LayNii: A software suite for layer-fMRI
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Richard C. Reynolds | Benedikt A. Poser | Peter A. Bandettini | Konrad Wagstyl | Job van den Hurk | Rainer Goebel | Daniel R. Glen | Omer Faruk Gulban | Laurentius (Renzo) Huber | Kabir Arora | Shinho Cho | Jozien Goense | Nils Nothnagel | Andrew Tyler Morgan | Anna K Müller | Anna K Müller | R. Goebel | K. Wagstyl | P. Bandettini | J. Goense | B. Poser | R. Reynolds | O. F. Gulban | Shinho Cho | Nils Nothnagel | D. Glen | L. Huber | J. van den Hurk | A. Morgan | Kabir Arora | O. Gulban
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