Everyone, if there's one thing you do this year, it's book a session for your lab with Bri McWhorter - Bri is incredible!! Science comm is critical for networking, funding, media, promotions, and recruitment & outreach in the community. DO THIS WORKSHOP 🎤🎤🎤🔬🔬🔬#scicomm #ENDALZ

Please take a look at this event and share. I am excited to serve as a Speaker!

Are you at the #AAIC23 in Amsterdam, looking for a postdoc position and fascinated by the #locuscoeruleus? Reach out to me and let's chat, we have two open positions in an awesome team at Gordon Center for Medical Imaging !

Excited to present some first preliminary data of my Alzheimer's Association AARF project on the Mobile Toolbox implemented and associations with #cognition measures, #amyloid and #tau PET in older adults! Come visit me at my poster today (7/16): P1-570. Harvard Aging Brain Study #AAIC23

So much fun taking the Harvard Aging Brain Study team on a fieldtrip in Amsterdam during #AAIC23 - including full Amsterdam public transport experience Mark Stephanie Schultz Mabel Seto Schneider Christoph Catherine Munro, PhD (she/her) Willem Huijbers Wendy Yau

How can brief, remote, daily cognitive testing improve our ability to detect early #amyloid and #tau related cognitive changes in preclinical #Alzheimers disease? Come hear about our BRANCH longitudinal findings today at #AAIC23: P2-550! Kate Papp, PhD Harvard Aging Brain Study

Rachel Buckley 🐨🇦🇺🐨 Harvard Aging Brain Study So happy to be a part of the Harvard Aging Brain Study family!

Very excited to share our recent work on the relationship between novelty-related LC activity, entorhinal cortical tau deposition, and cognitive decline!!! Check it out!!! n.neurology.org/content/early/…

Such amazing news! So honored to receive the NIH Loan Repayment award from The National Institute on Aging (NIA). Many thanks to all of my mentors (Rachel Buckley 🐨🇦🇺🐨 @timothyjhohman & More!!) and the teams at Harvard Aging Brain Study and Vanderbilt Memory and Alzheimer's Center for all of their support thus far on my scientific journey.

Check out our recent publication about WMH in AD.

"Sex Differences in Resilience and Vulnerability to Aβ & Tau Pathology" Rachel Buckley, PhD Rachel Buckley 🐨🇦🇺🐨 Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School Memory and Aging Center Grand Rounds Friday, Oct 27, 9 to 10am PT register 👉 bit.ly/3Q3TR4P

Excited to present our work on BRANCH at #CTAD23! Brief, daily, remote digital testing can reveal subtle cognitive changes in cognitively normal adults with Ab and tau pathology, which may facilitate AD secondary prevention trials. Harvard Aging Brain Study CTAD Kate Papp, PhD

Very excited to present our findings CTAD Please come and check my poster titled white matter hyper intensity accumulation is related to CAA and Gary matter atrophy in ADAD and LOAD

Super proud to win the #AlzFastTrack best proposal along with the amazing #NovelBiomarkers group Sara Rose Dunlop PhD Lindsey Kuchenbecker angela gomez thanks to the BrightFocus Foundation, Sharyn Rossi, PhD Diane Bovenkamp 🧠👁🔬 and our advisors Prof. Melissa E. Murray 📸🔬 Donna Wilcock Dr. Malu Tansey

Hanseeuw et al 🤩 Association of pathological and volumetric biomarker changes with cognitive decline in clinically normal adults: Harvard Aging Brain Study | ⁦⁦Neurology Journal⁩ n.neurology.org/content/early/…

Congrats to Emma Weizenbaum on the publication of her paper: "Capturing learning curves with the multiday Boston Remote Assessment for Neurocognitive Health (BRANCH): feasibility, reliability, and validity" Rebecca Amariglio Rachel Buckley 🐨🇦🇺🐨 Harvard Aging Brain Study doi.org/10.1037/neu000…

Congrats to Roos Jutten on the publication of her paper looking at the association between increased intraindividual variability in reaction time and risk for cognitive decline in preclinical AD Harvard Aging Brain Study Brigham and Women's Neurology Mass. Alzheimer's Disease Research Center MGH Neurology pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37971861/

Hot off the press! Our group's latest work on daily, brief, remote digital testing to detect the earliest cognitive signs of Alzheimer's disease: doi.org/10.1002/ana.26… Harvard Aging Brain Study BRANCH CognitionPIA Teleneuropsychology Technology and Dementia PIA

Excited to attend HumanAmyloidImaging (for the first time!) and to present our first results on remote, unsupervised cognitive testing vs. amyloid and tau PET in cognitively normal older adults. Would love to get feedback on our PET data - come visit me at board #129! Harvard Aging Brain Study

Yang & Yau et al. studied blood markers of vascular health in older adults and found that the plasma levels of two proteins involved in blood vessel formation predicted future Alzheimer’s disease pathology and cognitive decline. tinyurl.com/28f7eb5b