Links

These are some of the most useful pages I found for understanding and teaching fMRI. More comprehensive lists can be found in collections such as the Functional MRI network

General

The fMRI course at Duke has some great slides available online, many of which come from Huettel, Song & McCarthy.
MRI Sites on the World Wide Web
Radiology Websites: fMRI Websites
A site with lots of good links to Introductory fMRI sites
An article in Exploratorium Magazine on fMRI
An article in the Boston Globe on the "must-have" status of fMRI

MR Physics and fMRI methods

Animated Introduction to MR Physics (requires Macromedia Shockwave) on SimplyPhysics.com
Jeff Orchard: Basic MRI Physics (Slides from Robert Cox and Mark Cohen)
Mark Cohen’s Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Article
Douglas Noll’s Primer on MRI and Functional MRI
MRI Tutor
For a more advanced tutorial, see: Joseph Hornak’s Web Tutorial: The Basics of MRI

fMRI Methods

Marty Sereno's Movies of Cortical Unfolding, Flattening, and Activity

fMRI Statistics

MRC-CBU Imaging Site

has a lot of info on SPM but much is of general interest
Rik Henson has a good page on designing efficient fMRI expreriments
there is a useful explanation of how to convert between MNI and Talairach coordinates
page on identifying commissures
page on smoothing

MRI Safety

MRI Safety
Flying Objects Site on on SimplyPhysics.com
MGH has some general information on magnet safety

Brain Anatomy

Talairach Daemon
Converting between MNI and Talairach Coordinates
The Whole Brain Atlas
Virtual Hospital: Cerebral Hemispheres
Comparative Mammalian Brain Collection
Comparative Neuroanatomy and Intelligence
Van Essen lab's list of anatomy databases

Software