Dan Hermens

Professor of Youth Mental Health & Neurobiology, Thompson Institute. Views expressed are my own. PI of the Longitudinal Adolescent Brain Study:

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

Would very much value your feedback on this preprint @LMWilliams_PhD - should cortical shape / geometric eigenmodes be utilised in precision psychiatry?
@DrMKorgaonkar

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

Could developing uniqueness of cortical 🧠 shape predict mental health outcomes?
Our brain fingerprinting study (613 scans, 116 adolescents) found ⬇️cortical uniqueness is associated with ⬆️psychological distress &⬇️wellbeing, current & future. Preprint:
https://t.co/gP0zlEx0u8

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

Could developing uniqueness of cortical 🧠 shape predict mental health outcomes?
Our brain fingerprinting study (613 scans, 116 adolescents) found ⬇️cortical uniqueness is associated with ⬆️psychological distress &⬇️wellbeing, current & future. Preprint:
https://t.co/gP0zlEx0u8

[Ian Hickie @ian_hickie]

Increased metabolic risk in young people with emerging mood disorders and circadian rhythm disruption. | Cambridge Open Engage - https://t.co/outbyawl1K Sharing emerging results through @CUP_RDirections platform. Risks to cardiovascular disease deserving of early intervention

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

@ian_hickie - really keen to get your thoughts on this preprint... it empirically supports the pluripotential concept we discussed/examined in youth mental health clinics @BrainMind_Usyd, this time in a community sample...
@frankiorfino @JacobJCrouse
https://t.co/W7SC4EEbO9

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

We utilised a high dimensional, longitudinal dataset from N=166 adolescents. We found that 6 polysymptomatic mental health ‘states’ emerge early & are pluripotential, with transitory trajectories. Please read the preprint, add any feedback you may have:
https://t.co/W7SC4EEbO9

[Mayuresh Korgaonkar @DrMKorgaonkar]

Latest work on how fMRI could be used to identify clinical biotypes of depression. Collaborative work led by @LeonardoTozzi1 @LMWilliams_PhD @Stanford_PMHW and other colleagues tagged below

[Jolene A. Cox @CoxJoleneA]

My first of many papers on the use of systems thinking methods in mental health - this one is on help-seeking for self-harm in young people. Published in Adolescent Research Review: https://t.co/4oZGDbGAoX
Big thanks to @usceduau for funding this project!

[The Matilda Centre @TheMatilda_USyd]

#RESEARCH
CHILDHOOD MALTREATMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR UP TO 40 PERCENT OF MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS found in new study from the Matilda Centre, led by Dr @LucyGrummitt.
Full paper in @JAMAPsych: https://t.co/dXktXrMqak

[Jake Crouse @JacobJCrouse]

Reactive vs endogenous depression is a popular but simplistic account of the complexities of depression

See our explainer + study on interplay of genes & stressors in depression
https://t.co/rBxPqJZRjk

@molpsychiatry @ian_hickie

https://t.co/ZtvlHr120v via @ConversationEDU

[Lucina Uddin @LucinaUddin]

Attention lifespan neuroscientists! Global signal topography differs across age groups. Thought you should know 🧠 @danilobzdok @cately00 @bttyeo @Nathan_Spreng @ImagingNeurosci
Systematic cross-sectional age-associations in global fMRI signal topography https://t.co/0d6tPP7EfO

[Christian K. Tamnes @cktamnes]

New paper from the lab by Linn Norbom: Parental education and income are linked to offspring cortical brain structure and psychopathology at 9–11 years - JCPP Advances - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/xRjFkVzliD

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

@JacobJCrouse @wellcometrust @nhmrc @ian_hickie @circadian247 @mirandarwolpert Great to see this in World Psychiatry, a nice paper @ian_hickie & @JacobJCrouse!

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

@BelLiddell @Uni_Newcastle Congrats again @BelLiddell, I'm sure you'll be amazing in the new role there... hope I can visit soon!

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

@JacobJCrouse @ndosenbach @gordonneuro @DosenbachLab @JacobJCrouse - I wonder: if we had have described this as the 'action-mode' network, our paper might have picked up some more citations!

https://t.co/eHjjRauODf

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

@JacobJCrouse @ndosenbach @gordonneuro @DosenbachLab Many thanks @JacobJCrouse - this is great! A much better name for this network, I will read this work with much interest...

[Nico Dosenbach @ndosenbach]

Introducing the Action-Mode Network – AMN. Better late than never! 17 years ago, we clumsily called this the Cingulo-opercular Network (CON) based on its anatomy (we weren’t exactly sure what it does). Now we’ve finally got the evidence to give it the functional name it deserves: the Action-mode Network (AMN). Find our arguments here: https://t.co/z8290fmmVB with the peerless Marc Raichle and the brilliant @gordonneuro. 🧵 ↓

[Amanda Boyes @amanda_boyes]

Delighted to be interviewed by @7NewsSC today about our new LABS #research paper as part of their segment on back to school stress with fellow Thompson Institute YMH Postdoc Dr Michelle Kennedy @usceduau @ResearchUSC_AU @DanHermens #youth #mentalhealth

[Frank Iorfino @frankiorfino]

🚨Our paper on understanding the temporal dependencies between transdiagnostic mental health and other relevant factors using Bayesian networks.

TLDR: Functioning has temporal effects on suicidality

@MathewVaridel @IanHickie @ProfSallyCripps

https://t.co/FTlVN2Czs3

[Amanda Boyes @amanda_boyes]

#Flux2023 Have you heard about our Longitudinal Adolescent Brain Study (LABS) on the ☀️ Sunshine Coast yet? Come & chat to me at my poster (#3-B-11) tomorrow! I’m presenting some pilot data for an upcoming 🧠 geometry paper. Would love your 💭 @FluxSociety @DanHermens @usceduau

[Dan Hermens @DanHermens]

@BrainMind_Usyd @JacobJCrouse @SydneyLHD Congrats Jake!