Come visit CCNA’s booth at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2025, July 27-31 in Toronto! You can find us at the Canadian Pavilion 🇨🇦! #AAIC25
Worried about geometric distortion in MRI?
Hoping for correction methods to improve longitudinal morphological analysis?
@vfonov's LEGO phanton has been validated in ONDRI https://t.co/rSPUwioVZw
Dadar et al. show that diffusely abnormal white matter transforms into focal white matter lesions over time in both relapsing-remitting MS and secondary progressive MS. https://t.co/rfB1LtIDAT
🚨Job ALERT!🚨 We're looking for a motivated research assistant to come work with me and @YasharZeighami at the @DouglasResearch@mcgillu on a exciting post-mortem data collection and imaging project studying aging and neurodegeneration. Please RT! https://t.co/Ksu4kkRq0B
Reasons to apply to Research Software Developer position in my lab. :
- well paid, flexible, @mcgillu benefits
- beautiful @Montreal
- cutting edge project in image guided surgery
- direct benefits to patients
- 3D graphics, #AugmentedReality
- rich fun collaborative environment
Our new article in Human Brain Mapping may be of interest. "Allometry in the corpus callosum in neonates: Sexual dimorphism" https://t.co/L4hb7PwtTA
Our study shows that neonates (from the FinnBrain Birth Cohort Study) already exhibit sexual dimorphism in the corpus callosum.
2-year postdoc position available! @MartaKersten (https://t.co/sox0jXh8PB) and myself (https://t.co/peGJHdMkVc) @Concordia are looking for a postdoc to join our team to work on augmented-reality and AI guided minimally invasive neurosurgery. Please RT https://t.co/mMFNm6SzGg
Rewarded after a long journey: our cortico-subcortical fMRI-based surface parcellation paper is officially published! @DrJohnDLewis, myself, @vfonov@dlouiscollins, Alan C. Evans
Come see my poster at #AAIC21 , on how Falcon distinguishes atrophy patterns in FTD: "FALCON accurately detects atrophy patterns in frontotemporal dementia subtypes" in Biomarkers, Alzheimer's imaging consortium Hall 6.