The weight of neuroscientific evidence has demonstrated that the brain is organized into distinct cortical areas, which perform dissociable sets of information processing operations There are additional ideas about how the cortex may be organized, including smoother

ANZ ISMRM are hosting an online workshop on Artificial Intelligence in MRI Research! To join us on the 24th of June, register here: uni-sydney.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

If you like these, and are going to OHBM there's still time to register for our whole day educational symposium on cortical imaging: spanning acquisition, to image processing, statistics, structural covariance and genetics, biomechanics and deep learning on surfaces!

A shifting role of thalamocortical connectivity in the emergence of cortical functional organization | Nature Neuroscience nature.com/articles/s4159…

The developing Human Connectome Project fetal functional MRI release: Methods and data structures | bioRxiv biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

A sensorimotor-association axis of thalamocortical connection development biorxiv.org/content/biorxi…

Graduation day as a dual trained paediatric and adult INR. Don’t know how I got so lucky with these colleagues ⁦SickKids Paediatric Neurovascular Program⁩ with the legends Prakash and Prof Schroff. I don’t say this lightly but ⁦Carmen Parra-Fariñas⁩ is the best and kindest colleague I’ve ever had

This year OHBM I will be presenting "Uncovering the asymmetry of common temporal lobe folding variants". These folding variants were characterised through hierarchical surface registration. Come and check out poster number 1834, session 3&4! 🧵1/8 #OHBM2024

The canal of Gratiolet, a tube for the anterior commissure, allows a route for basal ganglia hemorrhage to track to the contralateral side! Images in 𝑅𝑎𝑑𝑖𝑜𝑙𝑜𝑔𝑦 by Cong Huang and Yu-jun Wang doi.org/10.1148/radiol… #neurorad

I am super excited to say that come September I will be joining Imperial College London as a Lecturer in Bioengineering 🌟 I have PhD studentships available (home fees) to work on methods combining MRI and microscopy for microstructure imaging. Please get in touch if interested!

CT brain segmentation without MRI for DBS assessment #DSIStudio

Neuroscientists, reproductive immunologists, microchimerism biologists, and AI experts are joining forces to learn more than ever about the maternal brain! 🤩

Always check the sphenoid wings on MRI in patients with refractory epilepsy! Temporal encephaloceles are an increasingly recognized cause of refractory epilepsy. If seizure activity can be localized to the encephalocele surgery has good outcome. #MedEd #radres #FOAMed #Radiology

Anatomy of the internal capsule... the internal capsule is a white matter structure located between the caudate nucleus & thalamus (medially) and the lentiform nucleus (laterally) and is traversed by several important white matter tracts... #MedEd #RADEd #FOAMed #Radres #FOAMrad

Happy science fact of the day: It's a year since the first Imaging Neuroscience paper was published, with 280 papers since then. Hence in just the first year, over half a million dollars has stayed within academia, rather than going to Elsevier [shareholders etc].

I’ve been a hippocampus man my entire research career 🍤🧠👨‍🔬. When I first read Yann LeCun's “JEPA” white paper (openreview.net/pdf?id=BZ5a1r-…), I knew I’d found a cornerstone. I’m pleased to finally share my preprinted Perspective! osf.io/preprints/psya…

Excited to see my first PhD project out in Nature Communications! Thanks to Sofie Valk for her invaluable guidance and grateful for our co-authors Simon Eickhoff @MeikeHettwer Lisa Wiersch Giacomo Bignardi Susanne Weis Cognitive Neuroendocrinology and reviewers/editors for their constructive contributions

I'm still in shock, but so excited to return to University of Oxford next year with a Wellcome Early Career Award. Here is to five years of cerebellar ultrasound research with Miriam Klein-Flügge 🧠 @mkflugge.bsky.social and my other stellar collaborators! Thank you to everyone who helped me on the way. 🥳🎉🧠 x.com/WesternuWIN/st…

Delighted about my European Research Council (ERC) grant EARTHWORM and particularly the research it enables! The focus will be on combining MR physics, real-time MRI and sensors to embrace rather than stop peristaltic motion during imaging and to investigate the intertwined relation ->

1/Nothing is more CENTRAL to reading an MRI than finding the CENTRAL sulcus? How do YOU find it? Are you just using gestalt when you say “frontal” or “parietal”?  Time to recenter your search pattern with this thread on how to find the central sulcus on a brain MRI!