A major highlight for The Centre for Human Brain Health this year! Looking forward, and thanks for organising, Andrew Quinn Ania Kowalczyk Tom Rhys Marshall Yali Pan Ben Griffiths Barbara Pomiechowska 🇪🇺 Ole Jensen @olejensen.bsky.social !

Early career prize lecture Patricia Lockwood

The most creative, intense, and rewarding project I’ve ever worked on! Now out Nature Medicine. Real-world blinded adaptive DBS halves time with motor symptoms and improves quality of life in Parkinson’s disease. With the amazing Stephanie Cernera Lauren H Hammer Simon Little Philip

Calling software engineers! Exciting opportunity to work with a fantastic team in Oxford to deliver real world clinical tools for brain imaging

Early bird rate for our Digital Neuro-Rehab Workshop at Uni of Birmingham College of Life and Environmental Sciences The Centre for Human Brain Health ends August 29th. Don't miss out on this opportunity to connect with experts and explore new research directions! Register now: shorturl.at/rdVIW NCM society N-CODE

🚨New laminar MEG toolkit🚨I'm so happy to be at biomag2024 to announce the release of laMEG, an easy-to-install implementation of the simulations and analyses from our laminar MEG papers github.com/danclab/laMEG AND if you wish you could use SPM from python, keep reading👇🧵

Join us!!! The ACC B Lab is looking for a postdoc to work with us on the neural and computational mechanisms of flexible decision-making, collaborating with Shenhav Lab and General Psychology Lab . Learn more and apply here: edzz.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Oh, hello there! You are looking for a postdoc position and you are curious about neural and computational mechanisms of flexible goal-directed decision-making? What a coincidence! We might be looking for you!

🌟 Research Assistant opportunity 🌟 I'm looking for an RA to support new projects The Centre for Human Brain Health School of Psychology, University of Birmingham on social information seeking and decision making inc. fMRI and MEG 🧠 Details: tinyurl.com/ra-uob-chbh Deadline: 24th September ⏳ Get in touch w/ questions 👋 Please share 🔁

⭐️2-year postdoc position open in my lab⭐️ Anyone interested in #psycholinguistics #ageing #language #cognition please get in touch! Open for applications until Sep 15th 👇 edzz.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat… School of Psychology, University of Birmingham The Centre for Human Brain Health

The abstract submission has been extended!! Secure your place at MEG-UKI, this year at the University of Birmingham 🤩

Visit The Centre for Human Brain Health at the Welcome Fair 2024 to learn about our exciting research and sign up to participate in upcoming studies! School of Psychology, University of Birmingham Uni of Birmingham

Latest from the lab: SfN Journals - We show that the activity in the hippocampus predicts the order of upcoming movements in a task that required well-trained sequences to be retrieved flexibly from memory. The Centre for Human Brain Health jneurosci.org/content/early/…

A brilliant day at the Mind in Motion conference yesterday run by The Centre for Human Brain Health at the Uni of Birmingham. It's always great to have time to reflect of how far neurorehab has come and where new innovations will take the profession forward.

Our MindInMotion workshop happened yesterday tinyurl.com/yztc6z8d. Thank you to all delegates for the open cross-sector discussions on the future of neurorehab! John W. Krakauer Ulrike Hammerbeck Shinyi Chloe Chiou Tom Nightingale Galea Lab and many others College of Life and Environmental Sciences N-CODE

Yewbrey and KatjaKornysheva found the hippocampus seems to also play a role in high-order processing by organizing action sequences so that movements can be efficiently executed. This may be informative clinically, marking the hippocampus as a potential treatment target in those

Submissions are now open for #NCMPan25! Join us in beautiful Panama City, Panama for the annual meeting. Team and individual oral deadline is 23:59 PST December 2, 2024 ncm-society.org/submission/

A post-SfN reflection: The social dynamics at SfN poster sessions are always fascinating. But also sometimes frustrating. e.g.: A trainee in my lab (woman) mentioned noticing presenters ignoring her whenever there were other men at the poster. 😞 1/3