The developing human connectome project: A minimal processing pipeline for neonatal cortical surface reconstruction

Antonios Makropoulos(Imperial College London), Daniel Rueckert(Munich Center for Machine Learning), Mark Jenkinson(John Radcliffe Hospital), Matteo Bastiani(Wellcome Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging), Rui Pedro A. G. Teixeira(King's College London), Lucilio Cordero‐Grande(King's College London), Filippo Mortari(Imperial College London), Sean P. Fitzgibbon(University of Oxford), Jonathan Passerat‐Palmbach(Imperial College London), Jelena Božek(University of Zagreb), Nora Tusor(King's College London), Christopher Kelly(Google (United States)), Serena J. Counsell(King's College London), Katy Vecchiato(King's College London), Emer Hughes(King's College London), Jacques‐Donald Tournier(King's College London), Johannes K. Steinweg(King's College London), Suresh Victor(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Gregor Lenz(Imperial College London), Jana Hutter(Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg), Anthony N. Price(King's College London), Stephen M. Smith(University of Oxford), Emma C. Robinson(King's College London), Tencho Tenev(Institute of Cancer Research), Mary Rutherford(King's College London), Andreas Schuh(Imperial College London), Joseph V. Hajnal(King's College London), Robert Wright(King's College London), Eugene Duff(UK Dementia Research Institute), Maria Murgasova(King's College London), A. David Edwards(University of Toronto)
NeuroImage
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