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From the Wet Lab to the Web Lab: A Paradigm Shift in Brain Imaging Research
Anisha Keshavan1, Jean-Baptiste Poline2,3
1Department of Speech and Hearing, Institute for Neuroengineering, eScience Institute, University of Washington, Seattle, WA, United States.
Abstract:
Web technology has transformed our lives, and has led to a paradigm shift in the computational sciences. As the neuroimaging informatics research community amasses large datasets to answer complex neuroscience questions, we find that the web is the best medium to facilitate novel insights by way of improved collaboration and communication. Here, we review the landscape of web technologies used in neuroimaging research, and discuss future applications, areas for improvement, and the limitations of using web technology in research. Fully incorporating web technology in our research lifecycle requires not only technical skill, but a widespread culture change; a shift from the small, focused "wet lab" to a multidisciplinary and largely collaborative "web lab."
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