📢 Uniting global experts in AI, psychiatry & neuroimaging, Paul Thompson & @engimabrains will use AI to predict if people with #depression will respond best to a promising new treatment - rTMS 🧠 Read the press release 👉 bit.ly/48jkJ8j

Huge congrats to Gaon S. Kim for receiving a prestigious Asan Foundation Biomedical Science Scholarship! Gaon is a 2nd year PhD student advised by Katherine Lawrence and Paul Thompson. She is interested in human neurodevelopment and neuroimaging. Way to go, Gaon 👏🎉

Very happy to see our ENIGMA Neuroendocrinology Working Group being named in the editorial 🤩🥳

Open postdoctoral position in a fantastic neuroimaging-genetics lab!

🚨🧠For those of you who can no longer attend OHBM 2024 🗓️, we want to give you an opportunity to highlight the work you would have presented! To do so, please fill in this form: forms.gle/fd5EmygChTNHdV… & we will showcase your work both at the conference & on our socials🧑‍💻🧠

💡ARE YOU interested in autism + neuroimaging ?💡 JOIN Katherine Lawrence + Jan Buitelaar's incredible ENIGMA-ASD Consortium + take part in, or lead your own, global projects [1] on brain microstructure, normative modeling, cerebellar mapping, functional gradients, virtual histology,

Try out our Network Correspondence Toolbox, aka "The decoder"! @Nathan_Spreng Thomas Yeo 🧠 thetransmitter.org/brain-imaging/…

🚨‼️Applying to graduate school in #psychology? Check out our Google Drive with prerecorded workshops, example statements, email templates, and additional resources including PsychinOut 🧠 free mentorship program and information for international students! drive.google.com/drive/folders/…

Great to catch up with everyone today - thanks to Clara Moreau Clara Moreau for coming back from Montreal to visit us at the Marina !

Thrilled to see my NIMH K01 award spotlighted by my university! Learn more about the neuroimaging research we'll be doing to advance understanding of neurodevelopment in autism and ADHD:

IT'S A WRAP !!! 💡ENIGMA's 2024 End-of-Year VIDEO TOUR ( youtube.com/watch?v=lJ9Exm… ) summarizes this year's discoveries, by 2,000+ scientists from 45 countries, tackling 30+ brain disorders with brain mapping, genomics, environmental assessments, drug treatment, neurostimulation,

Announcing the first Translational #Neuroimaging Webinar of 2025 on “Combined TMS and fMRI Approaches in Psychiatric Research: From Technical Innovations to Informed Treatment Choices”.  The webinar is free but requires registration. For more details and to register please go to: