HaririLab Duke

The Laboratory of NeuroGenetics is a Psych & Neuro lab at Duke University working to identify mechanisms behind differences in genes, brain, and behavior.

[nature @Nature]

Telltale features visible in standard brain images can reveal how quickly a person is ageing

https://t.co/6fbtsvoE5d

[ethan whitman @ethanwhitman777]

Now published in @NatureAging !

We introduce DunedinPACNI, a novel measure of the rate of aging derived from brain MRI, and validate it in three large, independent datasets

https://t.co/8iPdYLHV5s

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

Check out our new video about DunedinPACE - an epigenetic biomarker our group has developed to measure the human pace of aging. It serves as a speedometer for aging, offering a single-timepoint measurement of how fast a person is now aging.

https://t.co/2M1IX5jmJd

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

We are still taking applications for two exciting Postdoc opportunities!

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

📣 We are recruiting a PhD Student and Postdoc for Fall 2025 - spread the word! The Hariri/Moffitt/Caspi team is a great fit for those interested in midlife brain aging, its origins in early life, and its implications for later life. More at https://t.co/8Bg3O7LTk9

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

📣📣 We have another exciting opportunity open in our research group at Duke in Durham, NC - we are hiring a data manager! Please spread the word to anyone who might be interested, especially those in the Triangle area. More here: https://t.co/dsWGVqELP0

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

📣 We are recruiting a PhD Student and Postdoc for Fall 2025 - spread the word! The Hariri/Moffitt/Caspi team is a great fit for those interested in midlife brain aging, its origins in early life, and its implications for later life. More at https://t.co/8Bg3O7LTk9

[ethan whitman @ethanwhitman777]

some people age faster than others – but how should we measure it?

excited to share our preprint where we propose a new measure of the rate of biological aging that can be derived from a single structural brain scan https://t.co/QBGP0tKOSQ

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

📣 We are recruiting a PhD Student and Postdoc for Fall 2025 - spread the word! The Hariri/Moffitt/Caspi team is a great fit for those interested in midlife brain aging, its origins in early life, and its implications for later life. More at https://t.co/8Bg3O7LTk9

[Imaging Neuroscience @ImagingNeurosci]

New paper in Imaging Neuroscience by Maxwell L. Elliott, Randy L. Buckner, et al:

Precision brain morphometry using cluster scanning

https://t.co/tzzvmrmgyL

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

@neurojacob @UMiamiPsych Congrats!!!

[ethan whitman @ethanwhitman777]

excited to share this new preprint! we show that a DNA methylation measure of the pace of aging, DunedinPACE, is consistently associated with structural brain integrity in three datasets https://t.co/YJj47UNePN

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

@adrienne_romer @DiegoPizzagalli Congratulations!! Well deserved :-) We are so happy for you!!!

[ethan whitman @ethanwhitman777]

our new paper from @NeurogenDuke is now out in Cerebral Cortex ! https://t.co/ySEvGpBRjK

[ethan whitman @ethanwhitman777]

excited to share the preprint of my first project with the Moffit & Caspi lab & @NeurogenDuke ! we show that both motor and cognitive functioning are associated with the functional topography of higher-order brain networks during midlife
https://t.co/lFT2bUzeXe

[Annchen Knodt @annchenknodt]

Excited to share our latest publication at @NeurogenDuke! We evaluate brain structure in #cannabis users in the Dunedin Study, finding patterns of reduced integrity, but they are explained by concurrent use of #alcohol and #tobacco.

https://t.co/l4bynNEH4l

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

We are beyond excited to prepare to launch the next wave of imaging in the Dunedin Study!

[Duke Institute for Brain Sciences @DukeBrain]

Congrats to @DukePsychNeuro prof's Terrie Moffitt, Avshalom Caspi + @NeurogenDuke, who were awarded 3 @NIHAging grants totaling $13M to study:
🔹 if midlife 🧠 scans predict Alzheimer's risk
🔹 why some people age faster than others
🔹 if lifestyle changes curb accelerated aging

[National Centre for Lifecourse Research @NCLR_Lifecourse]

We're celebrating 50 years of The Dunedin Study! 🥳
Congratulations to all involved in this important mahi over the last half-century. Most importantly, we are indebted to the 1037 student members who have shared so much of their lives with us. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou.

[Duke Institute for Brain Sciences @DukeBrain]

DIBS professor of @DukePsychNeuro Ahmad Hariri PhD (@NeurogenDuke) creates colorful brain "road maps" to chart the biological routes leading to individual differences in behavior and risk for psychiatric and neurological disorders 🌈🧠 https://t.co/XP7U1MO9Lf

[Duke Psychology & Neuroscience @DukePsychNeuro]

Congratulations to Terrie Moffitt, winner of the 2022 Grawemeyer Award in Psychology whose research over the past 25 years has provided insight on the nature of juvenile crime – leading to changes in how the courts prosecute juveniles. https://t.co/8mQFzeN1mN
@DukeU @DukeTrinity

[HaririLab Duke @NeurogenDuke]

Excited to be a part of the GAAIN platform for facilitating collaborative Alzheimer's research!

[GAAIN @alzGAAIN]

A new Data Partner joins #alzGAAIN! The Dunedin Brain Imaging Study (DBIS) from @NeurogenDuke studied neuroimaging data from over 800 subjects in Dunedin, New Zealand to understand healthy and unhealthy brain aging.

Learn more on the #GAAINInterrogator: https://t.co/FYAsykSYun

[Nils Muhlert @nilsmuhlert]

Low ICCs in task-based fMRI, why the Hariri lab (@NeurogenDuke) started focussing on structural MRI for studying reliable individual differences, and how reliability can be improved for fMRI (from 17mins on): https://t.co/NtbhRKHr24 @OHBM