Nick Souter retweeted
‼️ NEW PAPER ALERT ‼️
@NickSouter et al. (including many of our SEA-SIG members) demonstrate the environmental impact of different fMRIprep preprocessing choices, and make recommendations for minimizing carbon emissions of your pipeline!
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Are you looking to get involved with like-minded neuroimagers to make our field more sustainable?
Nominate yourself to be the new Chair, Secretary, or Treasurer of the SEA-SIG in our 2024 elections! Nominations accepted from August 15-September 15!
ohbm-environment.org/upcomin…
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I am incredibly excited to announce Green DiSC, a free and open-access sustainability certification scheme for computational labs, hosted with the Software Sustainability Institute!
Read more: software.ac.uk/blog/announci…
Nick Souter retweeted
Our Interviews with Scientists feature is back & we were delighted to speak to @NickSouter of @SussexUni! 👨🔬
Nick was the recent winner of a @BritishNeuro Green Neuroscience Prize! 🧠🔬
Read his inspiring new interview: ow.ly/VvOu50RY90n
#sustainablescience #greenlabs
Nick Souter retweeted
Our 2024 Green Neuroscience Prize Winner @NickSouter shared his fascinating study into the #Carbonfootprint of #neuroscience Data Processing giving recommendations on how to reduce the carbon emissions when using fMRIPrep.
#researchposters #green #scientificresearch
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Charlotte Rae@NeuroRae18 Apr 2024
United Kingdom
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Don't miss the @BritishNeuro Members Meeting, next week 24-25 April 🧠
I'll be debating 'a revolution in sustainable neuroscience is needed more now than in open neuroscience'
with
@Dom_Makowski of @Sussex_Psych
@hjhope of @wellcometrust
@josephclift of @BritishNeuro
The countdown is on… only one week till our Members’ Meeting!
We have a fantastic line-up of talented researchers giving short ‘Rapid Fire’ talks about the current neuroscience research advances being made.
Register here: bna.org.uk/mediacentre/event…
#BNAMembersMeeting2024
Nick Souter retweeted
I'm very excited to announce that I will be speaking at the @BritishNeuro Members' Meeting on April 24th!
I will be discussing our adaptation of an attention training paradigm with real-time fMRI, for subsequent implementation in participants with ADHD.🧠
#BNAMembersMeeting
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Charlotte Rae@NeuroRae3 Jan 2024
United Kingdom
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📢I'm hiring! Two postdoc jobs on how a #4dayweek changes mind, brain & body 🧑💼🧠🫀
1) MRI-focused
jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/771a64…
2) Psychology-focused
jobs.sussex.ac.uk/job/addc07…
Closing: 9 Feb
Do get in touch with any enquiries! 😀
Nick Souter retweeted
New paper in Imaging Neuroscience @mitpress by Nicholas E. Souter, Charlotte L. Rae, et al:
Ten recommendations for reducing the carbon footprint of research computing in human neuroimaging
doi.org/10.1162/imag_a_00043
Nick Souter retweeted
🧠Fully funded #PhDOpportunity with me @Sussex_Psych on the neural mechanisms underlying thoughts and ongoing experience, neural trait-state interactions, and whole-brain functional organisation. #fMRI #EEG #MachineLearning @SussexNeuro Please share!💻sussex.ac.uk/study/fees-fund…
Nick Souter retweeted
🔥Funded PhD position🔥 with me at @Sussex_Psych starting September 2024 to work on the role of affective and bodily signals (#interoception #emotions) in the formation of feelings and beliefs of reality.
Share widely and get in touch if interested (deadline: 5th January)
Nick Souter retweeted
How can it be that in time of climate breakdown one of the largest conferences in the world keeps on doing the same thing?
SfN leadership - when will you reply to our recent letter concerning a huge petition 4 years ago?
bit.ly/LetterToSfNLeadership…
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📢With a flurry of new updates, #Carbontracker v1.2.0 is now released 🎉🎉🎉
𝚙𝚒𝚙 𝚒𝚗𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚕 --𝚞𝚙𝚐𝚛𝚊𝚍𝚎 𝚌𝚊𝚛𝚋𝚘𝚗𝚝𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚔𝚎𝚛
github.com/lfwa/carbontracke…
Kudos to @pedrambakh for some neat feature integrations!
#ArtificialInteligence #CarbonFootprint #Energy #Pip
Nick Souter retweeted
Wrapping up this wonderful #EICworshop: we need both individual and collective action 🌱
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Charlotte Rae@NeuroRae16 Oct 2023
United Kingdom
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We are able to extend registration for the Environmental Impacts of Computing in Health & Life Sciences workshop (7th Nov), so there is 1 week left to join us! 🍃🖥️Find out how to reduce carbon emissions from research computing 👇
eicworkshop.info
Nick Souter retweeted
🌍🌟Check out our latest blog post written by the @OhbmEnvironment SIG, highlighting their events and initiatives from this year's annual meeting! 🌟🌏
Check it out here: ohbmbrainmappingblog.com/blo…
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Charlotte Rae@NeuroRae11 Oct 2023
United Kingdom
United KingdomConnected via WebAccount-level information, not a live location or per-post device.
⏰ Only 1 week left until registration closes for the free Environmental Impacts of Computing in Health & Life Sciences Research Workshop on Nov 7th! Don't miss your chance to learn about sustainable research practices. Register now! 🌿🖥️ We also have TRAVEL BURSARIES available🚄
Nick Souter retweeted
⏰ Only 1 week left until registration closes 🌱
Join us for the first workshop dedicated to tackling the environmental impacts of Computing in research, at the @wellcometrust in London
(and we can support travel for in-person attendees thanks to @SoftwareSaved 🚝)
Nick Souter retweeted
The world has gotten much better for humans. But it's gotten much worse for factory farmed animals -- and there are far more of them.
Under reasonable assumptions, their suffering may outweigh all the increases in human welfare of the last 60 years.
forum.effectivealtruism.org/…
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Delighted to announce our paper ‘How can we reduce the climate costs of @OHBM?’ 🧠✈️🌍 We calculated the carbon footprint of society meetings, and how we can reduce this, from meeting in multiple geographies, to carefully choosing our host city 1/10
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