My group is looking for a post doc who is passionate about high field layer fMRI methods, time series analysis, or functional contrast mechanisms. fim.nimh.nih.gov/positions-avai…

Different cell types in the basal forebrain (VGLUT2, ChAT, PV, and SOM) contribute to specific brain-wide activity patterns that link to different behaviors. This is a beautiful use of fMRI and sets a very high bar for the field. cell.com/neuron/fulltex…

Gracias 🧠 ingrid estmann 🇲🇽 ! Very excited to participate in this event in Monterrey! Nos vemos en 🇲🇽!!

The functional connectivity of the human claustrum. Great work by Lluviana Rdgz and Fernando Barrios. Thanks for inviting me to collaborate. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

👉The final already published version of our work about oxytocinergic transmission inhibiting nociception at the trigeminal level in a migraine pain model 🔗 jneurosci.org/content/44/17/…

The most interesting result I saw from #ISMRM24. Pretty convincing maps of brain conductivity changes with activation - highlighting white matter tracts. Looking forward to seeing how this progresses.

Una gran oportunidad de aprender, un excelente curso del Laboratorio Nacional de Imagenología por Resonancia Magnética UNAM

Inscríbete ya al curso de fMRI+DTI. Más información en: lanirem.inb.unam.mx/curso-fmri.html

🚨🎤Ep1 of the NEW SEASON 3 Sensitive Periods Podcast just dropped🎤🚨 @cecily_cardew & @AndrewCLynn kick off this season chatting about important research done by & with people of the Global Majority, joined by Dra. Lucía Magis Weinberg Gabriel Scheidecker & Sarael Alcauter buff.ly/3PqvIGF

I am honoured to be involved in this great episode. It was an enriching experience, we all can contribute to reduce the WEIRD bias in research.

La mejor reunión de neuroimagen del país, en su versión número 26, está a la vuelta de la esquina (9-11 oct). Envía tu trabajo antes del 23 de septiembre. Nos vemos en el CIMAT en Guanajuato! neurovision2024.eventos.cimat.mx/inicio_neurovi…

In this invited JMRI review, Li-Ming Hsu and I discuss the use of optogenetics, chemogenetics, and electrical deep brain stimulation techniques in rodent fMRI. We hope you find this a valuable resource on the progress made in the field. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/Q…

This is, in my opinion, a landmark paper demonstrating the impact of animal fMRI in helping us visualize how the frequency tuning properties of a tiny brain nucleus influence distinct brain-wide patterns!

Integrating brainstem and cortical functional architectures | nature.com/articles/s4159… led by Justine Hansen in Nature Neuroscience 400 cortical regions + 58 brainstem nuclei. Lesgo 🤘🕶️⤵️

Great work from our great colleagues on the quality of life of people with Lupus in Mexico. This is not only a scientific project, it is a community empowerment work. Lead by Alejandra Medina-Rivera and a large team of enthusiastic physicians and researchers. UNAM

Aspiring grad students: Check out this exciting opportunity to work with Dr. Merlin Fair developing advanced MRI acquisition methods with application in neuroscience.

We are organizing a Neuroimaging Summer School with the CERVO in Quebec and IBRO - International Brain Research Organization . LATAM graduate students will have all expenses paid. More info at the site and the email [email protected] Calls will close April 20. q2summerschool.com ibro.org/training-oppor…

1/ Six years in the making! Our preprint on SORDINO fMRI is out. We're sharing the raw data and sequence to facilitate brain-wide mapping in awake, behaving rodents. If this could be useful to your colleagues and friends, please help spread the word! biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Faculty position in Neurobiology Employer: Institute of Neurobiology, National Autonomous University of Mexico Location: Mexico (MX) Salary: Assistant Professor + benefits Closing date: Apr 29, 2025 Job Details: inb.unam.mx neurojobs.sfn.org/job/38761/facu…

Registrations are open for the 2nd International Symposium on Addiction Research (ISAR) 2025 in Querétaro, Mexico, from August 25-27. Come visit us and show your work! addictions.inb.unam.mx