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Datasets under this license

• COBRE (INDI)

  Resting-state fMRI and anatomical brain MRI of patients with schizophrenia and healthy controls with basic phenotypes, a common benchmark for comparing connectivity and brain structure between groups. 72 patients and 75 controls aged 18 to 65.

• CoRR

  Test-retest brain MRI from healthy people, pooled to measure how reliable and reproducible connectome measures are across repeated scans and sites. 5,093 resting-state fMRI scans of 1,629 people from 18 institutions, plus structural, diffusion and ASL scans.

• Depression Biotypes Multisite rsfMRI (Drysdale 2017) (Scans from the sites the paper names as publicly available through the 1000 Functional Connectomes Project (NKI, Atlanta, Cambridge, Cleveland, ICBM, New York, COBRE, Beijing, Milwaukee and Leipzig).)

  Resting-state fMRI and structural brain MRI of adults with major depression and healthy controls, pooled to define four connectivity subtypes of depression. 458 patients and 730 controls from 17 sites. Patient sites share data at the investigators' discretion.

• 1000 Functional Connectomes Project (FCP Classic)

  Resting-state fMRI with anatomical scans, age and sex of healthy volunteers, pooled from labs worldwide in 2009 as the first open collection for studying functional connectivity across sites. More than 1,200 people from 33 sites.

• INDI Beijing Enhanced

  Resting-state fMRI, structural and diffusion brain MRI of healthy young adults, with IQ for some, for relating resting-state function to white matter and cognition. 180 students at Beijing Normal University, 55 with Wechsler IQ scores.

• INDI Beijing Eyes Open Eyes Closed

  Resting-state fMRI with eyes open and eyes closed in the same people, plus structural and diffusion MRI, for testing whether resting-state measures pick up a known change in brain state. 48 healthy students at Beijing Normal University with three runs each.

• INDI Beijing Short TR

  Resting-state fMRI acquired twice per person at a very short and a conventional sampling rate, plus structural and diffusion MRI, for comparing resting-state measures across sampling rates. 28 healthy college-aged volunteers at Beijing Normal University.

• Enhanced NKI-Rockland Sample (Rockland Sample I) (Neuroimaging release: MRI, physiological recordings during scanning and age, sex and handedness.)

  Brain MRI and deep phenotyping of community participants sampled to mirror the US population, collected for open lifespan research. About 1,500 people aged 6 to 85 from Rockland County, New York, scanned 2011 to 2020. Images are open; phenotypes need a data use agreement.

• NKI-Rockland Sample (pilot, Phase I)

  Resting-state fMRI, diffusion and structural brain MRI with psychiatric, cognitive and behavioral assessments of people across the lifespan, shared openly while recruitment was still running. Pilot community sample from Rockland County, New York, released weekly in 2010 and 2011.

• SALD

  Structural and resting-state brain MRI of healthy Chinese adults across adulthood, collected to chart brain ageing in a non-Western sample and to replicate ageing findings. 494 people aged 19 to 80 from Chongqing, shared openly in BIDS.

• SLIM

  Repeated brain MRI of healthy undergraduates over about three and a half years, a resource for test-retest reliability and brain change in early adulthood. 594 Chinese students with structural, resting-state and diffusion scans, plus behavioral measures.