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Read the full article in @naturemed here:
nature.com/articles/s41591-0…
#Covid cognitive deficits even 12-18months AFTER hospitalisation associated with reduced #brain volume on MRI and #brain-injury biomarkers in blood.
OUT TODAY in @NatureMedicine
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Choose a positive narrative. Choose looking after people with major mental illness and making a difference. Choose a specialty that integrates neuroscience, sociology, and psychology. I salute those who choose psychiatry.
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Wonderful many congratulations!!
Grateful beyond words;completed this journey in best interdisciplinary way. Thx my❣️supervisor Cristina, examiners @GamaClarissa (psychiatrist),Niels Olsen (immunologist), @dr_gomesfv (pharmacologist), @usprp @AgenciaFAPESP & everyone who made this a success🤩🥂#PhDONE @PhDVoice
Thanks for the neat summary Amy! Was weird to show again a 25 yr old slide of predictions!. The millennial fireworks introduced the millennial sequencing of the human genome that transformed our molecular understanding of schizophrenia and ushered in the era of ‘omics. #BAP2024
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The closest measure of disorganization that we have seen among all automated speech variables to date! Led splendidly by @EggsWouldEat on @discourseinpsy databank
GPT-3 reveals selective insensitivity to global vs. local linguistic context in speech produced by treatment-naive patients with positive thought disorder biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #bioRxiv
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Congratulations to Professor Rachel Upthegrove who has been made an MBE in the King's Birthday Honours List.
We are really excited to have Prof Upthegrove join us as Director-Designate of Oxford Health BRC and Senior Clinical Researcher in August.
psych.ox.ac.uk/news/professo…
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CAS warmly welcomes Paris Lalousis @P_Lalousis @KingsIoPPN @KingsCollegeLon as #CASFellow and member of Johannes Levin's and Nikolaos @koutsouleris' #CASResearchGroup "Tools for Transnational Neuropsychiatric Research“.
@LMU_Uniklinikum
@DZNE_de
@SyNergy_Cluster
@LMU_SNAP
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I stand by my mantra. Every disease should be considered immunological, until proven otherwise. #neuroimmunology
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Great work Fabi - many congrats - so good to see your progression! Enjoy the viva😄
Feeling incredibly proud and grateful for this moment 🥹A heartfelt thank you to everyone who was part of and supported me along this journey - let the viva come! #PhD(almost)done #thesisubmission✅🍾🎉🎊👩🏻🔬🔬📚🎓 @usprp @AgenciaFAPESP @fmrpusp #phdchat #AcademicTwitter #STEM
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A comedy duo to start our next presentation!
Prof Bill Deakin joins us for a fascinating talk about Neuroimmune Mechanisms and Therapeutics In Psychiatry;
Focus on Psychosis @bdeako
#NextGenPsychiatry
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Thank you @SIRSGlobal for another successful conference & great time spent with wonderful colleagues during our immunopsychiatry symposia - that’s 3 in a row 🤩🤩 ! 🧪 🧫 👩🏻🔬 #SIRS2024 @meyer_uzh @VernonLab_KCL @BiopsyLab @paola_DZN @AgenciaFAPESP @usprp @AcademicChatter
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Replying to @Rainmaker1973
This Surgeon uses robotic arm to fold paper crane during laparoscopic surgery practice..
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We are really looking forward to welcoming @RachelUTG to the Dept of Psychiatry in the summer.
Prof Upthegrove is an internationally recognised clinical academic bringing a wealth of skills and experience to this key leadership role in the dept and @OxHealthBRC
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This marks the 6th publication part of my PhD 🥵 😁 and I am very much looking forward to complete it ! 🙏🏼🎊🎉
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Ongoing brain injury caused by #COVID19 may not always be detected by routine tests
@BenedictNeuro @Frosty_Immunity @InfectNeuroLab @covidcns @NIHRBioResource @Taams_Lab @Menon_Cambridge
news.liverpool.ac.uk/2023/12…
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Here is @GabyMohamady showing how medial frontal cells in mice encode a generalisable schema. The answer is very pretty in itself but, excitingly, it also suggests how the schema representation is formed. Also look out for mice doing zero-shot inferences!!
We’ve all heard of place cells: neurons that form a “cognitive map” representing the structure of the outside world. But what about our own structured behaviours? We took a deep mechanistic dive, out now on @biorxivpreprint : biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/… 🧵below:

































