Aiming to identify novel biomarkers and therapies for patients, along with promoting brain health across the lifespan
125 Nashua St. Boston, MA
Joined September 2022
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Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with Frontotemporal dementia or Alzheimer’s? Researchers at @MassGenBrigham and @BIDMChealth are investigating novel brain stimulation therapies in patients with FTD and AD. For more info: bit.ly/3T6Wv9J
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Check out this conversation between @ESantarnecchi and @emilio_cozzi with @Radio24_news about the potential of using videogames 🎮 as a digital therapy. What if something as simple as playing on your phone could help you detect Alzheimer’s disease? 🤔
#Videogame #brain
Ospite ai microfoni di @emilio_cozzi a Videogame, il Prof. @esantarnecchi del @PNNResearch ci ha spiegato come i videogiochi siano un ottimo strumento per cambiare in meglio il nostro cervello. Ascolta la puntata cliccando qui: tinyurl.com/87t4zerr
Our director @ESantarnecchi had a fantastic time at the 2023 BrainMind Summit in San Francisco this past month. Always exciting to discuss the future of neurotechnology and AI! 🧠 🤖
#AI #ethicsintech #neurotechnology #BrainMind
We used biophysical modeling to explore the potential of TMS in space. 🚀🧠 Our research investigates how structural brain changes during long-term space missions might impact TMS efficacy.
➡️ nature.com/articles/s41526-0…
@Nature_NPJ @SaraRomanella @ESantarnecchi @FlorisWuyts
Check out our latest study conducted on the impact of noninvasive brain stimulation of the vestibular system to mitigate #cybersickness during #VR experiences. Interesting applications for #gaming and the #Metaverse. 🎮
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Just released in time for #FTDAwarenessweek : the choroid plexus was found to be larger in #Frontotemporal #dementia patients and its dimension correlates with disease severity, NfL and #cognitive deficits!
@AFTDHope @TheADDF @ESantarnecchi
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🌍 Today marks the beginning of World FTD Awareness Week – a global call to #endFTD. The theme for today is self-care. Whether you're a caregiver, someone with a genetic link to FTD, or directly impacted by it, prioritizing your well-being matters. Here's how you can join in:
1️⃣ Start with a small act of self-care today. Meet up with a friend, take a stroll, relish a favorite spot, or indulge in a good book or some treasured music. Dedicate a few moments to caring for yourself.
2️⃣ Share your self-care journey on social media and inspire others to do the same. Visit this link for messaging and graphics you can share: bit.ly/3PNSsAE
3️⃣ Show your support by changing your profile picture on social media. Follow our simple instructions at the link above.
Our director @ESantarnecchi had a blast (😉) visiting NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, TX last week to discuss #brainhealth in space, cognitive enhancement and neuroscience-inspired A.I. applications. More to come soon! 🚀🧠#AI #NASA #Space
Thank you to @AFTDHope for the opportunity to attend your 2023 Education Conference! @ESantarnecchi joined other experts in the field to discuss all the exciting ways that #FTDresearch is progressing!
Recordings from the conference can be found at ➡bit.ly/3qZ4yg8
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Check out this very interesting study on phase-dependent enhancement & suppression of brain oscillations via #tACS. Congratulations @DavidHaslacher & @ssoekadar, thanks for letting me contribute! An important step to push tACS forward! #NIBS @PNNResearch
sciencedirect.com/science/ar… – at Boston, MA
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What is FTD?
👉 It's the most common form of dementia for people under 60. FTD is caused by degeneration of the frontal and/or temporal lobes of the brain. For information on FTD subtypes, please click here: bit.ly/3OSkA5A
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Join the "Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia, with a Focus on Frontotemporal Degeneration" webinar tomorrow at 3:30 pm ET.
Learn about the signs, symptoms, and available resources for this common form of dementia in people under 60.
Register now at bit.ly/3MOJXUH
Check out @MGH_RI newest Footnotes in Science Q&A with our director @ESantarnecchi to learn more about healthy ageing! mgriblog.org/2023/05/09/foot…
Special shoutout to @SoniaTurrini for the latest publication! 🧠#brainhealth #neuroscience #cognition
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Check out our latest work on Healthy Brain Aging! From risk factors to potential interventions to keep your brain young. @PNNResearch #aging #addf #brainhealth – at Brookline, MA
It’s out - our article on how to keep your brain young…because there’s no more important organ than the one between your ears 🧠💪 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
On May 5 from 10-5:30pm, @ESantarnecchi will join other leading #FTDresearchers & experts as a presenter for #AFTD2023EducationConference. The hybrid event will feature interactive presentations for in-person & virtual attendees!
Register today: bit.ly/3lIKdJX
Had a lot of fun during this year’s #BAW! Our team curated a Virtual Expo for the #Metabrain event to present the effects of VR and videogames on the 🧠. @ESantarnecchi also spoke about the potential of gaming, VR and AI in clinical settings, from psychotherapy to Dementia!
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Our director was busy at the start of the new year setting up some new collaborations with the University of San Carlos in Brazil, working on new interventions for Stroke Rehabilitation combining #Noninvasive Brain Stimulation and physical exercise!
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Does your family have a known FTD genetic variant? Are you attending the #AFTD2023EducationConference? A pre-conference session on Familial FTD offers info on resources & clinical trials. For in-person attendees 8 a.m. May 5. Sign up when you register: bit.ly/41SfWIb
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ICYMI: The New York Times shared an article highlighting Bruce Willis' #FTD diagnosis and the work his family and our partner @AFTDHope are doing to raise awareness around the devastating disease. Read more here: loom.ly/eEXW5vM
