Our master student Firuze Oğuz presented her masters’ thesis work in NIH Toolbox Assessments Conference in Bethesda, MA, USA, entitled “Individual psychological traits predict the activity of limbic and prefrontal areas” where she combined NIH Toolbox and fMRI data acquired by Human Connectome Project (HCP).

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