Delighted to see @toreerdmann's study out in @JAMAPsych: Amygdala Reactivity, Antidepressant Discontinuation, and Relapse https://t.co/r83x4McmOg. Amygdala reactivity to faces increases with antidepressant discontinuation mostly in those who then go on to relapse. @_HenrikWalter
Invertible neural networks can help to synthesize realistic medical imaging data to augment training datasets for AI. This is similar to Cycle consistency in a generative adversarial network (GAN). Packed audience for Lena Maier Hein Keynote @DaliWorkshop@MICCAI_Society
Kölle Alaaf - The #DynaMORE General Assembly meeting is a great success, with nearly 30 delegates discussing scientific progress and reaching important decisions👏🏻✨
Special thanks to @concentris_EU for organising this #meeting!
Tag @DynaMORE_H2020 to share your best bits📸
Small samples and conceptual issues: Our commentary led by @DukartJuergen on this paper is now available @NatureHumBehav:
https://t.co/puyvMEF7tR
Enticing but poorly replicable findings come with the danger of wasted resources waste and public trust.
@KordingLab @tdverstynen
@PessoaBrain@PTenigma@IlyaVeer @ajshackman But the light is too bright. 😎 No, to be serious: We should not consider it as an emotional probe, I agree, but it is still useful to investigate the neurogenetics of face processing, e.g. in the FFA. Not unreasonable to expect some findings from an evolutionary point of view.
@PessoaBrain@PTenigma@IlyaVeer @ajshackman And: If you search a while under the light you might be faster to acquire the search skills in order to find the key in the dark.
@PessoaBrain@PTenigma@IlyaVeer @ajshackman And also note, that the faces task is not great and reliable for amygdala activation, but activation of the fusiform face area is very robust: In Elliott et al.'s review in PschSci 2020 the FFA had the highest reliablity of all ROIs (above HCP or at 0.6 in the Dunedin study).
@PessoaBrain@PTenigma@IlyaVeer @ajshackman P.S. Our pipeline HALFPipe is also suited to do the same for resting state and already in use for this in ENIGMA PTSD and ENIMGA MDD
Resilience in times of crisis. I reported on first results of our DynaCORE study (https://t.co/nxpj3jTvGU) in German TV on May 20th 2020: future-orientation and positive reappraisal do help. https://t.co/I3Zh6lQDyX
Empfehle ich auch. Allerdings ist "Neurophilosophy of Free Will" (MIT, 2001) von Henrik Walter geschrieben, Cynthia Klohr hat es sehr schön aus dem Deutschen (1997) übersetzt.
Our new study on "Self control and interoception" is out since April 10th. https://t.co/gcSIzAXygU We will continue this work as 4 more years of funding for the SFB 940 https://t.co/daNNCWi3Ez was approved just a few days ago by the DFG!
Our book "Psychoneurowissenschaften" (Eds. Roth, Heinz Walter) by Springer (in German) is out. It contains a chapter on "Natur, Diagnose und Klassifikation psychischer Störungen" by myself which I think is a nice overview for non-experts.
https://t.co/Njg9halwxC
Results from the first 5000 European DynaCORE participants now in #preprint: Positive appraisal style is a key for #resilience, to uphold #mentalhealth in the face of #Corona-related and general stressors. Big thanks to all collaborators and participants! https://t.co/ByKYvd9Wj8
Prof. Kalisch reporting insights from the first 5000 DynaCORE participants to the German magazine @derspiegel: The ability to see positive aspects and to accept the unchangeable ones turn out key protectors of #mentalhealth. Big thanks to all supporters! https://t.co/vJZ35zPCXe