Introducing Brittany Rurak (@BKRurak ), an executive committee officer and PhD candidate at Murdoch University using TMS to investigate the pathophysiology of tremor in people with #Parkinsons disease.
Don't miss out on hearing from some of @MurdochUni's #WomenInSTEM leaders at the @wis_murdoch symposium being held at our Perth campus next Fri 5 Nov @ 11am.
Details to register below.
VERY excited to share our findings which replicate previous reports of reduced effective connectivity measured using dual-site TMS in older than younger adults ⬇️ #TMS#WomenInSTEM
JUST RELEASED in @EJNeuroscience
Reduced SMA‐M1 connectivity in older than younger adults measured using dual‐site TMS
@BKRurak of Murdoch University Research
@MUniResearch
https://t.co/XhAE9l69P7
Save The Date! Details of our 2021 Women in STEMM: Murdoch University Research Symposium, are in!
We are so pleased to announce Prof Fiona Wood will be our keynote. More #womeninSTEM to be announced!
We have some exciting results showing stable measures of effective connectivity between SMA-M1 using dual-site TMS in younger and older adults! Check out our recent publication ⬇️ #TMS#ageing
https://t.co/nh6GGgegIf
Thank you to our panel members for sharing their expertise and insights today! @b_fitzgibbon @coxontweets@DrAsh_Smith @DrSMschabrun @HannahFilmer1 Hak Fujiyama, Trevor Brown, @LucaCocchi78 @BrentonHordacre Jennifer Rodger
Final #ABSS2021 ONLINE program now available - https://t.co/ud9YU0cUxv
Four Outstanding Keynote Speakers, basic and clinical research presentations, 'Meet the Editor' and 'Grant Review Panels', student and ECR networking event.
Four half days: 12-15 July 2021.
Register Now!
Officially a member of the ‘first author’ club!! We examined whether dual-site #TMS measures of cerebellum-M1 connectivity were: 1️⃣ reliable; 2️⃣ different between younger and older adults, 3️⃣ associated with bilateral movement.
Check it out ➡️ https://t.co/bGV0hhHkiP
#PhDchat