ENAC

System Status

On average the cluster machines are idle

aloatra.psych.northwestern.edu: 0.00
losangeles: 0.00
mongoose: 0.00

Last 15 of 1019 sessions:

kap_fear_080301_s12       03/01/08
kap_fear_080301_s11       03/01/08
kap_rsf_071207_p_s23      12/07/07
kap_rsf_071203_c_s26      12/03/07
kap_rsf_071116_p_s21      11/16/07
kap_rsf_071108_p_s20      11/08/07
pjr_sex_070531_f_s21      05/31/07
pjr_sex_070531_f_s20      05/31/07
pjr_sex_070530_f_s19      05/30/07
pjr_sno_070525_2_s10      05/25/07
pjr_sno_070525_2_s09      05/25/07
pjr_sno_070521_1_s10      05/21/07
pjr_sno_070521_1_s09      05/21/07
pjr_sex_070510_f_s17      05/10/07
pjr_sex_070510_f_s15      05/10/07
 

The Evanston Neuroimaging Analysis Center is a cluster of workstations based around a central file server and data archive. The cluster provides a common database, environment and application set for analysis of functional neuroimaging data. Analysis software is based on the AFNI package by Robert W. Cox, the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) autoreg software for automatic alignment with the standard atlas and additional software tools developed by Paul J. Reber, Craig E.L. Stark and Ted Whalen.

Dedicated workstations are situated within the labs of Paul J. Reber, Mark Jung-Beeman and Ken A. Paller. In addition, a number of dual-boot machines in the Cresap Social Sciences Computer lab are available on a part-time basis for cluster access.

Contact Paul J. Reber for additional information about Enac or fMRI at Northwestern University.

Data Archive Activity

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