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He was highly respected and has left a large void that will be difficult to fill. His warmth and kindness was appreciated by all. We have set up a donation to the Danish Cancer Society in memory of Esben. Should you wish to contribute, please see: cancer.dk/mindegave/opre… 3/3

Thank you for a fantastic meeting ! Members from the Cenci lab Lund University , Kühn lab Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin & Siebner lab DRCMR presented their latest research on "ADAptive and Precise brain-circuit Targeting in Parkinson’s disease". "ADAPT-PD" is funded by Lundbeckfonden.

It was deeply moving and sad to attend Esben's funeral on Friday. Our thoughts and condolences are with Esben's family. We will miss him very much and will always remember him as a dear colleague and friend. May he rest in peace.

PhD student Birgitte Liang Chen Thomsen Chen Thomsen presents her brand new fMRI results on #Parkinsons at the #dgkn2024: The posterior putamen shows deficient activation by movement, while the ventral striatum is less responsive to reward in a pragmatic OFF medication state.

Prof. Rikke Møller Rikke S. Møller visits the DRCMR - giving a Brain Resonance lecture on personalized medicin in genetic epilepsies. Her unique precision medicin approach bridges from the genome to therapeutic decision making in single patients.

Check out this paper spearheaded by Mikkel Malling Beck. 🔎 Mikkel provides a comprehensive overview of the TMS-EEG landscape - focusing on TEPs evoked by TMS of the motor cortex. Mikkel's metaanalyses of published TEP group data show that methodological choices do matter...

The REFRESH (REtaining Female RESearcH talent) initiative organizes a 12-12 seminar for junior researchers DRCMR . Group discussions, reflexive teams and plenary follow-ups set the focus on career planning in health sector research. REFRESH is funded by Lundbeckfonden.

Here is another exciting job opportunity! We are looking for a postdoctoral researcher in transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy of Parkinson's disease @DRCMR (Please note the impending deadline of the 14th April) candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationIni…

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Do you wish to work with a fantastic PI (Lasse Christiansen ) to delve into transcranial ultrasound stimulation to do research within brain circuit science of motor control ? If yes - THEN check out this job advert at DRCMR and apply ... candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationIni…

We are hiring! If you are a team-oriented MR researcher eager to unleash the full potentials of 7T ultra-high field MRI and MRS through novel software and hardware solutions, then you are the person we are looking for DRCMR ! candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationIni…

We are hiring ! Ready to dive into the world of precision brain stimulation and causal network neuroscience? D🧠💡Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to explore its therapeutic applications DRCMR ! #Neuroscience #CareerGoals candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationIni…

We are hiring! Please apply if you want to advance the non-convulsive TMS-based precision treatment of depression.

When I thanked for this prize I said: 1)life is short, spend your time on something important 2) be generous with your time, ideas and data 3) be couragous, dare to contact politicians 4) mental illnesses are public health problems

A great Neuroscience Day hosted by NeuroCampus Aarhus! Nice tradition bringing together neuroscientists from different fields. Interesting talks on the theme, "When Neuroscience Meets Engineering and Computer Science", and great posters by local researchers and NAD fellows!

This is really ultra- gr(s)oundbreaking !

The FENS brain conference on circuits for movement - organized by The Brain Prize winners Slvia Arber, Martyn Goulding and Ole Kiehn - is about to start at beautiful Rungstedgaard (DK).

Now out in Brain Stimulation .... Single-pulse TMS of M1 elicits site-specific high-frequency immediate transcranial evoked potentials (i-TEPs) in 25 out of 25 subjects iTEPs - are modified by stimulation intensity and current direction - vary in frequency and amplitude

Could not agree more - Holly. It has been an honor to be involved in the making of this book which fills a real gap.