A Celebration of the Life and Science of Jack Belliveau
On the afternoon of June 6, 2014, friends and colleagues came together to remember Jack Belliveau, the Martinos Center investigator and fMRI pioneer. While the symposium was organized around Jack’s remarkable accomplishments in fMRI and multimodal imaging, speakers one after the other spoke of the personal traits they knew in Jack—the unquenchable thirst for knowledge, the unchecked enthusiasm and the unwavering vision—that made these accomplishments possible.
And they told stories, often very funny and always very warm stories. Stories of how Jack revolutionized the field of medical imaging, but also of the impact he had on their own lives and careers.
Watch videos of the individual talks by following the links on the schedule below.
Opening Remarks | Bruce Rosen |
History of fMRI | Randy Buckner |
Remarks | Roger Tootell |
Ken Kwong | |
Bruce Jenkins | |
Robert Weisskoff | |
Jo Anne Fordham | |
Mark Cohen | |
Multimodal Imaging | John George |
Remarks | Jyrki Ahveninen |
Matti Hamalainen | |
Giorgio Bonmassar | |
Greg Simpson | |
John Baker | |
Van Wedeen | |
Rod Tayler (childhood friend) | |
Closing Remarks | James Brink |
Jim Thrall | |
Tom Brady |