Dartmouth Brain Imaging Center Handbook
Introduction
Welcome to DBIC! Here you will find the documentation you need to carry out your research at Dartmouth. As it turns out, neuroscience is hard: you will need many tools to collect and manage your data (which might be huge!). Neuroscience also requires a LOT of computation, so you may need to use more powerful compute resources. It is likely that you will need to pick up some foundational skills as a Linux terminal user, and to interact with Dartmouth's high performance computing cluster, "Discovery".
1 crazy tip that everyone should know
This handbook is (hopefully) lovingly maintained by DBIC users. If there is technology that many of you need to learn, add it here. If something is difficult or impossible, add it here.
Consider this handbook your gift to the next generation of unfortunate researchers who have just been smited by 1 million tools to learn. See Contributing for how to add to it.
About
The Dartmouth Brain Imaging Center (DBIC) is a research resource that is provided by Dartmouth College to all brain researchers in the Dartmouth community. Please visit the DBIC website for more information.
Acknowledgements
The documentation framework and some materials for this handbook are based on bids-specification, released under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International -- the same license this handbook is released under. We are grateful to all BIDS Specification Contributors!
Contributors to this handbook are listed in the Contributors appendix.