TBI-REPORTER now formally announced - exciting times ahead! Cambridge to lead new research platform to transform treatment of traumatic brain injury in the UK shar.es/afSXhu

We're proud to be part of TBI-REPORTER, a UK-wide research platform led by Cambridge University researching Traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The platform will collaborate with Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) and build on research from UK Biobank and Dementias Platform UK. ⤵️ cam.ac.uk/research/news/…

UKABIF will play a crucial role in a brand-new, £9.5 million research platform: TBI-Reporter aims to enhance quality of life for individuals living with #TBI. Led by Cambridge University, TBI-Reporter has been jointly funded by Medical Research Council, National Institute for Health and Care Research, Ministry of Defence 🇬🇧 & Alzheimer's Research UK

📢 Preprint Alert! Our systematic review on investigating brain mechanisms of postural imbalance in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) survivors is now available! Feedback welcome. 🔗:medrxiv.org/cgi/content/sh… 🔍📚 #TBI #Neuroscience #BrainResearch #Imbalance #NewPreprint

🚨 New preprint! Link: doi.org/10.1101/2024.0… Our study provides crucial insight into vestibular dysfunction and its recovery in traumatic brain injury patients. Key findings 1⃣ Acute vestibular agnosia predicts poorer recovery of balance and vestibular perception post-TBI

Great to talk at American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) with Sue Whitney, Regan Harrell - first stop in East Coast trip last week - Feb 2024 Vestibular Neurology Research Group TBI-REPORTER Imperial Department of Brain Sciences

3rd stop East Coast New York - then to LHR. From 1 Vanderbilt showing One World Trade Center & Empire State Building.

David Menon kicks off TBI-REPORTER General Assembly. Thank you to the funders, investigators and partner organisations.

#Bárány2024 meeting in Uppsala, Sweden, August 2024 starts with teaching day Saturday 24th August. 🙏Kathleen Cullen for helping to organise. barany2024uppsala.com/teaching-day/ TheCullenLab Vestibular Neurology Research Group

🧠 New study alert! 📚 Our research (10.1002/ana.26945) uncovers self-motion illusions in MRgFUS thalamotomy patients. Exciting implications for mapping brain networks & treating neurological conditions! ANA Journals Imperial Department of Brain Sciences Vestibular Neurology Research Group

Well done Rebecca Smith! The 1st acute-prospective-randomised treatment feasibility study for BPPV in hospitalised TBI patients. neurologyopen.bmj.com/content/bmjno/… NIHR Research Imperial Department of Brain Sciences NIHR Imperial BRC Vestibular Neurology Research Group TBI-REPORTER Medical Research Council

📢New paper alert about EEG biomarker of vestibular perception! Our data suggest: (A) theta-band suppression links to self-motion perception; (B) alpha-band suppression links to sensory vestibular signalling. 🔗: doi.org/10.1016/j.brai… Imperial Department of Brain Sciences

Using a cognitive vection paradigm, we induce illusory self-motion in this pilot study. Via yaw-plane whole body rotations, we aimed to identify cortical activations representing sensory and perceptual vestibular processing. Graphical Abstract from doi.org/10.1016/j.brai…

So much more to do, and TBI-REPORTER will have a key role in future res

If you are interested in Predicting cognitive and neurodegenerative outcomes from big data using retinal images, at VIDA we have the perfect PhD opportunity for you! 🎉🎓👁️🧠

Excited to share our preprint on Tandem Standing and 360-Turning as a quick and effective measure to differentiate patients with PIGD subtype in PD. Matteo Ciocca Zaeem Hadi Barry Seemungal 🇬🇧 🇹🇹 Imperial Department of Brain Sciences Vestibular Neurology Research Group

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Excited to share our last study exploring how MRgFUS impacts the vestibular system, potentially paving the way for new therapies In Parkinson’s disease and TBI. Proud to contribute to this important work! Imperial Department of Brain Sciences Barry Seemungal 🇬🇧 🇹🇹 Vestibular Neurology Research Group