Can the reproducibility of brain-wide association studies be compromised by variations in fMRI preprocessing pipelines—across and within software packages? Check out this collaborative tour de force. nature.com/articles/s4156…

We’re excited to hear from Candice Odgers, Director of Research and Faculty Development at UVA during our webinar on social media and youth mental health! Her innovative research employs mobile phones and wearable devices to study mental health. RSVP: streamyard.com/watch/eUU5xYC5…

How might policies that limit youth access to social media impact marginalized groups such as LGBTQ+ teens? From our Technology and Youth Mental Health series, Yuki Kotani of the Child Mind Institute and CaseyPick (she/her) of the Trevor Project discuss. childmind.org/blog/ethics-eq…

Congratulations to Youth Mental Health Academy students Cooper Morris, Emily Laws, Kaylene Boyer, Nicole Pataluch, and Nikita Anand, who received one of the Research Contribution Awards for their capstone project, Effects of Trauma on Four Types of Memory! Explore the broad range

#NCED Public School Forum Center for Child and Family Policy All4Ed We had an excellent training with Child Mind Institute last week on the correlation of learning differences & social-emotional struggles.

Our On the Shoulders of Giants Scientific Symposium is being held on October 30th. Learn more, and register for free here: childmind.org/event/otsog-20…

📣 Competition Launch Alert! Problematic Internet Use hosted by Child Mind Institute 🎯 Identify early indicators of technology use in children & adolescents. 💰 $60,000 Prize Pool ⏰ Entry Deadline: 12/12/2024 🙏 Dell Technologies , NVIDIA AI Help kids develop better digital habits and

Competition launch alert! For this competition, the datasets and support are provided by the Healthy Brain Network (HBN), the signature scientific initiative of the Child Mind Institute, and the Reproducible Brain Charts project (RBC). View it here: fcon_1000.projects.nitrc.org/indi/cmi_healt…

Congratulations to Youth Mental Health Academy students who received one of the Creative Presentation Awards for their capstone project, “The Bright Side of Being Blue: How Latinos Teens Feel Hue”. SCIENCE at Child Mind Institute YMHA student capstone projects completed over this past summer

The youth mental health crisis has many causes, but one rising concern is technology. To address this, the Child Mind Institute and Kaggle have launched a competition using deidentified data from the Child Mind Institute Healthy Brain Network study to develop a predictive model