Towards reproducible neuroimaging: Solutions for sharing and re-using brain imaging data

Camille Maumet (1)

1 EMPENN - Neuroimagerie: méthodes et applications

This document presents an overview of my research activities in neuroimaging reproducibility for the past 10 years (since my PhD defense in May 2013). I have been a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Warwick and Oxford University in the UK (2013-2017). Then, I have been a research scientist at Inria in the VisAGes (and then Empenn) team since 2017. After contributing as a PhD student to the field of neuroimaging statistics for clinical datasets, as a postdoctoral fellow I decided to make neuroinformatics the focus of my research. This change was driven by my growing interest in reproducible neuroimaging. Over the years I have also increasingly contributed to Open Science. I have co-supervised 1 PhD student: Xavier Rolland (with Dr. Christian Barillot and Dr. Pierre Maurel), who successfully defended his thesis in May 2022. I have co-advised 4 international PhD students on projects that were part of their thesis: Gregory Kiar (McGill Uni., Canada, advised by Dr. Tristan Glatard and Prof. Alan Evans), Freya Acar (Uni. of Ghent, Belgium, advised by Dr. Beatrijs Moerkerke), Alexander Bowring (University of Oxford, UK, advised by Prof. Thomas Nichols) and Ruth Pauli (Uni. of Birmingham, UK, advised by Prof. Thomas Nichols in her pre-lab year). I have co-advised 3 post-doctoral fellows Alexander Bowring (Uni. Oxford, UK, advised by Prof. Thomas Nichols), Sofia Strubbia (Uni. of Nantes, advised by Dr. Alban Gaignard) and Aya Kababra (Lebanese Uni., Lebanon, advised by Dr. Mahmoud Hassan). I have supervised 5 research engineers: Aurélien Cornet (co-advised with Olivier Dameron, Alban Gaignard and Anne Siegel), Rémi Adon, Thomas Betton, Hermann Courteille, and Cyril Regan. I am currently co-directing the PhD fellowship of Elodie Germani (with Prof. Elisa Fromont), the postdoctoral fellowship of Jérémy Lefort-Besnard (with Prof. Thomas Nichols), the M1 internship of Emma Redor (with Dr. Fanny Dégeilh) as well as the engineering work of Boris Clenet.

Mots clés: Neuroimaging; Open Science; Reproducibility; Data

Mots clés: Neuroimagerie; Science Ouverte; Reproductibilité; Données

Domaines: Neurosciences

Camille Maumet. Towards reproducible neuroimaging: Solutions for sharing and re-using brain imaging data. Neurosciences. University of Rennes, 2024. ⟨tel-04458543⟩