Summary
PROJECT ABSTRACT The millions of brain MRIs acquired each year in clinical settings are a vastly underutilized scientific resource. Meanwhile, brain MRIs collected in research studies often struggle to recruit cohorts fully representative of populations of interest, particularly in the case of rare neurodevelopmental disorders. One clear opportunity for discovery science are pediatric MRIs where gross pathology has been ruled out in children with headache, concern for head trauma, or neurodevelopmental symptoms such as delayed milestones, autism, or psychosis. One reason why brain morphology p
