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Acknowledgments
VoxBo is funded jointly by the National Institute on Drug Abuse and
the National Institute of Mental Health via R01DA14418 (Kimberg).
VoxBo is also supported by NINDS via P30NS045839 (Detre, Kimberg), and
through the departments of Radiology and Neurology at the University
of Pennsylvania, via the Center for
Functional Neuroimaging.
Fine Print
The contents of this web page and the rest of this site are Copyright
1999-2006 by Daniel Y. Kimberg and Geoffrey K. Aguirre. For questions
and comments, visit the mailing lists.
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VoxBo: The Software Behind the Brains
Welcome! to the VoxBo web site. The purpose of this site is to provide access to information about VoxBo (a free software package for functional neuroimaging data analysis and presentation). Directory to the left. News below. Documentation is at the VoxBoWiki Thanks for visiting!
VoxBo Release 1.8.4 (October 26, 2006)
Release 1.8.4 is out! You can download it via the quick links on this page or via the download page. Details on this release are available on the VoxBoWiki, see especially the Release 1.8.4 page. Whether you download it now or not, if you use VoxBo in any way, please help us by filling out the usage survey here.
VoxBo Release 1.8.2 (June 9, 2006)
Release 1.8.2 is out! You can download it via the quick links on this page or via the download page. Whether you download it now or not, if you use VoxBo in any way, please help us by filling out the usage survey here. Details are available on the VoxBoWiki, see especially the 1.8.2 changes page.
VoxBo Release 1.8.1 (April 7, 2006)
Release 1.8.1 is out! You can download it via the quick links on this page or via the download page. Whether you download it now or not, please help us by filling out the usage survey here. Details are available on the VoxBoWiki, see the page on Changes in 1.8.1.
VoxBo Release 1.8 (March 16, 2006)
Release 1.8 is out! You can download it here. Whether you grab it now or not, please help us by filling out the usage survey here. With this release, we've moved to MediaWiki-based documentation, which means two things. First, you can expect better and more rapid development of documentation. Second, a lot of what used to be on this web site is now in the wiki. |