Neuroanatomy for Imagers

Program Overview

This Neuroanatomy for Imagers course from King's College London is designed for professionals in imaging with no neuroanatomy background. It covers the basics of nervous system anatomy and function, with modules on brain structure and function. The course is delivered through interactive lectures and sessions, led by Professor Alexander Hammers. Discounts are available for various groups, including university staff, students, and King's College London affiliates.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Content: The course is designed for individuals working in imaging with no background in neuroanatomy.
It covers the basic principles of anatomy, function of the nervous system, major anatomical constituents and parts of the brain.
• Structure: The course is delivered using a combination of live and interactive sessions with lectures based on 180 slides.
• Modules:
• The Basics: Covers definitions, brain surrounding, cell types, tissue types, CSF, blood supply and drainage, development, and how to tell right from left.
• Course Schedule: Available upon request in the program document.

Teaching:

• Teaching Methods: Lectures and interactive sessions.
• Faculty: Alexander Hammers, Head of the PET Centre and Professor of Imaging and Neuroscience.
• Unique Approaches: The course encourages high interactivity and participation.

Other:

• Discounts: Available for University/Hospital staff, PhD students, King's College London staff, and Undergraduate/Masters students.
• Fees:
• In-person London:
• Corporate: £300
• University/Hospital staff/PhD student: £250
• King's College London staff: £185
• Undergraduate/Masters student: £120
• Online:
• Corporate: £275
• University/Hospital staff/PhD student: £225
• King's College London staff: £160
• Undergraduate/Masters student: £95