Check out this webinar featuring Douglas Research Centre expert Dr. Mallar Chakravarty, also a TRIDENT Imaging and Data research lead!

We are grateful to use cutting-edge technologies created by Bruker to advance research in our world-class research facilities across Ontario and…

Congratulations on this big effort Nick! 💫

Congrats Nick Livingston !! What fabulous news!

🚨 Veeeery excited that my 1st paper from my PhD has just been published in Schizophrenia Bulletin! 🎉Using electronic health record data from 567 individuals at CHR for psychosis to look at associations between benzodiazepine exposure and clinical outcomes 💊 doi.org/10.1093/schbul…

Is DIANA dead? The princess certainly is, rest her beautiful soul. In this paper (science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…), out today in Science Advances , we (@SeongGi_Kim and Peter Bandettini ) attempt to reproduce DIANA with a few improvements. We had no luck. 1/3

Join us Thursday for this excellent talk on this amazing resource.

Excellent demonstration of how neuroinformatics work can promote open science and data sharing!

Douglas Research Centre Gabriel A. Devenyi

Many thanks to McGill Research + Innovation for putting on such an extraordinary event! Was amazing to be there with all the honorees from across McGill University !!

#bravo2924

Aperture Neuro's new paper by Stefano Moia et al. summarizes 14 projects developed during the #OHBM2022 hybrid #Brainhack doi.org/10.52294/001c.… Hao-Ting Wang | haotingwang@🟦 Anibal Sólon Yu-Fang Yang:: 🟦sky | 🐘 @ufangyang Michele Svanera Benjamin De Leener Peter Bandettini Mallar Chakravarty OHBM

Sex diffs ✅
Translational study ✅
Cool study ✅

Way to go Elisa Guma and Armin Raznahan !!!

What a powerhouse talk this was! So great to be in Jibran Khokhar 's company!

so delighted to see this published in @ApertureNeuro!

Send papers about your tools!
Send papers about your open datasets!
Send papers about your science!

Support the journal developed by OHBM for the whole community (all with a low low APC!!!).

Go check out Stephanie Tullo 's poster at #ADPD2024 .

Can you use a computational model to represent atrophy caused by prion-like spreading of a-syn? Is it generalizable across seed points. Be sure to drop by to find out!

This is the thing! So impressive to watch this work come together by @mahsadar and Yasharz

PSA: Rapp Snitch Knishes

Super excited that our dysfunctome paper is finally out at Nature Neuroscience!

Certainly by far the most important work I have been involved in so far.

Huge congratulations and kudos to Barbara Hollunder and Ningfei Li for seeing this through. Fantastic tweetorial by Barbara below 👇👇

📣 We are seeking to recruit a post-doctoral research associate to join the ⁦ENIGMA Consortium⁩ family and ⁦Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience⁩ to work on a cool new project across the Schizotypy and Schizophrenia working groups - details below, deadline 19th March! 🧠🗺️ kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084607-po…

congrats to Synthia Guimond - this was a pleasure to work on with her. I remember discussing this on a visit to Harvard Medical School many years ago with Gabriel A. Devenyi.

Nice to see hard work and perseverance pay off in good people!

We have just published the 100th paper, 6 months after the first.

The overall quality of submissions remains higher than it was at NeuroImage before we all resigned to start Imaging Neuroscience.

Huge thanks to our reviewers, authors, the Editorial Board, and The MIT Press @mitpress.bsky.social

Delighted to share Transcriptional Cartography in eLife - the journal (doi.org/10.7554/eLife.……)
Our goal was to make dense cortical gene expression maps from the Allen Human Brain Atlas.
We took the sparse samples and interpolated them into >20k downloadable gene expression maps. 1/n

Why I left the editorial board of the prestigious scientific journal NeuroImage — and helped start something new (Imaging Neuroscience EiC) by Shella Keilholz
statnews.com/2024/02/01/sci… via STAT