🚨Job alert! 🚨 Open #postdoc position in #neuroimaging to work with myself and Karla Loreen Miller 🇺🇦 as part of NIHR Oxford Health BRC Brain Technologies theme! 🧠

Looking forward to hearing Madeleine Wyburd share her fantastic work!!

📄 New Policy brief: 'Fetal Brain Atlas' a major study with Prof Ana Namburete (Ana Namburete) as its first author, marking a significant scientific advance in fetal neuroscience thanks to #AI Read the brief here: cs.ox.ac.uk/news/2298-full… #compscioxford #OxfordAI #neuroscience

Thanks a lot for the mention Oxford Comp Sci It was such great fun (and a career highlight) to be a part of the Royal Institution lectures on AI. Couldn't have asked for a better guide than Michael Wooldridge

Tonight is the last of three Royal Institution Christmas Lectures by University of Oxford's own Michael Wooldridge. So far he has explored many different aspects of AI, including many relevant to the brain-related research we do Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics (DPAG)

This is definitely one for the memoirs! Such a fantastic opportunity to have talked about #AI in #healthcare in this year's Royal Institution #XmasLectures alongside the inspiring Michael Wooldridge! ICYMI you can still watch it on #BBCiplayer

(1/11🧵) Echoes of fetal development etched into the adult brain 🧠 - Excited to share our new preprint!
“A bipolar taxonomy of adult human brain sulcal morphology related to timing of fetal sulcation and trans-sulcal gene expression gradients”
doi.org/10.1101/2023.1…

AI is the most rapidly evolving area of science today

Join Michael Wooldridge for the #XmasLectures , supported by CGI, revealing the truth about AI -  from its impact on daily life to showing how AI technology really works

📺8pm on BBC Four on 26, 27, 28 December & BBC iPlayer

Fantastic work by Divya Choudhary and Stephan Uphoff on the relationship between chaos and bacterial responses to damage!

We all know what chaos looks like in our daily lives. Who would have known that microbes can behave chaotically? And it may have benefits... I'm thrilled to share our paper 'Chaos in a bacterial stress response' by Divya Choudhary in Current Biology.
doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…

Not long to go until we uncover the truth about AI in this year's #XmasLectures , presented by Michael Wooldridge

But what are the differences between AI and regular computing?

Read today's blog to find out👇

rigb.org/explore-scienc…

Human brain development timeline 🧠📈

📸Grantham-McGregor, Sally et al, 'Developmental potential in the first 5 years for children in developing countries', The Lancet, Volume 369, Issue 9555, 60 – 70, 2007.
#neuroscience #brain

Pembroke Rokos Fellow and Tutor in Computer Science Professor Ana Namburete and her team have developed machine learning methods to construct the first digital map showing how the fetal brain matures as pregnancy advances.

Read more here: rb.gy/9x0wts

🚨Funded postdoc opportunity in infant sleep/chronobiology with the Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health and the INTERGROWTH-21st team.
Application 🔗: tinyurl.com/sleeppostdoc
Closing date 27th November 2023.

'This unique atlas of fetal brain development..provides a wonderful template to track development over the critical first 1000 days.' Alan Stein

Developed by Oxford Comp Sci Nuffield Dept of Women's & Reproductive Health Wellcome Centre for Integrative Neuroimaging Big Data Institute Medical Sciences Engineering Science, Oxford

Read more 👇

psych.ox.ac.uk/news/digital-a…

Thanks Zoltan Molnar

Congratulations to Dr José Villar on his nomination as National Corresponding Member to the Buenos Aires National Academy of Medicine🥳
Felicitaciones al Dr José Villar por su nombramiento como Miembro Correspondiente Nacional de la Academia Nacional de Medicina de Buenos Aires🥳

I am profoundly honoured to be able to announce that I will be presenting the 2023 Royal Institution Christmas Lectures, which will be broadcast by BBC TV in late December. #XmasLectures [1/11] MPLSOxford Hertford College, Oxford Oxford Comp Sci The Alan Turing Institute Royal Institution

New paper in nature - Digital atlas of human fetal brain. This unique resource, w/ neurodevelopment at 24 mnths, provides a template to track development over critical 1st 1000 days, helping our understanding for potential early interventions.
psych.ox.ac.uk/news/digital-a…

It's an honour to work with you and your team Alan Stein