Early N3 Lab

PI: Dr. Marisa Spann, PhD, MPH
Herbert Irving Associate Professor of Medical Psychology, Departments of Psychiatry and Pediatrics @ Columbia University

[Early N3 Lab @N3early]

We are seeking a full-time Research Associate to perform research duties supporting NIH-funded studies of maternal-child health, including longitudinal fetal and infant neuroimaging.

https://t.co/ZcWkJ8oayK

@FIT_NGIn @devpsybio @FluxSociety

[Dustin Scheinost @DScheinost]

Can neuroimaging predictive models survive across diverse real-world data?🧠🌎We put models to the test across 3 large-scale unharmonized datasets with over 2,800 participants. See our new work in this special issue of Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience: https://t.co/vxoYYrOKV6

[Early N3 Lab @N3early]

Excited to share our new Hot Topic article "Applying fetal, infant, and toddler (FIT) neuroimaging to understand mental health," recently published in Neuropsychopharmacology! https://t.co/FEQUY560Od

[Early N3 Lab @N3early]

Special thanks to the NYP Dalio Center for Health Justice for the opportunity to present our research on discrimination during pregnancy and infant brain connectivity at their Pediatric Health Equity symposium!

[Prof Omid Khaiyat M.D., PhD @Omid_HopeUni]

Associations between greater grip strength, brain structure, and mental health👇🏼

⤴️ brain grey matter volume
⤴️ cognitive functioning
⤴️ life satisfaction
⤴️ subjective well-being
⤵️ depression & anxiety symptoms

#grip #brain #mentalhealth #strength
https://t.co/R1CYLTogzs

[Early N3 Lab @N3early]

Excited that our work continues to get visibility! Catch Dr. Marisa Spann and @DScheinost on NBC News Connecticut tonight at 7pm! @NBCConnecticut
https://t.co/s6jDHJhpsT
https://t.co/xtpIVr70M2

[Huili Sun @huili_sun]

I'm thrilled to share that our work from @DScheinost's lab is out on @NatureComms! https://t.co/HrWwRpglhG

[Early N3 Lab @N3early]

@huili_sun @DScheinost @NatureComms Great work @huili_sun! @FIT_NGIn

[Dr. AP | Action Potential Mentoring, LLC @action_ap]

Grip strength is a highly underrated metric of health.

https://t.co/NxTrfeJVKl.

[Wu Tsai Institute | Yale University @WuTsaiYale]

"... scientists can take a #connectome constructed from one atlas and reconfigure it to conform to another atlas without having to reprocess data." 🧠🌐 Read more about CAROT, Cross Atlas Remapping via Optimal Transport: https://t.co/C5SmoagIoU

#KnowTogether @DScheinost @aminkarbasi
#DataScience #Neuroscience #fMRI

[Yale University @Yale]

This latest edition of Insights & Outcomes is coming at you with all the feels. Yale researchers study a biomarker for craving, a link between climate change and certain bacteria, and a neurological route for vicarious thrills. #Yale https://t.co/s8Rh6laNvo

[Maggie Westwater, PhD @maggieeastfire]

I'm thrilled to share our new paper on #eatingdisorders out now in @NatMentHealth! https://t.co/nB3SYoirmj

'Assessing a multivariate model of brain-mediated genetic influences on disordered eating in the ABCD cohort' 🧬🧠📉

Here's a brief 🧵

[Wu Tsai Institute | Yale University @WuTsaiYale]

"Yale researchers study a biomarker for craving... and a neurological route for vicarious thrills." Read about the research: https://t.co/Yb06QzT9I4

#HumansOfWTI @DScheinost #Psychiatry #TransdiagnosticModeling #Connectomics @stevewcchang #Neuroscience #NeuralProcessing #SocialBehavior #KnowTogether

[Neuroscience News @NeuroscienceNew]

New research reveals an intriguing connection between liver fibrosis and cognitive decline, potentially mediated by inflammation. This discovery highlights the interconnectedness of our physical and mental health. Early liver disease surveillance could be key.

#neuroscience

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[Rongtao Jiang @RongtaoJiang]

Curious about how liver fibrosis affects cognitive functioning and brain structure? Check out our new paper published in @eBioMedicine, showing the liver-brain axis and highlighting the mediating effect of systemic inflammation. https://t.co/kzRK71q0Wj

[Agingdoc🩺Dr David Barzilai🔔MD PhD MS MBA DipABLM @agingdoc1]

Liver fibrosis linked to reduced cognitive ability and brain volume

“A new Yale-led study finds that liver fibrosis is associated with reduced cognitive function and brain volume, a link mediated, in part, by inflammation..”

@MalloryLocklear #scicomm

🔗https://t.co/kqLvdmePNm

[Yale University @Yale]

Maps of brain connectivity are built on brain atlases, of which there are many. A new tool allows researchers to compare maps built on different atlases. @YaleMed @YaleSEAS #Yale https://t.co/mXjBUOjdYH

[Rongtao Jiang @RongtaoJiang]

Curious about how frailty may be an indicator of other health outcomes? We present new work that suggests a link between frailty and >300 health-related outcomes, especially those relating to mental health, which may be mediated by brain structure. Now out in @LancetDigitalH

[Dustin Scheinost @DScheinost]

A bit late in posting this …

Now out (and on the cover!) of the June issue of AJP: “Transdiagnostic Connectome-Based Prediction of Craving“

Using task-based functional connectomes, we predicted self-reported cravings in 274 individuals with CPM.

https://t.co/h1wovxAOl9

[Javid Dadashkarimi @JDadashkarimi]

In new work out in Medical Image Analysis, we present  CAROT: Cross Atlas Remapping via Optimal Transport. CAROT touches on some of the vibrant areas of functional MRI, predictive modeling, neuroimaging, & connectomics including privacy & open science 1/16 https://t.co/mVhmCZarfB

[Stephanie Noble (@sneuroble.bsky.social) @sNeuroble]

📣Join our team! The Neuro-PRISM lab will soon hire a 🚨lab manager🚨 and 🚀postdoc🚀 to work with us on unraveling fundamental brain measurement principles and individualized methods 🧠

More info here: https://t.co/5gHvpJQT5i
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