We are excited to recognize the labs that have shared the most datasets on OpenNeuro in the past 6 months (September 2020 – February 2021). If you have neuroimaging data you would like to share, please consider sharing it on OpenNeuro!

1st place

Cognitive Rhythms & Computation Lab

The Cognitive Rhythms & Computation Lab led by Dr. James Cavanagh has shared 6 datasets: Dr. James Cavanagh is an Associate Professor in the Psychology department at the University of New Mexico. The Cognitive Rhythms & Computation Lab seeks to advance the utilization of electrophysiology as a theoretical and methodological hub in the neural sciences. Their experiments are primarily human EEG with some current fMRI, MEG, and mouse studies.

2nd place (tied)

Clarke Group

The Clarke Group led by Dr. Kieran Clarke has shared 3 datasets: Dr. Kieran Clarke is a Professor of Physiological Biochemistry in the Physiology, Anatomy, and Genetics department at the University of Oxford. The Clarke Group investigates the effects of mild ketosis on physical performance and cognitive function in health and disease.

Integrative Decision Neuroscience Lab

The Integrative Decision Neuroscience Lab led by Dr. Joseph Kable has shared 3 datasets: Dr. Joseph Kable is the Baird Term Professor in the Psychology department at the University of Pennsylvania. The Integrative Decision Neuroscience Lab seeks to further our understanding of how humans make a decision, and to trace out the psychological and neural mechanisms of choice.

We maintain a public spreadsheet capturing several metadata fields for every publicly available dataset, which we used to construct this list. If we have missed something, please let us know! If your lab has historical data, consider sharing and helping your lab be recognized in our next standings! If you have any questions please feel free to reach out to Franklin (ffein@stanford.edu)