📢 Announcing the ISTAART Atypical Alzheimer's Disease PIA journal club for 2024! 🧠 We will feature a study led by Neha A Singh, presented by Niels Reijner and additionally discussed by Shire Walker. 📆 When: Nov 07, 10:30 AM CT 🔗 Register here: alz-org.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

In #MS, cognition can decline independent of relapse as well as independent of worsening physical disability, according to a study by Tom Fuchs of University at Buffalo MD-PhD Program & colleagues in MSJ. Read our Q&A here: buff.ly/3YahVY3 #SoMeDocs #NeuroTwitter

✨Highlighting the #EANO2024 Awardees✨ Linda Douw from multinetlab in Amsterdam has been selected to receive the EANO Nurse & Allied Health Professional Research Award 2024. Congratulations! 🎉 Join her Poster Presentation today 🗓️ FRI, Oct 18 🕙12:10-12:35 📍Lomond

Plenary by Linda Douw Who would had been predicted we were going to be listening to the "network theory" to understand the multidimensional nature of glioma? It's happening at #EANO2024 Congrats Linda for the award and the excellent plenary talk

This was a pretty amazing experience, also in light of the other excellent connectome talks in the plenary session. 🕸 The 2007 version of me didn't expect this when starting a PhD on network neuroscience in neurooncology as kind of a weird topic! #EANO2024

Important #MS findings! In our Q&A with Tom Fuchs of University at Buffalo MD-PhD Program, he discusses his MSJ-published study which found in #MS, cognition can decline independent of relapse as well as independent of worsening physical disability. Read: buff.ly/3YahVY3 #PIRA

Cognitive progression independent of relapse is common in people with #MultipleSclerosis (68.1% of cognitive decline events). Retrospective study with 8 years of follow-up from Tom Fuchs MS Centrum Amsterdam Amsterdam UMC Jacobs School at University at Buffalo UBuffalo ▶️ journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11… 1/🧵

This Friday, @j_rottgering is defending her PhD thesis 🎓! At 13:45 Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (inactief), Jantine will discuss "Changing perspectives on fatigue in glioma". This is a public event, so feel free to join live or on zoom! vu.nl/nl/agenda/2024…

Full house at our OS group's workshop day, which starts with a big celebration of their almost finished Open Science Guidebook for Neuroscience 🥳🔓

Researchers at our department presented the Open Science guidebook for Neuroscience - perfect timing during #OpenAccessWeek! 🥳

Couldn't be happier for Dr. 👩🏼‍🎓 @j_rottgering, who defended her thesis today Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (inactief). Just like her artwork and fashion, she provided a colorful vision on fatigue in glioma. Congrats 🥳

How does cognitive testing contribute to personalized care for patients with multiple sclerosis? See my recent article in NeurologyLive® addressing this question bit.ly/cogforpersonal… This work supported by ECTRIMS Anatomy & Neurosciences MS Centrum Amsterdam

Seminar time! Today, it was multinetlab's turn, and mona.zimmermann and Marieke presented their work on glioma patients' brain activity 🧠 and fitness 🏃‍♂️🚴, respectively.

Wohooo congrats Doctor @eduardagzc!!! And 🙏 for the namedrop during your phd defense 😆

Seminar of today: Tom Fuchs on clinical risk stratification ☂️

Yay, Sophie Fitzsimmons on her way to receive her phd 👩‍🎓, cum laude 🥳!

Join us for a one-of-a-kind chat among network neuroscientists on topics including #multilayer #controllability and #AI Featuring Dani S. Bassett Petra Vertes Linda Douw Bratislav Misic Live Dec 06, 2024 AccelNet-MultiNet Free registration t.ly/enXlU

Announcing our first speaker for NetSci 2025... Linda Douw, Associate Professor at Amsterdam UMC and Head of the Multiscale Network Neuroscience Lab "𝘔𝘶𝘭𝘵𝘪𝘴𝘤𝘢𝘭𝘦 𝘯𝘦𝘵𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘬 𝘯𝘦𝘶𝘳𝘰𝘴𝘤𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘦"

The #CCSS lunch meeting talk by dr. Linda Douw (Linda Douw) on "Multiscale Network Neuroscience: finding resilience in disordered brains" is now available online! youtu.be/KKemfPmiTXk

Disease progression in MS is predictable using clinically accessible information and technology. Congratulations to the brilliant Julia Jelgerhuis for this excellent work! And thank you to our wonderful partners in Prague who have been extraordinary scientific collaborators. The