Our 'behind the paper' blogpost on Research Communities... with my least bad attempt of explaining a Molecular Psychiatry paper to the a 3 years old communities.springernature.com/posts/mapping-…

Our online event on long covid and the brain is already tomorrow, 1:45 pm. See you all tomorrow. Tickets available, feel free to spread the word!

“Post-COVID 19 syndrome and the brain: when patients, neuroscientists and clinicians meet...'. Join us the next 28 Feb 1:45 pm UK time for a tripartite discussion between patients, neuroscientists, and clinicians on long-COVID19 and the brain eventbrite.co.uk/e/post-covid-1…

“Post-COVID 19 syndrome and the brain: when patients, neuroscientists and clinicians meet...'. Join us the next 28 Feb 1:45 pm UK time for a tripartite discussion between patients, neuroscientists, and clinicians on long-COVID19 and the brain eventbrite.co.uk/e/post-covid-1…

Just out in Molecular Psychiatry. Result of a collaboration with Cathy and Paolo to assess the potential of intranasal oxytocin in clinical high risk using functional connectomics as a readout.

Out in eLife. Collaboration with colleagues at Cambridge and Cardiff showcasing how Neuroimaging, genetics and transcriptomics can be articulated to inform mechanistic understanding of brain - body interactions

Ready for our next immunopsychiatry meeting? 🤩 Next Monday we will have Daniel Martins (MD, PhD) and Jonas Hagenberg talk about #postcovid19 #fatiguesyndrome and #multiomicsclustering #immune #depression ⬇️

Great work from Tim Lawn in our group sharing some thoughts on how to leverage multimodal data to improve interpretability of functional neuroimaging.

New preprint out from a great collaboration with Anouk Schrantee Daphne Boucherie Daniel Martins (MD, PhD)! Here we found a direct link between 5HTT availability and functional connectivity of 5HTT- and 5HT1A functional networks at rest and during an emotional face matching task. Check it out!