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DESCRIPTION:BIC Lecture Series: Winter-2011 Program\nThe BIC\nLecture Serie
 s is a series of informal lectures on brain\nimaging that is presented at 
 the McConnell Brain\nImaging Centre (BIC) of the Montreal Neurological Ins
 titute\n(Neuro) by experts in the field\; these lectures\nare open to all.
 \nThe Winter-2012 Program of the BIC Lecture Series will feature\nthirteen
  presentations examining the use of advanced brain imaging\ntechniques to 
 better understand the structure and function of the\nhuman brain. These wi
 ll include data obtained using magnetic\nresonance imaging (MRI)\, functio
 nal MRI\n(fMRI)\, recording of evoked-response potentials\n(MRS)\, diffusi
 on tensor imaging\n(DTI)\, positron emission tomography\n(PET) and magneto
 encephalography\n(MEG).\nPlease join us for our second lecture of the seas
 on\, which will\nbe held on Monday\, March the 5th\, at 1:00 pm in the de
 \nGrandpré Communications Centre of the Neuro (3801 University\nStreet\, M
 ontreal\, QC\, H3A 2B4). This lecture will be given by\nChris\nSteele\, wh
 o will give us an introduction to the relationship\nbetween brain structur
 e\, motor performance\, and early musical\ntraining.\n \n
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DTEND:20120305T180000Z
LOCATION:CA\, de Grandpré Communications Centre\, Montreal Neurological Ins
 titute\, 3801 University Street\, de Grandpré Communications Centre\, Mont
 real Neurological Institute\, 3801 University Street\, Montreal
SUMMARY:The Relationship Between Brain Structure\, Motor Performance\, and 
 Early Musical Training: Evidence from Diffusion Tensor Imaging
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