Our latest work led by Dylan Curtin exploring the impact of age on exercise-induced plasticity now out in jphys. See Dylan’s thread for full account.

It's finally out in Nature Neuroscience! A special thanks to Alex Fornito and Andre Marquand for their perseverance in getting this out.

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Neural Systems and Behaviour Lab Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health

So excited to share the first empirical work from my PhD, now out in Scientific Reports! We explored the impact of a single session of exercise on synaptic plasticity and the excitation-inhibition (E:I) balance in the visual cortex 🏃‍♀️🧠 nature.com/articles/s4159…

Excited to share our paper in Brain Stimulation bit.ly/3HlYhkh showing the causal role of the dopamine D2 receptor in exercise­-induced changes in excitatory and inhibitory cortical networks James Coxon Eleanor Taylor Trevor Chong Mark Bellgrove MEX Lab Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health

It is time to find out your REAL brain and body age!

The age of your brain, heart, lungs etc can be easily measured, differs from your DOB and informs your risk of chronic illness and premature death.

Check out our organ age clocks Nature Medicine

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Paper published in JAMA Neurology today, reporting on long term (12 month) data in the first four stentrode BCI participants in University of Melbourne The Royal Melbourne Hospital. These participants were inspiring to us. We are learning and improving everyday. ❤️❤️ Synchron jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

As some of you may know Nigel Rogasch has been battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Nigel is an incredibly supportive and caring member of our brain stimulation community💜 A gofundme page has been set up to help support him and his family ABSS #TMS

gofund.me/d7d22054

Our latest work assessing the impact of target personalisation strategy on memory outcomes following multi-day rTMS. There are benefits to using a seedmap optimised approach. Great to be part of this collaboration, and a special thanks to Robin Cash who led this analysis.

Over the moon to be in sunny Brisbane for the long overdue Australasian Brain & Psychological Sciences! And so good to reconnect with the Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society gang! If you're attending and interested in exercise/neuroplastcity, come and check out my talk at 11.30 on Wed, stream 2 🤗

Our latest work characterising the effects of physical activity & fitness on brain white matter - great team effort !

Our latest PP: tinyurl.com/2p9yr3u8.
Amazing work by Ashlea Segal in close collab with Andre Marquand and many others, using a multi scale approach to understand individual differences of brain deviations in 6 psychiatric disorders. Peep the thread...

Great chatting to @RobranJade this afternoon on @1395FIVEaa about the capacity for physical exercise to promote brain and mental health. Now to get off twitter to try and practice what I preach🏃‍♂️..

Our latest pp on designing and comparing cleaning pipelines for TMS-EEG data w/ Mana Biabani Tuomas Mutanen. We overview current practices, provide tips for design, and use TESA to compare pipelines, showing that changing even a single step can alter TEPs tinyurl.com/bj4jxb4n

Our latest work exploring the effects of cTBS over dlPFC. We threw the kitchen sink at it, and didn’t see any evidence of altered brain activity or working memory performance at the group level. See @ThapaTrib’s previous thread for more eloquent summary. Thanks to all co-authors!