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  <description>By Shruti Vij &amp; Nils MuhlertPeter Bandettini has been a key figure in neuroimaging for over 25 years. His career started with earnest, in a PhD working with James S. Hyde and R. Scott Hinks  in Wisconsin, where he pioneered the development of functional MRI. Now at the NIH, Peter&amp;rsquo;s work has examined the sources of functional contrast and noise in BOLD, the temporal variability of resting-state fMRI and, more recently, layer-dependent activity in fMRI.    We found out about his history work [...] </description>
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