Such wonderful news!
Thank you @NIHAging and @NIH_LRP 🎉🎉🎉🎉
For those interested in LRP program, be persistent, it took me multiple tries!
A big thanks to @ajbravo_PhD for sharing your applications as examples, they were beyond helpful!!!!
Returning from OHBM to start the next chapter of my career at @IURadiology!!
A huge thanks to @spornslab, @ASaykin, and @richardfbetzel for their mentorship and guidance through my postdoc years!!!
Thank you @IUNetSci and @IUPsychBrain.
My two worlds collide PET imaging + networks. This has been a weekend project that started in my grad days and after several method iterations its finally done.🎉
Intra-Striatal Dopaminergic Inter-Subject Covariance in Social Drinkers and Nontreatment-Seeking Alcohol Use Disorder Participants biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
It was intriguing to see that dopamine D2/3 receptor availability has structured covariance not only across our humble sample but also in a separate dataset with a different tracer!
A big thanks to @jjfcastrellon and his colleagues who made their data publicly available, which I found thanks to @Tincala and colleagues in their great paper in TiCS that contains a curated list of publicly available PET data doi.org/10.1016/j.tics.2022.…
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We have a new work showing how network topology changes with brain volume!! 🧠🕸️🤓spoiler: spatial embedding imposes tighter restrictions on larger brains. 1/5
How does #NeuralWiring adapt to different brain sizes? @mgpuxeddu @spornslab use #connectomics of 201 mammals with >10,000x range in brain size to show that spatial embedding constrains larger brains, giving more compact & well defined modules #PLOSBiology plos.io/48chjDX
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1 WEEK AWAY! 🧠🎉 Join us for an OHBM Virtual Symposium presented by @GEHealthCare on Dec 11, 2023. 📆 Explore brain structural connectivity with top experts, including Helen S. Mayberg, Ki Sueng Choi, and Maxime Descoteaux. Click below to register: humanbrainmapping.org/i4a/pa…
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The clock is ticking! 🕟 Sign up today to review abstracts for OHBM 2024 in Seoul, Korea! 🗒️ The deadline for reviewer forms is November 17th at 11:59pm EST, USA. Don’t miss out - follow the link below for details: ww6.aievolution.com/hbm2401/
Nothing better to do while waiting for a K99 review than look at stats and speculate on the future.
Analysis of NIH K99/R00 Awards and the Career Progression of Awardees biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
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Temporal Variability of Brain-Behavior Relationships in Fine-Scale Dynamics of Edge Time Series biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_neursci
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So happy that @spornslab was chosen for the best mentor award. This is so well deserved! I also cold-emailed Olaf without having much of a computational background and have enjoyed working with such a kind and encouraging mentor ever since.
Warms my heart to see @spornslab recognized for his mentorship at #OHBM2023. From a cold email 4yrs ago, he took me into his lab, and it has been a blast learning about/working with networks!
The time and effort that he dedicates to his students and postdocs in unparalleled.🎉🎉
Some key takeaways from @SarahA_Cutts awesome talk on using edge time series to study brain-behavior relationships.
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Ahh it’s impossible to describe all the ways Olaf deserves this recognition!! 🥳One overarching theme tho is generosity: of time, attention, ideas, resources…!📚⏳🔬Also, checkout the spornlab website visitors page — I feel so happy to be part the network 🕸️ of brilliant people
I am not tired, you’re tired! 🥱
I’ll be back at my poster for the reception & the session tomorrow, for round 2 & 3 🎙️💬
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I am so happy to see @spornslab recognized for his mentorship! 🏆 The 4yrs I spent in his lab have been the most formative in my career. He took a chance on an algebraic topologist with little to no brain knowledge. I am a eternally grateful to him for who I became as researcher
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Thank you so much-- this was so exciting to receive!! (and it was my first conference oral presentation ever 😁)And thank you to the organizers for such a great workshop- I had a blast!! Lots of new things to think about
Congrats to @MariaEPope1 for the Best ECR Presentation at our Workshop on Methods of Information Theory in Computational Neuroscience at CNS*2023 @CNSorg in Leipzig last week, sponsored by @Entropy_MDPI (thank you)! Maria here w organisers @PedroMediano M Wibral & @AbdullahMakkeh
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I also cold-emailed Olaf to ask if I could spend a summer during my undergrad doing research with him. He took me on, and of course I decided to come back. There's no other place I could imagine working on my PhD. Olaf curates a community and invests everything in our success
Warms my heart to see @spornslab recognized for his mentorship at #OHBM2023. From a cold email 4yrs ago, he took me into his lab, and it has been a blast learning about/working with networks!
The time and effort that he dedicates to his students and postdocs in unparalleled.🎉🎉
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This is so well deserved. I’ll never be grateful enough to @spornslab for having me as a visitor during my PhD and for holding a postdoc position for 2 (!!) years when I couldn’t move to US because of Covid.
Few people can teach you so much and be so kind at the same time!!
Warms my heart to see @spornslab recognized for his mentorship at #OHBM2023. From a cold email 4yrs ago, he took me into his lab, and it has been a blast learning about/working with networks!
The time and effort that he dedicates to his students and postdocs in unparalleled.🎉🎉
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This is so well deserved! I feel so lucky I got to meet and work with Olaf! Congratulations @spornslab 💪🏼




























