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 Resting State Ruminations 
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       Global Correlations Paper: 
    Correcting Brain-Wide Correlation Differences in Resting-State FMRI. 
      Z. S. Saad et al. 2013 Brain Connectivity, in press.

       Eliminating Distance Dependent Bias Paper: 
    Effective Preprocessing Procedures Virtually Eliminate Distance-Dependent Motion
    Artifacts in Resting State FMRI. 
      Hang Joon Jo et al. 2013 JAM, in press

     Global Signal Perils Paper: 
    The perils of global signal regression for group comparisons: A case study of
    Autism Spectrum Disorders. 
      S. J. Gotts et al. 2013  Frontiers in Human Neuroscience 

       Archive containing script creating Figure 4 in Jo et al. 2013 
    Archive containing script and metadata for reproducing the main 
    finding in Jo et al. 2013, from data contributed by Jonathan Power and coauthors
    
       Global Correlations Educational Talk 
    Global Correlations: What You Don't Know Will Hurt You.
      Ziad S. Saad

       Global Correlation (GCOR) Correction Poster 
    Global Correlation (GCOR) Correction for Group Analysis in Resting-State FMRI.
      Hang Joon Jo et al. 
    
	
 Warp this brain: 
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       3dQwarp Poster 
    Nonlinear Warping in AFNI. 
      Robert W. Cox & Daniel Glen  


	
 Where Am I?
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       Atlasing in AFNI Poster 
    Flexible Atlas Framework in AFNI.
      Daniel Glen et al.

  	
 FATCAT:
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       FATCAT toolbox Poster 
    FATCAT: an (efficient) Functional And Tractographic Connectivity Analysis Toolbox.
      Paul Taylor & Ziad S. Saad. Brain Connectivity 2013 (in press)
      Paul Taylor et al. PLOS 1
   
 The MANest of COVAs:
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       Multi Variate Modeling Poster 
    No Limits: AN(C)OVA for Group Analysis with a Large Number of Factors and Covariates.
      Gang Chen et al.