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We recently had an AFNI Bootcamp back at NIH. It was our first in-person one "at home" in four years, bc of covid. Thanks to these folks (and to the others online, we forgot to do a Zoom screenshot) for putting up with us for a week! Glad to be getting back toward more normal.

If you will be at #SfN2023 and are interested in auditory experience and individual brain organization, stop by our poster on Tuesday’s afternoon 👇

Come hear about individual differences in deafness 🧠 #SfN2023

The long🧵on : “Contentopic mapping in ventral and dorsal association cortex: the topographical organization of manipulable object information” biorxiv.org/content/10.110… Object information is organized in topographical maps similar to those in sensory cortices (eg, retinotopy).1/20

Please RT! 🧠🔬 Exciting Research Opportunity Alert! We’re recruiting people with blindness from the DC/DMV area for a new study samp-lab.facultysite.georgetown.edu/volunteer-for-… #BrainResearch #Neuroscience #BrainPlasticity #GeorgetownStudy #Blindness

SAMP Lab at Georgetown University Medical Center is recruiting early blind people for a new study on individual differences in blindness samp-lab.facultysite.georgetown.edu/volunteer-for-… via Ella Striem-Amit (@striemamit.bsky.social); more info in the thread x.com/StriemAmit/sta…

🗣️ "March 8th is coming and women in science are revolting - against the lack of funding and biased evaluations that discriminate against us." 🗞️ Read the new opinion article by #ITQBNOVA researcher Cecília Arraiano: bitly.ws/3f7XW NOVA Oeiras Valley ArraianoLab

Excited to be at the VSS Meeting for the first time! 🎉 Join me today at 12:45pm in the Sabel/Sawgrass room for a cool discussion on accessibility. And swing by Poster 43.473 in the Pavilion on Monday morning to chat about individual brain connectivity patterns in blindness.

If you are interested in blindness and individual brain organization, stop by our poster tomorrow morning 👇#vss2024

Congratulations to Lénia Amaral for her paper coming out at PNAS! Longitudinal stability of individual brain plasticity patterns in #blindness pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Fascinating: the brain region that processes visual information in sighted people develops a unique connectivity pattern in people born blind (like a fingerprint). Implications for visual rehabilitation? Lénia Amaral Ella Striem-Amit (@striemamit.bsky.social) #NEIfunded PNASNews: bit.ly/46ACTD1

Congratulations to Lénia Amaral on receiving an Honorable Mention for the APP Young Researcher Award in Psychology! 👏 The award was given by the Portuguese Psychological Association at the 12th National Symposium on Psychological Research.