THE CONFERENCE HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO SEPTEMBER 2023

Thank you for your patience as we have battled with COVID-19 as well as variant surges. As things seem to have returned to a “new normal,” we are excited to finally welcome you to Dallas September 18-20, 2023.

The Resting State Brain Connectivity Conference is the major forum for scientific discourse and interaction on human brain connectivity. The conference will provide early-stage, and seasoned investigators great opportunities to present and discuss their own work, and to keep up to date with the latest developments in the neuroscience of the resting brain. The program will highlight many exciting new directions this field is taking as well as updates on the more established lines of work.

Martin Lindquist — Johns Hopkins University; Maryland, USA
Ting Xu — Child Mind Institute; New York, USA
Michael Cole — Rutgers University; New Jersey, USA
Xin Di — New Jersey Institute of Technology; New Jersey, USA
Caterina Gratton — Florida State University; Florida, USA
Victoria Morgan — Vanderbilt University; Tennessee, USA
Catie Chang — Vanderbilt University; Tennessee, USA
Ray Razlighi — Weill Cornell Medicine; New York, NY, USA
Gagan Wig — UT Dallas; Texas, USA
Sarah Yip — Yale School of Medicine, Connecticut, USA
Daniel Marguiles — University of Paris, France
Stephen Gotts — NIMH/NIH; Maryland, USA
Elvisha Dhamal — Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research, Northwell Health
Molly Bright — Northwestern University; Illinois, USA
Stephen Leconte — Virginia Tech-Carilion; USA

Tim Laumann — Washington University St. Louis; Missouri, USA
Nicholas Hubbard — University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Nebraska, USA
Elizabeth Hillman — Columbia University; New York, USA
Francesca Filbey — UT Dallas; Texas, USA
Dardo Tomasi — NIAAA/NIH; Maryland, USA
Alireza Salami — Karolinska Institute; Solna, Sweden
Hanzhang Lu — Johns Hopkins University; Maryland, USA
Vesa Kiviniemi — University of Oulu; Finland
Chris Harbeck — Columbia University; New York, USA
Kristina Herfert — University of Tubingen; Germany
Evan Gordon — Washington University, St. Louis; Missouri, USA
James Pang — University of Monash; Australia
Sharna Jamadar — University of Monash; Australia
Vince Calhoun — Georgia State University; Georgia, USA
Jonathan Power — Weill Cornell; New York, USA