Caroline Nettekoven
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How to fieldmap correct
Guide to creating and using fieldmaps to correct MRI data for B0 field inhomogeneities. Particularly focussed on visual inspection and troubleshooting, as there are a few pitfalls when doing fieldmap correction.
Caroline Nettekoven
Last updated on Nov 1, 2024
16 min read
Graduate Access Mentor
I am an Oxford Postgraduate Access Mentor, because I am convinced that Oxford should be an accessible place regardless of background. As part of my access work, I have one-on-one mentoring sessions with prospective students from underrepresented backgrounds.
Last updated on Feb 23, 2021
1 min read
Navigating Academia
Many students, junior researchers and even senior academics struggle with imposter syndrome, particularly those who are underrepresented in academia. In honor of Women’s History Month, I organised an informal get-together for the members of Jesus College to discuss strategies for tackling imposter syndrome and navigating academia.
Last updated on Feb 23, 2021
1 min read
Neuroscience of Dance
Dance is a fundamental form of human expression. But how do humans string together complex movements to a choreographed dance? How do audience and dancer interact during the performance? To explore the fascinating topic of ‘The Neuroscience of Dance’, I organised an afternoon combining science, virtual reality and performance, as part of the Centre for the Creative Brain program led by Professor Charlotte Stagg.
Last updated on Feb 23, 2021
1 min read
Graduate Lightning Talks
To showcase the wide variety of research conducted by graduate students at Jesus College, I organised the ‘Jesus College Graduate Lightning Talks’. The talks consisted of 3-minute lightning pitches summarising the student’s project plus a Q&A session.
Last updated on Feb 23, 2021
1 min read
Oxford Reproducibility School
The ‘reproducibility crisis’ has illustrated deep-seated problems with the way research is conducted. Professor Dorothy Bishop, Dr. Ana Todorovic, Dr. Verena Heise and I therefore organised the first Oxford Reproducibility School, a workshop that consists of seminars on practical ways to make research more reproducible and of networking opportunities to connect reproducibility-focussed researchers.
Last updated on Nov 16, 2021
1 min read
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