComputational Infrastructure and Data Analytic Development/Support : David Gutman and Maarten MennesNKI/Rockland Sample Team : Melissa Benedict, Bharat Biswal, Barbara Coffey, Stan Colcombe, David Guilfoyle, David Gutman, Harold S. Koplewicz, Matthew Hoptman, Dan Javitt, Larry Maayan, Maarten Mennes, Kate Nooner, Nunzio Pomara
Funding
Funding for key personnel provided in part by the New York State Office of Mental Health and Research Foundation for Mental Hygiene.
Additional project support provided by the NKI Center for Advanced Brain Imaging (CABI),
the Brain Research Foundation (Chicago, IL), the Stavros Niarchos Foundation, and NIH grant P50 MH086385-S1.
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