NeuroInsight research platform
NeuroInsight hosts reproducible neuroimaging workflows on your infrastructure—local-first, source-available research software. The first workflow is AutoHS (hippocampal asymmetry from T1-weighted MRI); more workflows are planned.
Research software only—not cleared or approved by the FDA as a medical device.
Hippocampal Regions with Automated Segmentation
Each pipeline ships as NeuroInsight-<Workflow>. More workflows are planned.
Cited in Brain Communications (2026): publication, software & MATLAB scripts · DOI
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Hippocampal volumetry and asymmetry index from T1-weighted MRI for epilepsy research and HS screening studies.
How to run AutoHS
More NeuroInsight workflows will be listed here as they are released.
What the first NeuroInsight-AutoHS application delivers (same core workflow as the AutoHS CLI).
Industry-standard automated cortical reconstruction and subcortical segmentation for reliable hippocampal identification.
Precise measurement of left and right hippocampal volumes in mm³ with statistical reliability assessment.
Automated hippocampal asymmetry indices using thresholds described in the AutoHS publication for research screening.
Automated pipeline delivers results faster without manual intervention, typically completing analysis within hours.
NeuroInsight hosts reproducible neuroimaging workflows on your infrastructure. Each workflow has a pipeline (e.g. AutoHS) and an application tool (NeuroInsight-AutoHS today).
Research software only—not FDA-cleared. For the published method, software links, and MATLAB scripts, see Research & publications.
As run in NeuroInsight-AutoHS and the AutoHS workflow
T1-weighted MRI validation and format checking
Automated cortical reconstruction and hippocampal ROI identification
Volume measurements and asymmetry index calculations
2D/3D brain visualization and PDF report generation
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Developed at the University of Rochester Medical Center. Get started: pick a workflow on the home catalog. Citing the paper or reproducing cohort analyses? See Research & publications.