Ready for the plenary session at #ISMRM19

Second poster presentation of the day about our work on the assessment of diaphragm morpholog. Find me at screen #123 for more info #ISMRM19 #NottmBRC

We have fully-funded, three-and-a-half-year PhD studentships available starting in September in various aspects of biomedical imaging. Take a look at some of the potential projects here: nottingham.ac.uk/research/beaco… Application deadline: 17th Jan - Good luck!

Recent events in the US have exposed terrible inequalities faced by Black Americans. This is not unique: racism is woven into ALL institutions including academia & STEM. Exclusion & power differentials damage Black & Brown lives worldwide. Educational institutions must do better.

Great @OxfordWIN webinar by Dr Hamied Haroon today and discussion of the social model of disability - also excited to see what can be achieved next wrt funders expectations of researcher mobility. Thank you Hamied! scope.org.uk/about-us/socia…

#NPAW2021 Dr Christoph Arthofer Christoph Arthofer Image analysis and machine learning - currently working on multimodal template construction from the UK Biobank. The latest templates are available at git.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/cart/oxford-mm… and feedback is welcome. 3 emojis representing him 🏔🚴‍♂️🧠

Registration Open! FSL Course 2023 will be held fully online, 11th - 22nd September. Details & registration info here: open.win.ox.ac.uk/pages/fslcours… The course covers lectures & hands-on practicals on structural, functional, diffusion and resting state brain image analysis.

Want to try out MMORF, but need a multimodal template to register to? Christoph Arthofer has you covered! With age dependent versions of T1, T2-FLAIR, & DTI, this is a great resource, & available right now! If you're at #OHBM2023, come check it out at poster 2420 today. @OxfordWIN

Incredibly excited to see this work out! We've put in a lot of effort getting MMORF to this point, and I'm quietly pleased with just how well it performs. Please get in touch if you have any questions, or just want some pointers on trying MMORF with your own data. #FSL @OxfordWIN

Neuroanatomical structures 🧠 help regulate the endocrine and reproductive system. We investigated genetics underlying variation in these structures using ~35,000 UK Biobank MRIs and here’s what we found! 🧵 below or new preprint medRxiv > medrxiv.org/content/10.110…