Our paper on CSF, BOLD, pupil, and physiological measures in sleep deprivation and recovery sleep is finally out! 🎉 Congrats Zinong!
https://t.co/0joyYnsSh6
Thrilled to have organized and presented at the “Coping with Sleepiness” symposium at #IOP2025 in Krakow! A fantastic experience sharing the stage with @dragamana, @JTegelbeckers and A. Domagalik — insightful talks and great discussions! 🧠💤✨
Great meeting #cns2025! Many thanks for organizers
@CogNeuroNews. I enjoyed presenting the Data Blitz talk (https://t.co/2Hr0Fks17H...), poster, and meeting old and new friends!
🎉Congratulations to Associate Professor Laura Lewis, a Picower Institute Affiliate Member, on being recognized for postdoctoral mentoring https://t.co/x71IosUJJz
Straight from BloodFest 2024 - amazing meeting in Burlington, VT, focused on neurovascular mechanisms. Thank you @AnnaDevor and @NelsonLab1 for organizing it!
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It was so exciting to speak with @gomezdanp & @EBeldzik about their #LongCovid study into MRI and mapping the brain during tasks
Direct link to episode & transcript: https://t.co/BKdgUF6970
How much variance in conflict brain signals can be explained purely by RT? Should we regress out RT from EEG and fMRI data in cognitive tasks? Our new results indicate that yes, we should! https://t.co/Qwbte3BVhA
excited to share our new paper! waves of csf appear spontaneously in the human brain during sleep, but is it possible to drive similar waves of csf flow during the wake state via neurovascular coupling? yes! we found that we could drive reliable macroscopic csf flow
How does our brain process and recognize places seen (or not) in real life? Check out our new fMRI paper in Behavioral Brain Research https://t.co/b4sCeK2JHQ