Biomarker Research and Imaging for Neuroscience
London, England
Joined March 2017
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Calling recent PhD graduates, 1-2 years post-PhD, not yet ready for a full senior fellowship or lectureship? Join our #preclinical #neuroimaging laboratory on a prestigious King’s Prize Fellowship:
kcl.ac.uk/jobs/094871-kings-… (deadline 28th November 2024)
Our laboratory brain-imaging.org offers access to cutting-edge technology, including a 9.4T scanner with cryoprobe, state-of-the-art EEG and fiber photometry rigs and a full range of behavioural, surgical, and wet-lab capabilities.
If you’re keen to take up or take your preclinical neuroimaging to the next level contact us for an informal discussion about potential sponsorship.
#Fellowship #ResearchOpportunity #Neuroimaging #EarlyCareerResearchers #KingsCollegeLondon
3 days left to apply:
We're hiring! If you have a PhD in Neuroimaging, Biophysics or Engineering and want to combine MR physics with preclinical brain imaging, consider joining us as a full-time staff scientist. Apply by 1st September tinyurl.com/mr2sukud
#Postdoc #MRPhysics #Neuroimaging
Great work from a great team in Coimbra and Lisbon
New paper out in @braincomms ! We developed a morphine-conditioned protocol suitable for contextual stimuli presentation inside a fMRI scanner, to analyse functional maps of drug-related memory that may support the relapse-triggering ability of opioids
academic.oup.com/braincomms/…
We're hiring! If you have a PhD in Neuroimaging, Biophysics or Engineering and want to combine MR physics with preclinical brain imaging, consider joining us as a full-time staff scientist. Apply by 1st September tinyurl.com/mr2sukud
#Postdoc #MRPhysics #Neuroimaging
We are eager to support fellowship applications and help you take the next step in your in brain imaging or electrophysiology career. Reach out for an informal discussion!
#neuroimaging #fellowships #neuroscience #brain #electrophysiology
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💡1 PhD and 1 Postdoc position still open for joining my new lab @unige_en and help us re-defining the use of MRI for tracking biological processes #neuromodulation #fMRI #optogenetics #CellReplacementTherapy. Contact me for more information! Pls RT 🙏
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📢 My lab has 3 fully-funded #PhD scholarships at @cimec_unitrento. The candidates will work in my lab @IITalk in #Rovereto to investigate how modulatory transmission affects fMRI connectivity. For informal inquiries drop an email. Deadline: June 24th
🔗tinyurl.com/mw54vp2s
agree with everything (except maybe the high field MRI part 😜) eneuro.org/content/11/5/ENEU…
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🧠Join our lab @iitalk in Rovereto, Italy!🚀
We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher interested in implementing concurrent fMRI and optical imaging in 🐁 as part of @ERC_Research #Brainamics
Full infopack here➡️tinyurl.com/abyzuhsa
And many more openings in the lab soon!
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⚡️Excited to share that I've received funding from @HCNP_Geneva to launch a new research line combining cell transplantation therapy 🔬 with optogenetics 🔦and fMRI 🧲🐭. Looking for two PhDs to join my new lab @unige_en. Please send me a PM or an email to know morel! Please RT!
You all know how fMRI results are often described as 'brain areas lighting up'? It's a metaphorical way of referring to the statistical 'colouring in' of regions with increased signals, typically using red-yellow hues.
Here is our favourite example of the brain signal truly 'lighting up' in a single mouse. It shows increased blood flow (indicated by more yellow) in the striatum, accumbens, and cingulate areas after the administration of a neuroactive drug, amphetamine.
This visualization was created by (twitter-less) Eugene Kim using a modified version of pulsed ASL on Bruker 9.4 scanner. #Neuroscience #fMRI #BrainActivity 🧠🌟 If you are at #EMIM2024 come and see our Friday morning poster Neuro-035
Want a PhD to investigate links between maternal stress, depression and the brain? only 8 days left to apply for the MRC DTP scheme, on EU funded project with @VernonLab_KCL kcl-mrcdtp.com/project/linki…
Join us in beautiful Porto with @ESMI_society : just over a month to submit abstracts to an excellent multidisciplinary imaging meeting e-smi.eu/meetings/emim/2024-…
Exciting results from our collaboration with @carmensandi10 lab: research in a rodent model pinpoints reduced glucocorticoids' key role in PTSD traits, exploring impacts on brain structure, sleep & memory. tinyurl.com/5n7twwx6
Glucocorticoid treatment could be a game-changer for PTSD. Intriguingly, rats with both extremely low and high glucocorticoid stress responses showed reduced hippocampal volume. It underscores the importance of balanced glucocorticoids for brain health.
It's not a ‘one size fits all’ for stress; both extremes can lead to abnormalities, as seen in earlier findings also by Sandi et al. (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3044…). Seems it's all about striking the right stress balance!
