This week we had the great pleasure of hosting Jenna Adams at @DZNE_en RTG2413 SynAGE Graduate Program . Thanks for your amazing talk on dysfunctional network dynamics in AD and your support with my PhD project! Anne Maass Helena Gellersen Hannah Baumeister David Berron Panagiotis Iliopoulos

Today I presented our findings on functional connectivity in the StoP-AD Center cohort at the DZNE Bonn. I was very happy to be selected for an ECR talk at the CURE-ND conference. Thanks for the great opportunity and the fantastic organisation! #CUREND @DZNE_en

I can only add my thanks for this fantastic workshop! I learnt so much about biomarkers for neurodegenerative diseases, met great people, was on a boat in the sunshine and got first place for our project idea with my group. It couldn't have been better. ☀️

You want to learn more about longitudinal precuneus activity and AD pathology? Check out our preprint from the Multimodal Neuroimaging Lab Anne Maass or come talk to me Alzheimer's Association #AAIC24! Many thanks to Sylvia Villeneuve @alexa_pichetb Dr. M. Natasha Rajah, PhD 🇨🇦 and the StoP-AD Center team!

The Multimodal Neuroimaging Lab @DZNE_en Anne Maass is getting ready for Alzheimer's Association #AAIC24! 🎉 Please drop by for a chat if you are interested in multimodal research on successful aging, early AD and memory.

We're excited to finally share our review of fMRI hyperactivity in the Alzheimer’s disease pathological cascade, the result of a fun collaboration with @CorriveauNick, Larissa Fischer, Eoin Molloy, & Anne Maass Now out in @BrainComms - summary thread below! academic.oup.com/braincomms/adv…

Our paper on MTL network connectivity in aging & AD is finally out in Brain! with Robin de Flores Chetelat's Lab Neuropresage

🚨Calling all neuroimagers! Help Emma Coomans shape the opening plenary at #AIC2025 (Toronto, July 26th) "Accomplishments of the Past Year" and share the most impactful neuroimaging research from the past year via this brief survey (~5min) by May 30th. act.alz.org/site/R?i=eOejF…

1/ What a session. I believe I saw people sleeping in front of the door to get a seat in the first row when doors opened! Thanks to #AAIC25 for giving us the opportunity to organize this FRS, and thanks to everyone who came and participated in the cool discussion!