We're excited to congratulate our faculty members who were named to @AcadRad's Council of Distinguished Investigators for their outstanding contributions to medical imaging: Drs. Adam Eggebrecht, Manu Goyal, Abhinav Jha and Daniel Thorek! https://t.co/gq8YeKuCOo #MIRresearch
Announcing Imaging Neuroscience Special Issue:
Optical & Acoustic Neuroimaging
https://t.co/mtNqXSSBcB
SI Editors: Adam Eggebrecht (Managing Guest Ed), Meryem Yucel, Paola Pinti, Rebecca Re, Charlie Demené, Monica Rosenberg (Executive SI Ed).
Open for submissions until end Oct
The @WustlBrainlight Lab received part of $6.2M from @eaglesautism to support their groundbreaking research. Led by @adameggebrecht, PhD, the lab aims to establish motor imitation as an autism biomarker using a wearable HD-DOT cap. #MIRresearch https://t.co/5ub75kDFol
🚀 Get ready for lightning-speed knowledge! Our Flash Talks by @LillianBehm, @LiamHywelCJ, and Sophia McMorrow are back to deliver bite-sized brilliance on diverse topics. Tune in for rapid-fire insights that will leave you amazed! ⚡️🧠 #FITNG2023
I'm presenting my posters on “neuromonitoring of neonatal cardiopulmonary bypass with high density diffusion tomography” and “mapping brain functions during gross motor imitation in children with ASD using HD-DOT”at #fnirs2022@SfNIRS@adameggebrecht@WustlBrainlight
And right in time for Dr @adameggebrecht mini-course on #DOT analysis using #NIRSfast and #neurodot is his #fNIRS2022 invited speaker🎬 check it out and let us know who we will see there! 👇 https://t.co/XEZ250XC1O
Congrats to @Caroline48712C, our #WashUCardS summer research fellow, who won Best Poster Presentation at the @WashUBME summer research competition last week!
.@adameggebrecht, PhD, received a two-year, $452,702 grant from @NIMHgov to lead a study that will investigate brain function underlying motor imitation in children with #autism spectrum disorder. https://t.co/nHo8goN1HM
Congratulations to our undergrad RA, Katie Mansfield, for winning the Dr. William S. Stark Undergraduate Research Award at Saint Louis University! This award honors a graduating neuroscience student who has demonstrated excellence in research.
A research study at #WashUMed seeks participants with and without autism. This study will look at brain function and social communication changes over childhood development in children with and without autism. [email protected] or (314) 747-5688.
The face of pure relief. COVID vaccinations started today here at #WashUMed and @BJC_healthcare, beginning with health-care workers and others in direct contact with COVID patients.
Share your own vaccine story with the #WashUMyBestShot hashtag!