CONN workshop Fall 2026 

online course (35-hour live classes)

This hands-on workshop provides in-depth training in the analysis of functional connectivity fMRI data using the CONN toolbox. Covering the full analysis pipeline, from data organization and preprocessing to denoising, first-level modeling, and group-level inference, the course is designed to equip participants with the practical skills needed to perform robust and reproducible connectivity analyses on their own datasets.

• ten 3½-hour live classes, see schedule and course contents for details

• all live meetings are recorded and can be reviewed at any time during the course (and up to 1 month after the course ends)

• shared document available for additional offline questions and discussions during the course (and up to 1 month after the course ends)

Intro to CONN & fcMRI best practices

online webinar (one 3-hour session)

This short course provides a practical introduction to functional connectivity fMRI and CONN, focusing on the key methodological decisions that critically impact the validity and interpretability of results. It is ideal for students, researchers, and labs who are beginning to work with functional connectivity data, or who want to ensure that their current analysis practices follow established best practices