A new Neurosynth dataset is here! release 0.7 contains 14,371 studies--nearly 3,000 more than the last release. data are available for download: github.com/neurosynth/neu… The neurosynth.org website hasn't been updated yet, but that will also happen, uh, "soon"...

reminder that the next release of neurosynth.org is currently accessible at preview.neurosynth.org. barring any (new) bug reports, at some point soon there will be a magical transition, and *poof*, the preview will become the live release.

PSA: if you miss the last version of neurosynth.org, you can still access it (for the next month or two) at old.neurosynth.org

I created an extension to Neurosynth that synthesizes findings across human and rodent neuroscience studies: "A data-driven approach to the automated study of cross-species homologies" (biorxiv.org/content/early/…). Code and data are on github: github.com/wmpauli/

uh, I'm basically already perfect. but if you want to hang out in Austin for a few years and gaze upon my lovely visage, I guess I'll allow it.

How beautiful are these brains!! Linking up PyCortex with Neurosynth to see the terms associated with particular regions! #NeuroHack19

A few years late to the party, but Neurosynth now features a secure connection. This means I'm slightly less likely to steal your usage data than I was before.

Help us build the next version of Neurosynth! We're looking for a full-time front-end web developer: utaustin.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/UTstaff/…