The BrainMap Development Team
The BrainMap database is supported by the NIMH (2R01-MH074457) awarded to Peter Fox, M.D. of the Research Imaging Institute at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, Texas and Angie Laird, Ph.D. of Flordia International University. Please email Dr. Fox or Dr. Laird if you would like to discuss your ideas for collaboration on the development of meta-analysis tools and neuroinformatics database strategies.
Our mailing address is:
- The BrainMap Project
- Research Imaging Institute, Mail Code 6240
- 7703 Floyd Curl Drive
- San Antonio, Texas 78229-3900
Jack Lancaster, Ph.D. is a Professor and Chief of the Biomedical Image Analysis Division (BIAD) at the Research Imaging Institute. Jack is an expert in spatial normalization techniques and developed the coordinate conversion algorithm, icbm2tal (Lancaster transform), to accurately compare Talairach and MNI coordinates archived in BrainMap.
Juan Saenz is a Research Assistant I at the Research Imaging Institute. He is responsible for the initial review of incoming BrainMap submission files. Email Juan if you have any questions regarding the submission details of a particular paper, or if you would like more information on how to submit a paper to our database.
Michaela Robertson is a Research Scientist at the Research Imaging Institute. She is also responsible for the initial review of incoming BrainMap submission files. Email Michaela if you have any questions regarding the submission details of a particular paper, or if you would like more information on how to submit a paper to our database.
Angela Uecker is a Database Administrator - Senior at the Research Imaging Institute. She is responsible for the development of Scribe and maintenance of the Oracle database that contains all of BrainMap's meta-data and coordinate data. Email Angela if you have any questions regarding the software Scribe, our database structure, or this website.
Mick Fox is a Applications Programmer - Intermediate at the Research Imaging Institute. He is responsible for the development of Sleuth and GingerALE. Email Mick if you have any questions regarding these software applications and their relevant algorithms.
Kim Ray was a BrainMap Research Assistant from June 2009 to August 2010. She is currently a graduate student in UTHSCSA's Radiological Sciences Graduate Program. Her research focuses on neuroinformatics and text mining applications using the BrainMap database, supervised by Dr. Angie Laird.
