F. M. Kirby Research Center Attribution Non-Commercial Yes Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine NITRC Single-subject Resting state fMRI Reproducibility Resource We have acquired a longitudinal single-subject dataset of a healthy volunteer (40 years of age at time of initial scan; male). A total of 156 sessions of MRI data was acquired on a weekly basis, over a span of 185 weeks (a little over 3 years). The subject was scanned on a 3T Philips Achieva scanner (Philips HealthCare, Best, Netherlands). Rs-fMRI data of the subject was acquired using a multi-slice SENSE-EPI pulse sequence with TR/TE = 2000/30 ms, SENSE factor = 2, flip angle = 75°, 37 axial slices, nominal resolution = 3x3x3 mm3, 1 mm gap, 16 channel neuro-vascular coil, number of dynamics (frames) per run = 200. The subject was instructed to stay as still as possible with his eyes closed during the entire scan, and no other instruction was provided. (Please see the MediaWiki page for additional information) 2015-9-30 Kirby Weekly Single-subject Resting state fMRI Reproducibility Resource MR, Attribution Non-Commercial http://www.nitrc.org/projects/kirbyweekly/