Now that I no longer work in a cancer centre, I've been wondering how patient care and the workplace have changed with covid19. This article, written by some former colleagues McGill Medical Physics outlines some interesting positive changes: advancesradonc.org/article/S2452-…

Medical practices with fewer women have bigger wage gaps via AuntMinnie.com auntminnie.com/index.aspx?sec…. The interesting thing about this finding is that it strongly supports the idea that diversifying a workplace can make it more equitable. #WomenInSTEM

I loved attending the Anna McPherson lectures during my time at McGill, glad I can continue to do it virtually now! McGill Physics

Let’s set the record straight. Women work together & publish exceptional papers in Nature Neuroscience. The papers are undercited due to implicit bias/structural inequality/discrimination. The solution, Nature Communications, is to address the problem, not advise all grad students to work w/ men

Thank goodness!

Inspiring words on the night of the #ISMRM deadline 🙃

Happy to announce that one of the projects I've been working on now has its very own twitter channel! ShimmingToolbox 🥳

41 hours left to apply! If you're interested in applying to be an Open Science Fellow, please submit a (short, extremely reasonable) application by Friday, March 5 at midnight anywhere on earth. bit.ly/OpenScienceFel… time.is/Anywhere_on_Ea…

The March 2021 Q&A is with @simon_mri & Korbinian Eckstein MedUni Wien and Barbara Dymerska UCL Medical Physics & Biomedical Engineering, by Highlights contributor Eva Alonso-Ortiz. Their paper is "Phase unwrapping with a rapid opensource minimum spanning tree algorithm (ROMEO)". #MRFriday blog.ismrm.org/2021/03/19/qa-…

We are happy to share this preprint in which we call organizers of online conferences to purposefully consider inclusivity as they design their events #OpenScience #Inclusivity #OnlineConferences Centering inclusivity in the design of online conferences psyarxiv.com/vj5tu

If you have a passion for open science and would like the brain mapping community to hear your voice: the #OHBM #OSSIG has an opportunity for you! Applications are now open for the 2021 OHBM OSSIG Open Science Room.1/5

1/2 We have been working in the Open Science Kitchen 🧑‍🍳 to serve you the hottest 🔥 topics in Open Science! Join us in the Open Science Room OHBM (June 21 - June 25) for panels on: ⭐️The future of open tools/technologies ⭐️Building a career in the age of Open-Science

The next Educational is starting in five minutes!! Speaker: Stephen Klusza. Title: "Empowering early career researchers to become open science leaders: The OLS Open Science Ambassador Program". There will be a live Q&A! Join us here: crowdcast.io/e/osr-educatio…

Very excited to announce that starting October I will be joining NeuroPoly as co-PI! I will be working on advanced MRI methods for radiotherapy applications. Thank you Nikola Stikov Julien Cohen-Adad for the warm welcome 😊

I am looking for MSc/PhD students to join my new lab! Interested in MR physics, quantitative MRI for the brain and spinal cord, MRI in radiotherapy? DM me or reach out by email [email protected] if interested.

Research has evolved. Our methods have become much more about the code that enables our analysis. It’s important that this facet of our work be shared & peer-reviewed as well! Below is an excerpt from my colleague Nikola Stikov's interview for PLoS about the need to share code.

Bravo à nos deux étudiants Marie-Hélène Bourget et Agah Karakuzu Agah Karakuzu ! 👏

Want to work on B0 mapping, magnetic susceptibility and shimming? Check out the attached advert for information on a postdoc opportunity at @NeuroPoly and email [email protected] if interested.

Congratulations to Agah Karakuzu, who's PhD work NeuroPoly has earned him this prestigious prize!

Interested in trying out B0 or B1 shimming? Computing the required shimming coefficients can be pretty labour intensive. The shimming-toolbox is here to help!