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• The methods we use to create images of this activity\n
• How MEG compares to other imaging modalities such as fMRI\n
• The networks of the brain involved in memory and attention that are mapped by MEG\n
• How these networks are modified in patients with schizophrenia, their siblings and possible genetic relations\n

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