A study reveals that obesity-related brain changes evolve across the lifespan and involve mitochondrial and inflammatory genes, as well as neurochemical and cognitive alterations.
https://t.co/1RX7MdjUiJ
Ever wondered how intense white matter hyperintensities are? In our latest paper just published in @braincomms, we explore how the intensities of different MRI images (so-called "signal measures") sampled within WMHs relate to disease progression https://t.co/S4F66UFkZ6
@Harvey_Bi2333 and automatically annotate subject imaging data attributes with pybids. So rather than using a particular "algorithm", you can think of Neurobagel as linking subject-level information in a common "language", which then enables cross-dataset search. Hope that helps! (2/2)
Want to find subjects in datasets with specific clinical-demographic characteristics without having to manually match variables/measures across cohorts? Visit our poster 2456 for Neurobagel, an open-source tool ecosystem for distributed dataset harmonization + query🔗🧠#OHBM2023
@Harvey_Bi2333 Hi Hanwen, thanks for your interest! Neurobagel harmonizes datasets by enabling users to semantically annotate tabular data using common terms from ontologies, which we curate and provide in our web-based annotation tool! We use Cognitive Atlas terms for cognitive data... (1/2)
Not joining us in Montréal this year but still want to get involved? You can also visit us on GitHub (https://t.co/250sj016pA) or at https://t.co/sbH5UGXhYH! 🥳
Who else is pumped for #ohbm2023?
Really excited for the meeting and to share the 10 posters from my lab this year. Lots of great work from the CoBrA Lab over the last year!
Here's a little thread to orient you too all the great stuff that we've been working on.
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Time to start rethinking how we publish in neuroimaging. Delighted about how unanimous a decision this was across editorial boards and how former EICs were consulted and supported this decision. Big props for @fmrib_steve for leading the way!!!
How can we examine the dependency across multiple measures across the cortex?
Excited to share @HadisKalantar's work presenting an analysis strategy for inter-individual variation cross-sectionally and longitudinally in brain maturation @NeuroImage_EiC
https://t.co/5DOMCuzPd1
neuromaps: structural and functional interpretation of brain maps | https://t.co/8ojYaKmd57
GoogleMaps for the brain!
By @rossdavism@JustineYHansen out now in @naturemethods 🧠🧰⤵️
New preprint up led by @HadisKalantar !!
Components of brain development derived by integrating of multiple morphology measures and their relationship to dev. gradients
Cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses, relationship with age, IQ, SES, and sex.
https://t.co/tPaebBnMb2
@CFraza Thank you so much! Would love to connect - if you didn’t have a chance to stop my poster this afternoon, let me know if you’re presenting one in the next few days and I’ll drop by to say hi! Otherwise, always happy to work something out over Twitter DM or email 😊
Virtual #OHBM2022 attendees! Join me at poster MT297 (https://t.co/6OljsRMy3X) from 2-3:30pm to discuss the latest in my work on linking cortical morphometric patterns in the psychosis spectrum to multiple data modalities 🧠💭🧬. Happy to also connect over Twitter or email!
Fought tooth and nail to make it to Glasgow on time for my oral presentation - no regrets!! Honoured and thankful to have had the opportunity to share my work with so many peers in the field.
Very excited that our Am. J. Psychiatry article came out: Schizophrenia Imaging Signatures and Their Associations With Cognition, Psychopathology, and Genetics in the General Population https://t.co/sBNnQ2o4nD
neuromaps: structural and functional interpretation of brain maps | https://t.co/5iexqpuxkZ
By @rossdavism@JustineYHansen + super collaborators
Want to contextualize brain maps? 🧰⤵️