Healthy Brains Network

Healthy brains

Overview

The Child Mind Institute has launched the Healthy Brain Network, an ongoing initiative focused on creating and sharing a biobank comprised of data from 10,000 New York City area children and adolescents (ages 5-21).

  • Population: ages 5-21, children who likely have one or more psychiatric symptoms
  • Data collected:
    • MRI + fMRI: movies (~10 min), predictive eye estimation regression - 3444 participants
    • Phenotypic assessment - 4080 participants
    • Physical activity
    • Behavioral measures (questionnaires)
    • Family structures (stress, trauma)
    • Substance use/addiction
    • Cognition and language tasks
    • Disorder-specific questionnaires
    • Electroencephalography
    • Digital Voice and Video Recordings
    • Genetics
    • Actigraphy
    • Cognitive Tasks (e.g., sequence learning), naturalistic stimuli
    • Eyetracking: pupil dilation and eye position

Phenotypic Assessment Protocol

Data Storage

  • Which data are on openmind?
    • Imaging (rest, naturalistic)
    • Demographic info
    • Cognitive/Behavioral results
    • Clinical disorders
  • What is the format?
    • raw, derivatives
  • Which releases are available?
    • currently there are 10 releases of HBN imaging and phenotypic data
  • Have imaging data been preprocessed?
    • fmriprep (no)
    • freesurfer (no)
    • first-level glms (no)
  • MRI data have been preprocessed using Mindboggle and are available in S3 under the directory
  • There is also a subset of HBN data that contain task information available here
  • Where are the data stored on openmind?
    • are these data being transitioned to datalad?
  • How does a new user get access to the dataset?
    • anyone with gablab group permissions should be able to access the data

MRI and fMRI Data Preprocessing

Data on Openmind

  • Phenotypic and behavioral data are stored here: /nese/mit/group/sig/projects/hbn/
  • HBN BIDS data are here: /nese/mit/group/sig/projects/hbn/hbn_bids
  • HBN derivatives are here: /nese/mit/group/sig/projects/hbn/hbn_bids/derivatives
    • derivatives include: fmriprep_23.0.0, xcp_d_0.4.0rc2